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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

meets at 2:3o o'clock the same after
noon.
The literature department will meet
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
with Mrs. John o. Yeiser as the
leader. The subject of the story will
be "The Leatherwood God" by
William Dean Howells. The aesthetic
function Of setting, the time, place and
history will be given by Mrs. w. L.
Shafter; ideality, thought and emo
tons by Mrs. G. c. Young, and frag-
ments by Mrs. T. H. Arey. Class dis
cussions will follow
Further instruction on the art of
dressing and the, alteration of patterns
with relation to the lines OF the figure
will be given by Miss Loa Howard
for the home economics department
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Miss
Howard will give two more lectures
before the close of the year, one on
ribbon flower methods and another
on millinery.
The South Omaha Woman's club
Wa h0ih puoihSSS InNNtlHk LII
brary hall Tuesday afternoon to dis
cuss the program for next year. The
musical department will meet Satur-
day Afternoon at the home of Mrs.
]. E. Lush. Mrs. C. E. Kullbom will
talk on Neidlinger. Miss Caroline
Speetzen on Landsberg, Mrs. Joe
Shugart on Beach. Mrs. r. P. Falk-
ner on American Orchestras and
Conductors" and the current events
will be given by Mrs. R. c. Vermil-
lion.
Mrs. Charles Powell will lead the
program when the Clio club meets
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R
E. McEachron.
The romance of Salt Lake City will
be told at the Woman's club Of the
railway mali service Wednesday aft.
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. F. ]. Nc
Tee. Mrs. o. NJ. Jones. Mrs. NJ. H.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

ton. Mrs. Clara L. Mead will give
items of current interest. A supper at
OILS precedes the meeting.
Miss Jessie Towne will talk on
Vocational Guidance" when the
Miller Park Mothers club meets
Wednesday at $50 o'clock in the
school auditorium. Tuesday evening
the same club will give a patriotic
program in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Paul Themanson will lead a
domestic science program for the
Dundee circle of the Child Conserva-
ton league Monday at 2;30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Irving H. Arey.
In place of current events, Mrs. P. J.
White will give economical menus.
Father Livingstone will address the
Research club at St. Berchman's
academy Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Mrs. Leo Hoffman will sing.
Mrs. William ]. From will be host
ess for the Dorcas club Friday at 2:30
o'clock.
Tennyson chapter of the Chautau-
qua circle will meet Monday at 2:30
at the public library. The lesson will
be chapters a to 7, in Belgium, the
Land of Art" Mrs. w. A. George,
leader. Caesars Conquest in Bel
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
Let POlly
Buy 1t!
II you can't come to the
city To do your shopping.
let Polly do 1t for you.
State preference as 10 color
and price and give your
correct sise. I'll gladly
send things to you c. o. D.
Remember. there's no charge
for this service.
Polly
the Shopper


materials used. Priced 1900, sb'I5 and
IN qresses1vsry exceptional ior '@o''
VOW III" WV
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-, "a -, ~. ,nnar,n Ia a.,
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n.,s.t.I $3.50 S !. IN sur ,ss .,s va
Gn.n- c s, n .ne aus'"'
s,., t.e ro'y ridhusrs
Tn. s IN sno niur's
TsSs ~. 1,,,i. hrr.s s.a.
clear ~ ~
Don't soil your pr,tty clothes"
<<Do COME arajn =. no,,t.,v .nok.
n clerk in Nanisr,s Rootsri.
~ 10 4 customer fhc o,hsr dav
~You NAV rest assured I will" was
her repfy' "Wby' Tys ncyer seen
.n,arfer footvear anywbere ,n.p vo,,
r.rrv in this sbonn Ths ,odv .noIa
tbe truth Naniers 4, the RIOS. Rldg
s.r,,y i, tho rseo~ri,aa pootsri. To-
mo6,sh voms, drsssarw
Au.v.r .,o,h h.... I, A,,,,,,,
49,. =, tynr, ovav a,a aanas,
sa,ra IN ! w.terrroo, ,n.tor,,, caiis5
est decree OF Dame Fashion.
~ ppAu, p,...v..s ..,.,
- touched Tho Barker collar
stfIi sells for $50 and the wonder of
II IL the quality hasn't been affected,
either. Tell your husband, brother
and son that Lucien stephens, 1901
Faruam. will All all orders---and that
particular man" will search long be-
fore he finds such snappy neckwcar as
STEPHENS carries.
rrr nw- roU,y 1880 ,,-.,r g.
" sus.,s -. a.,,~h..s ~. $3.50.
a wuhn,u,.. 49, ia ana,in 49,.
This is the idea: They will send, on
request. a email folder of cuts Nm pes.
feet colorine and design. OF their line
OF Hartford saxony rugs. Select the
rur YOU desire TO match your draDer-
Ian and wall coyering--vrite 10 me or
10 Orchard A Wiihelmia direct. ana
YOU will receive promptly the rug or
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

GUM" will be the topic Of Mrs. w.
B. Howard. Mrs. {. J. Harper will
review chapter six OF The Spirit OF
French Letters"
The Business Woman's council will
meet Tuesday from i until 2 at the
court house, when the Rev. Z. B.
Hull of the Hanscom Park Methodist
church will speak Women Of the
First Presbyterian church will serve
the luncheon.
The Wyche Story TeTlers' league
will meet Wednesday at AIS o'clock
at the public library, when patriotic
and magazine stories will be told by
Miss Julian Titcomb, Mrs. Waterman
and Mrs. James Ewing.
The parliamentary law class OF the
| Omaha Woman's club will finish its
practice work on COMMITTEES" I'M
der the instruction of Z. P. McDon-
aid, when the class meets Tuesday
at 2:30 o'clock at Metropolitan club
house.
Y. W. c. A. Notes.
The following program under the auspices
OF the Omaha university Young Women s
| Christian association girls Is to be given
today at the $3.50 vesper service: Scripture
| reading Miss Ruth Sundland; prayer, Miss
| Esther Knapp: "Frtendship," Miss Ruth
Sundland; Social Value of the Y. W. C. A,
! Olga Anderson; vocal solo, Miss Louise
Bratton; educational Value of the Y. W.
| C. A." Miss Olive Brain; recitation, Miss
i Nathine Talbot; Religious Value Of the
Y W. C. A." Miss Selma Anderson.
On Tuesday evening the annual colonia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

Over 1,400 women have been en-
rolled in favor of suffrage by one
woman. Mrs. Mary Cormack of 1851
St Mary's avenue "Of all the women
l approached to signify their endorse
ment OF suffrage, only about three
dozen refused" said Mrs. Cormack.
All of last summer it took her to
accomplish the work. Mrs, Cormack
canvassed the district between Chi
cago and Leavenworth streets and
Sixteenth street to Twenty-hfth ave-
nue., the neighborhood where most
working women reside.
Enrolment work is the latest phase
OF suffrage activity to demonstrate
that women really want the ballot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

tN0ukmU60 IfUul IH8B AHkCAt
Temperance union committee of
which Mrs. c. L. Smith is chairman
will hold its educational meeting
Wednesday at 2 p. m, with Mrs. d.
H. Boatchie at 500 Florence boule-
yard. DR.. Jennie Callfas will give an
illustrated talk on the effect of alcohol
on the body.
Mrs. A. L. Fernald, leader OF the
literature department, will preside al
the open day program, which follows
the regular club meeting Monday aft
ernoon at Metropolitan club house
Rev. Titus Lowe will give an inter.
probation OF Mrs. Robert Browning
Aurora Leigh" and Miss Ruth Gan.
son will sing, accompanied by Mis-,
Bertha Clark. The Dundee and South
Omaha clubs have been invited tc
attend.
Tho Piper's Pay" by Margare,
Cameron, has been chosen by the ora
tory department for its open day pro,
gram next month. Rehearsals will
be held Tuesday morning at II
O'clock. Miss Amy Woodruff, the in.
structor, has arranged prologue il
which all the department member.
will take part, the principals being
Mesdames Z. Z. Stanfield, Anna Rob.
crts, Lee Edwards, ]. c. Lawrence
David McGahey, Arson Bigelow ant
John Mullen. Four readings will b.
given by Mesdames 0. Y. Kring, NJ
r. Horton, +. H. Wray and 0 w
Malstroip and vocal numbers BY Mrs
G. A. Lott and Edward Thomann.
The parliamentary practice elias,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

KS 4
It's funny
What q difference
Fresh, pretty
Clothes can make.
But 1t surely
Is a certainty.
Your spirits too
WI take
A fresh, new
Lease on life
And they'll be
Boosted up" a heap
II your scinter clothes
Yos,'U cnst neidp
Whp1, ,SDr1111
o o'e'e FSNf
Toy be! Rose Iapiey from n'
one loves and adores on inc
screen, is going, to give us the oppof-
tunity of seeing her own. really truly
self this afternoon and evening at Inc
Muse Theatar. She viii give a iittle
talk about just tho kind OF pictures
people care for. and Script and
Screen" the one-roel MIN. WIN %
shown. You'll certainly want to DO
there!
Don't forget to tell your friends
about the news In Polly's column.
nNAKE special note Of thtsl The A.
Hospc Co has the following arti-
L cies. formerly priced as high as
$500, on sale for si.00 this week
Beautiful picture frames. night lamp,
love lamps, candie-sticks. Sheffield ST.
yer, smoker sets and vases. Such won
derful bargains in pretty things for
-. h.,..I 10 out ~ town I'll he xisd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

Mrs, Charles Powell will lead the
program when the Clio club meets
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. r.
E. McEachron.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

The Omaha Suffrage association
will hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 in the Lyric
building
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

Miss Eva Carson will give readings
for the North Side circle, Child Con-
servation league, Friday at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. F. A. Miller.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

Mrs, N. P. Fell will be hostess for
Mu Sigma Wednesday morning at
$50 O'Clock. Shakespeare's "Cymbe-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
LINER IN FORTY-,M|NUTE
BATTLE WITH SUBMARINE
French Steamship Guyanc Sinks
t-Bont ON Coast OF France
On january %.
COLLAl'sEs WHEN HIT BY SHELL
Disappears Under Waves After APP
parcntiy Struggling for Existence
on Surface for Thirty Minutes.
Steamers Officers Tell of Incident.
IRv Associatcd prcss.

NEW YORK, February lo--tn
forty minute battle 7bctwccn a German
C-bout and the French Line. steamship
i;uyaue off the coast of France on
January 80, tho submarine was sunk.
according To officers OF the freghtcr.
which arrived here to-day from Bor-
,;eauX.
The ia, .,Ec was on" day out from
rct. y, $50 l.. NJ. Captain Eoussclot
saii. tho I.hoat was sighted some
distance I" FORT. and apparently en-
.ioaNo"'n. - ,iosS the freightor's bow
IN ":'". "a top. her. The submarine
;ind 81 she; which fell short and the
Guy"nc then turned sharply To star
oo:"d. :" that Der big 65 -milimetcr
CUR. muunicd az the stern. could DO
trai'cd on tn" approaching vessel.
The swlbnarinc fired second shot
which tclI considerably short, and !,
third whici! struck the water close by
the f.ci.:htcr.
Mcarwh'le the Guyanc's gunner had
sont on she'll which failed to hit. but
struck Very near its mark. \ second
shot from the Guyanc. Captain Rous-l
selot said. hit the C-boat suuarely and
the underwater boat was seen to COL
lapse.
During the next thirty minutes tho
German craft appeared TO be strug-
Cling for existence. No one appeared
on the deck and no further attempt
TO shell tho frciEhtcr was made. and
the Guyane rcfraincd from firing any
more shots. At tho end of the half
hour the submarine disappeared. Tho
frcightcr's officers said they had no
doubt but that tho U-boat was lost.
The Guyana. Il steel vessel Of o,o6s
tors net. carried thirty-scvcn men
There were no Americans aboard. She
brought general cargo Of about / 800
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
GENERAL PLAN PERFECTED
FOR MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
'o.OcO Troops Divided Inio Two Con-
'inSents. mud Thcse Units Ar
rnnEed Ia -Four Groups.
Try Associated prcaeJ

tSy Associated Prc3s
SAN ANTONIO. 'rENAS. February H.
Tile general plan 10 he followed In
sending all National Guard orgauizn-
ions home from the border for muster
out In accordance with War Dopart-
mont instructions was announced at
Headquarters to-day. The 10000 troops
10 mov" have been divided into
tvs" contincorts. each including an
pr"N'matclN 1000 men, aud units en-
hraccd in The FIRST contingent have
been arranged in four groups.
1t is estimated that four weeks will
he required for the movement Of these
four groups. II is expected to dis
patch each group AT IN interval OF one
week. Then the homc2uiug OF troops
in tho second contingent viii be com
mcncci.
Organizations placed III the first
group Of the first contingent will begun
departing within the next few days.
Illinois Infantry nj Camp Wilson prob.
ably Will induEuratc the movement BY
leaving for Fort Sheridan on Feb
ruary -.
The first group included the follow
ing organizations: First District of Co
lumbia Infantry, Troop \ Cavalry and
Battery y, Field Artillery; Second
Florida Infantry: First Battalion Gcor-
gia Field Artillery; Second North Caro-
lima Infantry ana brigade hcadquar-
ters; Second South Carolina Infantry.
The second group includes: Third
North Carolina Infantry. Ambulance
Company No, /, ricll Hospital No. |.
and Troops y and u. Cavalry; First
and Third Tennessee Infantry; First
Battalion and Battery u. Virginia
Field Artillery.
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HE'LL WhNTEp-i!cu,ulc

Trtt, , rHEs A'Eh<E Nn rpreiMi.>%%
REQUIRES HliiGiir NoCNG LApII. : ~
MARRIED.. HETW ..r% tits ACES or u
AND -. SALARY PAID Will: LEARN
lNG FREQUENT INCREASES THERE
AFTER. EXCELLENT CItN>CES FOR
ApNANtEMENr .N'riT lE i,i:::SpN.
MISS BDLTZ. "a EAST G!'NIE STREET.
EGoM .o1
WANTED. to cupioy Il ti.t-rtnss mani
ar, ,H'P's M'""- N''''""' ne our
WANTED. coiorcd Woman between 80 ano
So with no "Reminiscences for general
hous.work in suburban tulu.. ts,o la family,
iieftrcncts required. lhunc Madison 5S13-Y
gERVANr wanted Tor h"ua.ss,ut:S u,h baby
- 40 cooking good pu>, Apply Ht once.
y 5-N North seventh Stree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
DANISH JEWS TAKE UP WORK
VIII Distribute Zionist Committees
Relief Funds In Palestine, ro-
land aud t.ithunnin.
lBy Associatc,l Press. !

NEW YORK, February !9,-rhs pro-
risi"nal Zionist committee annonnccd
here to-day that the diplomatic, situa-
ton between the United States and
Germany had not intcrfcrcd with It's
distribution OF relief funds III Palestine.
Polcul and i.ithuania
With tho approval Of the Dauish
government and the support OF MIN
istcr Esan. at Copenhagen. it was
stated. Danish Jews have taken over
the committce's work. in the three dis
tricts. To which more than si,noo, o0A
already has been sent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
A Warning
to Dyspeptics
Indigestion tagged b! stomach Acids.
How to SufeIy Correct.

How to safely Correct.
The habit OF taking digestive pills
after meals makes chronic dySpepticS
OF many thousands OF men and women
because artificial digestants. drugs and
medicines have practically no influence
upon the excessively acid condition Of
the stomach contents, which * the
cause OF most forms OF Indigestion
and dyspepsia.
The after dinner pill merely lessons
the CONSTITUENCIES Of the stomach nerves
and thus gives a false sense OF free
dom from pain II those who are
subject TO INDIGESTION. gas. natulcnce.
belchinc, bloatinE. heartburn. cN...
after eating would get about an ounce
nf pure bisuratcd maEncsia from their
druggist and take a tcaspoonful in {,
little water after meals. there would
hc no further necessity Lpr drugs or
medicines because bisurnted mHGnCSia
instantly ncutralizcS stomach Rcidity.
stops food fermentation and thus in
Surcs normal, painless digestion by
enabling the stomach tn do it's work
without hindrance.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

Pursuant 10 an order Of the United
states District Court for the Eastern
instrlce OF virginia. entered February
10. 1911. in the matter of +. S. Evans.
IN bankruptcy. shall expose for sale
at public auction. on
FEBRUARY -. 1917,
ut II o'clock 4. NJ.
az Office Charles \. Rose & CO.. IS
North Eighth street. fifteen hundred
shares OF the capital stock OF the
American Manufacturing Company. Il
Virginia corporation. par value SIu
per share. Sale subject to approval by
tho court.
TERMS: Cash
THOS. W. GARDNER
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

NOTlCE-BANkRUPT.

IN TIL: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
FIRE SWEEPS LOWELLVlLLE
One Entire Riock OF Ohio Town de-
stroyed. Causing Loss Of
SlOD,tsOU.
IRy Associated prcs-l

lDCNtiSTOWN. ONO, February 10
Fire originating in a p"olrouu carly
to-day swept "a portion OF t.owclivillc.
eight miles east OF YOUNG ,tnwJ,
causing II loss OF ) 10000. One entire
block was destroyed before tire tight
crs checked the t,amcs.
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MONEY WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

W ANTF.D. second -hHud lathe. li-iuyh
swing or iarrcr. Must he in first -clas.
condition. state Size and price. l. -. Bon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

FOR sale. antique muhoEany desk and
bookcase. in first-ClaSs order. Cen SEQ
same by calling Randolph loo5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
DEATHS

GARRETT -iIict. Nrrnas morning o., = 20
LANES Is GhNHET1' ~ so III -outn
therry Street. ihr Memorial iIr-pitrE
Mr.. Gnrrcu whs natis" o' i>irg .'uI Queen
county IL" leaves = aitIuW ant thNo
trrs. Mrs. pH;iy ana NglS. Garner bU'h u'
thHrl",tcENiil". Va.
Funeral from tho I.iuV street l!-,.ff-t
church TUESDAY Nl"TEE%op:. Hi .u
sEiDEN Died. IL ~ r.sinen." $50 Gas,
C.,,a,i WN:"."S, MIR ALFRED ril|duHALn
Funeral s,r,iro. v,Il nc hold g, tao Th,,I
rrcsbyterian thuryh ou TUESDAY 90,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
SAFES
GOLD AND SiIIl!I;
SHOES

WAN'!Ep, {" my for cash. Old -"ld and
silver. Highest price,. L.. e.. .lyIr". J"v-
cl-r~ - West BROAD stree
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20

/. Lot a < 80 r., at the northeast
Roseneath Road
:" Lot As y 1872 IT., on the east side
Of Rosencath Road. between
Stuart and Hanover Avenues.
> Lot % 1870 TT. on the south
side OF kensington Aveaue. be-
tween rildcn Street and Rose
meath Road.
e. Triangular shaped lot at the
northeast corner of kensingtou
Avenue and Rosencath Road,
fronting about Sc It, on Rose
meath Road. and about 49, II.
on kcnsington Avenue.
D Three rectangular shaped lots.
80 100 n. each. situated in the
centcrs Of the three blocks he
tween Grove and kcusington
Avenues. and between Tilden
street and RoScneath Road
each lot bounded on all four
sides by wide alleys. and being
admirably adapted for garages
Therefore. on Friday. February -
1917. commencing at O'clock T. 81 al
the Richmond Real Estate Exchange
y North Ninth Street. we will prci
the above property at auction.
Flats OF the property TO b. oTcrc,
tan I've seen at the Office OF the ru,.,
tioneers. or at tho Real Estutc Tx,
change
TERMS: Liberal and to be announce
at sale.
GREEN & REDO.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN.
GERMAN conversation class and private
lessons. Teacher educated In Germany.
studio nj t.orlcy 60. Terms upon apDlicn-
ton Miss a. l.. Drvstc. Box 1886. City.
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STOCK For SALE.
FOR SALE-Bus1ness.

BUSINESS FOR ga Id.
STOCK Of goods and ZOO: vi III OF tn. best
business Stau, In tn. town of ClaTcInont
Low rent: also hnyo 90 ncres the James
it!.":: all IN coni timber: only $1,000
al or address Dey"rell * 20. S.s 20!
."Ns or 'larcmoni. Va
Hist'G store FOR sal. iu growing section 81
NiustOu- Salem. =. g. C;rrI reason fnE
selling Reasonable atuouu, az cash n.c"s-
snrt. AfJrrs. BpN so. v ilistUn- salem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
WATCHES AND JEWEI.RY

SOL AAr'S ring specials. $3.50 solid gold
misses and boys or seal rings Schaaf
Bros, Jewelers.. 426 East Broad
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7 Id. WANTS.

-
Is" 'sn;s ',"T Ger p1 ""H atssi,yn
,n, Ihs a9iio;%imE r%Sss orn!y t"r repeated
$E stpr i MlfI o NJ w '>$K'E WlT;
G0MrH.AAYY GIfi ,.9: f t,,, G4bY CASH TO At-
RATE rEt LINE.
Minimum space two iinca.
StNnAr aud DAILY Insertions. 80 cents.
Co$sl:GUTiVE inscr rS"i, 80 cents.
Situations Wanted. Male and female.
r nn",s Within one week, j. "en,s q line.
rn nas,s 81 'ue,sutcnch, IL solid asaic; II
The above rates cover ali ciassiieatioi.s.
N'asS,mca,'"nH not guaranteed after T.. NJ.
StBSTAI1ONS FOX It'd. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch Branch OF
nScs are Tor the conV"ni.n". Of the public.
regular Office rates. Which Ar. given above:
wc., " EHI I 81 rousii !;r, SThEET (,
q, .Itsyeho's., Drug Store. Flosd Ave. anu
ierns Pharmacy. 22a3 Hanover Ave
W" r. Hnaka Drug En s'Gr.; %o3i Grove Ave.,
,,. WrEn,.a Drug Co.. Inc. Loinb.rdy ana
%Ssnas 0f rha mS" A' Aie" ' Ave iTeys anu 81,
., Ii s"f D"s P ssf 80 81, .> NAH s..
"Tne,.s Drns 5'"ry y; ?, h t''"s St.
". H. May ~ Bros. hr""k Ave. ana Clay
rsrrant Drug store i'oua!r4e anl BroaG
- EAST or, rousunE srnElr.
rarIsyt rhar,oa"t lGIfi nn1 ua i'f'i S's 81
WaILiA DIVE s,or" Fii,f .@mI. Msr9maii s,s.
IS; i, Dale, 80 %eriI 'fcn,h ;,
lI,hardaon DRUG store. I"l y seven
i; -. Ghilhtcy. % X. Ei=ltceu,h 81.
w,iIiams rharmocy Twenty nrn ana Mar
sRrinEeyy Drug c"mpaoy r~cnt> ,hird and
WGpl 4 scehaai pro= no.. rvcutv-nnh
WUvd's rhnIuary twenty urtb Ia ,.Irh
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days
BY GREEN & Redo.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
Auction Sale Of Valuable Va
cant Ground i'm the
West End.

In order to close up the af-
fairs of the Lee Park Company,
Inc, we have been requested to
offer for sale at public auction,
the following lots Of land in the
City of Richmond Va:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
GERMAN SUI MARINE ADDS
THREE MORE TO ITS RECORD
:rcNiouSI! ItrpOrtrh as Having Sunk
Vessels WIKI an tEErrgntc
Tonnage of 35,0nO.
IN. Associated rress. ]


BERLIN. February - ,via Sayvile,
February la)-Thc overseas News
Agency says that one German sub
marine has sunk the British steamer
C;raNina. of LILO tons. loaded with
fruit: tile italian sailing ship Maria
Of lose tons. with cargo OF coffee
for London. and The Swedish sailing
ship Hugo Hamilton, Of 1850 tons. car
rying saitpeter
According To the overseas Agency.
the sinking of these three vessels was
the work of the submarine previously
reported as having sunk. in all. Ncs-
sells with an aggregate tonnage Of
$4,000. Her other victims were un-
named. hut arc described as follows:
y steamer loaded with war material
worth 600U0.nno marks. bound for
Egypt: steamer of $500 tons. with 4
general cargo for NuStrala; Il sailing
shin Of 1000 tons loaded with corn:
q ?.000-ton steamer carrying coal to
France: a sailing ship of ZOO tons.
loaded with saltpctcr for BordcauN.
three other steamers agsrcgating $500
tons. and six traw lcrS Of Il total tom
mage OF 900.
From these vessels. eighteen pris.
"n"rS. among whom were four captains,
were brought into u German port
Several submarines which have re-
turned from voyages in the North sea
report that they saw 10 traffic there
adds the overseas Agency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-20
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