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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY II, 1917.
THE EAST FRONT

General Hindenburg declared. long ago that the de-
cision In this war must be sought on the east front. In
other words, Russia must definitely be put out Of bust
ness, and then Germany will have a free hand with the
rest of her adversaries.
1t will take a wise historian, with a proper perspec-
tive, to set forth in. terms that the world can understand
just what the influence of Russia in this war has been
We know what the original German plan was-to crush
France quickly, before Russia could mobilize, and then
to smash Russia. Several obstacles interviewed. The Bel
-giansz resisted, The little handful OF, British were, thrown
into the gap, and retreated or died lighting. italy gave
France such assurance that France was able to bring
forward her forces from the south. The battle Of the
Marine was fought, and the Germans were defeated. In
the meantime Russia had modified in half the time ex-
pected and put up such a fight that the German forces
could not be concentrated in the west. The Russian
threat against the eastern frontier called for the expen-
diture of vast energy by the Germans. The Russians
were defeated. driven back, but their armies held to-
gether, and their leader extricatedst them from trap after
trap German plotting brought the Russian nation to
the verge of a treacherous peace with Germany. The
revolution followed, and then it appeared that the Rus
sian armies were definitely out Of the war. Today they
are making such inroads on the German line that Ger
many is rushing reinforcements to stiffen UP a thousand
miles Of front. E
Perhaps something in the nature OF a decision is be-
ing approached on the east front. But it is not the sort
Of decision that Hindenburg wants. If the Russians can
Keep up anything like their present gait the war may be
shortened by many months. Germany has been making
the most of her opportunities while the Russian armies
were quiescent, and she has lost consistently. What will
she do if she is required to defend the long east front
against a vigorous enemy who is ready to strike any
where and everywhere?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17
Modified
in SOUTH DAKOTA

Pierre s. D., July 1.-THE South
Dakota National Guard, consisting Of
n regiment Of infantry and one, of
disrnounted cavalry, is completelyamo-
bflized@forawar duty at the home sta.
tons of the various units.
Patriotic citizens at many points es-
corted local organizations to the trains.
A shortage Of equipment has been
reported by some. company command
sers, but this is expected to be made
good before the departure to the divi-
siopal mobilization camp at Deming.
N. NJ. Camps for the units have been
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17
DROWNED In
ST. LOUIS RIVER

Duluth, Mimi, July 1.-Two men
and two m were drowned in. the
st. Louis river. lei the Morgan Park
hospital, tonight, in efforts to rescue
a girl. She was saved by a boatman
after the others sank. The dead:
MISS RAY MEM, aged 20, cook.
MIS- TENA MCLEAN, aged FL,
laundress.
ARTHUR HENRY, aged so, super
intending of the finishing mill al the
MINNESOTA steel plant.
MELVIN OLSON aged 10, assist
ant auditor at the steel plant
= The girl saved was Miss Myrtle Ha-
ger, aged-21, a l%aundress at the Nor
gan Park hospital,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17
NEW CHooLs PLANNED.

Bismarck, July 17-Plans have
been submitted to the office Of the
superintendent of public Instructions
for the improvement Of several
schools and the erection Of several
others in the state. Mimic, in Walsh
county has submitted plans for a new
one 0 school. and Prairie Home. "
near Mott, plans one of the same
kind. Plans for a basement for a
new addition to the Max school have
also been submitted.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

wood, N. d.
275s Tom Martin Hanson, North
wood, N. d.
2760 Isack Melvin Isackson, North
wood, N. D.
1851 Hans Christian johnson,
Northwood. N. D.
t2762. Joseph Leonard johnson.
Northwood, N. ID.
i2763 Peter Jorde, N~orthwood, N. d.
1854 Olaf johnson, Northwood, N.
d.
2765 Ole Kaasa. Northwood, N. D.
2766 Oscar Olson. N~orthwood,, N. D.
1857 Brent odegard, Northwood, N.
d.
27ss George Olson, Northwood. N.
a7ss Oscar 8. ostlie. Northwood, N.
%.
277o Melvin Peterson. Northwood,
N. D.
2771 Theodore Pietron. Northwood,
N. D.
277s Otto Ruud, Northwood, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17
GRAND OK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY n. 1917.

to the war. But when peace has been proclaimed, and
the thousands of flying men are no longer needed to
nninister to the forces of death, the civil population of
the world will have. an opportunity to observe something
of the progress that has been made in all directions. 1t
is to be expected that very soon after the war the cross
ing of the Atlantic by airplane will be attempted, and
such is the power and stability Of the new machines that
there is every reason to believe that this will be accom-
plished in the very near future.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

established either in tents or available
buildings.
The general condition of the men is
said to be good by adjutant General
Morris. A majority of the soldiers
saw duty on the Mexican border last
year. -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

Censorship may be cheerfully looked
'Apon as only another form of our ma
tonal wal on waste-this time in
words and their destructive effects.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

Suffragists will have realized an age
old ambition when men wear kits and
women put on overalls.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

A Massachusetts, joy rider, female
~persuation, stole the star from the cop
who halted her. Thus does bucolic
authority suffer another jolt al the
hands Of progress.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

Nothing great was ever achieved
oIt-enthusiasm.-Emerson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission as
follows:
Fruitland Packing Company unc),
Roanoke: Edgar f. Jamison, president:
Joseph w. McGehee, secretary-both OF
Roanoke: CAPITAL: Maximum. $4,000;
e c. Skinner & CO. Gnci Newport
News. T.. Z. Skinner, PRESIDENT: L. a.
McMnrran: secretary-both Of Newport
mfMS csp,s oar ya"s sos sl' sSn
brokers and coal business.
F.. b. Kline Corporation, Norton. r.
secretary-bo,h of Norton. Soft drink
business.
Columbia Basin Corporation. Norfolk.
Clinton l.. Wright, president; Laurence
Wartng. secretary and treasurer-both
OF Norfolk. Capital: Maximum $500
GOO; minimum. $4,000; par value. 500.
shenandoah County Fair Association
ident, Woodstock; Il. l.. Campbell. sec
rotary. Capon Road Capital: Maxi
mum mum $4,000; minimum. s1e.5oo: par
Amendment 10 charter OF Chicka-
hominy Country Club 1nc.). Richmond.
reducing par value Of its shares 1925
Amendment to charter the Southern
ManufacturinC Company. Richmond. in
creasinE capital stock 100000 TO
Supplemental certificate incorpora-
ton: Southern Insurance Agency GncD
Norfolk. changing number Of directors
from seven TO ten.
Foreign charters: Given certificates
TO do business in Virginia.:
The Gekco Company OF Richmond, a
Massachusetts corporation T. Nc
Donald Wexford. statutory agent Rich
Inond. Capital stock. $4,000 Shoe
business.
Shenandoah Valley Springs COMPANY.
q DELAY corporations: 100000 T.
{. Martz. statutory agent, Harrisonburg
Whitaker-Glessner Company. "a Vest
statutory agent, Richmond. Capital
stock, S7,0oo,0oo. steel products bust
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

Yesterdays proceedings in the state
Supreme Court OF Appeals were as fol-
lows
No. 71--C;ooch VS.. Suhor. Argued by
+. i. Buford for the appellant. and by
H. NJ. Smith, Jr., and S. :. T.. Patteson
for the appellee. and submitted.
No 12--Daniel VS.. Doughty. Argued
by J. w. Topping for appellant. Sub
mitted.
No. 73-Virginia Railway and Power
Company VS.. Arnold Partly argued
and continued.
Next cases TO he called:
No. 74-Atlantic Coast Line Railway
Company VS. Church.
No. 75-Continued.
No. I6-Chcsapcakc and Ohio Rail.
way Company VS.. Jones.
No. 77--Gehl. trading, etc. VS.. Baker.
No. Escape Charles Bank. Inc. VS..
Farmers Mutual Exchange, Inc.
No. l9--Moornlan VS.. Board OF Super
visors OF Campbell County.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
cHANcEnY TRANSFERS



Amounting to Stf,i1O.
j. w. Gammack ct NY to \. Il. rur-
man. 50xlS0 feet. being lot in BLOCK,
!? IN the plan OF Oak Ridge. March
~. 1917. tax, 81; $40.
Charles NJ. Adams ct uX. to Mrs.
Emma Moran, 36xll0 feet west line of
tioilins Street known as lot in the
plan OF Hollns Street. December -.
1916. tax, 81: $40.
j. Ross Perkins ct uX. to T.. G.. Tai
icy ct al, 5oNli0 feet, known as 1908
Ensiow Avenue. March 10, 1917;
$1,000
Ellen Robertson to Ellen K. c. Hall
ct al. "Gxl5o feet north line of Bev-
eerly street. GS feet east of Temple
Street: also 26xl5O feet north line OF
beverly street. lac feet east of Tenn :
pie street: also 2GxlJ0 feet north limo
OF Beverly street. 100 feet east of Tenn
pie Street. March |. 1917: tax. $3.50;
Page S Lester TO I.atera Joseph.
30 2-3 by III Ia feet, known as 33OO
East Marshall Street. March ~, 1917;
S2.S75
A. c. Frank ct ais to Si,,erding
carnealDavis Co. Inc. l9l-2 by 100
feet cast line OF Mulberry street. 100
% feet north Of Main Street. Feb
ruary 20. 1917: tax. $40: $40.
G. I'D. Weitzel. trustee to f. T..
Paschall. otXl00 feet north line of
Baldwin Street. 80 feet west OF Fed
eral Street. March Il. 1917: $685..
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STEAMBOATS,
OldDOminiOnI

Ls. Eichinond II. OF Ash st. daily. 1900 +. NJ
Leaves Sewpprt News. .......... 90 \. NJ
Cohneetions with main line steamers leav-
ing Norfolk for New York daily, except sun
day. 700 3. NJ. Connections also made ~
\. & w; ky: P. n. and &. K o. ny. at /
l.. NJ Night line steamers stop Clare
mont on signal. and are met by public con.
Eeyan,eS.
Virginia NAVIGATION co. james River
sy dayiisht for Norfolk; Old Point. Newpor,
day, Wednesday AMI Friday at 500 A. 81.
Freight received Tor all james River points
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PROPOSALS-Sealed.
once OF
Superintendent city Water Works.
Room II. city Hall.


Room il2. city Hall,
richmond. Va.
Sealed proposals will be received in this
FOR furnishing this department with anthra :
places:
Forty-ive as, tons anthracite furnace
coai ana siN CO. tons anthracite nut coal
TO be delivered T. o. b. New Pumphouse.
Two ca tons anthracite stove coal at Mar
shall Reservoir.
Two go tons anthracite nut coal at New
Ten No( tons anthracite stove coal at
storchouse. Madison and Canal Streets.
uw"lNe Ll2i tons anthracite stove coal
Ge!iNsred; freiEh, prepaid. to Korah Va.
Chesa peake and Ohio Railway Company.
Two 90 cars X. o. NJ. steam coal deliv
cred freight prepaid. New Pumphouse.
FURTHER information can be obtained from
The Administrative Board reserves the
right to reject any and all bids or 10 let
contract In whole or In part. Also to In
crease or decrease the specified quantities
The coal TO be delivered In such quantities
the superintendent.
Proposal must be submitted Ia sealed en-
Nelope containing the name and address Of
the bidder. and In the lower ieft-hand COR
cite Coal"
successtuI bidder Will be required to c1-
L. L. DAVIS.
Superintendent.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Rnilrond Of the Soutb
EEEEIIiNE IANIAHX iHiu.n.

The standMrd Kaiiroad of the South.
mn EFfECri!E JASUAHi 8, iSii.
For r,@rida tnG South: s;ls A., NJ. and
For Norfolk: 6:l6 a. M. 500 A. IL. a:os
p. NJ. 1900 r a.. tt;10 p. II:
A, NJ. 400 ?: Al. s;aa p; ST..
?. a., 400 Z, 81. i.Io r, 81, ,s;5e p. IL. H.,
For Goldsboro and FayetteNiiie: .4:os
For ,Honeueii: s:ls A. M. 'l:1s p ~
t3:4b F NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily sos A. ST..
7:lo a. NJ. s:i3 A.. ~. S:lS. A.. NJ. $3.50 A.
NJ; ldt99, A. u. .2;io NJ, ti;So p. 81:
NJ. 1850 r. ii.
Except Sunday. tSundsy only
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
nsctiona not guaranteed
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Department of Street Cleaning
March 1917

NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will be received al IN.
9 GfnniSS,e OF the Adninis,ra.ive Board. City
for furnishing the following coal for ono
year from April I. 1917, to March 81. 1915:
1900 tons. more or less. best run OF mine
s NsI niyGr steam coal to be delivered in
Superintendent Of tn. Department o, Street
cleaning may direct. TO the Crematory at
St. John and Orange Streets and 10 ,he
llncinerator' at Marshall and Fifteenth
100 tons, more or less. bcs, run of min.
New River steam coal to be delivered 10
the steam rollers at such times and in such
quantities az the Superintendent OF the De.
partment OF Street Cleaning may direct
within the city limits 1857
20 tons, more or less. OF anthracite coal
To be delivered to the stables al tho Fair
G Gro stables At Fifteenth and Marshall.
shall In such quantities and at such TIM,
as the superintendent may direct
Bond OF $1,000 required OF the successful,
bidder " >e''' vi
The Administrative Board reserves tho
right TO reject any and all bids or 70 Iat
contracts In whole in part
tSigned) HENRY J. COIN
Superintendent
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Southern Railway System

Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST. Station.
Soush"baIy: $50 a ST.. i%eai: iio:sc 4. Ne '.
express Darlor buffet car: u. NJ. express /:
1915 p. NJ. express; sleeping car open 800
=; A.; a:U9 T. NJ. local for <eysville. Chase
=, York River Line--S:lo p. NJ. Steamer
Train except Sunday. connecting for Hal
timors t6unet parlor carr. 1880 a. NJ and
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the South
;:oa A. ~ and $40 4. NJ, l2:25 +. NJ. :5S
y. NJ. daily: $40 y. NJ. except SUNDAY
From West Point: $40 4. NJ: except Mon
I,GGs s so9 f. Mai, ans sig daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven HuI'dinE Permits, ,nountins

Seven BuIidinE Permits, Amounting
to S6,.O1J.
w. s Rcli ct ais. TO erect brick
dwelling southwest corner Stuart Ave-
nue. and Cranky street. TO cost $4,000.
W j. Tailcy. 30 erect brick garage,
Al" MoSs-Sidc Avenue. TO cost $500
~. l.. Jordan. to repair frame DWELL
ing. 1900 stockton Street. to cost
Central National Bank. to repair two
brick buildings, 222-224 East Broad
street, to cost $4,000
Joe Smith. to repair frame dwelling.
cost SITS. ~
i. w. Crump. to erect two brick
dwellings, l001-too3 North Fifth Street,
10 cost $3.50.
Mrs. Louise IIaskius. to erect frame
garage, 6l" Bacon Road, 10 cost 1900.
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

Two Deeds or RcIcnsc. Amounting
To St:.tn1.
j. Il. Elam ct al. trustees. to Harry
II. Baker. lot - in block " in extension
OF Gintcr Park. March 10, 1917: s2.57s.
Thomas w. Gardner ct al, trustees
to Westhrook Sanatorium. Inc. %
acres adjoining the BloominSdale Tract.
March ID. 1917: s9,62o.
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CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Deeds Of RcIensc, Amounting
10 SS.S5O.

Four Deeds Of Release. Amounting
10 SS.350.
c. {. Chaplin. trustee. to Philip, 3oxlS0
feet. known rs 1907 James Street
March 16. 1917: $500.
J. Lee Davis. trustee. to Herbert F.
Richardson. 3Jxl12 feet 61-4 inches
known as c02l Park Avenue. March
:. 1917: s2.120.
w. p. Redd. trustee. to Edward w.
line OF Tildcn street. lbo feet nort,,
OF Grove Avenue. March 90, 1917: $500
Virginia Trust Company. trustee. 10
American Terminal Warehouse Cor
poratiou ct ais, 5Oxl00 feet east line
of Seventeenth Street. go is feet
north of Broad street. March II. 1917:
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS co.
Richmond. Va. March .. 1917.
AT ,; a meeting OF The boar board of directors Of
quarterly dividend OF l per cent WAS de-
ciared upon Its capital stock. payable April
:. 1917. to stockholders OF record at close
Of business March rs. 1917. Checks will be
mailed.
II. J. WILLINGHAM. JR
Secretary.
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
March Is 1917.
ciared a Guurterly dividend Of per cent
holders Of record March 24. 1917.
w. II SLAUGHTER.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
FOR SAI.E-RenI Estate.

Et:ATESr bargain ever offered at Ocean
view. Large cottage containing 20 bed
rooms: on corner lot fronting Chesapeake
bhE running water. baths servants quar-
!"rs. Furnished complete. Would cost $1,000
!" duplicate. You can buy Il for $4,000. on
terms. Rents for 81 900 per season Act
Hnlrk " you Sant bargain W. s. Mat
b"Ms' LOS CRANKY street. Norfolk. Va.
500 viii buy 23.foo, lot on Chesapeake
, Bis iron, AT fit,h Street. Ocean Wow.
=! ~ worth $3.50. ". S. Matthews. los
t'ranbS street. Norfolk VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
Richmond& Petersburg
Electric Nv.
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railw,, comD,,,

schedaie supIegs - Ih.nss without i~
:, Trains leave Richnonu b'5 $50 A. NJ IA.
~ bs A. NJ. A. NJ. 40 A. nj, II A. II.
l.. $40 p NJ 7:io p. H.. b. p. H.. e; ~ :.
Trains lesvs. Ashland $3.50 A. H.. BIZ A.
NJ so a; ~: 81 Al NJ % % A. NJ I'll A. \.
=. S5;ss E F. f. r.. f:ie 4 M 7:io ?. NJ. {
hcaIries baggage. 'Daily except SUNDAY.
s'Aundays only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
WHO NEEDS A HUSTLER?

YOUNG man. - Years Of ago. with , years
experience as advertising salesman and 2
years experience as shipping clerk for one
Of the largest wholesale houses in South
high school and college education. familiar
with office work. desires position as city ~
travelling salesman connections with some
reliable establishment in Richmond If pos
sihc. VIII consider out of town proposition.
Am NOW employed and can furnish Very best
OF references Address q 500. care Times.
Dispatch.
YOUNG man wants position with soma
good firm. ~ present employed as pay
master and general oiicr man with mining
ssGorporation. Best OF references /. 100,
YSare Times Dispatch.
MARRIED man with general office ex.
pcrience desires clerical work with on
pnrtunty for advancement. * 40 care
Timca Dispatch.
RDOkKEEpEK with years cXpcriencc in
general office work and accounting. de.
sircs position by April !. Best OF refer
ences. lii, care Times- Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
SITUATION wANTED-remalo

NJ HIED. b. young lady who is Il iirst-
class stenngrhpher, with good references.
position at once. Can assist with books
and All Ollie" work Address |. iiT care
Tlnca- Dispatch.
AM I'D. position teacher thirteen
years experience: music ami sewing
ian.hL No. .. Lexington. Va.
Young lady of refinement wishes - posi-
tlpi az EoN"ruCSs mothers helper.
I. M. caro- Times Dispatch
t'c5i ION wanted AT once as companion
or HON" girl State salary Miss f. r.
Cooper, X. i. u. 40. :. Unionviilc. Va.
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SITUATION wANTED-.ala!c

CAPABLE bookkocpcr aud office man (at
present cmpioysaD desires connection
with reliable concern OF good standing. VINO
recognize ability and energy. Can furnish
Al reference: Address J. Toe. iiopewell, Va.
WANTED, position as drug clerk, three
years experience AZ assistant prcscrip-
tion clerk. One year in pharmacy SChuoi.
reference furnished. Address Box 4GI. Kilt =
KfniS TERED druggist wants position as
clerk ar manager. Have lust sold my
place and cant loaf Can furnish good ref
crence Address l. lis. care Times Dis
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HELP wANTED-,lale and Female

REGISTERED MAN OR WOMAN PHAR-
MAcIST wanted In hospital in Eich-
mond organizing pharmacy. Hours. y \
VI. Ia . l.. NJ. daily and g. NJ H. NJ
and T. 81 sunday Applicants mus, state
!ulIy aSe, experience, Qualifications. refer
cnces sorial condition and salary desired.
\ ddress las. care Times Dispatch.
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I. ID. w ANTS
DH ~. cents "a line per insertion

: DHtlr. cents "a line per Insertion.
.r,. innlnl" srat zee p p%t n ins. ,'S"
ns nooT iIs I r,vs Apply Tor rspsa,sJ
So c 1,"1 EMt Ut Io PIE WEEN r WITH n
.oNfA.NI me ORDER,
RATE rEIt LINE.
SUNDAY ana DAi insertions tt,us" 20 cents.
, , D','H Insertions. 10 cents.
'o-\S hIIliNi. Insertions. 30 cents.
situation, Wanted. Male and Female.
,ih" DAILY OF SUNDAY. cents :, line.
i ZINES mithin one "eeh. 10 cents line
ms =" lne men. anu siN words 10 the line.
''assihc"'!ons no,'suaran,eed after ) +. NJ.
NubstAriOAs tOii I'D. WANT ADS.
a. ne following Times Dispatch Branch Of
h h',," ar io' ne conven.etye OF tn. pubi.c.
reeui'r ONE rates. w..ivm aia given above:
go VEST pE EOUSlirE STKEET..
mest End Pharmacy. -! ". cary ST
j,,nannsyn9 Dius atO!e. rloyG ave and
.,, Charles D Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
h"rn's rharImnuy, 1888 Hanover Ave
"i.'f nnoI. rrI i, S'9,e 90 GT"Se A.e,
Mmsnts DRUG 90, ln. Loinoarny ANA
t,py'r Drug store Alien Ave. and Grace St,
Niei Avenue iharmacy. Alien Ave. and
il::at'mer Drug, slore. ZOO ". si4rsnuii 81.
.nurnetts Drug store. AZ " iiioad st.
~ H. MAY y Bros. broo.- Ave. ANA Clay
,ITarran, Drug store. rou.h,e ana Broad
FAST or rousuEh STREET
vwol,cnn 70. II East Broad st.
r Gl:Gsr Sfas a. i IL 3 h hrSaa St
'"nr i',, Drug 3ISte: 80 u sro@h st
%as pra a-!s!' ore i I All ~ M asi" 's ,
" :, IS. , Hanth"n. ~ No'ih r.ttn st
iHrhaGn''n Drug sore. .eI :: seven
l g. turner's Pharmacy Twenty nrsi ana Main
w!Eiama thnrmucy, Twenty my, ana Mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Cour.
Lewis a. Shuford and Corella Waid
\. William G. Burgess and Anne f.
Tucker
James +. Martin and Elizabeth Hunt
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nusrINcs RELEASE DEEDS.

Tw" Deeds Of Rcicnsc. Amounting
to Si,0N0.
4. l., Adamsor. trustee TO Eleanor
n. Sampson. 3oX15J feet. known as
l31S Porter Street. March 10, 1911:
500.
4. l.. Adamson TO William wyche
ct al, lots is. ~ and - in square .
in Mason Park Land Company. March
|. 1917; $1,000.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HDUSEk kEfING apartment OF two rooms
tiiCh nctte and bath, completely fur
nished 81. Wcst Grace Street
, cstchestcT three rooms and bath. s3S.
tFonpt possession. Phone Randolph a37
Apartment No. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
ONCE OF

March H. 1917.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
ONCE until IL O'Clock noon MARCH 20 1917
Tor the furnishing and delivering coal for
LANES LANES I've on thsrborl mproXemsnss for
rorms ~ nionn.. iroii npriI l. i9lI.
application. "
certified check for $3.50 must accom-
pan| each bid guaranty OF execution
OF contract. The Administrative Board rc-
serves the right TO reject any and ali hid,
CHAS. E. BOILING
Eno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
CHANCERY COURT.

Mrs Fannie IT. BoatwriEht and the
Virginia Trust Company Yesterday
qualified in the Chancery Court rs exc
cutors Of the estate OF NJ. A. BauEh-
man. which is valued at $4,000.
Henry r. Beck qualified as executor
of the estate OF Mrs. Amelia McNiven.
valued at $500.