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The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

4 short time ago Big Salmon Joe brought into Whitehorse the head of a moose he had recently killed, which was somewhat of a freak. On one side the antler was fully developed, while on the other there was only a short single spike.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

The Anchorage Times IS authority for the statement that large part of a shipment of rutabagas and tur- nips sent to Seattle by Mataruska farmers were sold by the Seattle commission men to Cordova and Val deg merchants and shipped back. a distance of 2423 miles greater than was necessary had the C0riova and Valdez merchants bought from An chorage direct, and urges that a system of cooperation between the merchants and the farmers of Alaska be worked out and thus save the un- necessary freight charges.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

At a recent meeting of the An chorage Chamber of Commerce, Charles E. Heron, publisher of the Anchorage Times, was elected presi- dent of that body
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Lawrence Barrett, who was shot and killed at Casper, Wyo., last week was formerly a jitney driver be- tween Juneau and Thane
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Francisco Martinez, of ketchikan, picked the pockets of D. E. klnnock, securing a watch and chain. He was bound over by the commissioner un- der s2,000 bail to appear before the grand jury.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

The Sans Souci bui ,ing at Doug las, which has housed the postoffice in that city for mora than fiv, ye was burned to the ground reecr fly. The origin or che fire is mystery Considerable furniture belonging to Douglas people Mho had moved Gut side for the rlnte-. was also burned.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08
J. G. BREVIG.
 Ass SeSSor.

DOG FOUND-Black and white malamute, at 20-Mile. Owner call at News office for further particu- lars.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

LOT FOR SALE-CloSe in; cleared; cheap. Inquire News office.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Lester Henderson, commissioner of schools of the Territory of Alas ka. has just completed a tour of the schools of the territory and return ed to Juneau. During his tour he travelled nearly 4.000 miles.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Because he pedled hootch to some thirsty natives. Seth Rice, Of ketch
 ikan. drew a fine of s250 in the commissioners court at that place recently. Fit Fawcett, one of the untutored savages also drew fine of SIPS for soliciting liquor. ...:
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

The Nome Nugget says that tin horns, come-ons and suco thing men are too thick for safety in that city. The town has been the Mecca of these gentry for years and an effort will be made to clear up the town.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Walter Shields, of Nome, raised enough vegetables for his own use and sold quite a lot to citizens of the camp. They were of fine size and quality.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

COOK WANTED-See MT. Vachon
 at Commission hospital.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

FOR SALE CHEAP-Half inter est in pool room and cigar store. Inquire at News office. -~ .-
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Judge Tucker, of the Second Di- vision, was an outgoing passenger on one of the last steamers from Nome and will spend the winter in the States. :.,
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Owing to the shortage of water at Anchorage, the authorities have directed that the water supply in the residence district of the city be shut off from 10 p. m. to ' a. m. daily.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Douglas Islanders have Tt seen the sun for so long that when old Sol recently forgot himself and shone for a half hour, it created as much comment as if prominent citizen had ran off with the hired cirl.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

The recent big blow at Nome is said to have moved millions of tens of sand along the beach. In many places the coast was lowered three feet by the intensity of the wind.
 Coal recently advancel to Sl2.3o in Juneau, the coal dealers telling people who kick aHort the quality that they had better be thankful that they could get it at all.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Secretary of Commerce Redfield has written 8 letter t. the keepers of the Scotch Cap light at CEimak Pass, commenting them highly fcr the assistance rendered ihe c1ew ot the Japanese steamer Kotohirl Naru, wrecked on Amchitka Island lest August. *....: .:
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Alfred Gordon and Edward War ren. who were recently convicted of selling wine that is red to sev- eral innocent Indian maidens of tender years were recently fined s225 each at Haines recently. The two men are themselves natives.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

A. H. Humphries. of the Hum phries Trannsfer Co.,, and Royal Shepard, of the Shepard Insurance and Steamship office at Juneau, have organized a herring packing concern and will erect a plant near Killsnoo. The plant will be in oper- ation early next spring, and the con- cern will put p the herring by the Scotch mild cure system.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

Many of the children in the pub lie schools of Skagway were asked why they had holiday recently, theoccasion being Alaska Day. Fin ally a scholar was found who knew the holiday was on account of Alaska Day, but could not tell what Alaska Day was celebrated for.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

IN ALASKA |
 The Worthen mill at Juneau re- gently shipped 45,OO0 feet of clear Alaskan spruce to the States to be used in the manufacture of aero planes.
 X night school was recently start ed in Douglas under the auspices U Supt. Greene, who gives instructions in Spanish. English history and En- glish.
 Sales of the new Liberty Loan bonds at Sitka totalled S16.000. The sale was conducted through the cable office there.
 At a recent meeting of the An chorage Chamber of Commerce, Charles E. Heron, publisher of the Anchorage Times, was elected presi- 1 dent of that body.
 Francisco Martinez, of Ketchikan, picked the pockets of D. E. knnock, securing a watch and chain. He was bound over by the commissioner un- der s2,000 bail to appear before the grand jury.
 The Nome Nugget says that tin horns, come-Dns and suco thing men are too thick for safety in that city. The town has been the Mecca of these gentry for years and an effort , will be made to clear up the town. Owing to the shortage of water at Anchorage, the authorities have directed that the water supply in ! the residence district of the city be shut off from 10 p. m. to a. m. daily
 The Alaska Gastineau Mining Co.'S employees purchased S30,00O worth of Liberty bonds, It was con tributed by men of all nationalities.
 The city fathers of Juneau are rigidly enforcing the dog ordinance. Any owner failing or refusing tc pay the dog tax is subject to a fire of s5 in addition to having to ray the tax or having the dog killed.
 The recent big blow at Nome is said to have moved millions of tons of sand along the beach. IT. many places the coast was lowered three feet by the intensity of the wind. Coal recently advancel to Sl2.3o in Juneau, the coal dealers telling people who kick Ahort the quality that they had better be thankful that they could get it at all.
 Judge Tucker, of the Second Di- vision, was an outgoing passenger on one of the last steamers from Nome and will spend the winter in the States. :.., Because he pedled hootch to some thirsty natives, Seth Rice. of ketch- ikan. drew fine of s250 in the commissioners court at that place recently. Fit Fawcett, one of the untutored savages also drew fine of s125 for soliciting liquor. ..=.
 The Sans Souci bui .,ing at Doug las, which has housed the postoffice in that city f1r mor9 than five ye-rS, was burned to the ground recently. The origin or the fire is a mystery. Considerable furniture belonging to Douglas peopl? mho had moved Out side for the v,nte:5. was als0 burned.
 Elmer A. ..'riend, whc fo- nearly two years past has been an editorial writer on the .Juneal Empire. and ,rbo -aca,%I- r,rr +o Sau.a-i VT s.r,,
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

The city fathers of Juneau are rigidly enforcing the dog ordinance. Any owner failing or refusing tc pay the dog tax is subject to fire of s5 in addition to having to ray the tax or having the dog killed.
The Nenana news., 1917-12-08

The Alaska Gastineau Mining Co.'S employees purchased S30,000 worth of Liberty bonds. It was con- tributed by men of all nationalities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

M 1880 O'clock 4 NJ
said + q. Harris. commissioner AS
AFORESAID will oncr for sale at public
auction. on the premises:
jrd farm Of about go acres. To-
Gated - miles az i<eSwick and fac
ing on the BOyd'S Tavern Road Abou,
one-haif OF this farm is cleared all or
Which Is in grass or under cultivation
me remainder being in timber about
10 acres of fine original timber with n
large Quantity of railroad ties This
!aril IS Wei fenced with wire l.. well
Watcred bN TWO streams and VIII make
ether Iood grazing property. or ,
zoo" ,arn for wheat. oats corn ana
nay. The dwelling is old and ~ ,;t,c
',,iN but beautiful building site
With large forest trees and good yin,y
q younS orchard Of about seycutv.Hyc
teeS Just beg inning to bear
ttn TERMS Real estate ora.
'hlrn cash, balance ia three couaI an
nual InStallmsNts with &C, i,t,,rre,
rom dat" Of sale, evidenced h., hnrd.
81 purchaser title retained or decd q,
trust !" secure said bonds
f.. Is. HARRIS
Commissioner.
EDWARD II HARRIS
r. IL. OMOHUNDno
Administrators
ouirs mIrt h,y h."riify rl,a, The bond e.
Iuieu nS Inc above named decrcs L,-
occn executed by Z. +. Harris '''
W l.. MAUPTN. Clerk
Br Z. i. MORAN H. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
tuesday,, April 10, 1917
Ar IN:3O o'CLOcK a NJ

NJ 1850 O'CLOCK y. NJ
u ,ss, Th s mo rerisin ,r"e, OF land
being the home place Of the late Chus
II. omomundro. containing about 1917.
., This is ono OF the best f"rms' in
ing nearly level. and can be farmcd
with modern machinery. will produce
fine corn. wheat and hay Abou, so
acres in grass ami sod. remainder nm
der cultivation. This property faces
on the main road. now the East and
ing from Richmond and Cismont to
charlottesville. and only seven miles
from charlottesville. the property also
extends w 10 and forms Il part OF the
village OF kcswick. which Is a good
riare for business. and quite n little
or ms property might be cut into lots
price. race we'll fenced. and watcred
pH NV" s,teams running the entire
,,smsrn OF me farm Buildings: good
p"rches. and basement located in a
three quarter acre shady grove and
mag ni!cent view On. three-room ton
ant house large two-s,orv barn witn
room for ten head Of horses. COW sheds
&C 'orn crib. capacity 1900 bushels
otner outbuildingS. Good orchard OF
MT! or more trees and abundance OF
small frut, and grapes. 4 very rich
good netahbors and wealthy citizena,
as wen AS profitable farming propn.
s,,ion: this place canno, I've cNcelled in
the state OF Virginia located right a,
railroad station. with convenient mas
sencer train service: Richmond. Wash
imst9n and New York. is farm. any
YOU IL rs one OF the best producing
farms IN that neiGhborhood. For
Guy man. this is an opportunity that
comes hardly once in lifetime
ma. NJ The same time and place a
,arSe LOT OF Live Stock. Grain Feed
r IA, Utensils and Household Goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
AUCTION SALE
80 HEAD OF HOi.STElN AND OTIIEF
GOOD DAIRY COWS AND HEJIr.
EES ALSO VERY FINE
EARN MARES

Having sold their farm | have 70
:eiNtd instructions from Mr.. r. g. and
= - Iarr"tt 10 sell At Pt Bile ACC-
Oakland Avenue. !. mile cast OF the
osborne Pike about . miles from
Richmond
IT. ESDAN. APEll. u 1917.
commencing at II O'Clock sharp the
following personal property: 80 head
DairS Cows extra heavy mixers: I
ff"tsle'n lt"if"rS, good stock. G,rn-
ScN sui. 10 months old reg iStercd ;,nd
tubcrcui!n tested: extra GOOD IJraf,
Mares. young ana sound. one with foal
bE JACK; three ycar-oid Mares
WelSht about .o"c pounds each. nice
noSS extra good st"c,; | TOP lJsir..
wagon. cream Separator isharp-
!csSp' twp-horsc Farm Wagon
large Fccu Ems. J Ford Tcurin: oar
l'lb model; pairy Utensils aud othc,
"t..,ics TOO numerous 10 mention
TERMS: Announced day Of sale
{. T.. STE.tNG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
PROPOSALS-SeaIed.

ADDITION TO COURTIOUSE.
syiyania County. Courthouse Tor ali labor
ana materials will be received by Board at
Super>isort rittsylyanid County. s. :.
Hur, clerk az Chatham Va. until II a.
rIans and specincations can he scen at
the once NJ the clerk or At Offices Of
rritehs,t a. Henderson. architecis, Dan.
eeftifed check Tor 30 with architects
1hich SIN he returned When plans ami
Good condition "
.ral contract. plumbing contract and heat.
Ing o6ntreet
, PRfTcHErr & HENpEnsoN.
BY order hoard If sup.rrisofs pittsyiS anita
County. Va G.. ", East. Chrm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
COMMISSIONERS
SALE

or TWO VALUABLE FARMS IN
ALBEMAHLE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
by virtue OF "a decree OF the Circuit
Court of .tlhcmarle County. In order TO
settle up the estate OF the late C'has
T.. UmohnndrO. OF Keawick .\lbeuaric
county. Virginia. the undcrsigned H.
H. Harris. commissioner. will sell at
public auction Oh the premises. at Ites-
wick. Virginia (subjcct to the coniir-
nation Of the courtp on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
20 EXTRA GOOD MILES

RIGHT out @. mo hsrdes, .inG q, ro,.
.Ses rom 70 Year, old. In good resA.
Nest from vHe TO ! 700 pounds each. VIII
enc "ors ;hem al" i not sau..a :oTy.
.tGhaDgs Your money bach on a,mana
Friceb from $40 - ps!r up
CRGLI. : STABLE
Is Sou;h Tenth street
Reference &gyIo!s IN IItt.u..rd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
FOR SALE-Vehlcles

FOR So, TW6Gs5 !Ir5o 17--77 n soCd con-
ri'o0 Pro. 81 40 : 4 Blsc,t Si!-
NOR. tEss 20 hatch,rF ;; 1sr setting o.,
". y y Malone "ou : pe,A-.ours Turn
FOR s-!s SURF GOOD - row !, chance
20 90, rsTEsln : H@,2sr sons 90
WcS' Main stree
FOR sale. ; covered express hody srrIrE
fruct, With eE;r. h"-yr .irg's harness
for Zach slso oae doubt" farH! wagon com
rlt's Tt'h body, SCAT ana h"avt harness
NJ ~ above IN good ouG''1ou and 1Uy' Oh,
.! se-~lc, Included 10 n. e Dove LOT ar
parts ~ extra nsrnc., I'D city wagon
liccrF" 'or 1911 ftr csHh wagon Tho io-
tor only sljh 'su con a.r .i-rs a<-s-
& : " Moudsr - Meadow suo .IsrthalI
Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
DIVIDEND NOTlCE.

richmond -. April s. 1917.
THE hoard OF director, ~ tho First Ma
uo1al Bank Of Richinon1. Va, have this
day declared quarterly dividend OF s2.6o
10 uockholders Of record al tho clope of
hnsness Atril g. 1871 Checks will be
". Il. ADDISON.
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Observation-Disclosures
FOX S.AIE-nor,es.

"ANTFD. or f-hor,c- pov,r gasoiia. IN.
zinc N 5000 cunuiiior state maze and
.L.-r u. II. flGas!.s NaiGen. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
By IT, g. CHAEFIN & co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond. Va
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable James River Farm
AT ry N HN MIT h naoX4S iSS A G9EM
OF FINE BOTTOM LAMP.
:. Acting under deed of trust from +;
- Moop. dated July Il. 1916. recorded
In tho clerks office of the Circuit
Court OF Fluramna county in y. b.
been y m, nIsGs ns5au1 nayang
money therein secured. and being SO
required by the beneficiary. | shall
sen by public auction on the premises
18TH DAY or APRIL. 1917.
1T 230 o'clock p. NJ,
the real estate described in the said
deed OF trust az follows:
MI that certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land with all improvements thereon.
rights. ways and appurtenances there
10 oeionsinG o. IN an! wise appertain-
ing. situated and being in the Cunning
nam Magisteriai District. F'luvanna
1puntS. Va. on the james River and
iiarhWare River at their junction. and
IRONING ON the James River some
,hins more than mile, and lying part
~. on both sides OF the Hardware
KiNer' ana containing about 600 acres.
more or less. and known IN tho Hard
ware Farm aud being the same land
NAV WAS conveyed 10 the said =. G.
Noon by deed from Edward Moon
trustee. dated Octobc- 30. ,90S. and
rscorden March !. 1915. in tho clerks
office OF the F'luvanna Circuit Court in
-. II. s. page 32S
TERMS: For cash as to so much
OF the proceeds as may he necessary
10 deiray the expenses of executing
inns trust. any taxes that may ne due
linz
proportion Of tax for the year 1917.
and 70 pay note Of SEES. due January
IL. 1917. and 10 pay a note of 1925. due
on each Of the following dates: July -.
1917. January -. 1918. July II. i9iS,
JANUARY II. 1919. July II. 1919, Janu-
AIRY -. 1920. July II. 1920. January II.
1927 and July -. 1921. and 10 nav a
principal note for $500 due July a.
1921. All OF said s2:5 notes being for
interest or tho said principal note; and
should there be any residue Of said
purchase money the said residue shall
be payable Ia cash
JOHN e. EASILY.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
NOTlCES---Legal.

THE annual meeting or Tho Prison Eeso6I,
lion OF virginia for The election OF officers
al 40 s0l East Main Street. i,ichmopd Va
On on TUESDAY. ArRIL Il. 1917. at s:i5
rider OF the board Of directors
j. .. HOPKINS. Secret'y-'rrsat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
FOR SALE--Animals

AUCTION dairy cattle Forty head hish-
class dairy COWS will be sold a, public
auction April l.. 1917. at the Norfolk aud
Western STOCK Yards. Petersburg. Va. All
good grade iioi>telu Fricsian COWS Fresh.
spfinsers anu heavy producers These cat
Il" hs." been replaced by thorouEhhrcu>
or would not =. for sale price Jno.
r ~. tiuriu. pete.seurs. Va. Sal, .bcyius
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
- : - : :
MEETINGS

Once OF IN. Aibcmsrie pap.r Mfr "a
r,,y Richmond; Va. March az, 1917.
TIE regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Aib.marie Paper Mfc' Go
wl I be hsld at the o,hce OF the .ompans
of April. 1911. at ~ o'clock A. ~
ARTHUR :. ROBERTSON
- -- Secretary and Treasurer.
ststtd communication OF Fraternal
~ Lodge No. %. Vii be held ~ the
w lIi5 Sm9biAYp '"EEVjes xl E2 MORROW "a
o,c,ori. Wori: ~ the entered apprentices
ana fellow Crat degree. Members OF sis.
ter lodges and transient brethren arc fra
ttrh,iy Invited I" Unit. With us
BY order or IN" wor-hlpful master
WM. REINHEIMER
.- Secretary.
V: r. Alumni meeting EueEers Hotel
you will not regret 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Horses, Mares. Mules

~ GOOD tcurn WORK mules. 20 8 YEAR.
orc Sood ;!i" rc.. nos" and = stallion
.neAp 70 quick buyers Your n,nney back
spArani" Ilovm-ns STAB. 1906 E,st
franklin street
nor safe 1000 war horse. Ju.i .u,
OF hard work. Wi! .ta,oneG ,hsaY ID
Nsna6le stree Phone Madison 100:
WILL. sacr.hc" fin. riding o. driving hor,.
6uggy ann harnesa Phone Randolph s!ls
FOR yale. one pair sood rrules $40 wagon
Phone Madison TiS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
SAFES
4 BARGAIN
WATCHES AND JEwELRY

YorR diamond viii look larger and more
brilliant when mounted in one OF our
rpec!al -!nS nouninks Deter investigate
Sch!af RIOS. 1.t Eas; Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
" iNTED-IiOrses
FOR SiIE-Animuls

ANrED. horse for hi. k..p on fairs %
ne Hsed az 4ntra Cocoa f..u ,ra ms.
IRE. Adaress y = H.. Dossei Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

FOR sale. FOX iArri>r pppp,.s 25o5 E.n.
slnEton AStEUe
FEW hn- collie pup. tor sal. 8, Sh.jsnd
pcultry tsrm, - Osborn. TurnnIt.
ION al. : colh" pups from seicgt s,oo.
p,hNsry Ms' :. @ WsiEht.. Drtwry's
FAIR Airehaie puJ,. 8 month. old ROOD ira.
IoE' f. r. Smith. Virginia Ruiicinr
I.sIi MAdison 4ss2.X
BELo!Uh htrts ana small tnny "a Sbits
nhoi'" year o'd. ~" Main S,r..'
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
SEED, PLANTS AND TREES
ICE CREAM

SPECIAL tor this week. S.rawb.rry Ice
AL.i,.on xsle Wynne ice Cream Company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-18

spots quicker than almost any other
agency. We suppose Mr.. Thomas
means physical uncleanliness. If he
refers to any moral cleaning up We
shall also be glad to see him get
busy, altho we think that from a
moral standpoint Ocala is about as
clean town as there is. It is true
we have a few blind tigers, which are
kept busily smelling out new dens,
and two or three punches of gamblers,
who operate behind closed doors and
under the guise of responsibility,
several men and a few women who
live double lives and quite bunch
of Whited sepulchers, who while try
ing to shield themselves with church
membership and outwardly impecca-
bic behavior would rob the widow and
the orphan and the wife of the SOL
der at the front. By influencing the
council to hire a detective or two, Mr..
Thomas may do his bit toward Kidding
the town of the tigers and gamblers,
who are more or less able to see or
hear the local police in time to
escape when it comes in a block or
two. AS for the double livers and
whited sepulchers, it would be a good
thing for the town if the Lord would
remove them, but we don't think any
of US here below should try it. For
! one reason, if no other, almost every
body in town is wise to them, and if
we drove them out, in might CONT
others whose curves it would take US
! some time to get onto. There is an
other element Mr.. Thomas might
help in chasing out, or suppressing
| 1t is the small but troublesome bunch
who buy and sell votes. This is not
so large as in many other towns, but
| there is enough of it to decide a close
election, and it is always found on
the side of mercenary and immoral
issues. If Mr.. Thomas does his full
duty as an alderman, and his friends
want to give him another term, it
will be found against him. He can
| be assured he will have the support
of the Star in every good work he I'M
dertakeS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-18
XMAS DRIVE AMERICAN
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP

Rallies at the following places to
urge the people of Marion county to
take a Christmas membership in the
American Red Cross and help our
men in the trenches and camps will
be held:
The following is a list of the place,
date, speaker and time at which these
rallies will be held:
Blitchton, Wednesday, Dec. 10Th,
Mr.. W. T. Gary, 7 p. m.
Eastlake, Wednesday, Dec. 10Th,
Mr.. W. T. Gary, 2:30 p. m.
Summerfeld, Wednesday,, Dec. 10.
Mr.. w. T.. Gary, 7 q. m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-18
NOTICE TO REGISTRANTS

The local advisory board will hold
daily sessions holidays and Sundays
excepted) in the petit jury room on
the third floor of the postofice build
ing from 9 a. m. to noon, and from
1:30 p. m. to p. m. to render assist
ance without charge to registrants in
filling out questionnaires Some mem
bers or associate members of the
board will be in attendance until the
work is completed. R. A. Burford,
If Chairman Legal Advisory Board.
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