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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-27
g. 8-Year-Old Boy
Invests Savings
in Liberty Bond

William Glenn Thompson, years
old, son Of Mrs. Dixie Thompson, llS
West Sixth street. Is the proud posses
sor Of 500 Liberty bond The
yourgsler heard SO much talk about in
vestinR savings in Liberty bonds whilc
lie was at Enid last week that he went
to the bank. purchased the bond and
lhen came 10 Oklahoma City to tell his
mother what he had done
When the boy was | year old, hi,
mother opened a savings account for
him in an Enid bank and since that
date has deposited double the previous
amount placed to his credit II was
from these savings that he purchased
the bond
81 heard everyone talking about buy.
ing bond, and helping the country win
the war" William told his mother on
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Spanish Cabinet Resigns,
MADRID, Oct. H.-The Spanish cab
met has resigned
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Marrlsq. License

Marriage License.
walter Hail ~ ycnrs old. and Lrviclla
Woods, ip years old, both of Luther
OkR.
Births
Mr. ana Mrs o. l. Truiu. 9ll West
Thirteenth street a hoy
Mr. aud Mrs r.. r. Syman, 9li West
Thirteenth street a girl
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SIXTEEU SELECTED
NEGROES FAIL TO
MAKE APPEARANCE
tcsntlnusd 'tsm psus ~

Colo. He was instructed to report here
today. but the local board has not heard
from him.
The second city district ordered
twenty-six TO report AZ ~ o'clock TO-
day and OF this number fifteen reported
IN person and one by wire
In the third city district six of fii-
teen ordered to report failed to obey
the Instructions.
The schedule for The forwarding Of
negro drafted men to Chlllocothe, Ohio.
calls Tor two from the first city dis
rtiet, twenty-five from the second city
district and fourteen from the third CITY
district, d total pf thitty.eight Onv
twenty1sN reported for transportation
end instructions.
The negroes IRON Oklahoma City
leave today.
Anxious TO Go.
E With the exception oi Slmmie Good
win OF the third city district. all oi
the negroes who appeared before their
exemption boards today appeared anv
ious 10 go Simmc said that his wife
was sick and that he did no, want 10 go
! until she was well again. He promised
however. that he would obey the IN
structions and leave with the others
7 II Is possible that some W the negroes
who failed to report to their exemption
boards will be al the station tonight in
which event no charges will he brought
against them, but otherwise all stych
teen will be certified to the adiutanl
general as deset,ers, and unless tht,
have exceptionally good excuses for
failing 10 obey otders they will prob
Ably face q firing squad
List Of Men Selected.
The names OF the negroes. by districts
who reported for transportation and in
Strpetions as ordered and those VIII,
! failsd to ,report follow
lfaRksll Failed 10 report Henry mud
49, City .p,s,r,ct44Reported En-
+ W\ nm .fafksf. Ests jasssoh eiV, Spence
4 ~ .Af4huf NAWssyl Fiddle jackson
4 y Il geihSvn. Ben shaw, WADE Mne
Ton fonnk Swho. wired. froi
'fsaissT isTsRs;gs''ss e;ys soSs Evan Tn0%S sS
/ H. TssS'p peus|sa s.'a aots. K TBtRS5II BiSaI
uliphaul b, , KirkpotrIei
;.'j :.s;!',S Es'';;' \ q s;:f: M: az;
bsfIs'sII;;|:;:s, ~. a..
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oofekHy Il proud as ,hoagl
y 49, tasade. notwithstanding tina
Il nd marched miles from the bil
y voRn they had been since eomlni
ootue trucks and railway from th'
>eno1iou centers. As the rank
"a svery nov and then soldie
- heard whistling softly TO him
Biz nearby comrades listening 81
u % sentimental and popular
Nam, from the rest came the
i 0Aialkd strain Of tune which all
1neW ana n many places In the
I, 0aks whistles and voices joined In.
4 h tune was "ripperary." II
lasted briefly, as an officer, turn
4 iAs, ordered "stcp that noise"
Expecting a "Strafe.
y A the Germans were nearby much
depended on Approaching the scene
SSietly The troops turned a corner
md disappeared down an ink black
acreened road. As major standing
there listened he looked continuously a
IN Illuminated watch dial He said
sThe men from the other direction
should now be entering the trenches. !
have, been standing here waiting %
hear il the Germans discover the move
ment" He paused, listened and then
continued There is no firing yet, al
though | expect IT, for no doubt We
are in for a 'strate' II the Boche knows
we are going in
No "strafe" developed, although the
Germans put over real customary
shell--hitting nothing
French Enthusiastic
The troops entered the trenches safe
n, Unit nv unit passing quickly TO the
placss assigned them QuietnesS was
ESSENTIAL, but The French welcome none
theIess was heard and It was cnthus
hstic. Every American was shaken
by the hand, some were hpgged and
Even kissed on both cheeks in the
Ffeneh custom,
Some oi the French ;,-@---as we're those
who helped to train the Americans
The trenches were found to he muddy
but nevertheless in good condition
Cfeetinps being over, the American
settled down and at daylight, unde-
ltWlhune dripping clouds, they got
their first view OF the German line,
Stretching away in the rolling tetrain
II has rained daily since and the
troops are now covered with mud Off.
cecrs say they are certain the Germans
know the Americans are opposite them
but there has been no special activity
One American battery observed and
scattered a marching enemy group with
shellfire.
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SCHOOL SYSTEM
TOO HApHAzARD
SO States University Man to
Teachers Here,
STANDARD SHOULD BE SET
Instructors Should Know Aims
Of Education, He Says,

aTt. r., ...,.. a., ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,. t,v,p ,u
,i W .I,,,,.,J "' ,nn,. ni,,,
+, ,La a'.T .I,,. ~ ~, ',h,.,,;an" /, the va,
/, Mill n, "a ( Nin,,,. bcod ~,
,ho J.n.,,rn.o,,,, .d,rat,,, /, K,nsa,
-" i,sr.,,, y, ,nrn,d nn his ,alk on
"Ecnromy IN Ednr,tion" l.-.rr 5OO
,o,rh.,. ~ ,h,. b,,b ,rbo,I ,ur',tnr,pn
ia, o,o,n,,c
'''' plan. Ort1ired
u.,ore oong INT, IN, discussion of
uo ,,Lt,,, H. Ntonr,c g,yr hricf
history of the crowded condition nov
n,,a;no 1, ,rhl,r .rh,ols IIe then
snn,ncro,cd lcw mans by which
eJnr,,;on,I rommi,,cr, had tried To
rcr,d, Nj, condition. among which
were ,br ,pccryi,cd study modified
.rhrm,s NJ nrnmollon and tcarrangc.
men, NJ wL;sr, matter
In rrpard ,o this latter method he
rortcrdrJ tina, Iudcnt, in spelling
r,,..a, ,,r C,rccJ ia learn from $1,000
IN 1OOO0 words while from actual tests
mah, hy d. Foreman NJ Colorado uni
yer,i, 4OO word, /, a good ,ocabu
lary uhle among hn.,or,, men The
rurbcr is even les, FIc crrd e..
,,n,lr, NJ some school, in which the
teacher, went amono the business mcu
ard trom nt,c,icol cxperichrc learned
wha, words were needed by their stu
den,,
Svstem Hapha,ard
lie further rontcrjpd that the pres
emf systrm ol education Is carried ON
IN ,,o much o( penrtal hapha1ard
manner Uc said
"II,rdIv any N,o teacher, agree
,oon ,,h,t ,bnrIJ bc upncrmoy in the
srhnol. Thr teacher IN consulting
her or,Iin, tb,,k, how much spacc her
Students arr to cover rather than what
,h,y ~, 70 o., or n, /, a Standard
,horIJ h. 49,, IN ,lI oi tbc grades and
n,nils ,borld he made ,o live no to
,bs, standard INIT no, 10 exceed ii
"Con,raty to fine statement that ono
c,rro, L,ov too much about reading
writir, ot ARITHMETIC DR. Monroe
n,;,,ai,rd tbo, If ary pupd ,hpuld
r.ach the nrcscr;hcd Standard SET in
any one ,,biec, he ,hopld not continue
~ wa,e hi, time becoming unusually
hri,b, IN tina, line hut should rather
nn IN III, Nm. mn sore,h,og In which
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his arrival here. and | didn't see why
| shouldn't let my country have my
money"
BY his action ne has only shown
the true American patriotism" said his
mother tOdaY.
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viii Relieve Nervous Depression and
Low Spifits

The Old Standard general STRENGTHEN
Mx,y tonic. GROVES TASTEI ESS
Shilt TONIC, atouses the liver, drives
out Malaria and builds uf the system
A sure Appetizer and aid to digestion.
n ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-27

With 200 acres Of good mineral land
with men of integrity behind it, The
Qua Jack Lead and Zinc company of.
fers you the one best" investment -
Adv.
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Doubtful Penllence.

$50 YOU found ont for yourself that
it was wron g,o fight"
ayes" replied the hoy with a
bruised eye and swollen lip 1T was
wrong for me, but il was all right for
the other fellow Washington Star.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-27

As general thing a mans wife enjoys
saving money to help him pay his taxes
because flat tire looks 50 optimistic
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Building Permits.
W A. Mckee, 629 Enst Thirteenth
street two-story brick veneer dwelling,
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peathh.

W n Morgan, 10 yeats old, local hos.
pllql
Mrs Nellie McClean, ~ years old
Twentieth street and Walnut avenue
william II llkns, 60 years old, l0iH
North Black weller avenue
W T. strain, 81 years old s234 West
Reno avenue
Julius Arnold, 81 years old. 1919 west
First street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

AS trustees OF the York Mfg. Co
Of the i,nirnh s, ana pursuant TO order
the Eastern District of Virginia. en-
t ,eerrsed on the 2lst day of November.
1910 we VIII proceed at o'clock T. Al
On TUESDAY. THE IiTH DAY or,
DECEMBER. 1917.
on the premises at West Point. Va. to
oHer Tor sale ut public auction, the r..i
estate. plant, MIXTURES and persona
property of the York Mfg Co, In"
t,annkrupt. the same consisting Of tho
following property; Lots Nos. 1874. 80.
3!a. 39S, 100, 40l, i02 and parts Of lots
396 and 39I. In the town of West Point
upon which there il located the ycncni.
ing. plant or the bnnkruD, complete
including. among other cuuipmcni' iyn
~ i5a-H; T. Houston; Stanwood and
iI "nSl oEsns one G"c veneer !:nife
"msss Inches, Including three knives,
LOOKS feet, including pipes and steam
trap. one 26-H. =. NaEIc engine giN
screw power presses. including rctaincrs
ana call boards, one I5-II. +. Maggie en-.
gina. one 7b-H. T. engine one Dclavcl
steam turbine and -. G. generator, one
rick. one 3-drum Royal Irwin sander.
two baud SAWS. one large. one small.
one one, "hitney scraner with Whtney
Rnlie grinder, one large Sawfniil und
one Roenning tape machine, and ali Of
the usual machinery. tools and natures
p no ns i 1"nn,,e IN modern ws.serinI
amount Of supplies. consisting OF glue
oil and sishl twine. "A Considca bic amount
OF logs and about 5000 feet OF partly
manufactured vencering. office fixturcF
one :5-foot gasolin" launch. two light
crs. each l6xib. and other personal
property
The trustees will FIRST offer scpa.
rateIy the above mentioned two ious-
ton. Stnnwood uad Gamble tubular
boilers and Dutch ovens and attach
Inents, and may offer separately other
property. However, the plant equip
mcnt and fixtures viii be finally offered
as whole. and all sales will be sub
3ect to confirmation by tho court.
TERMS: For property offered scpn-
rately the sale VIII be for cash. hut
on an Offering Of the plant and equip
ment as a whole the terms are one -haK
cash and the balance in equal pay
mehts ~ six and twelve months. the
purchaser to give notes for deferred
payments bearing interest at per cent,
from date. and title To be retained until
all "f the purchase price ~ paid and
conveyance il ordered by the court.
H. *. FRANKLiN
GEORGE, T.. HAW.
H. ~ WOODWA ARD.
Trustees.
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FOR SALE-Farms

FARM. l2o acres. IS clear. baiance in wood.
Groom dwelling. well I'm yard. situated
| about 800 yards from station. School.
! CHURCHES. post.ottise and xrist mill. orch
Ing. Land nearly level. gray soil. red sub.
soil. produces well. Location very desir BILE
for dairyinE; watercd BY streams. viii
cut several hund,ca cords wood. price. sis
Jric-svile. va.
Real Estate and Loans.
50 acres open iSnd Gssnr" In 'a n5rdw Sapd
fenced and cross fenced. waite: by creek
springs and we'll; IL miles I. s. 8. Il. r..
station; miles west OF city. Cary Street
acres. s-room dwelling. bath, hot-watrr
heat and MI modern improvements: Brook
terms to suit. "
q .eres ;., Groom house and barn. = miles
Seven Pines car. Price vary low Terms
to suit Owner might exchange for city
property.
slrstSic Iss,s ssop IL seven 'T Fines %4, ear
10 sr aS5rs E,5ht IL barton msishs fine for
property. colored section. Price. $40. oOO
= miles out. VIII exchangs Tor w west End
dwelling.
We h.v" several ,cS small tracts pinc timber
Fronts on gravel road leading to city.
WE make loans on farms
,.n
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Notc.-The above property viii bc
sold subject tn prior lien Of !, deed
OF trust 10 II. 4. McCurdy, trustee,
securing $4,000. with credit balance
OF s2S7.55.
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Auction Sale
SO Head of HoIstein
and Jersey Dairy
Cows and Heifers
and Dairy Utensils

VIII sell at public auction for Mr..
\aden Lipford, on the premises. stu
ated on the Oak land Road. about two
miles below Richmond. between the
Osborne Pike and the Darbytown Road.
adjoining Drinkard's Dairy Farm, Hem
rico County,
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1917.
Sale Commences AT 1880 a. NJ Sharp
- head Holstein and Jersey Dairy Cows;
of extra quality and heavy milk =
crS; some just fresh. ten head
coming fresh within thirty days.
IL mead HolStcin and Jersey Hcifers,
III prime condition.
! -2-horse- power Gasoline Engine.
OHIO Feed Gutter, No. IL.
Good Farm Mare, young and sound,
Dairy Utensils.
Don't miss this sale il In need OF
dairy or family cows
Every COW positively will be sold for
the high dollar.
TERMS: Announced day of sale
CHAS. l.. STRANG
AuctOneer.
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i'OK REST SPECIALS.
BARTON HEIGHTS AND VIcISITy
POSSESSION At ONCE
100 North Ave, North Richmond 4
rooms, hot water heat
tvI Eosers street, North Richmond. S
rooms. latrobe
luOl Lamb Ave, Barton Heights Z
rooms. hotwat-r heat
"a Miller Ave, Barton Heights Z
rooms.
1908 Barton Ave. Barton Heights. 10
rooms. vel suited for two fam
HES.
6Oh MontcIro Ave. Barton Heights. Q
rooms, large lot, etc.
F"r complete list and information
about houses ana fats in the above
vicinity. but not hdveriis kindly call
at our office.
JULIAN e. ANDERSON e. co.
81 t.nAt Eraklin Street.
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High Constable Sale

I Will sell by public auction. on
MONDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF NO
NEMBER. 1917,
IL o'clock A.,
on promises of Montague Mfg. Co. Belt
Line ana Broad Street. the following
property to satisfy an execution, Mon
tasue Mfg. Co. VS.. Ciarks- Rhodes Lum-
Der Co. Inc, in my hands:
About 1000 feet of four-Quarter edge
boards.
TERMS: Cash.
w. H. WYATT, JR..
High Coastal BILE, City Richmond.
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BY i. \. C0NEELLT & co,
Real Estate AuCtiouccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VERY DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
DENCE,
No. l732N. 10th St.

In execution Of n deed OF trust dated
December 80, 1916, and recorded IN the
clerks office Of tho Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. In Deed BoOk -: ~" psgc
l67. default having been nude in the
payment Of portion of the debt there
in secured. and being requested so TO
do, ] Will sell. by public auction. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1917.
a; 1880 T. NJ,
on the premises the above mentioned
property, fronting l.9 feet on the
west line Of Twentieth street. and run
ming back from said front 1873 feet on
its south side and l35 feet, more or
less. on it's north side, being lots Nos.
1913, l2a. l25 and 1876. in l.. e. Bruu.rs
subdivision, Recorded in Plat Book O.
page %.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost of executing this trust. any taxes
that may b. due and unpaid: "a ratahlr
proportion Of the taxes FOR tho wear
1917: any insurance premium that may
be due; one note for $1,000. due Sep
tcinbcr 30. 1917, the assumption u a
note for 10000 due December 30. 1917.
and one note for $500 due December
30, 1918. and interest notes payable
quarterly. and the r"Sidu" in equal in
staiments at one and two years. with
interest payable quarterly. and secured
by deed OF trust on the property. or for
all cash at the option Of The purchaser
ARTHUR T.. CHAPMAN,
Trustee.
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". S ROBINSON & CO.
az East Franklin.
j. a. CONNOLLY & CO,
Seventh and Franklin Streets.


Seventh and Franklin Streets.
ing. large barn. One mile OF school >
oun,y pri.e Ts4s !" be VIII
trade for city property.
S'S acres. good dwelling. large orchard, about
y" acres In cnittr.,i%n. Located ii miles
$500 viii take small farm near city as
part payment.
- acres. miles OF city; 80 acres In cuItlvs
ton. Good house. On splendid road.
PAMuNKEY River farm; No better land
terms on application. owner L. old and will
Inference
Madison 1851 and 33Se
u acres good land. house, barn. outhouses.
NIL" nwne from IL Norsn E.ven
GARRETT a co.
81 ."HN-ai acres miles out Will cut 80
cords Of hrs;-ciass wood
slcioo 90 acres Amelia county. on exc.uen,
Srow,h ,imhs5 VIII GU, over 2.Ho.c'% feet
m-rous outbuiidings.
$50, acres, 70 miles out. on good road !:
and usual outbuildlngs. This IL nice lille
;"S af IS:,D and stss a'ors doing $500
war.hous". barn, stable; etc, This Is an
Tricky @attled F"S" aSa "%r'h
annual business; school and church close.
dsnce; lots OF fruit. close to city and
railroad.
,,GARnETT q 60.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

f 5s,D.s 4 a'ss,,rf z,
!. sssse. s,n.1rSoS "dSe,,iSs: bath sna nssss..:
HIi ae soos 't ' ssssss ''s < 'S w.
~. sls.s ssssSSs" sns HI g
.sssi f HsS;.,; So. X risss ssss
Zee, from. e: ;sie cheap. direct from
ssh SIC egli MIAMI vii Guy So; 1sTTs =. g:
s5Isss 3 ze SS"Gs ssrss, si.sof Aadrs.s ?.
DO you WANT A RIVER FARSI:
niics fr"ot.es on Up P.manwsy Rive. - Pises
nilr f1oG IL s,e eSur sns ne
srS,n R'rh,Tsad ., s.n - I.iy~ so
WITH r..si-er? scd hirhlH p-oduciiy", *.
fSEI d7t - - s2,e :S h.1ss .sc;ssT house
seg t ,r5SA; 4, *. stse as.n:js, ssy:
S S,Ss5 sT1; ',. s. n' re Wa. es,;sr D.
- 5ss.s .rs ces-,s : r,it: t ~,
Si.SsTer' 49, 49, y 'u' ~ SS,
f..-S.Ts r-.=.-.s atta- rr,se. '.s+
~. j., ,i S''A a" H's2tT7
- -. ~ - .- .:a.2
+SSsF -,:k- - c-.c> - -.
S5E-.- 81
ws ~. -r-.~,.s l:at, 80. - "a. A.
SN.- ;ss $50
RS.NcE-
49, 80 SSt-3s,t
- - '''S 81 - IS 80 :.:s -. i, i.
-. >-t.c-.y y.
pos SO w..;Ak-s;sV- - Th7*s CSe.,:
f.rE- tz.t--r ~ e-tcs -HA-ss.
= sk-Sx---
-SlEl--->----t- --,,-,
IE9T -. 49,. c-cN;-G 1913 As1-t..
$50 -,rrs .-r-- Cek-;c:te<Nlre; =,
--l.~s &c. ,-A-':- sch~cf 17t csGrcs :
ree- h-s.- 49, tsts rev s.rR sHa eis.-
ra-h-sEcH - V-arr t-erS ct---t->
;iee-s eusss. ve.- tE6 .tr,-s.-:.s tSs
FAMILY sse. ,a sr-">- AZ tsr-- "a Ei-e-E
ans stnri ir-lu1sd s,kHs- SeI {, S;S.
Eo1tr IVY 0--,;- "a
s SACRIFICE t% ogtes eus-. foe building
Il pic: : sc-.> T-~l--s-s = /. 0t.- Sta
3 ticn .-hsoys- i-z7-Qvs---.. s:-sets to-
usual CrpccruCitv tc- 5 owner. Ceoir-
y tu-s- v Y IS.
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No .----I- $500 ssrn g. esq.,
u5-S o. : 49, t-A-'NoS
-TSsr ,-s - >e:A- - c-.:> s-H.:.
SrE--- -Is---
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=. FEtNcE-
80 ~ s. -s,k

ws 49, -v---,as >.s<- 49, 80 "a. L!
SN.- ;ss Ss<;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

Es-S- BARGAIN ~ VIRGINIA.
50 as, y trc-,- $3.50 CrE-Ir. = nus. !rc,r;
Ei,N--c-sS 49, 49, ScgSs &-c ont
N.fss,- : 49, - go >sS:- - rG',INkticC
s.rc a3.S T-ic,. S:.Ss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
AUCTION Sales.--future Day
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
Bankrupt Sale
Plant and F fixtures Of
7 ork Mfg. Co., Inc,
Bankrupt at West
ONT, Va.

AS trustees OF the York Mfg. Co
Inc; bankrupt. and pursuant to order
o, the United States District Court for
tered on the 2Ist day of Nov.mbnr
1917. we Will proceed at / O'Clock il. Al
On TUESDAY. THE IiTH DAY or,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

10 acres 81 acres open land. Groom dwell
INK. large barn. One mile OF school.
miles Of station Located In cumbt ri nd
County Price. $3.50. Terms easy. ar will
trade for city property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

FoIt houses OF all descriptions. Ia any To-
cahty. and a any price Elain A
Funst"n. lib East Main Street. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

go ~ Sst-3s,s
=6-.s-s g. s4's 80 sE.9s- ;.--.s r.,
~ E-Il.>g >-r:r-- SeSSczIs@ :>---S
S-'-rzky "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

WE have several small tracts pine timber
for sale within 10 miles OF Richmond.
Fronts on gravel road leading to city
WE make loans OH IN rins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

5?S acres. good dwelling. large orchard. about
no acres In cultivation. Located Ii miles
west OF city. Two miles Of station. Price.
$500. viii take small farm near city as
part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25

In Piedmont Virginia for property Of equal
valu" In Southern California. Address Box
Charlotiss.iilc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-25
FOR RENT-Houses

y Park furnished ar unfurnished: req son =.
= able: owner leaving city. Address j. a. care
, Times Dispatch. "
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-23
INSTRUCTION GIVEN
OIL FENCING A N D
GRAZING QUESTIONS

Continued from last week. J.
The records of this Office show
that while the State of New Mex
leo was quite active in its appli-
cations for Withdrawals during
the years of 1912-13-14, the fact
remains that during the year
1915 there were withdrawn but
4S, 900 acres, and that during the
past year the withdrawn lands
will fall far short of that am
cunt. The greater portion of
the lands withdrawn during the
most active years have been sur
veyed and the plats, if they have
not already been filed, will be
filed within a short time and the
unsolicited lands will be thrown
open to homestead entry. The
state has in numerous cases con-
fined its applications to relatively
small areas. Yet its applications
have resulted in having surveys
of the whole townships made,
thus bringing about the opening
of lands to entry in advance of
settlement. Ii will probably not
be necessary for the state to
make many applications for with
drawal and survey of lands in
the future, since its right of Sc
ection is being rapidly exhaust
ed.
The mere application for sur.
vey and withdrawal made by the
state under the act of Aug. 1S,
1894, supra, does not, of course,
vest the state with title to the
lands; therefore, parties claim.
ing such lands under lease from
the State have no title whatever
to the lands and no authority t
fence the same by virtue of such
lease. 1t would probably be diff
ferent, however, after the Stat,
files its selection to select the
lands. 1t has been held by the
Department of the Interior il
the case of Hall VS.. State o.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1917-02-23
Picture Framing.

We wish to announce to our
many friends and customers than
we have just installed a picture
framing machine and are now
prepared TO take care of your
work in this line. Kelley & Son.
ours is the trade service made. -