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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

N From St. Quentin to the Scarpe is 62 miles.
 The British drive covers Q. part of the f1eid of last years offensive on tho somme and the section of the Arraa battle front south of Arras. The Brttish center in this thrust is nearly opposite Cambrai, the important Ger man base and railroad center. from which the British line on the Ba- pauine- Cambrai road was about nine miles distant as 1t has stood for sew eral months The main force of the push just launched apparently is aim ed at Cambrai along this road
 What is known as the Hindenburs llne was established by the German command, last spring when the famous sStrategic, ,retreat'' on the Somane from mas carried out It was a supposedly impregnable barrier. which had been h careful preparation The British and French. however, showed in the Arras battle last spring and in the French drive on the Aisne front that the line was by no means a bar tc their progress, and serious inroads were made on it in various attacks on both these fronts No definite break however. sufficient to permit the pen efrntion of a large force that would debuuch for large field operations had ever been effected.
 E The British movement in it's early
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
]. CARD OF THANKs.

We wish to return our heartfelt thanks for the many condoling ex- pression we have received on account of the sudden death of our beloved wife and mother, Edla Johanna Johnson, and to the many friends who sent the beautiful flowers to her memory, and especially do we wish to thank the teacher and pupils of grade of Franklin school, Stratford, and to the employees of the Singer Mfg. Go. No. 1, special attachment department, and to all who in any way lessened the burden of sorrow in this sad hour. Signed
 John August Johnson and Family.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
SUB DESTROYS
 BRITISH MONITOR

Berlin. Nov. .21, via Amsterdam .by the admiralty today says: ss
 "A German submarine under com nand of Lieut.. Wendlandt destroyed BritiBh monitor and a destroyer Nl Inc Syrian coast on, Nov. 11."N
 The British admiralty on Nov. 14 announced the sinking of a British destroyer and a small monitor by an enemy submarine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
DANISH STEAMER
 SINK BY Ul-BOAT'

London, Nov. 31-The sinking by a German submarine of the Danish steamer Adolph Andersen, 9S1 tons gross, is reported in an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenha- hagen One man is said to have
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
STEAMER MINED;
 CREW OF 10 LOST

TrondhJem, Norway, Nov. 21-The salvage steamer Sterkodder struck a mine near Folla yesterday and sank. Ina crew of 10 men was lost
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

4 merry welcome watts at Ioyland torl boys and girls.
 Toyland is theirs, grownups are allowed there of course--bu but they must remember that Ioyland IS the children's part of the store.
 It's for the children that the gay dolls smile and nod
 It's for the children, wonderful toys, whirl and spin.
 It's for the children that dozens and dozens of new sorts of toys have been assem- |bled So, from now right up to Christmas let us remember that Toyland is for little folks.
 We big people may go there and enjoy it-but we must not interfere wilh the child |ren's. joy.
 It is ready now. What a delightful place lit is.
 Don't let any little boy or girl you know miss the fun.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
Suits of the finest!

are being sold to here for price of usual models! ss+5a sss#aaes
 Tis only because clear stocks early in the
 But what opportunity it brings to women who ap- preciate exclusive styles and beautiful fabrics and rich fur trimming and fine tailorngle
 Handsome black and deep blue suits, suits of dsnc tive hues such reindeer and taupe and brown green
 Nearly all trimmed in splendid effects with fine furs but some of rich quiet plainness.
 And all with the hallmark of expert thorough tailor ing.
 l Their former prices were $42.5o to $1Oo-now they are $32.50 $42.50 & $55 l 8s4 secon floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

Berlin police were forced to fire into the Socialist crowds in Berlin. No details of fray were published by the papers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

Fire of unknown origin destroyed a large quantity of powder for the navy at the naval powder factory at Indian Head, Md.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

Gabrielle D'Annunzic, Italian poet and aviator, reported missing, Is safe at the Italian front.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
Dinnersets almost 3
years en route

It has taken nearly two years to get Theo Hav land dinner-sets just arrived!
 That gives fair idea of the difficulty of getting chandse from France.
 Buthere they are; with all the fineness and beauty and grace that has always marked Haviland china. And they to sell at price fixed at time of purchase not today's price. 5f their selling price $45-For Thanksgiving $28 A few bowls and cheese and cracker dishes and cake plates, all of china from Japan--extra value 85c These plain glasses of attractive shape and crystal clearness also at unusual price= tumblers reg 90c-75c glasses reg $2.2O and $2.50-
 $1.75 and $2 Some glass sparkles with the added attraction of less than usual price!
 Bowls in combination of floral and mitre cutting reg ular s. -$2 50.
 Water sets in two patterns, 4-pnt pitcher and 6 tumblers, regular $935-$67
 Fern dishes, tasteful design, regular $5- $4.25. Vases in effective combination cuttings 12nch size regular 2.5O. :. Eightinch bowls in pleasing floral cuttings regular $350-$295.
 Footed 6-inch nappies, pretty, regular $2 50.
 outhhoo ass N
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

President Feng Kwo-Chang accept ca the resignation of Tuan Chi-Jui as Minister of War, but would not accept his resignation as Premier.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
Only One aBRoMo oUININR,

Uo get the genuine. call for full name ! LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look Tor signature Of E. W. GROVE. Cures V Cold in One Day. soc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

George Roberts of Boston was cit ed for exceptional bravery in the French army at salonica.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

TO RENTING rooms furnished or unfurnished. Address Rooms, Care Farmer. a If
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
HINDENBURG LINE CRUMPLES;
 BRITISH ADVANCE FIVE MILES
tcontinued From Page one.1

(Continued made remarkable progress east of the Canal du Nord, sorning the villages of Graincou and Anneux and, with the troops operating to the west of the canal ried the whole German line northward the Bapaume- Cambrai road
 Nest Lancashire territorals broke into the enemys positions of Epehy and Irish troops have captured inn sections of the Hndenburg line between Bullecou and Fonaine les CrOisilles
 number of prisoners, and material captured cannot yet be estimated.
 sThe spell of fine, dull weather which favored pre- paraons attacks broke early yesterday, heavy
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
To Cure a Gold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE
 Tablets. Druggists refund money if | it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sigma ture Is on each box. sec.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
Shoes of special wornanly grace-$6

Two trim tasteful staunch shoes for women; marked by genuine comfort and service and by tasteful appear ance.
 black calf laced shoe with top of gray cloth fits like the traditional glove has military heels which make walk ing easy and do away with any tendency toward turned ankles- $6 fine dark tan calfskin laced shoe is finished with graceful top and has low heels especially designed to make walking delight carefully finished to every last de- tail- $6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21

Why2 Because has style, and good looks; because it is nicely nade because you depend upon it keep it's good fit and good appearance right straight along
 Ready now; suits from these master tailors in many rich wooens, in many handsome coors better styles than before in such styles appeal to lively men and quiet men
 $225O to $40. ain foor.r rear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
We re all eager for real war information.

Every man and woman who has somebody in the Army or the Navy wants to learn much as possible about the conditions those they love going to face
 That is why the best-seIing books today are books about the great war. # First we had the First Hundred Thousand by Ian Hay
 Then came Over the Top by Arthur Guy Empey-a man who went
 Now comes All In It or K1 Carries On by Ian Hay.
 And there is At the Front With Flivver-being the narrative of w Yorke Stevenson of Philadelphia who drove Ford ambulance at the French front.
 These the of books that people eager to read
 They are the sort of books that many people will as Christmas remembrances.
 We have them-and a number of others similar
 Of course in the Holiday Bookshop every sort of book That you expect-and shall not be disappointed
 hoorr ear
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-21
Knit that sweater
of heavy yarn.

Make sure that the sweater you sending to some Yankee soldier or sailor is
 Knit it from extra-heavy yarn. Then you can be sure it will be real comfort and protection against the cold winds that blow and the fields of Flanders
 Here is such yarn, of special weight, splendid wool the seas has come to prefer.
 Plenty of it JUST NOW-$1.10 hank.
 An enthusiastic and capable teacher waiting to show you the best and mosrapid ways of knitting No charge for her help.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06
CAROLINA DEFENSE COUNCILS
FAVOR la TOILETTE EXPULSIO.

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatchl
RALEIGH. n. c.. October 5-The
conference OF State and county coun-
ellis OF defense this afternoon adopted
resolutions attestinG thorough loyalty
OF the vast majority OF North Caro-
linians and calling for the expulsion
from the United States Senate OF Rob-
ert II. La Toilette for utterances detri-
mental to the success OF the war and
encouraging treason. In effect I'VE
believe his conduct merits expulsion
from the Senate" the resolutions read,
and we recommend that this course be
adopted"
Concerning utterances bordering on
treason the resolutions say:
we call attention 10 the fac, that
there are n few men who. Occupying
positions of influence In North Carolina,
have given uttcrance to sentiments
which bordered on treason; they have
d!ssuaded persons subject TO draft duty
from attending or registering: they
have discouraged the production and
conservation OF food supplies. c!rcu-
lated false reports sIanderous to the
government nd calculated TO incite
10 treason.
We recommend that each county be
examined closely. and all such men To-
Gated their conduct carefully scruti-
nized and. II they occupy any official
position. they be asked TO resign i'm
n'ediately. All such men are notified
that the eyes OF tho people OF the
state and nation ara upon them, and
that they will be punished unless thew
desiSt from unpatrio.ic practices We
believe that ordinary crime sinks into
iHsisniAcance at this lime compared
WIN the crimes OF sedition and trea-
SON"
The conference pledged fullest sup
port and cooperation in prosecuting
the waf and conserving resources. de-.
c!ar!ng readiness to perform any ser
wee the governm mt may request.
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Real Estate Summary.
CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.

turner Wilmer to Charles Il. Cooke
HSorthwest corner OF Main and Fourth
1917; tax $50 -
c;o Mfra o. Gilbert ana husband to II. w
,n.voq~yn. lot No 10, In block b. in Gin
''r ut lark August 20. 1917: s3.5OO.
hite ana Cohn. special commission
srs, 70 r.. w. GOODWIN. 25xl05 feet
ttonting Eorth.!de Avenue. lot 3, In
99iock :. plan OF Northside Place May
-, 1917: tax 81.
Brookdale Corporation to Avondale
Lanu Co. Inc. block b. lot II; block c.
tHts and q: block e, lots 3 and 10:
oIock j. lot. 8; block K. lots 8, 6. $. 10
sna IL block l.. lot 16: block Q. lot Z:
SSIock *. lots !, 3. 4, ., and 81" block
:. lois 6: and l6: block II. lots Is, ~
ana - block L. lot 80. in the plan OF
orookdale. August "a. 1917: tax $3.50
AFondale Land Co. TO X. II. Dewitt
Iots 20 and 20. in block Q. in the plan
., EEookdale. September 81. 1917; tax
/. b. Batkins to B. L. Batkins. lots Nos
tso ~, 209 and 2l0. in Highland Ter
race. October g. 1917; tax $3.50.
r.. X; & j II. Schepmoes to Lena NJ.
luke, lots Nos. ! and >. in section A.
~ the plan Of Northampton. Angus,
To- 1917: tax 81.
Robert l.. Winston TO Dorothy
Franklin. No: MS West Avenue. July
;, Chevy Chase Realty Co. to Lucy NJ.
Peatherston. lot No. !. In block /. In
tr s,Sha Place. September IS. 1917:
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

In the case OF the kinston Manutac-
turing Company and The Ellington
Bryant Timber Company plaintiffs In
error. against l.. 3. Freeman, defend
ant in error. in error TO the District
Cour, 1T Newborn, y. c. an opinion
affirming the court below was handed
down Yesterday in the. United States
Circuit Court OF Appeals.
To. cay VIII be given over by the
court to conference upon cases here
tofore argued and remaining undo
cided.
The following case was argued yes
terday:
No. l54l-ALgust Sanet. trading AZ
a. Samet Co. bankrupt. appellant.
VS.. Farmers and Merchants Sationai
Bank OF Baltimore. appellee; appeal
from the District Court a, Baltimore
In bankruptcy. Argued by Bernhard
Cline, of Baltimore. for the appellant.
and by Edward Duffy. OF Baltimore.
for the appellee, and submitted.
Case in call Monday at 1880 o'clock:
No. l53S-S;ephen Putney Shoe Com
pany. appellant. IS. r. GraysoN Dash
Tell. trustee. appellee: appeal from the
District Court 1T Richmoid In bank
ruptcy.. To be argued by Allen @. Col
Inns. OF Richm ond. for the appellant
and by Judge Daniel Grinnan and r. L.
Montague. Of Richmond. for the APP
Del,ee,
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Charles Il. Cooke and wife to G. L.
Denoon. northwest corner of Main and
Fourth Streets. No. BIG East Main.
October ., 1871 $3.50.
Franklin ID. Robins 10 Orvin S. Cold
bar,h. trustee, 54xl79 feet 10 inches
south line Of Main Street, 1876 feet and
Z Inches west linc OF Belmont Avenue.
September IL, 1917: $1,000.
Clara Davis Shor, TO Harold S.
Bloomberg. 45xll7 feet and inches
east line Of Miller Avenue. October 4,
1917; $500.
G. &. Morris and wife to w. Chester
Evans. trustee, % feet and 81 inches
by SO feet on the northern line OF Cary
street. known AS No. 2022 West Cary
Street. September s. 1917; $4,000.
c. O. Morris and wife TO Chester
Evans. trustee. % feet inches by 90
feet on the northern line OF Cary Street
known AZ 2Gls Yves, Cary Street. Sep
TENDER 5, 1919; $500
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Mrs. Anna Weyland. TO repair brick
building 10 be used as dwelling south
side of West Clay Street. between Ora
ham and Hancock Streets. known AS
e33 West Clay. to cost 5000. October 3.
NJ, 4. b., p. I. and w. 3. Abrams,
to repair brick dwelling. south side
OF East Grace Street. between First
and Foushee Streets. known as East
Grace street. to cost $3.50. October g.
Manchester National Bank, to repair
brick Office west side OF Hull Street
between Tenth and Eleventh Streets.
known as 1902 Hui Street. to cost $3.50.
October 3.
G.. Nolde, to repair brick dwelling.
south side OF East Grace Street, be-
tween Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sev-
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PROBE OF ST. PAUL
SPEECH ORDERED
Continued From First PaEcD

view to the removal Of such enemies
to the country's welfare from the
United States Senate
II also express my surprise that a
Senator, who should be possessed OF
some knowledge OF the truth. should
present d document Of this kind for
public record and for investigation b.
the committee. But the fact that he
did SO presumably carries with it an
assurance of his Endorsement of the
contents OF the paper.
IL feel / have right to Insist. as
| do insist. that a matter that thus
wantonly assails my integrity and my
loyalty should not be laid aside. or
even postponed for a day. by the com
Eiittee."
The resolution Of the Privileges and
Elections Committee was put in to-day
by Senator Thompson. of Kansas. More
petitions asking for La Foliette's i'm
parchment were presented by Senator
IIusting. Of Wisconsin. and Senator
Watson. Of Indiana.
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I, ID. WANTS
SUNDAY: 10 cents a lin. per insertion

suSp M% no ss" space. INV Two PEI n. Insertion"
:er ;G s$p fE #;E#iSS ne wSSK
C0MFA%T TnE oR GDHEkki CASH 40 "o'
RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY I'M spa5s. n Two lines N cont,
: pai,y insertions. 10 cents.
situation, Wanted. Maze and nd fEs en,ale.
time uA!l:i OF SUNDAY. cenla = limo.
basis Of measurement Is solid agate, ~
h" .TS 10 inc "sn ana six words to inc limo,
s tG Sa'1 T:S. VAST VASE Abs NJ
Ss.s arg Tor Iho sYaysa,shSs Of Ihs public;
~ ocs Ish ~ ' ssn a
WEST OF FoUSHEE STREET.
&es! Gsd p4aK s'I W cav ST.
ch.ris. 5 Turner. Druggist. Yves, Broad.
ks.ns rna5 mae .s; s3ss Hanover Ave;
Il. l. Booker Drug Store. .VVI W. Slain
Foys Drug Store Allen Av. and Grace
Allen Ave- Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
a, Ii baum P S,s4s Co 800 81 " AR
1urnet.s Drug store. tol West Broad 81
Tarrant Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
co,. EAST Of q r rouS SAa:E STREET
Trsss 5sas co l. 81 E = b hGSta ST. s.
lsfss 6sSs s.s5i sn5 R5Gsd s.
y D.s9 20 %? Noi SS'! f.a Fs St, st
Richacdson Drug Store col y. Seven
'ei i l. seAIar.y. 20 y: E.xA,ssn,h St.
g. Turner'S Pharmacy. T"entJ-hrst and Main
William. Pharmacy. rwen,y-nrst and
Springer Drug Company. Twenty-,nird
iiords Druk Store. T~enty-nfn,h and @
Wood & sshaat Drug Co. Twenty nf,h
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty.ffth and Leigh
Church Hill Pharmacy. $500 Ess, Broad
s.ss PIas S S'sss IS Dsun E s R5esd
y Th'F'y'"''' EEtAlHMouxr.
Fairmoun, Pharmacy. .l25 FAirmoun,
BARTON HEIGHTS
S'esfe's D HISs, TioSs ii SAS S%f,h Ave
v ynSshan FoYTSn 'oa and 81 s!usI.
SOUTH, RICHMOND.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy 3lo+
Charles " Garrison all7 Fores, Hin Avo.
SwA%sBORO.
Is. 81 Roberts, DRUG STORE. 2eo+ Hull ST.
!; A. Back. 1915 williamsburg. Ave.
Peoples Drug Store. $500 Williamsburg
Times Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca-
more Street phone Petersburg 2,i
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CliUitCh NOTICES

All, sA,SrlEPlS GSPAL
H Ats!4s" s Ms5s"s e. erY hv S5T
R n,ss Gia ssrx q, III Ss.sh
10 both church and Sunday School. invited
r,,sr D, rpkESBYTEhlAM.
bE asEAp Il N. ss ana stsjs
~ LtkEGShscHiEEkE s. D. cH pssss1
sssdsy H. sunday 1n School s! &c. We'd
SnnFeh 'ra5k y AysaTs sna Harrison s,rses,
i Ha NJ and scS i + 1ETAs p as pastor
1900 100 1-biSls si4s ssas" Mess.nson
i;sS +: M.-Yaaas People, soe ast;" 'sA''l
Visitors welcome.
.a s'f sss.d s,,..ss fHS
: r. N. sunday school $50 a NJ. sar asa
mex MdWsek service @sanesS s1s'a ri SIS SIS
p NJ, You are cordially invited.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. Franklin
a aTsaes Ho,. DR. is,vIs,. L. ns,. s1lTa WI
To strangers.
olsrEn PAIN hEI MHpnSb;,sr CHURCH.
naeS. s SS s{v :ee 3 ~ IL
First ca Akt!fi s. a sSfafsfS SCIENTIST
In 'I1x a % . q nsS
SSs ss and un M:ths~ W:sn.:S.y
r: ofa'fH IL s Ss sns
asys NJ 0's to s'y T. s.s'S Fl. ss sn:
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CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

W. :. Robinson. trustee. to Charles
X. Willis. =. feet ) inches by $50 feet,
east line OF Boulevard known as No.
:le North Boulevard. October \. 1917.
f7.725.
Harry I. Moore. trustee. 10 Charles L..
Hardie and wife. 34xl26 feet. west line
q Twenty-hfth Street. October 4. 1917.
+. Clman. trustee, TO j. G. Levitt and
J, II. Jonesson Is feet inches by 100
feet. south line c. Cary Street. known
80 l2a West Cary street. November
.' 1871. $3.50.
-. Chester. Evans. trustee. TO {. q.
Norris, - feet inches by lis feet.
north line OF Cary street. September
g 1917 $500
stuart Bowe. trustee. to Dennis
O'Suiiivan. y feet is inch by l57
fee, inches. north line slain Street.
known as Nos. 2lo6o3- lo-l2 East Main
Strect. October 8. 1917. Si.I20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06
CALIFORNIA LABOR MEN
INDORsE LA TOILETTE

ny Associated Pre.sl
SACRAMENTO. CAL, October S.
Without discussion and without a dis
senting vote. delegates to the California
state Federation OF Labor Convention
adopted to-day resolution indorsine
United States Senator La Toilette,
asking for him the right to express
the views OF AN intelligent minority
and expressing confidence in his in
tegrity and loyalty. las a true Ame-t-
can citizen"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06

Street. to cost sl25. October 1.
Nelson Elan. to repair frame dwell
Ing. west side First Street. No. 1910
North First. to cost $l.l47. October S.
j. II. Albert. to repair brick garage
north side of West Broad. between
Graham and MunforL Streets. known
October 3.
Thomas J. Todd estate. to repair
yidere Street. between Grace and Broad
Streets. Nos. col. 203 North Belvidere
street. to cost S225. October 3, 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06
HELP WANTED-Siaic

WANTED, young man between
16 and II years Of age who
has experience in printing bus
mess. Good opportunity. APP
ply Foreman, Times-Dispatch,
z P. NJ.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

J. Il. Garrett and wife to John X. and
Martha snyder. 81 "a acres near to
ana south Of Williamsburg Road. Sep
TENDER 20. 1917; tax $3.50.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

a petition In voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the clerks office
OF the United States District Court for
Eastern Virginia by Ernest V. Illig. a
mechanic, of Glen Allen. His liabilities
are placed at s75l.5o. while no assets
are ella aimed
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uENRICO TRUST DEED.

John II. and Martha Snyder TO Pol
lard & Bagby. Inc. trustees, 81 "a
acres near 10 and south OF the Will
Sl.7IO.
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DEATHS

GAKNETT-Dicd. at Owenton. Kinr and
!, queen County; Va; sunday September 80,
OF Mr.. James W. Garnett, and daughter OF
snn late III iawson Lewerins and Laura Pear.
EaltiI.io ore Sun please copy
ZlMMEE.- at Toano. Va. October I.
1917. L. A. ZIMMER. aged forty ve SON
brothers. +. j.. S. n. and j. L. thinner,
ana daughter, Mrs. F. a. Campodonico TO
FnIersl will take place from his home.
October s. 1917. Interment In lakewood
May he rest in
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
THE WEBSTER.

R2eEyMLs, ANp , RsoyARp;;, ABsooLUTEL.y
HEATED. PRICES VERY REASONABLE
SPECIAL RATES TO THOSE VISITING
THE STATE FAIR. MADISON 2435. 1911
10l6 EAST CLAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06

LOST. Friday evening. a box containing a
black SIX dress addressed Miss Alice
West Franklin Street, or phone Madison sos
and receive q liberal reward
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HELP WANTED-Female

EXPERIENCED hookKeeper aud stsnogra-
pher. would prefer one with experience
in aptomohile accessories business. Apply
4: ". Doian., Ssehler Motor Co., corner
lady teacher. Must 10 u normal grad
uate and prefer one with experience SAL
airy $50 per month for term OF nine months
In Ming Ling apni!eaiiGn, state age, experience
kins. Clerk. South Boston. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND Monday. ladies' gold crescent pIn.
u! owner can have same by applying al
wing same AID paving for this ad.
LOST. pair OF gold frame rinnless spcC-
tacles on First Street Bridge Friday
night Reward. Return to W. D. Stuart
inl South Fourteenth Street -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-06

LOST form mileage hook, Issued BY R..
T.. " p. Railway to the undersigned. Re.
waTd Return to Robert A.. Jackson, care