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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY direction OF John M. Noting,
ESQ, We shall sell by auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY /. 1917.
at o'clock p. NJ. his well-known and
very desirable residence. most conve-
niently and pleasantly situated on the
north side of Franklin. between Second
and Third Streets. opposite Woman's
Club. being a most substantial. spa
cious detached three-story house of
about twelve rooms, we'll appointed
and in good condition. with wide halls.
high ceilings. ample light and ventila-
ton, II being among the best of the
attractive homes In that desirable To-
cality. the lot fronting about 31la feet.
and having the depth Of about SO feet
to the alley in rear.
So centrally and pleasantly situated.
of such good size. design and construc-
ton. this property Is very inviting.
especially to physicians and profes-
sIonal gentlemen. All persons inter-
ested are respectfully urged 10 ex-
anime il and attend promptly at the
hour named.
TERMS. Liberal and as announced
at time OF sale.
ELAN & FCNSTEN
Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

Acting under deed Of trust from
Ro5crt Q. Christian. Edmund Christian
s.. lnl1. recorded in tho clerks office
of he Circuit Court Of Hanover C.oun-
- in =. r 81. page 80. default having
therein secured. and being so rcaui;ed
~ the beneficiar*. ! shall soil by pub
lic auction at the front door of Han
over Courthouse. on
FRIDAY. THE 4TH DAY OF
MAY. 1917.
ut 800 t. NJ
the property described in the said deed
Of trus, ~ follows:
Of land with the buildings ana other
improvements thereon. situate. living
and being in Henry Maeistcrial his.
lands Of William Naily. r. e. Starke,
y. H. Gibson and others. and is the
same nd Gonve%eed TO the late Har-
and wife ANA Taylor and wife by deed
dated the lst day OF October 1855. and
recorded in the clerks Office Of the
Gounty Court OF Hanover County, Va.
deed book "a. page 365. Said tract.
piece or parcel OF land containing 40
acres, more or less"
The place has on IL n large tbree
story tin roof dwelling In nm attractive
grove, one tenant house. barn, stable
and other outbuildings.
TERMS: Cash as to the expcnses
or executing this trust and to pay any
taxes due and unpaid. including a
year 1917. and to pay note Of $500.
Win interest thereon from January
\. 1915, and II there be any residue OF
able in equal instruments at one and
two years from the day OF sale for
notes. with interest added and secured
lot an cash. at the option of the
GEORGE ]. HOOPER.
Trn9tee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

WANTED, Immediately. % col
ored men. Good wages and
steady work. Apply Allen &
Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

ASSISTANT watch ana clock rer..rer Of
good habits. Can sou .uEravt STATE
references. SChanf Bros. SO East Broad
MEN, women wanted g.. ilUuth a. S gov
ernino NJ iohS. Vacancies ronNtautiy LIS,
positions free; Write Immediately. Frank
lin Institute. Don't III. East Rochester. y y
YOUNG marricd man. educated With
ability :" present a proposition Of proven
worth can arrange for AN intcrvirw nv
Hnnlyir. 10 . 80. car" Times Dispatch.
WANTED = green send iron ,ncjJers
steady work ArpiS safe 81, Canal R.nk
between a. NJ. aud T. NJ wecI: DAYS
Tredesar Iron Works. Richmond Va
WANTED. colorcG ii,hnr"rs NrpIv gate on
Canal Bank. m" = e0eEar lion works
WAYS ED. E>en ara D,-I 10 wurx II, d.,
nursery. w. 1. Hood y c-,. G.ctc- Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
FOR SALE-iseal Estate.


For ao sale; 8 sores Er"und With new cottage,
f%a n or "% He gas iS f'n Hd
ash. M,ltc g. Il, Smith. Chciyan " Va,
FOR sale or rent. ono 81 the mos. beautiful
Grc"nhier o"umty. ". Va: ion room. .,n.i
lawn ana h.dr ,%M" w Hnsr,a rG"usn
nrmS iarEe tack lawn ana stable. "onvc
hS%va% S wTit.r ' salphn r"n Sp,inrs nr% NM
,ishc,. distant VIII rent practically fur
AToTIIEr hclish,tumy located summer
I I.v.S"rs S W%s su% t na
pix .lH looms nice porvhes ami shade;
deep water wcrI nith rum,p good prsturc
nov for price. ana terms OF charles s Dice
e MlsnmrE. ".
WANTED-Rcal Estate
home in submrh. Mus, t'" may eva" Imrre s i",
z s2g: ..-e Ilg ,.. D!sna,ch.
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
Will. exchange soin" choice business lots
In heart OF iIcp"w"ll FOR au,nni"biio: prs
ii mr c %aTss, EiFht "im n r@ads'"r q" tour
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses
FnI; rem, Jume 70 September. s-r"om ,"r-
virsI"Is rfonns ' Moal ,H% "
%n -; ;s" pe9 ,no Sr"T IL, S'e y, F"
FOR RENT-lurnished Flats
J. I liNiSlED hat hclor apartment Gresham
curt; Nay t. September H.n,inIun
FOR neutrality-suspicious.
FOX rent, ak 10 nine room apart,nenr
mira moor. Ill East Maiu street In.
cur. at nremLses
WANTED-tpart-nc uts.
" ANfED small .,uarttuaui %, t,,"-r room
kif'h"n"te ana hrir. iisut-h'! uufur.
ii-heH. N. 'klnE distance tnpr state
mren can hc seen. .t'!I;cHs T.. " WILSON
Inann. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
LOST MD FOUND

LOST, Monday morning ArrH j.. pearl
AMI diamond horseshoe p,n l.ihcrai re.
rAri VIII BE- paid II returned :" Mr. Wi
ilhu Alien. 81 East sixty htth Street. Sew
YORK CIV.
LOST. Ion. Fat ro'a brcastpIn. Reward II
r"tGrncd to rtmes- bisp.tcn
Lost tmcth.St pi4 in envelope uf konicr
Ie"clefs Reward u returned to 1880
Mutual huildlns
LOST, Weduestay. either ia IN. shopping
district OF between tho Shopping district
ana Byrd street station. diamond min
hei With IL stones. Reward u returned to
LOST o. -'r"yei away. collie dog. male
Answer To name Prince. License tag
5t5-la on ,u!lar. Return to 3Oos West
GraGc hhon. B9uLtNhrd 1850.
LOST. Friday afternoon. pay envelope for
week Name on sumo Reward. Return
10 MIS- . y. -ar. ENereit Naddey 20.
HELP WANTED-MaIe
MANrED At once, ~" BARRIERS. SIS aud
50 ror cent over So crystal barber
Sion 40i Tenth Sncc'. l.Nuchbur= Va
WANTED ,Erce rrsi-class -u;omohile me-
ta!arioS 10 right ngrtics Apply In person
- ont" 'oburn Notui sales Corp. SCI
East Main street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
Commissioners Auction Sale

TWO TRACTS OF VALUABLE TIM
BIER AND FARM LANDS IN &C
QClNTON DISTRICT. KING WILL
LIAM COUNTY. VIRGINIA.. Re
TWEEN NE " e. STI.E AMI
BRANDY WINE. COMPOSING WHAT
is KNOWN AS THE BLAKE
FARM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
PARChL pos MD MAIL |skDi:K;

" =. ..-orr.sv?t91 .old Market Drug
store !. g s-f~1 a.. Richt.ond Spcci-.i
IarEain'. ana gut rates - 81. Nirday. BIZ
stock and roita atieC.,>Ll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

" ANrED IA small apartment q, t,,.-rnn,
kit"h"n"ue suh h"tn. iigut,h.! 90 uufu,
ii-hed. "-'kluS distance -; town. Sta,
Wuen nc seen ,.!.ircst. T. " i,iIso,
fnann. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

I. r. q. Garrett, clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond re-
Guirod III tho special commissioners by
tho decree rendered in said cause OIL the
9Th day OF April. 1917, has been duly
given.
Is. &. GARRETT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

BANKRUPT SALE OF THE HAND
SOME BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. 1924
WEST GRACE STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
STORAGE AND MOVING.

W: FRED. RICHARDSON Nc Col -60a
West Main Street. hreC1,of storage for
household .Ccaas Movinf p1ck,ns an,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
FOR SALE-VeI,icIes
TIMBER

FOR sal" three and one-half million feet
short leaf North Caroline pine timber
miles from Wallace. y. G. Price. 81 NJ.
i.oSging conditions. good; good timber GOOD
roads Address Timber Box ls. Bur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28

!bfA lIIfII. al'o.r front r
"Nposurc- WITH hoar'i 80 West Grace
BOA RttNS Tor irrg. ,irphi. rooms .I.c
,ab. ho.rJers .6Y t.as, GRACE stree,
WASTED. permanent. transient and tabl.
b"drdegI l0I Edst Grace Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
WANTED-Eonrd and Room

Two rnhred vnuns men desire room an,
h"aTi Iith"r IN private family SINAI
hotr9irE house, 'eu'rsl location. Term
must hc moderate. state price and to- a
non =, go. Times Dis ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
Montague Mfg. Co.
{. w. Corner Tenth and Main SITS.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.
AUCTION Sales.--future Day,
by l.. l.. 4 n. l.. pENDON.

" V'NNF'
Zeal Estate AuctionccrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
WANTED-,pn,t,ncu,s.

FOX rent. ak TO mine rooIu apart,nen
thlrd moor. Ill East Maiu street lr
cure at premises -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
BY Tiam e. Funston.
Real Estate huctioncers.
THAT ATTRACTINELY LOCATED
AND HIGHLY VALUABLE
RESIDENCE,
No. 2l2E.Fr rankin St.

TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
WANTED-Rcal Estate

WANTED. I" buy dirc.t from owner small
~ nome IN Snonrbs Must have large lot.
zoo. care Times. Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-28
FOR RENT-rurnisbed Flats

ftiiNiSIiED bachelor apartment, '.r"yi,;.i
curt; Nay {" September l. R.nd"lp
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14
Wonderful Advancement Afforded the Fruit
Industry In Southwestern Idaho During the
Year Just Closing Ihrough the Activities
and Big Constructive Policies Of the
Idaho Products
Company

AT PAYETTE THE COMPANY HAS CONSTRUCTED
duplicate of the Meridian plant The packing houses in
both these plants have been running to capacity since the
opening of the fruit packing and for several weeks
past big des in both these plants have been running to
capacity day and night turning out from apples that would
otherwise go to hundreds of of dried apples
which are being shipped to eastern markets.
1t is stated that sufficient apples are available keep
both these drer running capacity during practically the
entire winter
The company has already paid to the for Gull
apples S75OOOOO and expects pay the much
more during the remainder of the season.
For the exclusive packing and storage of green fruit
the company has erected Fitland Idaho and Brogan
Oregon packing plants. All these plants equipped
with graders and every modern convenience for the correct
and rapid grading, packing and shipping OF fruit.
They also did an extensive packing and shipping bust
ness at Enrlett, Caldwell, GreenIeaf Wilder, Nampa
Beatty Manvle Eicheberger Boise and from various in
dependent orchards
Among the big orchards handled by this company this
might be mentioned the great Stephens Orchards
and others Nampa the big Wilson Orchard Beatty the
orchards of the Manufacturer interests at Manyie the
BsselYos Orchards at Bsse the wel-known orchard of
Prof c. NJ Higgins at Eicheberger the big orchard of the
Willow River Irrigation Project Jameson Oregon, and
the entire crop of the Association Brogan Oregon and
many others
They heavy shippers of green prunes from Boise
and Payete Valleys and the largest shippers of
peaches from the famous Emmett district. They also
heavy shippers Of potatoes onions and celery having po
nered and developed the celery industry the Boise Valley
to large proportions.
The company eonempates the erection during the
ing year of number of packing and storage plants through
out the territory.
The pay roll of this company is among the largest in
the entire Northwest and has afforded prosperity hereto
fore unknown the various communities where is
ating.
Its active management is in the hands of Mr. VIM.
Stoehr. General Manager; j. c. Sewel Sales Manager and
Harry L. YoSt, Field Manager These department heads
supported by corps of competent assistants each
a trained specialist in his particular department
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-12-14

In spite of the many obstacles with which the fruit
growers have been confronted this including the heavy
loss to the pune of the unprecedented drop
which continued undated right up the well
to the entire fruit industry Of labor shortage
shortage frost damage greater strides have been
made toward permanent and profitable basis during the
present year than during other possibly all other
years
While growers have long recognized the fact that
operation and unsesh work the chief elements
in promoting protecting and rendering profitable and safe
the vast investments and labor which the growers have put
into Idaho apple and orchards it has been found in
past years that the chief trouble experienced in cooperative
effort has been the lack of capital finance the growers dur
ing the growing harvesting and marketing period and to
erect maintain and operate packing and storage facilities
for the fruits suitable for eastern markets and manu-
featuring plants necessary afford permanent and profit
able market for the of fruit suitable for
eastern markets by turning the into byproducts for
which there unlimited demand in both domestic and
foreign markets
The Idaho Products Company has proven its faith in
Southwestern daho fruit industry by bringing sup
port capital for the of the growers and constructing
packing, storage and drying plants scale
challenge at the admiration and respect of both its
friends and competitors.
The great amount of capital necessary finance
terprse vast and farreachng in its ramifcaons is al
most beyond belief.
PLANTS ERECTED DURING THE PRESENT YEAR
INCLUDE at Meridian a combined packing storage and
drying plant 200 feet long by 80 feet wide This plant
prises modern packing for green fruit 50 feet by 80
feet wide rosproof storage for apples of 100
pacy. Built into this plant modern fruit drer of Sc
tunnels This plant is located both the Oregon Short
Line and Idaho Traction Railway, having private switch
from both these roads, and is stated by the management
that large portion of the big volume of fruit arriving
the plant has been delivered the Idaho Traction Com
pany rails for the that fruit has been freely shipped
this plant from all sections covered by the Idaho Traction
Companys loop from Boise to Middleton. Caldwell Nampa
and intermediate points their lines well large vol
loaded the Caldwell Traction Companys lines and
transferred to the Idaho Traction Company for delivery
Meridian.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
TESTS HELD ON OCT. 2

There Will be an examination for a
Rhodes scholarship at the Univer-
sity OF oxford. England. for candi-
dates from the state Of Indiana on
Tuesday. oct. >, according to a no
tice received at NOtre Dame yester-
day from Pres't W. L. Bryan OF
Indiana university.
Competitors must be citizens of
the United States. between - and
% years of age, and must before the
date of entry on residence at OK
ford, have completed at least their
second year at some regular degree
granting American university or col
lege. Candidates who live in Indi-
ana and those who have received any
large part of their education here
are eligible for the scholarship.
The scholarship is tenable at OK
ford for a period Of three years. A
state committee Of selection chooses
the scholar from among those who
have passed the scholarship exam
ination.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
NEGOTIATE FOR RIGHTS
ON FREIGHT CAR PATENTS

Representative Of Chicago rail
way supply house have been in South
Bend during the past few days ne
gotiating with .. +. Gelbrich and
c. w. Hintz. who control the patent
right for two freight car appliance
inventions. Mr.. Gelbrich is the in
ventOr of the patent freight car door
hanger and Mr. Hintz devised the
automatic freight car door lock. both
inventions having been given strong
recommendation by some OF the
leading railroad men Of the country.
The Chicago company is making an
effort 20 secure the manufacturing
rights for the two devices and have
made the South Bend men a good
offer for the patent rights which eX-
tend over the United States, Canada
and Mexico, thereby giving control
over all the rolling stock entering or
leaving the United States In order
20 manufacture the devices in sufti-
cient quantities n factory employing
at least 200 men viii he necessary
and the Chicago firm is i'm a position
20 erect the plant. IL is expected
that the deal between the patent
holders and the South Bend men
will be coasummated within the next
few days. The figures involved
amount 20 several thousand dollars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
WANT HOME GUARD
IN EVERY CITY
County Defense Council to
Consider Measure in
Near Future.

The state council Of defense has
announced the preliminary plans for
the organization Of home guards in
every community of the state. The
county councils Of defense have been
called upon to cooperate with the
state council by nominating some
one 10 head a reserve military COM
pany in their respective counties.
The local county council of de
Tense has not held a meeting since
this call was issued by the state
council. and no action has been
started concerning it. elem SmO-
gor of the council said Wednesday
that he expected the council would
have a meeting for consideration OF
Of the home guard movement as
soon as several members Of the
council now absent from the city re
turned.
The special bulletin issued by the
state council of defense emphasizes
the value of home guard organic
atoms for encouraging patriotism,
and substituting for the national
guard which enters federal service
Aug. ..
The bulletin continues 10 say that
in time the home guards might be
armed and uniformed should cir
Cumstances warrant and that the
organization would. under military
discipline, develop an efficiency that
would he of tremendous value, both
for civic and military purposes.
The state council Of defense states
not subject 20 CONSUMPTION TO do a
little Of their bit" without serious
interference with business or home
ties. In the words of the council it
is "a civilian bugle call 70 service.
+. NJ Wilson of Anderson. Ind. is
chairman Of the defense councils
military committee. and will direct
these home guard formations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
1000 COOKS AND
BAKERS WANTED
U. S. ContempIateS Organizing
40 New Companies
for Army.

A call for 1000 additional cooks
and bakers for the United States
army Is about % Doe made. To is in
tended THAI 40 new companies Of
bakers and cooks Of a hundred men
each be organized within a short
time. Men are not enlisting i'm this
department as fast as the others
and consequently 70 is falling a bit
short in its numbers The call viii
be for men with and without expert
ence. When the new number is rails
ed instructions pertaining 20 cook
ing and baking will be given i'm all
proba bilities at Fort Riley. Kansas.
and the various recruiting barracks
throughout the United States After
the men have taken a fun course
they will be attached 20 the different
companies i'm the national army.
Four men left from the South
Bend army recruiting station yester-
day for headquarters at Fort
Thomas They were Leo Hardy Ar
gus. Ind. Francis r. Wawrzymza K
and Bronistaw KauCzcowski OF
South Bend. who has previously
made application for the quarter
masters corps as cooks. and Joseph
6. Joblonski Of South Bend who
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
How to Overcome
Foot Troubles

II you have tired. burning. aching
feet, corns or painful caliouses. YOU
know only too well the misery and
torture that they bring 10 is un
necessary. however. 20 suffer longer
with any OF these foot troubles
co 20 your druggist and get a
small jar OF Ice Mint Rub a little
OF this cooling. healing, discovery
on your tired. aching, corn pestered.
swollen feet. Instantly the pain OF
cOrns and CallOuses vanishes. And
shortly the mosz stubborn and pain
ful hard corns. soft corns. corus be-
tween the toes. or aching callouses.
will shrivel up and lift out easily
with the fingers. root and all.
Ice Mint costs little. is easy and
delightful To apply and aside from
removing every painful corn or cal
lOus will keep your feet cool. easy
and comfortable even on the hot
test DAYS. Try it. There is nothing
better
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
HENRY EICHSTAEDT
BROWNS IN HUDSON LAKE

Henry Eichstaedt, 1911 Fisher St,
was drowned at Hudson lake yes
terday afternoon shortly after 4
O'Clock. when he was seized with
an attack II heart trouble while
out rowing and fell over the side
of the boat. He was out with an
other man. 3. a. Egren, 705 W.
Sample 81
The two were enjoying a row on
the lake. Suddenly Eichstaedt stood
up i'm the boat and clasped his heart.
In another moment before his
friend could grab him he had top
Piled over into the water which was
about L feet deep.
The New Carlisle Journal was
notified and Editor Leo Berner went
10 the scene With another man he
launched a boat and with graphing
hooks succeeded I'm getting the body
10 shore. The fact that the man
weighed $50 pounds made IL a Dit
difficult 10 bring him in. The coro-
ner was notified who worked over
the man for some time but failed
10 revive him.
Eichstaedt was % years old and
was a bachelor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-19
Pa ste This In
Your Hats You
Registered Men

Queries by the hundreds from
draft eligibles asking their serial
registration numbers have been re-
ceived by The News-Times during
the last two weeks For the infor-
nation of those who have register
ed for draft:
Numbers in the new series can
be obtained from members of the
local draft exemption boards. To
learn your number. call at the
headquarters Of the draft board in
your district. Note
District No. l comprises the
first, fourth and seventh wards:
headquarters. room 261 Farm
crs' Trust building, Main and
Jefferson SIS.
District No. III includes the
second, third, fifth and sixth
wards: headquarters. same.
room 261 Farmers Trust Bldg.
District III, taking in Misha-
waka and all of IT. Joseph
county exclusive of South Bend:
headquarters. superior court
house.
Chairmen Of the different boards
are: No. /. Rome G. Stephenson;
No. >, Homer Taggart; No. 3,
County Clerk George NJ Raab
Men living i'm the first precinct of
the second ward have been given
the same serial numbers that ap-
pear on their green registration
cards. These men only need not ap-
ply To the board for their serial
mum bers.
More Suggestions.
Suggestions for men registered
for the military draft:
Find out from the foregoing
list what exemption board has your
board
Go to the Office of your board
in person-dOn't rely on your tele-
phone.
3-Inspect the lists. Pick out your
name. making sure it is right. and
find out what your red ink serial
number is Except for men living
in the first precinct of the second
ward. this number is not the one
on your green card.
As soon as the drawing takes
place. if you find your red ink num-
her in the lists printed in The News
Times, go to your division board
and find out the order in which you
stand for call.
5-Watch the lists at the office
of your board and see when YOU
are called for examination.
For the benefit of factory en-
ployes and other who are unable
10 inquire as 90 their numbers dur
ing the day. the office Of the eX-
emption board Of division two viii
remain open evenings until 3 o'clock
central time. for the rest Of this
week. il was announced 10y the
chairman this morning