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at $3.50 r. NJ,
the property described in the said deed
Of trust as follows:
All that certain tract. piece or parcel
Of land with the buildings and other
improvements thereon. situate. lying
and being in Henry Magisterial Dis
trict. Hanover County. Va, adjoining
lands of William Nally X. G. Starke.
r. RI. Gibson and others. and is the
same land conveyed to the late Har-
rlet F. Christian by John p. Walden
and wife and Taylor and wife. by deed
dated the LIST day Of October. 1858, and
recorded in the clerks office of the
deed book a.. page 365. Said tract.
piece Or parcel OF land containing 10
acres more or less"
The place has on it n large three
story tin roof dwelling In an attractive
grove. ono tenant house. barn. stable
and other outbuildings.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses
OF executing this trust and to pay any
taxes due and unpaid. Including a
ratabie proportion of taxes for the
year 1917. and to pay note OF $500
with interest thereon from January
s. 1916. and II there be any residue OF
purchase money the same shall be pay
able in equal instruments at one and
two years from the day Of sale for
notes. with interest added and secured
by deed OF trust on the property or
for all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser
GEORGE ]. HOOPER.
Trustee
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Acting under deed Of trust from
Robert o. Christian. Edmund Christian
and Roberta Lee Christian. dated July
S. 1911. recorded In the clerks office
OF the Circuit Court of Hanover Coun-
~. in ID. b. 80. page 43. default having
been made in the payment OF money
therein secured. and being so required
by the beneficiary. I shall sell by pub
lie auction at the front door of Han
over Courthouse. on
FRIDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF
MAY, 1917.
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TUESDAY. MAY I. 1917.

BY direction Of John M Noting
ESQ. We shall sell by auction, on the
premises, on
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FUNERAL NOTICES

FUNERAL NOTICES
-sIEEN The funeral .ervices OF RICHARD
NENiSCN ALLEN. who died hi. resi-
tf,nve. lot u East clay street. Apr! =.
-Msre conducted at lsyl"rsvilc Va. hy hts
pastor, Rev W. Il. Brcnin"r. $40 ON
April -. Mr.. Alien /, survived ny ms
widow and iivo children ava :. host of rcla-
iil.s and friends
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PROPOSALS-scaIed.

,,ns. BIDS FOR COAL WANTED
until May %. 1917. Tor furnjshinr . lon
tons, tons Of un.of-mine. New River or Poca
nontes steam coal. E. Q. u. Deaf and
Blind School siding. Newport News. Va.
VILLA NJ :, RITTER
Superintendent,
n,, 49, Newport News, Va.
g. Richmond Bidders can inquire OF Mir.
Sainuet steiner. 1871 East Main street
tor any other informal ion theN NAV ned.
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BY Elam & Funston.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREE Is
Open A. NJ. 20 P n
Saturdays open = A. ". to 9 r IL
AGmfssion DAILY. 25r.
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MEETINGS

THE annual meeting OF the Mutual Assur-
ance society OF Virginia will he held at
me t once OF the society on MONDAY. NAY
$500 Q. MoEFETT King. Secretary.
MASONIC NOTICE. DOVE LODGE
2 i special communication Of Dcce
W. Lodge, No. ST. \. f.. e s. A. will
~ he held in the iodgeroom in tho
,,,T Masonic Temple on THIS FRIDAY
Mr., =. 1917. at $3.50 +. NJ MeInbers ~
, ,,r,, t"nEe are requested to attend. and
i i,rsnhnera OF sister lodges and transient
tho masters degree WIN i"
bN order of the worshIpful master
BEN +. AUGUST
;;;,------------- Secretary.
~ Snnual meeting Of tn. stockhoI1crs
III me tanEhman Stationery Company
WEB ne heIn at the office OF the COMPANY
Mest Broad street. Richmond Va at
c. NJ. nOGGE.
Secretary.
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FOR sale. one large Burton restaurant
range. one sliding door hat case one
iarse nat rack Phone Randolph ,.IS
Antique mahogany dining table rare
stSie. Mrs; w. q. NJ, Cos Washing ton
street. Petersburg. Va.
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FOR SALE-Busincss

large jewclry concern at
TIlNcs. DispntCh - - =
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TIAiBEI,

FOR sale. three aud one half million feet
short leaf North Carolina zinc timber. 4
miles from Wallace. y. q. Price. IS 81.
Logging conditions good good timber good
roads. Address Timber" Box lG1 Bur
from Orange Courthouse. miles from
Madison. Said to be about 100000 feet.
Price, $4,000 cash Write for further In
formation. B. ". Foster. Clltton torge Va.
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FOR SALE-IiarIns
FARM FOR SALE

3S2 acres on Norfolk and Western Rail
ROAD, at station. - miles wcst of Peters
burG ~ trains each way daily. Stores.
posi-oihce. churches convenient Seven
room mouse, slate roof. usual outbu!ld!uC3
Eood repair Well suited for stock gen
eral farming: growing timber. Very ren-
s0nabic price and terms II quick sale Deal
mirect with owner Address r go care
TineS- Dispatch
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FOX sale, good meat and vegetable busi-
ness Apply 1900 West Cary
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL oRDERs

PREPAREDNESS.
,Sr'icr Iioes AVN Mowers
Garden ftaAes Lawn Wire
Harden Sprnhlers screen Doors
',arden Seed screen Windows
.'hrb"n Hose Screen Wire
Lawn Grass Seed Porch Paint
clover seed House Paint
i.tnor stains Floor NopS
E.lba Polish Paint brushes
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES
ELBA HARDWARE CO.
AZ West Broad. Corner Henry
PHONE MADISON 3A.o
. LOUk-Ey.s iasses-S pectacles-LUOK
T. X. FISHER -. c., Second and t,iar
street Eyesight Sneeialisi NIa::isUn tsSe
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FOR sALIs-Household GOODS

WANTED. to rent 81 Ford car for one
month. state price and where car can
he seen. Address +. -. BOX So
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FOR RENT-I,urnished Houses

FOR rent. June to September. Groom cot.
taGe Furnished adjoining University OF
virginia grounds Modern improvements
small vegetable garden started. Large
,twr" sf' per month. Box 50. University
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAITED party to join me in moving
., picture business. new town I'm North Caro-
lima, 10000 people. and only one place OF
amusement. $4,000 fun partner silen,
Dispatch
BUSINESS wanted. Wholesale manufac-
turing or speciality lines preferred. Omen
to proposition TO buy outright or interest in
paying concern with good prospects In.
Times Dispatch. 800
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DIVIDEND -;tr..O,

DIV IIIF.NI1 10. 90.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Othcc OF the Treasurer.
49, Wilmington. y. c.. April CO. 1917
II" board Of directors of tho Atlantic
. c"st Line Railroad Company has declared
per cent interest on the certificates Of in
ono %f the treasurer: at Wilmington. N. C..
are closed from the .o;h day Of April IaiI
l" the I'd day of May. 1917, both inclusive
JAMES f. POST. Treasurer
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SHOES
SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS Congress CATERS. glazed colt hide
Dire Shoe Co. 6v4 West Broad
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HELP wANTED-FcmaIe

WANTED. = experienced Mattresses In n la
carte service. Good salary to IN. right
parties. Answer. giving experience Browns
IL S9nlh Iryon Street. Charlotte. y. G.
WANTED. a rciiahie elderly colored wo-
man To take care OF three niddlc-agcd
children VIII" mother Is going to hospita l..
iood pay Come at once TO IOi Twenty
eighth aud " Streets
WANTED. young Iady job press feeder.
Apply ArhEoh coffee Company. Seventh
AMI Perry Streets South Richmond.
ANIED ladies TO label and wrap pro-
prietary medicine. Apply Powers Taylor
Drug Co. South Thirteenth Street; Sat
M IL nj n..t..I
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

dramatic critic who severely crlti-
elsta q new liay on the score ~ I'm
probability ard 81 thfn ffttrd
come rHpId-nrr experiences that
cause him 90 change hlr iowf Earl
Mflnumn if said Co. hn vast if ntNan-
tagc. \ woman HunrrelH with her
husband in tnr street hUl thr drama
fir critic intrrf,rca. Later b. dnda
the woman dead in her apartments
A ps rtment 20. lie Ia in the room
when the police arrive. TOO hnggr 1f
guilt point directly at him a Veunf
girl appears on the rC.re followed
hy her tower who drmaudf hlHr kmHll.
The Innocent vilIiIu if atteHy i0st
while ne hCWilderirE events pile ON
80 quickly ThrHl afttr thrill Hus
rrnHc lpup suapehar, make "Apa. r.
ment o. it Is claimed. a dietinctVoly
original photoplay full of spectac ala q
surprise MI. Williams support in
cludrs Ethel Gray Terry. Denton
NaUr and Billie hilhnga Tie added
attractions Tor the week include in
terestIuE hnnd-cpiorcd travel pic
tunes "a new cumrdf the Hoarta-
P1ths weekly. prrreutinE Gro world
latest news ou the screen, and ape-
ciai mus icai prpEruw with tie mad
RON concert orchestra and Ethel
Rust Nrllorl soprano. The popular
Harold lar'ia matinecs VIII be held
on Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
Nj Jarvis sings twice each after
noon az 10 and tI5 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
Majestic

House Peters and Louise 'luT VII
be seen on The Majestic scr on ncNt
week in 1.-THE Lonesome Chap A.
Tho Lonesome chap NJ Peters has
brought Go his part much uf ihe ply-
steal proves b. attained when he
worked in the Australian gold fields
previous 10 ACQUIRING dramatic nhil
US before Tho caucra Tie has the
roie 80 miner whose lotc FOR h'~
ward 10 seemingly diarrRarded thus
causing the pain ~ m Old wound
caused when former sweetheart re-
nounced her promise 20 we'd him. 10
increase The beautiful scenery of
fhs SieTraE ia utilized 80 setting
FOR the Aim An especially complete
supplemental program is marked hy
tho rerntranCn into tho comedy
world - Roscoe f-FHfty Arhucllo
in new series ~ laugh aims the
hrst % which In the butchers Roy.
roles Of a grocery clerk and mon-
aErr Of an adjoining butcher shop.
fn hi- support lH seen 40 ~ John.
arrohatic comedian ~ The screen and
Josephine stevens Mutt and Len
take 90 sleuthlnR IN new comedy
THE Ups and Downs ~ Detective
Life' There viii be traVciocuo
With an educational subject odd
Frcsh water Creature" and blt-
mars animal pictures. showing the
feeding of tho smaller animals and
many interesting details ~ the dict
and menus ~ the field and forest
folk Horny Santrey will sing now
songs and the symphony orchestra
viii give its usual concerts before
the daily mntineeE
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

A drama treating - matters which
are having wide discussion AZ the
present time "Thc Unborn Child.
viii be- presented next week ln th .
Lyccum thenter The first perform
autc will boz given SUNDAY afternoon
and daily mattnees will Dee the rule
turnout the engagement Howard
McKeut Barnes wrote the play. and ia
said go have handled the subject with
considerable skill IN projecting the
argument and moral while at the
same time providing vivid dramatic
material and sustai Md interest The
piece VIII %. presented hf eapa bic
company and VIII he staged with care
and appropriateness
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

rounded cast. The action passes IN
the Norman kitchen Of the palace OF
the Bishop % Chelsea on the out
skirts OF London where the person
ages are assembled for the wedding
81 the bishops youngest daughter.
They fall forthwith Into dramatic
and auspensive debate upon the
theory and practice OF ma rrinRT a.
~ exists the AnElo-SaNon world The
characters have the ShRVlan Eift ~
puugent speech and the ShaNian pas
sion for rapid and witty argument.
but each has nature. habit and
point OF view ~ his OF her own.
Their INTERPOLATION artfully unfolded
in the proETesE ~ tho rUurrdy AZ
well as the interplay OF their IDEAS
give the piece dramatic body and
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
WAsHINGroN.

MASHiNfsrONs
"Enlighten Thy Daughter. pho-
toplay with n purposr, opens rs sec
ond successful week In the WASH
lngton theatcr sunday afternoon.
This notable screen drama has re-
ceived the endorsement 81 many
prominent Dctroiters and John n
kunsky rs daily receiving letters ana
calls from people who commend MS
Judgment FOR showing the picture IN
the Washington theater. The story
OF "Enlighten Thy Daughter can
hest be termed a family anair. Two
families with distinctly different
views on life are contraEted. Daniel
stevens. an attorney ~ the father Of
a beautiful girl. His wife iA social
butterfly. Richard Stevens. doctor
has growing daughter and care
fuI loving wife. The ncglectful
mother allows her daughter 70 grow
up IN ignorance The ca Teful mother
takos her daughter into her con-
ndenrc This IL the foundation ~
tho dramatic tale that drives home its
plain lesson with force. The various
roles are enacted by Frank Sheri-
dan. Zrans Kccfe. James Morrison,
KafNtrin1 kRclred. Marie Shotwcll
Arthur donaldson. Violet HoFRer ana
Nubvo ne ttgmCr one OF tho famous
- Henry stories IN pictures and an
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

even suspense. while the playwright s
alertness aud candor, wit and wisdom
illuminate a. Resides MI Faver-
sham. the plRyeN' include Henrietta
Crosman. Charms Cherry Hildn
SponE Lumsdcn Hare. ArIeen Hack
EFT. John Harwood. Hugh nilman.
George Fitzgerald Mrs Edmund
Gueruev MARJORIE FEEleaton. Edwin
Cushman and Herbert Beimore.
Tho show - Wonders' will oe-
cupy tho GarricA stage for two " eek =
beginning Monday. Nnril 30. THIS
-rHEH winter garden -FrtFh blAf eN-
traVagAnZa VIII Doe shown IN is en-
ttrety rractlv as n has been present
I'd FOR more than 200 nights Ia New
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

timely subjects with lightning like
rapidity Ills burlesquc panorama
show ing familiar sronos I'm Detroit
ffnm Lloyd'E point ~ view never
fails 20 create ruars OF laughter
other features prog rammed Include
Oracle Leonard. the EngnSh music
han favorite. and Tom Dempsey. n
comedy satire called al rho club
bonita ard pumerou. entertainers d.
luxe. Alfred Farrell news artist and
painter, Wills-2ilhert company in
The Masked Froli0. and prevttt
the screen program. which preredes
the vaudeville from 40 % 10
o'clock daily Marjorie Rambsau in
Motherhood MAY Ward in The
naughtsr ~ War" and 'Ferlls -
our Girl Reporters viii De- shown.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
GANETN

80 more pleasing attraction has
been seen in the tsal ETY. theater this
season jt is claimed. than the offering
~ the Sporting Widows" company
whiD h-&pHl open "a week r. run Sunda y
afternoon Harry Cooper heads the
cast OF clever entertainers and Is
aHsisyed bv such well known per-
formers as Maud Rockwell. Leo
Hayes Irene Meara. William Grieves
Andy Ferguson and tho Morcttc sis
ttrs chorus Of 80 lively young wo-
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

York this season. Heading the orr
EaniEation on the comedy hner WI
De- George w Monroe. William and
Eugene Howard. Walter G. Kelly.
sidney Phillips. Dan 0uinlan, hu-
gene o. RourlGn end White and clay
ton. dancing team. Ldssome. youthtul
Mariivnn Miller viii essay the Dim
,ipal feminine role and will also ap-
pear In number OF new and STR z
ing advertisements assisted oy the
celebrated ballet master, Alexis NOS
ION Grace Fisher, Flea nor broNn
and Adele ATdsley are other ptlh'l
paIs In addition 90 20 scenes of
exquisite coloring. the most striking
Of which Ia the interior OF a temple
IN Rnrma. there h. the thriller SUD
marine F-T" II ~ said 20 give the
show ~ Wonders q big dramatic
punch seldom found outside Drury
Lane productions
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
MIIEs

Herbert Lloyd. actor. author and
globe trotter, known on both CONT
nents as the King ~ Diamond 90
and his company - International en-
tertainers returns 60 the MilvH tho
alter next week as the toplIne at
traction on varied bill % vaudeville
novelties As versatile entertainer
Lloyd stands pre-eminent In the va
rieties lie IA n whole show In HIM
self and during his time on the stage
he sings. dances. luggles. performs
featA in magic and acrohativs. I'M
personates vell-known stage colehrt-
ties and draws ludicrous cartoons on
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

The 'Fluny Rufnes~ hurlo1
arc underlined for neat week
Avenue theatcr, beEinninG
afternoon. As a special ~
traction. bonnie Latoug. an q
dancer. viii present a series 4
tacular dances The "Ftuur
company viii preient twu
tuneful hurlrttas. rGueAainG ~
tel Quests" ans The Pawnpf1|
in which sriGht conHtelin1ll
tufirsqUe faVorites viii ha~|
leading roles, The company ~
-ieofgc Ward. aurner nenneft.1
DAVIS. Eddie Lloyd Walter WI
others The chorus % 20
budget IN songs and dnnceA Y
Demitroii. Greek champion ~rG
BE- matched WITH Wifrid Barr<'
Tuesday evening. ma amatrurl
is prom ised Tor FRIDAY.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

BeginninR with n pefformances
day afternoon the Cadillac IN
VIII present tho "RiF RcrteU
1917 foT an engaEsment -
week The show b. new ana
presenting company includes
Hickey" iscVnn clare ~
Charles warren Joseph l. T.
Florrie BroO ka, "Dntyr ~
Charles Saxon Attic Mason.
Adler and n chorus Of 20 giris.
singing and dancing numbcrs. =
ties - imp rs0nutions ~ fnnvtuM
turt stars and diVerained vau61
specialties viii be interpolateA.
Ing the action 81 the two burie0
The show is said 90 be mouutsd
new SCENERY. pretty coEtulnf4t
novel electrical effects.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21


As the headline feature 20 next
weeks vaudeville show. 'hn Temple
theater will oner Prank Hale end
siGne Paterson. exponent ~ the
modern dance They viii hs assisted
by one OF New York's famoua lHz
bands known a. "rhe Versatile Sex
tet. group ~ eccentric musicians
who are almost az big an attraction
a. the dancers themselycs. Formerly
Hale and Paterson were the dance
feature a Pom Pom" with Mitzi
HaJos uuring the winter they were
monument al several % the hig va
tering places IN the south. appearing
at social functions and trecpiug The
hack in vaudeville with tho Versatile
seXtet. Some - their dances ere
'Nalkin the Dog Hawaiian HUH.
Hawaiian ballroom dance 30 Sole
Mo and the Dance Tornado. So
cond feature 81 the prog ram viii be
that dainty and Wtnsomr CONT dieune
from the London music halls. Josie
Heather Assisted by William casey
and Robbie Hes Their. pretty Iustr viii
render several new song numbers
There will also be- offered on this
bin George AIDES best playlet
Speaking to Father" by Milton Poll
lock and capable associates other
acts noted include George and Dick
Rath In "A study in Endurance.
said 20 be tho most wonderful aero
battle number ever offered In tho two
day. Rockwell & wood in some new
nonsense. - Ntnton and his won
derful dog. "Buster', George skipper
and Myrtle kastrup. I.ohse and ster-
ling On tho flying trapsIe and the
MoOreosCope.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

President Wilson has desiGJ
today as a day for contributio1
the relief Of i.0OO.00O Rutheniar
Ukrainians. in dire need Of
clothing and shelter" -
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
MADISON.

Earle Williams in Apartment 90"
tantalizinE phutoplaN ~ love and
mystery a. tho featured attraction
in the Madison theHter next week
commencing sunday afternoon. As n
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
Cash gets you a better price
Cash gets me better price
Cash gets everybody a better price



losses
tewdryv aI in J and
% the lat money M a
money o a him to i
oEA AossA
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

exceptional musical program by the
Washington symptom orchestra
with Miss RruCC Book. soprano solo
let. win be added feature. H"sInninr
SUNDAY. "EnliEhten THY DHuEhtfT
viii be shoWn coutinuuu lr from ~
o'clock noon until ~ o'clock at night
instead ~ two pcrformausra daily a.
heretof0Fe
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

Back" and a half dozen other note
worthy successes OF recent years
Mr. Goodman 10 credited with having
conserved wonderfully the charm, ro-
nance. humor and youthful spirit %
the famous Stevenson story. The
action % the play follows very closr-
~ the episodes OF the novel. begin
ming with the giving OF the chart TO
Little Jim Hawkins by Hill Bones
and concluding with the nnal triumph
~ Jim and the Squire over the pirate
crew The stage story ~ told In
nine scenes each calling for an eiabo-
rate and beautiful setting. with the
eliminating sensation I'm the great
ship scene No more startling ilIu-
Hion has ever been staged The cast
of 80 includes Ruth Vivian. Haliett
Thompson. Edmund Quincy. Herbert
Ashton. stuart Robson. Jra Lucia
Carne Lark Taylor, Percy WAram
and George Manning.
y. w Grifhth's latest nlm spectacle.
"intolerance. will be the attraction
In the Detroit opera house commence
ing Monday night May L.. with daily
ratin'es Nothing comparable 10 this
production In Size. novelty and en-
teuaininz qualities ever has been
shown upon any stage. " 10 said.
Anlezing magnitude and even more
amazing detail revolutionary meth
Cd % presenting four stories almost
simultaneously. and the most gigan-
tic settings ever erected for the
atricRl production. are some - the
impressive features Of this spectacle.
80 interesting and important is Ats
theme. loves struggle thNiout the
ages. that prominent newspapers
thruout the country have discussed
IL srd praised II sditorially
Six months az the Liberty thrater.
New YORK and lonE runs IN Chicago
Philadelphia. San FrAncisco. Los An
Hsles ADD Pittsburgh. testify 10 the
popularity OF this new creation.
GARRICK.
highly ChRractcriatic play nv
Gehrge Remand shaw "GcftiuE MAJ
ried" will be presented in the Gar
rick theater next week hy William
q. -.r-.har m anA LILY hlA Nd
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

men. will be featured ~ oG&@
lnE and dancing nuultef<.
rette sisters oreF = fFI,nc6 ~
SIC act ~ sfrikinG ofiHtn11iC
clever vaudeville acts WIN ~
shoN The costumes used - l.
duCtion were patterned 1f14(
- a feisBln9 Broadway
shoW and are aaid 10 ~ ~
rich and handaDme.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

VirEinia irwin win head h~r
Fred frwin's Zig shQw' 90 c.
the GAyety theAter. the ~u1
Apru 20. Ia
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
GARRIfK.

4 highly chRractcriatic play nv
Gehrge Bernhrd shaw "GcftiuE MAJ
ried" will be presented in the Gar
rick theater next week BY William
FavershAm and a notably able and
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
H Hss ELLlNOISS0n
vi asterpiece .e' 40 -.
PRICE
ONE OF THE FINEST WATCHES MADE
10 JEWELS-ADJUSTED-
25-YEAR GUARANTEED CASE

balance
o gold-siyer n
DARE TO SELL
YOU THIS WATCH THAT'S THE FAC
TORY PRICE. DEAL S30-THATS SOMETHING TO
ABOUT.
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21
Life is too short to
60 without what you
really want

nu want diamond eweIy t He
for you-then pay
OF n YOU'LL ave al paidup
old
MINDHONS THAT
The Detroit times., 1917-04-21

sons most popular and uptodate models for street
year. The jackets may be fashionaby worn over
sport skirt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-05
APPEAL TO INCREASE
RANKS SONS OF VETS

supporting the membership cam
paign between the Rock Island ana
Moline caps. Sons of Veterans. the
membership committee has prepared
the following plan So those Who are
eligible to membership but have not
joined the lodge.
My friend and neighb0r has said.
Z have n0 time TO attend your meet
.ngs; ii win be Of no beneft to me n
1a in the Sons Of Veterans.
My fellow American. in 1861. when
the flag was dishonored. when the
armed forces Of rebellion assailed the
union. and attempted IT'S dissolution
there were men who evaaed their
eounJrT's service on the same plea
cur father was n0g one Of them
There were those who remained at
home and acquired riches, while our
country was struggling 20 preserve its
existence Your father was not one Of
them
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