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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19
WONDERFUL RECEPTION
AWAITS VENERABLE wou.v
Iny A ssoeIa,ed Press.l


LONDON. March 11.-"General Alexis
brussilof. the commander OF the Rus
sian armies in Cialicia. on Thursday
evening authorized the publication in
Nier OF the kilograms announcing tho
revolution" says a Reuters dispatch
from Petrograd dated Saturday.
Apart from the killing Of a few Of
Metals. including the reactionarv Gov
erhor or Tver "a province in Central
Russia). no bloodshed has been re-
ported from the provinces Confidence
IN the Duma seems TO be the guiding
star OF the revolutionary movement.
+t Moscow the chief OF police was
arrested, and the headquarters Of the
secret police were burned. A wonder
iui reception awaits the venerable
Madame Breshkovskaya. who has been
released from the Siberian prison
where She has spent most Of her life.
out with her spirit unquenched. The
refolutfonist Burzen appeared in tho
'uma yesterday with Deputy Painkah.
Aiter ten years In the Schlusselburr
prison. Both We're cheered by the SOL
niers in the Hobbies. The ruins OF Rus.
sian prisons, in which political pris-
oners have been confined, will be pre-
served as historical relics"
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Negro Slayer Captured.

Especial to The Times-Disputch1
chAfLoJrESNt1.LE, VA. March u.s.
Albert Glenn. aims Granger color.d
who shot and killed Charles Robinson
OF Atlanta. Ga. In a downtown restau
rant last Tuesday night. and after
ward mace getaway. was apprchend-
cd yesterday at Goldsboro, " c.. and
brought beck to Charlottesville last
night by local officer. Withou: at
tempting TO trace the culprit. the
police kept watch on his wife Learn
ing that Glenn's wife had received a
message from him. and that she would
leave for Goldsboro on Friday night
to meet him, Chief OF Police Dawron
detailed Ofhcer Henderson to go there
In advance and wait for the appearance
OF Glenn at tho station 10 meet the
woman. This he did. and the negro
was arrested without trouble
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NEGROES AID BELGiANS
Rnise Sufficient Funds to "Adupt'
Fifty babies for Three

ASlIEVILLE. y. c., March lS.-.N q
mass-mectins of negroes held at the
Y. NJ. l., the colored Y NJ c. \. OF
Asherille. to-day funds sufficient to
adopt fifty Belgian babies for three
months were subscribed. The sub
scription was on the basis OF ST n
month TO feed one OF the starving
tots. and was raised half by the Y. Nj.
]. and half by the negro schools and
churches OF the city. The meeting
was enthusiastic from start to finish
and the subscriptions came rapidly
AFTER several short talks by white
speakers. pointing out the needs OF
the Belgian babies Each church and
school pledged certain amounts, and
the y NJ. l. raised S75. White So
cieties have raised considerable
amount for this purpose.
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WILLING TO GIVE CAR A JOB
united Stntes Employment Bure,r
However. Says He Must
AK for II

"HHiiiNEroN. March 1S.--If Nicho-
AS VINO once had good Job as n Car
RUSSIA. wants a new position, the
un'lea states employment service of
'Ee department Of Labor is perfectly
willing TO help him out.
o'icials or the service arc SO bub-
oi'ne over with enthusia SIN over help
."s District national guardsmen to get
JOBS that an official was not baked
"hen asked Yesterday about the Car,
III ne comes over here and applies
TOT 1ob. smiled an official to-day, "of
course well help him. And It won't
cost him n cent, either"
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AUCTION SAIES--To.Duy
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co,
AuCtioueers

In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned. dated Sep
TENDER II. 1916. and recorded In Cum
bertrand County. in ID. Il. SO. page 423,
default having been made in tho pay
mcnt OF the debt secured thereby, and
being required so TO do by the note
holder. | Will on
MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1917.
at 1880 +. NJ.
at tho Real Estate Exchange. Rich
mond. Va. sell at public auction, a GER
tain tract Of land containing il6 IA
acres more or less. located in Cumber-
iaiid County. Va. on Willis River :
miles from Gainesville.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sal
ana 5000. with interest from March
II. 1917. and residue at twelve months
THOS. W. GARDNER
TruStce
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STOCKS AND.BOSDS.
SHOE REPAIRING

fsiSf.N, Inc new feather Substitutes. wcars
lohSer. iRhter. waterproof. nOuskid No
saoeak. whole soled or half Boled. Drew's
Electric Shoe Factory. 1if Las. :fain
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SITUATION WANTED-.,iu.c

CARA BILE bOokk.epcr and office man CAT
present einploycd) desires connection
with reliable concern OF good standing who
recognize ability ana energy. Can fmruisn
al reference. Address T. 100. HONEYWELL va
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Norfolk & Western railway

OGLi ALL-KAlL LINE TO NORFOLK.
s5S SSoEsos .sS Is:,s 4: H. 500 4. X:
.sE3R I{N:HhCEGM Az. !,oG TIE WEST;
p. IL. Local TO Crews, 's:sb p. ~.
Mr. hif p H ten SoftG sits = H.
From tho Wont: s:l5 A. NJ. 'i:37 A. NJ
IIa:i. =. 81. .i:+o +. NJ. 's:l7 f.. NJ. s:os
daily. tDaily except Sunday. tsunday
II. q. BEyILL W. C.. SAUNDERS,
2. r. a., Roanoke. G.P a.. Noanoks
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limited to Return
From Long Exile
Madame Brcshkooskoya, "Crond-
mother of Russian Repoiu-
tion, Again in FAVOR.
tBy Associated Press

PETltOGRAD. March Is Via Lon
Katherine Brcshkovs-
kaya. who is known as "the era nd
mother of the Russian revolution" has
been invited by NJ. Kerenski. Minister
OF Justice in the new Cabinet. 20 re-
turn to PctroBrad. she has spent
thirty years in exile. most OF them
In prison. She escaped twice. only to
be recaptured.
The activities Of "Babou.hka" tthe
little srandmother). Russias famous
political prisoner. caused her TO be
known throughout the world She has
many friends in this country. to which
she made visit in 1901.
Madame Brcshkovskaya is seventy
three years old. She is the daughter
on Russian noble. and while still in
her teens, her radical ideas were re-
ceived with SO much opposition by her
parents that she left her home, attract
ing large following. from 1870 on.
In 1874 she was arrested and sent to
siberia She escaped. but was re-
captured. and was kept in Siberia for
sixteen years. On returning TO Rus
sra she Was under constant suryeil-
lance OF police agents.
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Southern RAILWAY system

Trains Leave Eichmond--Main ST. Station.
souin@-DaiIy: o:se \ st.: local: 1880 Z. Me- 49,.
cypress parlor buffet T.. NJ express /:
il:l. =. NJ. express: sleeping car open 90
' Il Ma ana a:o R, r. A. I".si for ksysyIle Chase
York River i.ine--5:l0 i. NJ. steamer
train. except sunday. connecting for Raj
,imorn QyuTct mar lor carr. 1880 4. ". and
ALP J.. ~ daily, local.
i;;o6, a. ~ and $40 \. NJ, ia:25 Z. NJ. Us
From wes fo S "a A. II, fAf eRte6 SuGMi sS
DAY: $40 4. u. and 6:lS =. NJ daily.
omcc s0i II. Main st. Phone Madison 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

Especial 10 The -Dispatchl
LfNCHBCRG. VA. March is.-~As a
result Of recent competitive examine
tons held here Congressman Carte
Glass. OF the Sixth Virginia Distrlst.
mas named James Prescott Carter ~
principal for cadetship from The
district at West Point Academy, VIE,
Thomas Garland MurreII, frat aEeI.
nate. and Branch spaiding. second 81,
ternate,
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BY GARRETT & COMPANY,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee dated
February IN. 1913. and recorded in the
clerk Office of Henrico County. -. B.
POI a. page 3ll. default having been
made in the payment Of portion or
tho debt therein secured, and being. so
REQUIRED To do by the notcholder | will
on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81 1917,
at D O'Clock T. NJ,
sell at public auction. on the premises
l2f $40 acres, more or less. located in
Henrico County. about one mile from
Glen Allen. and on the road leading
from the Mountain Road to Hungary
Road. This property is admirably To-
Gated for enhancement in value, and
should appeal TO anyone Interested in
purchasing farm.
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale
and S2000.00 with interest from
August 10. 1916, and residue at twelve
months.
c. E. GARRETT.
TruStne
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AUCTION SAiT---uture Day.
BY HENRY =. HUTILEE & co.
real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING.
No. 1918 Winder Street

In execution of certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
March 10, 1913. recorded in the clerks
Court. -. Il. 22l-A. page 1854 default
having been made in the payment o..
the debt therein secured. and being so
required 10 do by the noteholder. we
Will sell the property above mentioned
as described in said deed. at public
auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1917.
AT 400 o'clock p. NJ
Property fronts 80 feet OF Winder
street. and has a depth of la5 feet to
10 foot alley.
TERMS: Cash.
HENRY 6. HuTZLER.
RALPH j. LEVY.
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HELP WANTED-FcrnaIe

YOUNG ladies, from II to - years
unmarried. car secure permanent
positions In pleasant highly paid
work. Pay while learning and steady
dvnnces. opportunity for progress
almost unlimited Rest rooms aud
"rch room provided. Hot lunches
>"rtcd at less than cost. Protection
Jsalnst loss OF time through illness
\ few OF these positions are now
tyaiinble. Apply in person to Misc
liultz. Room 2o2, 100 East Grace street
LIE CllESAP EAkE AND POTOMAC,
TEI.EPHONE COMPANY OF VlR-
GINA.
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No. 5 II West
Broad Street

Acting under decree OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of the City OF Richmond
in the case OF Johanna Houclis. execu-
tor VS. Augusta w. Flanhart ct ais,
entered on May II. 1916. the under
signed will sell by public auction on
the premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH 90. 1917,
at $3.50 o'clock p NJ
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
0ldD0niniOnLine

~: kichmond n. OF Ash ST. daily 1900 r. NJ.
Leaves EsMport News. 500 a. 81.
Sonneettons with main line steamers ieav.
day. 1890 y. 81. Connections aiso made by
~ w ny. > r. VI. and G. & q. Wy. at (
u. NJ. NiSht limo eteamers stop al Glare.
mont on signal. and are met by public con
VjWGiNLA NAVIGATION co. James River
Sy aasliSht for Norfolk Old Point. New port
day. Wednesday and Friday at 500 A. NJ
freight received for all IL mes River points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-19

that valuable two story brick store
building with lot fronting IS feet 5
inches. more or less, on the north side
smith Streets, in the city OF Richmond
ana beginning at a point about III feet
inches from the west line Of Henry
street and extending back between
parallel lines l45 feet. more or less. 10
ar alley lG feet wide.
TERMS: Dnc-fourth cash. and the
residue I'm three equal installments at
four, eight and twelve months from
the date of sale. or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser. with legal
interest thereon from the date OF the
sale, To their respective dates Of ma =
turlty, added; tho title TO said prop
crty to be retained by the court as
security for said deferred payments
until the whole of tho purchase money
is paid and conveyance is ordered
by the court.
A w. BENNETT.
Executor.
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It'd. WANTS.

ninilhi. cents Il line per Insertion.
49,. minimum spat ,s t pSt ' iines
E3yGH iy5 " H l .SE ElssRPffa!Ssss
eoMrANY TiIE ORDER. N"'ii ~ A.
RATE rLN LINE.
-,..., Minimum space, two lines
"I,N ,.,Ii ana DAILY INSERTIONS. 20 cents
NoNSEtUIiHr Insertions. 40 cents.
situations Wanted. Male and Female.
, Lime, DAILY Or SUNDAi. cents a line.
i.ns Is %'tnlm one ms.H 10 Sents I. line.
mrs to ne men. ana SAX words To tho line.
''assined'iona not guaranteed after T.. N.
stb>IArIoNS FOR It'd. WAIST ADS.
III nc following Times Dispatch Brancn Of
=, s S1 "'s .or tue co ,. Of the pubic
'su'"r ON" rates. w..icn are given above.
-, WEST or FOuSllEE STREET.
gnta.eeaos brus Store. Fioy! Ave. and
.o &nsr1ys ;. Turner Druggist. ives, Broad.
i;rrnh rnat,nacy. 3.aa Hanover Ave.
ma,k. PTS E S'Sts 20 Soai Gy2'e Axe
miiShth DRUG 60, Inc. Lombardy and
t.oys Drug store. Allen Ave. ana Grace ST.
i Alien Avenue Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
9f Dras F G"iy So 800 e. r. M Ma.n St
tsSi Dig s1F Htere q. q II BIO BIoa5 St,
*, V Il; MaE & Bros. Brook Ave. ana Clay
(. rarran, Drug store Fousnee ana Broad
EAST or ForsHEE STREET.
WTo d,.nno CO.: II l:as, T:roah St.
irasi@ Drug tf CO. $ii2 :. i isroad 81,
!. Jcnrics Drug store. II; !: BROAD st.
@"s p1 nnaEs i"Se T,a aa rH M M+" is ST..
W. T. Vaughan, sgi North fii,h 81.
~. H. DALEY, 400 Horth Tenth ST.
iuGhardson DruS store. col y. Seven.
z. H. chillrey. 3 :; Eighteenth St
turner = Pharmacy. Twenty .rs, and Main
Williams Pharmacy Twenty AIRS, and Mar
.Sprinrer Drug COMPANY Twenty-,hira and
WOOD a schsat Drug Co. Twen,y.n nth
an, Nenablc So.
g. Wood Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
g. Church I'M Pharmacy. 900 Eas, Broad
$, .. craig Drug store. $500 y BROAD 81.
thirty iir=t -.
FAIRMoCNT
Paramount Pharmacy. 2l25 Fairmount Ave
p.,,. BARTON HEIGHTS.
"edEs DrpE s,2rG Tor,n AYE.
". l.. Vaughan Fourth aud stuart
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Chas. ~; Garrison. 1909 liull St. and sii7
Forest iiili ave.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland ifciEhts Pharmacy aiOI
Sennlcs Avenu"
SWA<SBpRO.
. :. Roberts. :oot Hull -,
FULTON.
Peoples Drug store. 2999 Williamsburg
Ave.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
PROpOSALS-Sealed.
Department OF Street Cleaning


NOTICE.
Sealed proposals viii he received a, the
oicc- or the Administrative Board CIty
Hull until /. O'Clock noon March a3 l.ii
FOR furnishing the following coal for one
year from April |, 1917. to March 81 i.Is;
:, Loo tons more or less. best run OF mine
New River steam coal to be delivered in
such quantities ana Mt such times as the
Supcrintendeni o. the Department OF Street
Cleaning may direct. tn the crematory at
ST. John and Orange Streets and TO the
lncineraior, at Marshall and Fifteenth
streets
100 tons. more less, best run OF mine
Ne" itlNer steam coal TO be delivered TO
IN" steam rollers at such times and in such
quantities a. tho Superintendent OF the De.
pHriment oI Street Cleaning may direct,
"a tons, more or less, OF anthracite coal
!" te ,IchEcred To the stables al the Fair
Grounds stables Fifteenth and N.rsh a n
and auto rerair shop at Fifteenth and Mar.
snail IN such quantities and at such times
as ~" superintendent may direct
bonh OF $1,000 required Of the successful
Tho Administrative Board reserves tho
right 10 reject any and all bids or TO let
contracts IN whole or in part,
tSigncdb HENRY ! COIN
Superintendent
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IN MENiORIAM

fLETCH EK--in loving remclhrance OF
our dear THERESA who departed this
!!ie two !cars ago. March -, 1915.
The twinhl!nE stars are bcauiinr
p"n II silent grave.
where sleep" without dreaming
The one We could HOT save
Oh, tn" memory OF mat morning
Ns We stood with aching hearts.
hrowiuE the loved 80 dearly
Was pierced 10y deaths cold darts.
Just two years ago YOU left us
stu! VIC miss your smiling face.
INA you !cit Us 10 TeI.l.!uIcr
None on earth can nj! YOUR plare
DEVOTED PARENTS
SISTER NSD HHoTHERS
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Company

Tho Progressive Railway Of the south..
1I.ins leave , daily; 4, ~. NoIins local:
vile: r. NJ sieepsTs Jaytsonviile. ram.
i7A6 +. ~. slsepers Atlantis. BURNING hans
jacksonville, Tampa ana 81. PotersburE
IL. $40 P. II NS'
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W ASTE paper selling from SIS to x45 a ton
Every business house use a waste
PAPER balor 10 "a good advantage. Now wa
want agents and statesmen to sell them or
commission. Tf you hustler you can
make hlg money. For further inform atton
address III. Susman. Richmond. Va
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GERMANS NOT YET READY
TO ATTEMPT REAL STAND
Recent Allied Success on Ancrc
Front Greatest Since Battle
OF the Marine.
RETREAT STILL IN PROGRESS
French and British Advance Made
Over Ground Measuring ApprpNi-
mately Fifty Miles-Stirring Incl
dents Mark Re-Entry Into Rove.
TBy Associate,) prcss !

10y NSSOCfateu Press
PARIS. March 1S.-The 18th Of March
VIII remain among the most memora-
BILE days of the war. In the opinion OF
the French, who regard the success on
the front from the Ancre to the Disc
as the greatest since the battle OF the
Marine. II is considered not merely n
local success, but veritable strategic
retreat forced upon the Germans, tho
full consequences OF which probably
VIII not be revealed for several days,
The fact that the French at certain
points went beyond the road from Rove
to Noyon indicates that the German
retreat will not end there.
The Germans are still At Noyon"
a faIorite phrase OF the parliamentary
opponents or the government which
sought 10 Impress on il the fact that
the Germans were only sixty-sevcn
miles from Paris. now will have to be
abandoned.
IL would be difficult to say military
critics assert. where tho Germans pro-
pose TO establish a stable defense. The
retreat OF modern armies. encumbcrcd
with great supplies of material, can be
effected only with extreme slowness,
which permits an active and resolute
adversary to maintain contact unceas.
ingly.
MANY FRENCH VILLAGES
EVACUATED BI GERMANS
This is the first occasion since the
armies have been established on the
western front that French villages
have been evacuated by the Germans,
and occupied by the French and Eng
!ish. BaDaume, Roye, Lassigny and a
large number OF villages in Picardy
and Artois. which for two years have
not seen French uniforms. now can
witness the tricolor or their country
and the flag OF their allies.
The victorious entry OF the French
into Roye on the heels OF the retiring
Germans was marked by stirring Incl
dents in which 500 liberated citizens
participated. regardless OF danger The
inhabitants threw themselves In front
OF the arriving French soldiers, all
Shorttng as they did so, "Vive la
France women hugged them, while
old people grasped their hands. Tears
were in the eyes Of all. when suddenly
a twelve -year-old boy began singing
the "Marseillaise," which was taken ND
instantly by the population. Onrush-
ing waves OF soldiers Joined in. and it
was TO the strains OF the national an
them that the French outposts left
Roye, pressing the retreating Germans.
The general feeling Is that the adj
versary has suffered severe blow
tina: may have still greater conse-
auences. The French and British ad-
vance was made over ground measur-
ing approximately eighty kilometers.
about fifty miles, and may be extended
at some points where artillery actions
have been exceedingly intense in the
last few days.
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OLD rugs and carpets madc over Into new.
w w; Mosley Co.. 2l7 North First
Street Madison 2IS2
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SHOES
CUT RATE. SHOES
STORAGE AND MOVING

n IN i.i>, Gonsress Caters. glazed colt hide
KID lining. solid leather socs slSS Em.
ptte Shoe Co. hu: w Rrond
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
AND
GOLSAN & NASH.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE OF
VALUABLE NJ PRO WE'D WEST
BROAD S I r l. Ell PROPE RTY
KNOWN AS
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- '--------H
HELP WANTED=NIale


WANTED. men and boys work in our
nursery. w. I. Hood X Co. G!ntcr Park
WANTED. Il few capable. energetic teach
"rH In cducntionai work during the sum
MGR months Compensation liberal and cp-
pvrtunitE unlimited. Address Lock Box a.
station y. iichmond. Va.
IClMcSD government clerk examinations
March 20 $40 To $l20 month. Sample
Gn.rtIous free Write Franklin Institute.
Ilcnt. III =. dorchester. :. Y.
WASTED, farm hand. VIII pay fa.r waEcs
Address rcDly q 10. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. co!ored man FOR garage work
Must be familiar viii! handiin. of cars
Apply iN%, Nest Broad
WANTED, EoOu gardener. References
SOP ~. WeSthampton. Boulevard 1872
FlKEMEN. hrakcmen. beginners si25
monthly. Positions guaranteed, |. s..
WANTED, , nrSt-claSs shoomakcrs SIS To
So rcr week for the right men AprIv 2nI
iNIEEiENtED clerk for large general
store IN country. CiEar"tts smokers need
not apply. state references and salary OK
pcrtcd l. III. Times DIsrat,b
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RAILROADS
Observation-Disclosures.

chi. Loo rn.s AM mesG :: P. III ..
hAtn Line. Local. s7:5b o.. tS:Ak p
James ktNer Line. 10000 e., fS:lo ~
y. Nsws NIX, ola p, 'S1o a. IL ny - p.
Newport HeEs Local, 1900 o.. 500 p
TTinss srriSs' Irsm NtlkI h;eS a. 1;tS p:
Ms:t Ego Est p is;tt :i:it ?;
SUNDAY from Tnurniond Jas River. p:2s
q AN d. sD2iII. IkxGepk Sunday.
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DEATHS

noon sunday ts,h. FRANZ y COSBY
Ia thirty fourth year o.! hts age.
Funeral TUESDAY AFTEKNpOS at 3 30
rom llS ln:" rcsiGcnC"- ]. south Morris
Slr.et- ltmttai In Hollywood.
CHii.DH:SS--- Died. at nis home. 5oe Nor,h
Fwcnty seventh street. RICHARD SEQ
DEN tlilLbRkSS. He leaves besides his
VIE. on soH. S-dden u childr.ss. and
i"o d"ught.rs. Mrs. 4. l.. Eaton ana Miss
Lynn :. chiiirek-.
fmncra! from residence TO-DAY CMOS-
bhih at f. ~
cLEMESTS Passed away at his residence
- Haistead's POINT. VA, March Is. at
SO o'clock y. NJ, n the nifty eighth year
II his age. J 81 GLEN ENTS. II" - sur
'itet hy hls widow Laura y. Clements:
Tr g;i,, %oH. T. y cicrieni,s one daughter
w. Va and one sister II = Williams, %
Clements.
Funeral a, Grace Episcopal church OF
Yorktown. Va at II O'Clock \ NJ TUES
LuDH--Disd. - ms residence. SOS Miller
after short illness, MuRAT r. JUDE.
BcrId"g his widow. H. leaves on. ,i3urbt.r
Mrs James = Parrish an,i one son Sor.
ma" J. jude, "lso on. sister, Mrs. Annie Y
DAY cHport.
Fun.rsl from house a, 90 TUESDAY
AIrElLN4lE lntsrn"nt IN Iuverylcc.
ScbT -btgG. At Il HON" or his grand
mother. Mnry j. Scott SIC Judah Street
IL MES FREDERICK SCoT'r.
fnncrHl from Eeenc1-r Baptist Church at
: o'clock TUESDAY EVENING
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STOCK Statesmen. IIIGu-CLAss, EN-
I.i !iiC BUILDING
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MINING STOCK SALESMAN EXPERT
ENCED: GOOD PROPOSITION FOR
RIGHT PARTY. .AMBRO MINING con
noRATIoN eco WEST PRATT STREET.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. sunday morning. snau foTaio Ho,
TON terrier: hrtnG!e cars and TAFT cut: no
tolthr. heaNE With pups. Reward Phone
Madison o52s. Perry B;os sol East Mar
shalt Street. ~
LOST. string Of pearls on Bouieva!d or
At RESERVOIR, Reward -S05 Grove Ave-
ugr.
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CARPET CLEANING

FREn hiSHAitDSuN. INC. 6Oi-o0I
West Main Street, hreproof storage for
household goods. Moving. packing and
~ MINI Raf,lnlnh S4s -
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SUMMER BOARDING

,o nountry and ;;enshore combined with cts.
con''hi"n'"s f.AL"li"ut table. e. to 81.
Per week Write Misses TnbD i:ou!.va I'd
ina. HAMPTON.
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WANTED. EXPERIENCED ALTERATION
HAND; GOOD SALARY THE FREED
90 ia EAST BROAD.
u ANrED, three chorus girls. Must 10 ex-
Hotel