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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
DALLAS THEATRE BURNS.

Dallas. Dec. 12.-The Majestic the atr,, leading Dallas vaudeville house. was destroyed by fire tonight. The loss is estimated at $50,000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
William Barden.

Tie funeral services of William Barden, who died in this city Monday night. were held yesterday afternoon at Star City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
District Prayer Al

District Prayer
 Meeting.
 Prayer meeting district No. 32 will meet this morning at 9:3O with Mrs. U. A. Mcleod on West Sixth. Mrs. Jones will lead the lesson, the subject of which is the eighth chapter of John.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13

.nor - sehee over No. S6. Club notices sh Daughters
 " The Simon Bradford Chapter of the
 nh+ors in of 1912 had a splendid J Daaf; DDaot;ng yesterday afternoon in the nnme nsref of Mrs. Walter c. Hudson, on so,,,Ib c9,,tb Main. Final arrangements sou Sousn made for the placing of the mar. %s.' we for m Drewry White in Bellwood ssmetery. ssr ter The unveiling exercises esmI s:,l he held December 31st., and Mrs. WI, wlank k Tomlinson is arranging the pro- slst. Mrs Drew White. in her own mimi ..h1a e way. read very interesting .sus aamsr "Rachael Donelson and Andrew lRRsscgkson', Rsg which was thoroughly en- ioyed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13

Matron's
 Mission Circle.
 The Young Matron's Mission Circle of the First Baptist church will meet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
Hawthorne Book Club.

Hawthorne Book Club.
 The Hawthorne Book club will be entertained this afternoon by Mrs. s. M. Taylor, in he home at 617 West Second.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13

Mrs. D. D. Herring is quite i'll at her home, 1916 Main street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
Prayer Meeting of District No. 2.

The prayer meeting of district No. 22 will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs. Ben Da]by, 1l13 West Barraque street. Mra. w. D. Fiveash will(be the leader.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
Weekly Meeting District 51.

The weekly Bible study for district number 51 will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. with Mrs. Gray at 1916 West Twelfth.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
Grade Girls Hat T0day.

Grade Girls 'hsT, The sixth and seventh grade girls
 q, u"r ,,,eet this afternoon at 2:30 o. WI, 'nat nv with Miss Marjorie Reyburn, Sas Beech street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13

this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Geo. F. Merrick, 112O East Sec. ond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13
s MISS EUNICE NORRIS
 EDITOR
EDITOR

Items the Society depam ent by phon. mail m.s personally nt1 over No. Club notices sh ould in writing ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13

Non'. 's~ T. ~ea Sl- Y. Y. C A. mr'd~~ ct. Doca~rter 1Ath to o''''r7~ T ~.,~.-, n--1 -.ce-e '--- r. o-~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-13

u"pi-c" 1.nr''" 'z" fit night Educs 4iaral c'a9Hs
 1o-1 '
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
Niekochana
P0W1ESG OLA LUDU.
prZez
TERESE JADW1GE.
(DOkonczenie)

DoNOAANASAAAOJ -. .
U stop wzg6rza plynela ma1a,
ale bystra rzeczka, kt6rej navy
s}ownik gieograficzny ME podaje;
obieg}szy je. z trzech stron, figlar
ka skreca}a miedzy }aki, dazac do
matki Wisly, gdzies daleko bieza
Icej.
z tel strony, kt6ra rzeka omija-
la, dostep byi }atwy Ia wzg6rze,
z innych strome sciany utrudnia
~ wejscie; nikomu tez IA mysl
ME przysz}o piac sic pc spadzisto-
sci,w dodatku nawet treche niebez
piecznej, gdyz, stoczywszy sic re
wzgorza, MONA by}o wpase do
rzeki.
Stanawszyzu 'cel,,, m}odziez "a
bra}a sic zwawo do piracy: rozlozo
no obrus ia trawie, odpakowano
kosze iustawionoroznne przysma
XII. Rozpocze1a sic uczta, kt6ra
starsi urozmaicali sobie rozmowa,
m}odziez zas figlami i zartami.
J6zia ME bra1a udzialu AM W
zartach, ami w rozmowie:; siedzac
7nar Euboczu, zadumana. aZdaWala
sic rczem z fala rzeki spieszyc W
dial myslami.
Pozywili sic nareszcie wszyscy.
- Teraz trzeba isc do lasu -
rzek} pan Sfominski. = Znajdzie-
my tam jaka polanke = ch}opcy
i dziewczeta zabawia sic w serso
my zas ia pniach sosen znajdzie-
my lepsze i wygodniejsze siedze--
ME. Ma stray wiktual6w costa
wimy Jana.
Propozycja pana S}ominskiego
podobafa sic wszystkim.
= Do lasu! Do lasu! = zawola
no jednoglosnie.
= Cesiu - rzekla mama-po-
pros ktorego z kuzynk6w, zeby
zabra} pied, DO ME bedziesz miala
IA Ia czem ~nsiasc, gdy Gle zmeczy
d}ugi spacer. :, :,
= Juz Gucio pamietal 0 mnie-
rzekla dziewczynka. '.4hs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

ma Cesie, ezplej przyeisneaa do
serea, to .bylo wlasna zasfuga
mfodszel siostry.
Dziewezynka miala zawsze ola
matki mile, serdeczne slowo, obej
scie jej bylo slodkie i uleg4e: gdy
PAM Slominska zachmurzyla sic
czasem, ona przybiegaal z piesz-
ezota, gdy zada}a czego, uprzej--
mic spe}niala jej rokaz, a kazde
postanowienie przyjmowala bez
skargi. Navel napomnienie nigdy
ME zachmurzylo czola Cesi- stu
chala go z pokora - kazda mysl
matce z~wicrzajac, wypelniala IL
miemie kazda rade.
A ona, J6zia, jak sic zachowy-
wala. O, daleko jej bylo do idea
HI cork! Mniej smiala i nieszcze
ra, zrazala rodzic6w chlodnem o.
bejsciem; chmurna j niezadowo--
Iona re wszystkiego, mrozi}a ich
najlepsze checi. Jak mog}a zazdro
scic siostrze delikatnej i dobrej,
kt6ra tylko troskliwosc matki
PREY zyciu utrzymywala, a tym
SnOSObem krzvWdzic iedna / dru-
ga!
- Gdy pomysle, jak bylam ME
rozsadna, wstyd mnie przyjmuje
= rzekla calujac obie rece PAM
Sfominskiej. = Pamietasz Cesiu
ten dzien, W kt6rym powstai pro-
jekt wycieczki do lasu? Wr6ciw
sly re spaceru, zastafes mnie spla
kama = powiedzialam, re los DO
haterki powiesci tax mnie rozczu
ILL.,. To byla %nieprawda ia p}aka
lam mad SODA. Zrana, gdy wesz}ys
my do pokoju many, ably jej
"dzien dobry" powiedziec, mama,
poca}owawszy mnie W colo, "a
ciebie w objeciach j RE
k}a:
"Pieszczotka moja, wyglada ia
kos lepiej"!
- Zazdrossc uk}ola mnie W ser
= smutna i Fla poszlam do ia
dalnego pokoju. Tam znowu mnie
rozdrazni1o zachowanie many. Pc
stawiwszy pred toba szklanke
mleka, mama powiedziala:
(Dokonczenie ma STRONGLY 7mej.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

kajac wzrekiem matki i siostry.
PAM Sfo1ninska drzemala W 70
telu, a Cesia gafezla odpedzala
muchy, mogsee przerwae jej lex
XII sen:
= Mamo! Cesiu = szepne}a J6
liza, wyciagaNc do mich ramona
O jake byIam niedobr@, niespra-
wied1iwa, jak niegodne waszej
mi}osci i waszych starsh, wybacz
Gle mi! - rzekla s}abym g}osem.
Chcia1a jeszcze eos m6wic, ale
matka zamkne}a jej usta.
= Me rozdrazniaj sic aniolku
l. prosila czule. - Wzruszenie
ci zaszkodzi; je$li cheese dac do
w6d,ze mas kochasz, staraj sic bye
zdrowa.
z usmiechem ma ustach J6zia u
ca}owa}a rece matki i po}ozy}a
sic, ME m6wiac ami slowa.
Powoz wiozacy doktora, zatrzy
NAL sic pred gankiem, a W chwi
lie p6zniej wszed} pan Slominski
IL lekarzem. Obaj pospieszyli do
16zka J6zi. ....
= O jakaz zmiana! - m6wif
doktor pc zbadaniu. - Jest przy
tomna, rozmawia j wkr6tce be-
die dobrze. Prose- tylko zacho--
wac sic spokojnie!
Pc wyjsciu lckarza Cesia padla
w objecia matki.
- Dzieki ci Bozc! = szepnela
- a Ivy radoSci p%op}yne}y jej z
OcZu.
Zanim up}ynal tydzieh, starsza
corka panstwa S}ominskich ,juz
siedzia}a w alliance, oplecionej dzi
klein winem, a PREY niej matka i
siostra.
Ma wszystkich twarzch jasnia}o
zadowolenie: PAM Slominska wy
glada}a lepiej, sine obw6dki mix
nelly z twarzy Cesi, wzrok J6zi
byl pogodny, co ia czynilo bar
dzo mia i ladna.
Przykry wypadek sprowadzi}
dobre nastepstwa = Jozia ME pc
sadza}a juz rodzicow, re bardziej
kochaja> Cesie, przestafa uwazac
sic "a kopciuszka domowcgo-zaz
dresc opusci}a ia.
Wsr6d troskliwych staran pod
+czas choroby, .uczula jak jest ko
chana, jak niesprawiedliwe byly
.jej zarzuty i nierozsadne podejrze
mia. Zrozumiala to ~jeszcze, re jes
Ii mama tkliwiej czasem spojrzafa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

Dana. Jak smiesz mnie Modesto
wac zebranina ma ulicy?
zebrak: 0 to prosze mi dac
sw6j adres, to przyjde do domu
pc jalmuzne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04
Gucio byl to mlodszybrat He


Gucio byl to mlodszybrat BE:
|lenki.
O niej wszyscy pamietaja, a
0 mnie Mkt, - szepnela z zawis-
Gig J6zia.
Istotnie, w tel chwili Mkt ia
mia ME zwracal uwagi. Towarzy-
stwo spuszczalo sic re wzg6rza W
strone lasu Mkt ME spostrzegl,
re J6zia ma swojem miejscu 20
stala. Gwar rozmowy i smiech6w
cichnal stopniowo W miare jak u
czestnicy maj6wki oddalili sic Cd
'niej.
Navel Helenka o mnie ME dba
- szepne}a dziewczynka z zalem.
Ley pociekly jej z oczu- roz-
drazniona, zamiast isc "a wszyst-
kimi, udala sic W strone przeciw-
ma.
Rozbawiona zartami kuzyn6w i
kuzynek, Helenka zapomniala o
przyjacio}ce. Ma dole juz prawie
bedac, zaczela jej szukac wzro--
klein.
= Gdzie jest J6zia? = rz.ekla
zaniepokojona. = Co jej sic dis
stale? = dodala, widzac, re spie-
sly W przeciwnym kierunku. | pc
dazy}a. do niej.
- Idziemy do lasu grac W serso
= rzek}a, dogoniwszy ia naresz-
Gle. - Chodz z mani!
= Przyiacz sic do tamtych-od
parla J6zia - a mnie Z0staw W
spokoju. ia sic przejde mad brzeg
rzeki.
= Alez przecie ME tedy. Tu
tai CORA tax stroma, re mozesz
wpadsc W wode.
- To i c6z?- Chocbym sic u
topi}a, niktby pc mnie ME p}akal,
- BOZ sic Boga, J6zia! jak mo-
zesz tax movie? A ciocia? a wuia
seek, a Cesia!
J6zia westchnela.
= ocieszyliby sic predko-rze.
k}a z gorycza.
= A ia?
= Ty poplakalabys dluzej, ale
w wesolem towarzystwie tax lat
wo zapomniec.
= ZloSliwa jesteS, J6ziu = cd
parla Helenka.
J6zia s~postrzegla, re zrobi}a
przykrosc kuzynce. zal jej sic zro
bio, lecz nie cofnela zarzutu.
- Chodzi1am juz nieraz ia stro
ma, ! zawsze s%zczesliw1e rzek'a
20 chwili. = Me BOZ sic o mnie.
zostaw mnie i wr6c do towarzyst.
wa.
- Ach, Joziu, chodz re nina
do wszystkich, drze, patrzac ia
|ciebie. Podobno co rok tutaj ida.
rzaja sic smutne wypadki.J6ziu, u
|s1uchaj mojej prosby! = perswa
|dowala Helenka.
= Bylabym nawet rada, gdyby
mnie spotka}o co z}ego odpar}a
J6zia.
TO m65wiac, szla dalej III gore.
= ia Gle ME puszcze, J6ziu. Clio
ciu, cioteczko!. - wo}afa Helen
ka g}osem przerazonym biegnac
zs idacymi
Us}yszawszy wofanie, towarzy--
|stwo zatrzyma}o sic. PAM S}omin
ska pierwsza ~spostrzeg}a niebez--
pieczenstwo grozace Jozi.
Wr6c sic, wr6cc natychmiast!!-
krzyknela gwa}townie.
Us}yszawszy CLOS matki, Jozia
przystanela i zwr6ci}a sic szybko,
by do niej podazyc, niestety jed
max byla juz ma stromym brzegu,
a posliznawszy sic, stracifa row
nowage, zachwia}a SIC potoczy-
la ku rzece.
DIVA krzyki straszne, rozdziera
jace, szarpnely jej screen - poz
malta W Mich CLOS matki i siostry.
Uspokoic wszakze ME mogla ami
jednej ami drugiej, gdyz Hlasnym
ciezarem spadala n a dol, coraz
blizej woody. -
Strach odjaf przytennosc PAM
Slominskiej Helence r6wnie 4
Nieruchome, z za}amanemi reka--
mi. oslupialy wzrokiem patrzyly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-10-04

, ,~=s'audopiero zobaczyly, ze jjuz jje
Wyprzedzono. Dwaj bracia Ziebo-
vac, doswiadczeni plywacy, rzu-
ell sic ma ratunek tonacej. Gdy
nleszczesliwa matka instynktow--
NE zatrzymala sic mad brzegiem
'rzeki, oni u jej stop, na murawie,
ziozyli juz nieprzytomna J6zie.
2 krzykiem radossci PAM Slomin
ska przypadla do cork i mokra
Jej twarz pocalunkami okrywac
zaezela.
Jozia dzwignela glove: DUE
jej oczy z wyrazem zadziwienia
zatrzymafy sic ma matce, poruszy
Ia ustami, jak gdyby chciala mo-
vie lecz utracila przytomnose, j
zn6w padla IA murawe.
Smutnie zakonczyl sic dzien, Q
kt6rym tax d1ugo Cesia marzyla.
J6zie nieprzytomna i ia, sp}aka-
ma, ledwie zywa, zabrano do domu
Matka otoczyla je troskliwemi
staraniami.
Up}yne}y try dni cd chwili
wypadku, try dni meczace i pei
ne niepokoju.
J6zia W goraczce to siadala ia
}6zku, placzac, re jej Mkt, ME ko-
cha, to przepraszala rodzicow i
siostre, re i'm sprawila TAXA przy
krosc.
Czwartego dnia zapadla W ciez
XII sen i gdy ia ola przyjecia lekar
silva budzic potrzebowano, ME
ruszy1a sic nawet.
Zaniepokojony tym szczegol-
nym objawem, ojciec udai sic do
lekarza, matka zas i siostra, znu
zone czuwaniem, zdrzemne}y sic
nieco. Bylo to poludnie. J6zia Pc
ruszy}a sic ia l6zku i westchnaw-
sly, otworzyla oezy.
Wsr6d ciszy zalegajacej sypial
ME, wiodac dokola siebie ocleza-
lynn wzrokiem, J6zia ujrzala Ia
fotelu PREY l6zku make. Lecz
|jsk s~trasznie zmieniona!.. Try
dni estatnie bardziej pochylily ja
ku starosci, niz Gale lata zycia j
wypisa}y sic Ia jej czole g}ebokie
mi br0zdami.
zal scisnaf scrce J6zi, ME mogla
jcdnak zdac sobie sprawy, co spo-
wodowa}o te smutna zmiane.. Pc
lchwili IA krzesle zobaczy}a Cesie
sine obwodki p~odkrazy}y oczy
dziewczecia, twarzyczka, zawSze
TAX wcsola, zdradaalo przygnebie
mic.
J6zia ~zaczela zbierac rozpierz--
chic mySli, kombinowac i pozna}a
straszna prawde.
- Mamo, Cesiu! - szepnela
gloscm pe}nym tkliwosci.-Prze-
baczcie mi!
Chociaz mowila bardzo cicho,
matka i siostra otworzy}y oczy ia
tychmiast.
= Czy mi sic zdawa}o, re J6zia
wo}a? = rzek}a PAM Slominska
do c6rki.
: Mozc, i mnie sic tez zdawalo
- m0wi}a Cesia - ale Zobacze.
Wstaly i zblizy}y sic do }6zka
J6zi. Dziewczynka z zamknietemi
oczami leza}a nieruchoma.
= Spi = rzekla Cesia.
PAM S}ominska siad}a PREY }6z
ku, a Cesia uklekla jej nog.
= Matuniu! = rzek}a re liza
mi - co macy ten d}ugi ciezki
sen?
Moze to przcsilenie = ufajmy
Bogu. Ale ty, mole ~biedactwo, jak
sic mniemasz? Zapominam 0 to-
wobcc tego nieszczescia, zbla-
.dlas i pomizernialas bardzo.
- Me klopoc sic, mamo, 0 mnie
-prosila Cesia = gdy J6zia wy
zdrowieje, inaczej wygladae be-
de, l ty pomizernialas matuniu,
tprzez dzisiejsza noe czuwac ci ME
dam ia Gle zastanie- Czterv noce
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
GID GLORY WAVED FROM
WILSON'S BIRTHPLACE

stanton Va. Apru 3.-Mon day
right at 5 O'Clock when President
Wilson began his epoch making ad-
dress to the congress OF the United
States. there futtered from the win
dow. on the Coalter street side Of
the Presbyterian masse ia this city.
a siiken copy of "Oid Glory"
Ii was the flag recently present
ed to the manse by The Indiana del
egation Of Democrats who visited
ne birthplace Of the president OH
their way TO tine capital fer tn.
Inauguration
The silken emblem had never
been unfuried since the spokesman
Tor the Indianians handed IL over
Treasured because Of is beauty and
the fact that it >ymbolized the ad-
miration which the visitors felt for
n native son Of stanton, II was saved
to spread It's folds on the evening
air while President wilson talked TO
the council Of the nation on a mat
ter Of great import
There WAS 4 little natier Of hear.
interest about the. flag raising in The
Little White House last night. As
The folds unfurIed and stars and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
NORFOLK POLICEMAN IS
SAID To Be O|SLOYLL
Patroinnan to BE Prosecuted to Extent
of Law - Exampic--Wishcd
Wilson Killed.

Norfolk. April 3.---Poiice patrolman
L. $. w. Davis, of Berkeley police sta
ton. suspended from the force by Ma
jor Charles G.. kizer chief OF police,
will be tried before the board of con :
troll this morning at II o'clock for
alleged expressions of disioya!ty to the
president of the United States
The charge preferred against Davis
by Major KiZer in his letter to the
board is that of conduct unbecomln-
an officer" Sergeant Hamburg. in
charge Of tho Berkeley station is said
to have reported to Major Kizer that
he had Information that Davis made
the statement that he hoped President
Wilson would be killed
In his report TO Major kizer. Ser
geant Hamburg named three men. Of
ficers on the police force and citizens
before who Davis is said TO have ma dc
the statement on which the charge
against him is based.
Major kiZer said that he intended
to prosecute the case against Davis
to the fun extent If the hearing be-
fore the board shows that there is
truth in the charges against him.
Il feel said Major Kizer. that
this is good opportunity to show
that the department Will not counter
ance expressions of disloyalty by the
members of the police force
Davis has been a patrolman on the
Norfolk force for several years and
his record has been clear.
The specific rcmark Patrolman Da-
Wis Is alleged To have made is this:
I"I hope this country will go to war
with Germany. and also hope the
first thing they do will be TO Kill our
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Southern Railway System.

Trains Leav Richmond--Maain- st,
station. Schedule figures not guaran-
teed. For the South--Daily: $50 A. NJ,
local; 1850 A. NJ. express. parior buff
fet car: 8 +. NJ. express: 11:l5 r. NJ.
express: sleeping car open. 500 r. NJ:
500 p. NJ. local. for Keysvilre. Chase
City and Buffalo Junction-weck days.
York River Line--S:10 p H.. steamer
train. except Sunday. connecting for
baltimore buffet parlor carl 1850 A.
NJ. and ASS p. NJ. daily. local.
Trains Arrive chmond-From the
south: 1908 A. NJ. and sic A, NJ, 1925
p NJ. 7:56 r. NJ. daily; $40 A. NJ, ex.
cept Sunday. From West Point: s:45
A. NJ. except Mondays; $40 A. IL. and
e:16 P. NJ. daily.
Office se7 f. Main St. Phone Mad
tson 2I2.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04
Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
FOR NORFOLK. s6.15 A. NJ. 1900 A.
FOR LYNcHBuRG AND THE WEST:
'6:15 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, 1900 p. NJ.
1913 p. N. Local to Crewe. 'e:35 p. N.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: Ill 40
A. NJ, 1915 +. NJ. $500 p. NJ, sli:5e p.
NJ. From the West: s6:15 A. NJ. sS:37
A. NJ. x2:1o p. ~. zt;40 p. NJ. sS:17
p. NJ, 1900 r. NJ
sDaily. xpaily except Sunday. zSunday.
w. b. BEVII.L. w. C. SAUNDERS,
PIT. NJ. Roanoke. g. p. A., Roanoke.
c. H BOSLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-04


In execution of certain deed at
trust, dated June 2, 1915. and recorded
In the clerks office of Richmond chan
Gerry court, default having been ma de
in the payment of the debt secured
thereby. and being requird so to do by
the beneficiary Hereunder. | will sell
at public auction, to the highest Bid
der, upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1917.
At 500 y. W..
the store and dwelling No 10 North
First street; Immediately after which
viii sell, upon the premises. at
$50 +. NJ.
the frame dwelling No. 1909 North
First street.
TERMS--Cash as to expenses of sale,
all unpaid taxes. including the pro rata
taxes for the year 1917, and all inter
est due to date. and to pay sixteen
notes of $40 each. with interest from
June 2. 1915. This sale is made sub.
ject to the lien of a prior deed OF trust
for the sum of s2.00o which will ma
ture June l, 1918, evidenced by a nego-
table note for that amount secured by
first deed of trust on the aforesaid
real estate and bearing interest from
the date of sale. This mortgage can
be renewed at maturity
j. II. CHAMBERLAYNE
Trustee.
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the property described as follows;
That certain lot Of land. with i'm
provernents. known as No. 2l4 South
Fifth street. Richmond. Va. on west
side Fifth street. between Byrd and
Canal streets. beginning on west line ~
Fifth street. distant i35 feet south Of
southern line of Canal street, thence
running southwardly and fronting on
western line Of Fifth street twenty
eight feet.
Terms: Cash al Ia expenses OF sale,
including trustees commission of Per
cent any taxes that may b. due. and
to pay note OF $3.50 and interest an
same from December ). 1917, balance, II
any at six and twelve months
This property is sold subject TO deed
or trust for $1,000 sna interest.
JOHN NJ PURCELL. Trustee,
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stripes we're caught by the soft April
breeze. there appeared to be added
to reverence for thc flag of the coun-
try. a sensation as If the people o.
the presidents birthplace we're wig
wagsing him, by aid OF teicpathy. q
message OF confidence and support.
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SAFES.
EXCLUSIVE HArTE,ss.

Nave You Ges = STIR Hat T1at PincAes
your head? Il your heed peculiar
\ shaped? Buy whatever hat you like,
then let us At It to your head with
our coafotmator. machine specially
designed for this work. Ladies' and
gents hats VI All kinds cleaned and
rshlncked, See. vERRA HAT WORKS.
al North First. Richmond. tAiso
Il Petersburg Branch.l
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London. April 3.--Brand Whitiock.
American minister to Belgium, and a
number of American relief Workers,
departed from. Brussels late yesterday
on a special train for Switzerland.
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Ussss e5a111 - ssulD }S
washln9fcA. April III
class 81 ws4s Point wtIJ ~ kSs
late thfs month Instead ~ II 5u9
cordinx TO m announcement nafl
day by Secretary HaxeF
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
NOF
THE BRICK STORE NO, ITO NORTH
FIRST STREET AND SMALL FRAN e
DWELLING NO 1909 NORTH FIRST
STREET.
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BY virtue of certain deed of trust,
dated June ), 1915, from t. Seldom
Bruce, Jr.. to the undersigned trustee,
and recorded IN deed book -----, page
-, default having beer made in q
portion OF the money therein secured
and being required SO TO do by the
beneficiary, ! vii sell at public auction
nr1 fine
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin, Louvle g. West, - o., ~ D. sI1 o.
Hain Line Local. '..3s a., z5ls n
James River Line, $1,000 a., z5:l5 D
n. News. MIX. Old PIT.
$50 a. .1e m. - D.
Newport News. Local. 200 a, $500 u
Trains arrive from Nfk.. slf:eo a
sl:45 o., $3.50 D., N. News, $3.50 a.,
ss:e5 p. From West $500 d., 1850 D.
1880 a.. 'l:15 p, 100 p. daily from
Charlottesville except Sunday from
Thurmond. JAS River. 1885 a.. $3.50 D.
'Daiiy. zExcept Sunday.
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March 81, 1917.
FIVE YEARS IN PRISON
BECAUSE or JEALOUSY

Five years in the peuiteutiarN WAS
the sentence imposed yesterday in
husttngs court on walter Richardson
eolored- charged with shooting Annie
Billiard, also colorsd. The night Of Feb
ruary i9, The offense was committed
at a dance al 1tot North Thirty second
street. when Richardson is said to have
been jealous while the Dillard girl
was dancing with another man
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BY W. f.. PURCELL, JR.. CO.. INC.
Real Estate Auctioaeers,
1914 East Main street.

TRUSTEES CTION SALE OF
RENTAL PROPERTY. NO. 2l4 5
- FIFTH STREET
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SHOE REPAIRING.

nsnex. the New Leather kubstitute
81 Lighter. waterproof. non skid. no
squeak. WhoiesofAd or haifsolcd.
DREw'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC.
TORY. TIC r. Main St
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Sc HEIDI LES.
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay
Railway COMPANY.

Schedule efY~ctive January .? 1915.
sLperseding schedule Of April Il, 1914.
schedule subject TO change without
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PERSONAL.

sartesse Gins and tlcer sixteen Years.
relieved in few weeks Lump on
gland twelve months. relieved in one
month. Bone felon coming, relieved
in two days. Ear ulcer TWO years.
relieved in two or three days GOTH
CENTURY ROYAL LfNTMENT. 20G
r. Marshall and at druggists. Mad.
@G53
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Seaboard Air Line Rwy. Co.
The Progressive Railway of the


Trains leave daily 3 4. NJ. Norlina
local; 1880 p. M. sleepers Atlanta
and jacksonville. s.s5 p. NJ. s.eep.
ers. Jacksonville. Tampa and Kew
West; ll:l0 p. NJ. coaches; 1f;45
A. NJ. sleepers. Atlanta, Birmingham.
Jacksonville. Tampa and St Peters
burg. Trains arrive $40 A. NJ, s:Se
A. NJ, 1910 A. NJ. $40 p. III.
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WOOD AND CoAI.
JUNK DEALERS.

l.. Rose CO., IrOD. Metals, Rags. Ruiz
ber hides, tents and army equip
ments Auto parts. Richmond. Va.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
CUT RATE SHOES

Mems Congress Caters. Glazed Colt
hide kid lining solid leather soles,
sf.ss EMPIRE SHOE CO. 5o4 West
Broad.
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Bound Like II Bible Stamped In
Geld. Genuine full Limp Leath-
err. Round Corners. Red Edges:
500 Pages. New Type. Special
Paper: Strong and Durable:
Easy on the Eyes. a Luxurious
Book.