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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
SCORES RESPOND TO CALL OF COUNTRY
AT THREE LOCAL RECRUITING OFFICES
CAPT. FITZHUGHL LEE
GETS NINETY THREE
OI ~ FRS RESERNE CORPS
TRAINING CAMP To GIT MANY
MN FROM AMARILLO.

Nue'g-three certified applicants
Tor the officers reserve corps train
ug camp az Leon 5priHgs near san
Antonio. May "a. have been receiy-
rd BOO the last tao day hF Captain
FitzhuEb Lee. aho opened the sta
ton lat Monday moruH.g iu the hall
Of tne Board OF Ciiy Development.
Monday was the banner day and u
was also the initial dl More than
go men Nerc received Them Appli-
.ant flocEed 10 the office during
tuesday. but the acceptance during
'he afternoon was restricted $50 that
Captain lee could close Ip his busl-
ness and turn the station over 90 a
temporary successor today There
appears tO be- uo elimination IN
making out of applications lnfor-
nation comes from m.Hs towns h"re-
abOuts that great number 0f app
pliuuis may Dee expected during the
week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

Sis Joined ihc navy 90 ihe local rr-
runuf stHuon s.rrday making
...rr,r Tor the uent Strange as 70
maf appeal practically onrhHlf n'
mpsr making Application 80 present
n- IH. branch o. fhe "ryicr are
Falling short Du D mInuIDu on mo
-arf.fnr of ffc recruiting officer are
200 boz found me names of q number
~ youths against which are written
objections 200 their being enlisted
OF all o., branches Of th" war
services mo navy s most strict None
nf ihc minor io'eo doharmouts low
erred iu oriur 90 got men into the
Mr has Hron c,icnuai'd 300 ih'
clse OF sram.n where man must
.foe up tl 'Hr m1rt boo every rrs
rect
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

The following have been accept"'
g.. q. Young, pampa.
!. &. He'll. rlain,icw.
\. 4. Anderson. pluinvicw.
u. l.. VILLAGE, AMARILLO.
\. ". Ware, lmarillo.
l.. ". Dunfnwt,, riainview.
4. a. Trent, clarendon.
%. RitHncreil Memphis.
.. q. Gulckc, Amarillo.
a. -. Anthoty, Clarendon.
6. Rotnn, amarillo.
q. T.. Mckenzie. Dumas.
a. \ save, Amarillo.
g. George, Niami.
\. VI. Neville, Clarendon.
y ~. Collins, Claiming.
William oliver, Amarillo.
=. ". Bcll, Canyon.
l.. \. BENTLEY Canyon.
=. l.. Gohrr, Canyon.
= o. - Ruc. Amarillo.
o. VI. Turner, amarillo.
4. 6. Lott, Reevillc.
.. y Neville. Amarillo.
o. \ simpson, Clarendon.
. \. Leak, Memphis.
". &. IlarA, Amarillo.
=. ". Younger, Canyon.
i. u. Iigh. amarillo.
=. \. Butler, Amarillo.
a.. o.. tfaWfprd, Amarillo.
. u. Phillips, Amarillo.
e. " .. Harper, amarillo.
\ ". Rail, AMARILLO.
Z. ~. Smidt. Amarillo.
a. MILES. AMARILLO.
q L. Rouse. Memphis.
" g. Buc,rns. Amarillo.
". ~. krllN, Groom.
~. l.. Murphy. Tulia.
less ripkin, Canyon.
W :. RULER, Amarillo.
N. &. Gamble. Canyon.
~. : Marshall. Amarillo.
-. ". Orhaurh. Amarillo.
: VI. Chambers. anadian.
g.. T.. Benedict. Nmarillo.
= u. urges. Amarillo.
y smith, Niami.
= VI. Thompson, Miami.
y a. Doran. Amarillo.
" %. I,urgrr. Amarillo.
O. 4. Roper, Amarillo.
e. ~. Nkcr~, Hcsllry.
u. y King. Hcdlcy.
=. pra nurre,, Amarillo.
" :. Sihlc,. Hcdlc,.
~ VI. Young. Canadian.
y. a.. Hume. Clcburnc.
" 4. GRADY. Indian Creek.
= g. Harp, Canyon.
Richard " Noble. Slaton.
icn \. Tcffiil. Canyon.
VIII ". Gov. Amarillo.
John y. Bo,cc. Amarillo.
= Ralph Porter. PiainVicw.
Gnhricl :. pion. Plainview.
". ~. Brow nell. Amarillo.
g.. Y. smith. Amarillo.
VI. ShauehncssS. Amarillo.
\ l.. Hubbard. Amarillo.
y. \. pelcc. Chsnninr.
VI. .. Williams. Amarillo.
VI .. Wilma. Amarillo
". ". Grove. Columbus. Ind.
e. y. Ilsttles. Tulia.
" Roger. Slatun.
g.. :. Ballard. Canyon.
y ". iicNander. Electra.
q. ". kcffer. Canyon.
Y. ~. ~cNton. Tulia.
". 4. Cameron. Tulia.
e. ". Vaughn. Piain,icw.
'. \. ". Fowler. PlainView.
VI. .. Eootc. Chillicoihe.
". ". tallan. Wheeler.
". :. Leon. Rule.
I. ". Glass. Mclean.
=. .. craig. nalhart.
=. g.. IIlanehari. Amarillo.
VI ". BigrcrS. amarillo.
" q. Powell. Amarillo.
y. :. Williams. Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

During tbc day Captain Lee re-
c.i..d % telegram .wm General
Per hing at san huf..l informing
lim that Boz" was needed IH witness
Boo thD celebrated spaniel case at
Coleman and TO repo. there imme-
dintoly The Telegram stated that
another officer whose name was not
given out had been sent from ~
paso 90 relieve Captain lee temper
lrily. so that the WORK of the station
could proceed withnUf interruption.
Cupidn Tee stated that be- expects
to return before Tho NpDk is ended,
but thai applicants houid apply as
usual. as another officer win be in
charge Because Of fhr suddonness
OF the Information calling him away
ho postponed accepting more appli
cations during TUESDAY evening 80
that ho could catch Up with the great
accumulation OF applications and
make bic report 90 headquarters.
Tho station will Dee opened some
fim, today upon tl" arrival ~ tho
new officer. II was tated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

Told At Twilight" Little Mary
Sunshine's bcst picture at the
Olympic Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
FOURTEEN SECURE
BERTHS IN NAVY
~TEit fI-T SORT OF tNAhlNA-
TtON- AHE BEING MADE 81
Al AFPIit ANi~ liliiI.
MN ENLa-rMlNI,

NfkAt ENII~TNiNI~
Noah I.es ~ha1e. Floral, Ark.
i,rn Illi- Grnhnm. Auarillo.
Tdutrd Ha,n mic Ilrll isuffnlo.
WAYNE Bennett. Puerto.
Charles RUBEN liruurr, Wheeler,
Illinois
John Francis Iusas, Amarillp.
Irr Hrcd Nri;e' fllle,. Good
night
Ruben Fletcher Whit~"n, Ihdn,
y. "
William Melvin Austed, Rolls.
James Leonard Battle. Halls
iirucu Wilson Svuup, Mineral
Wells.
Richard John NcCr". Bath. :. -
Walter Dc,nlru,c 1uIchluod, IL.
claude.
iiu, Rounds Naught, Durnnt,
okla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

Among fur causes for rejection
prominent 5, that Of detective vis-
.uu Many Otherwise fine specimens
OF manhood nI down at 'h.H crucial
stage Normal ,yeaight mu.f boz had
hy 900 applicant loo this branch of the
service mo- lu.. than Ju tho operating
department %. railroad. wbc'o color
blndrce. Rill mot Doc tolerated FOR a
moment The issue q. great s"'
battle ma, rnsi upon the ability OF
ono mans eye to distinguish the dil
ference in colors a. exnmplitiod IN
signals and rockets fired aboard Of
companion ships
Tho recruiiinE officer be- having all
tae COMPANY he needed The office
n no third floor of tho feaeral
building is constantly filled with
Young men who lesirc more iuicrma
ton about This particular branch OF
tho service
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
TWENTY ONE MEN
ENLIST IN ARMY
PER ATE STtUFFER At EECRCIT'
NC STATION. HAS ANOTHER
~ ~ DAY
ARMY FNLlsTNENTS

NAhHh - ~ W ' y =
Louis Fields, Amarillo.
John D. Hunter. Amarillo.
Robert Thompson. Amarillo.
liner 4. ~rute, Amarillo.
Waiter L.. Brown. Amarillo.
Richard 4. smith. Amarillo.
Glenn \. smith, Amarillo.
rcr,l G.. stevens, Amarillo.
Harp, Nckcllcry. Amarillo.
john ~. Gregg, Amarillo.
Harold Green, Amarillo.
JcrDld Nc, lanahan, Amarillo.
Lawrence armstrong. amarillo.
Wilson Doathcragc, Amarillo.
Earl .. Lowell AMARILLO.
Hen ~. Newly. Amarillo.
Arthur Dowd, Amarillo.
larctt Wilson. Nmarillu.
BENJAMIN o.. Foster, imaIillo.
John ~. iangstun. Amarillo.
Joe Tyler, amarillo.
Twenty ono army recruits we're ae
g pied by the local recruiting station
under private y w. ~'Huifer Mon
cay This was only fga under th'
previous day and several more appli
auts were expected during The nigh
Private Stauffer was indeed please
Uith the proceeds Of the day. At th'
rate enlistment has begun this wee,
Amarillo and surrounding couutr!
win have turned ont practically 10
men before tho week BIS ended
Private Leon j Tuuhwke assist
ant under Private -iauier has re-
turned FRO man extended field tri'
20 ualhart and points north OF th'
city as wcll as far south as Nomphi,
90 ihe Denver succeeding Loo bringing
q number Of applicants back Ui
tup vas faught with much work
s his chief task was to instruct ant
amish information
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02
How. IN tie Job

Conspicuous 100 The crowd are SOW
oll boys hardly out OBJ. rhrir kills.
whose tender yours dyhar them rom
enlistment under present enlistment
regulation
Among those 1910 NIF. recently
applied TOT information and hn,p
an interest ta JOHN orc Paul Fred
GhukcnhurF ,auI. Grady Nc
Chung. Lindsey OKLA john - Six
Turumcau Walter leonard Brown
Amarillo. laurU. UUr Sp1u.dur
Panhandle. Uuuu Leslie Peasants
Panhandle. and -lmu,. Washington
Montgomery Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-05-02

DUriug the day notice came from
II postmaster az an Interior point 10
fho effect that twelve mon we're there
ready 90 enlist and for one o. no.,
local pryatos 20 come after them.
The men will probably be- instructed
10 come alone. as business here Bis
80 heavy al present thai " Is practi-
.cally impossible for either of the lo.
cal representatives 10 leave.
r. " Fonda. divisional recruiting
rlfoT viii reach Amarillo some
time this morning from his headpuar-
ter, a. ~ Paso Tor the purpose ot
making 600 Investigation of the local
office and to famiIiarile himself
with the methods pursued here IN
securing recruits. as we'll as to give
uggestiou- and information oalcula'-
rH 20 be- ot assistance in th" recruit
ing work
Forty four men are here al pres
Duf ready 90 boz sent forward 20 Fort
nuss. 90 paso. They will probably
ho sent forward Thursday Zoo charge
u' Captain Fonda since now being
practically u the government service
they are being tod and lodged uu'n
arrangements are made tor their
transfer t0 El Paso
phl ~iral Restrictions
The physical restrictions formerly
opposed have been cast almost Co the
winds. Dr. Vo stated Anything like O.
ruud specimen of humanity may be
--urod before ascending the steps 90
tto rc.ruitiu office Tor examination.
that Doc Nill pass 90 h" has mo- serious
effects or ailments Even the new
form off application has been much
npIined and doe not require much
10 thr Information that ,Ha odd form
required
a number Uf local institutions.
particularly 900 railroad. ar. uecom.
.tr short ou forces and probably viii
resort t0 the employment of airI. and
Theirs who .rr proficient a' rho work
.Ur which men were .1rmar.y needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
American.
ut.nia |
ATHLETES SHOW PATRIOTISM
Many Fine Soldiers n III BE Secured
From Their KGnks-UurSEcn and
Football Piaycrn Favored.

The patriotic spirit shown by attn
!etes n al! branches OF sports through
out the country l. q tiue tribute TO the
Nows. OF American manhood.
When Tie international relations Of
Uncle sam became badly strained by
the cslluc Oft Of diplomatic relations
with Ge:ma4N hundreds OF athletic or
CARNATIONS throughout tn" length and
breadth OF the lanG ~erc quick 10
pledge their aid to President Wilson
The New York Athletic club adopted
one OF the :lrs' resolutions which was
forwarded ia President Wilson. COM
nendine h,s action ana rledE!ng is
went even farther. for it also pledged
Itself to distribute propaganda broad
cast encouraging like action on the
part OF other athletic organizations.
The prompt action Of hundreds OF
college athletes throughout the coUn-
otic blood that flows in the veins Of
able bodied Amertcnns and in case Of
real necessity no finer soldiers could
he recruited than from among the
ranks % coileS" athletes.
Since the state OF war has given rise
TO discussions At various times With re-
gard ~ which class OF athletes would
be the better lifted for rugged milf
tary serviCe many writers have adj
vanCed their opinions, ani il seems
that r1aJoritN favor football players
and oarsnen as the best fitted. Ball
rieors OF military training in their
Southern camps this spring were too
great when coupled with the daily
routine on the diamond. Yet, as Il rule.
the average ball player is hardy and
generally IN better condition all the
duiEcs IN most other branches Of
sports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

men and in baseball there are hum
drcds. The club owners in the various
leagues throughout the country fully
eNpce, that many Of their players will
b- called. and in due time they viii
taHe steps 10 fiji up the ranks where
players viii hc taken
collegiate sports viii furnish AN
equally fertile field Tor recruiting.
Many college athletes have already
seen service hHvin.; been enrolled in
the militia "f various States. when the
troops We're sent 20 the Mexican Dor
de" These men ar" bound TO he called
out again. y great many college attn
let.S arc looked Uppu D.! jncle 81 m a ;
desirable for tn" RANKS OF army officers
The aviation and engineering corps Will
also draw largely from our colleges.
Automobile race drivers have al
ready responded nohly 70 the call Ia
arms. and voluntary cnlis:ments from
the ranks OF golf. tennis, football. row
nS an" boxing have been numerous
When compulsory military service is
put IN vogue, many more d"VoteeS In
these branches OF sport viii be re-
vrNited
Although sports will not be indul : &C
III as largely during the comm. yea,
rs has hc"u the case N the past. there
Will he - suniCicncE Of sport 10 kceI
tne various branches alive.
Baseball! boxing and horse racing
hnr"ships unless unexpected develop
mcnts in the war situation arise
Track and field sports golf and tennis
viii he continued by those who are
free 10 indulge in them.
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RrSS {" iIrIp Save crops.
.\rpliraticn blanks have been pre-
EONS' Reserve, which will help the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
YOUNG BLOOD IN NATIONAL
BRINGS WONDERFUL RESULTS
Older UrSnnixstton Appears Much Fnster
fhi, season. mud Ears Predict
World Ohm n, r!ons lip He Mnn.

NEW YORK. June a-Youns blood
infected int" some of the clubs in the
National League has worked wonders
according 10 tho fans who follow Gov
ernor Tener's teams.
Such Youngsters as Walter Holke
and Ferdic Schuar, OF the Giants La
Verne Fahriaue and Leon Cadorc. of
thc Dodgers. Silly kopt and Eddie
Rousch. OF the Reds. and the host az
Youngsters who are now on the pay
roll OF The Pirates are pointed ~ as
the element which has renewed the
pepper in the old league
The results Of the spring series. too.
show that the National League is
faster this year. II YOU want 10 take
the word OF National League fans for il.
In the sprine series between Ma
year the teams broke even Each
league walked of with nineteen games
and there WAS one tie game played
The American Leacucrs have formed
series IN the tali, and in the past few
wears they have been showing the
same inclination III the spring games
EUt this year 1t was different, and the
bugs who pay out their shekciS 10
keen me National League on it's fee;
are preGictinp that the big purple ban
ner is coiuc TO wave over some Ma
tious LedgUe PARK ncNt October
Young Mood and the added punch
!, has given TO American League
In ali. .our;ecn Of the sixteen msinr
league clubs took part in interlaague
exhibition games this spring. the White
that did no, minee with clubs OF the
rake he old fans word for i, that
the National League is faster than it
has been for I'VE OF six Years. Here
are the complete returns from spring
eNfltIIIo0S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
ALL BRANCHES OF SPORTS
AFFECTED BY WAR SUMMONS
College mud Professional Ranks VIII
BE Much Depicted by Drafts-Auto
Drivers Kc.pund Nobly,

All branches OF sports will be affected
when Uncle sam begins in earnest the
tasA OF recruiting an army Of l,0oo,0oo
men
The work Of recruiting will neces-
sarily he SLOW. and because of this IL
MAY, not take The foia. -of z. serious
handicap to amy one spo.t-
drawn upon largely for the new army,
and the process Or recruiting will take
from sno!tdom many Of its stars, Al
least for time
With compulsory military service
enforced by The government, the cream
of American manhood Will he called
upon 20 I'll w the ranks Of the vas;
army, and 10 held offers such able
bodied men Is tho field of sport.
Baseball l. bound 10 he called upon
10 furnish many soldiers for Uncle
Sam, and many players who are of the
specified military ace-from twenty 10
twenty-five years-will be called into
service.
The Government wants only foot fire e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

II you have blurrinE. dizziness neu-
ralgla. headache. spots before the eyes.
winkin6. trembling spells cataract
burning and smarting of the eyes va
rious nervous and brain affections en-
failing not only positive injury TO the
sight. but untold misery. chll immed :
lately.
Consultation free between 10 A NJ
aad z. NJ Also 2. VI to p NJ
Monday and Thursday. Telephone Ran
dolph il30.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
By Briggs

he heads, arrived here to-day en- route
for Petrograd The commission was
enthusiastically greeted a, the larger
stations along the route by citizens
committees and crowds which chcercd
the Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
DIR. ENBEE, D. c.:

DIR. RYBEE. y. C.:
Dear Sir.--l want to thank YOU
for what YOU have done for me. Ny
troubles of twenty years, or perhaps
longer, have certainly disappeared.
the terrible chronic headaches, or
burning III my head. is gone; my
nervous condition, which you know
was certainly bad. is now hne-in
fact, | am different woman. The
best doctors in the city told me they
could do nothing for me. But tina INKS
10 you and Chiropractic that ] did
not die, but ] am again we'll wo-
man
Yours for success,
MRS. j. r. B.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
"HAD STOMACH TROUBLE FOR
EIGHT YEARS; CURED IN
EIGHT wI,EKSn

To Whom It May Concern:
Il had been troubled with stom-
ach trouble for eight years. took
eight weeks treatment from DIR. p.
II Bybee. and | am entirely we'll.
can and VIII recommend Chiroprac-
tic Adjustments for stomach and
any other trouble, as have seen
many different diseases cured by
same. Now, any that will take tho
trouble TO write me in regard to this.
| will cheerfu)ly answer them.
Very truly Nours, J. L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

The United States Golf Association
has announced that no cntranc. Zee
would lie charged the pros at White.
marsh for playing in the patriotic
tournament 20 ne held in Philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
ROOT ON WAY TO PETROGRAD
Americans Enthusiastically Greeted Mt
Larger stations Along
Route.
IBv Asso.iatea Ftsss.l

lRkUTSN. SIBERIA. June g.-Elihu
Root and the other members OF the
American commission 20 Russia which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

on juno 2l 80 and 90. This liz tho blk
amateur tournament which was to nav.
boon hold at Brae Burn as the ma
tional open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

WANTED. sxpsriencto shos salesman. aiso
extra SAtur6ay men Permanent pn.i-
,!ons 20 r,rht psrtt.. Young Ge,gsr CO.
AW Last Bread.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CAY STREETS
Open . A NJ 10 p -.
SsturdaYr Dnen Q A NJ 10 p N
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~ WAS SICK FOR TWELVE

~ WAS SICK FOR TWELVE
>EARs."
B. H By BEE, y. C.:
| am much pleased with the good
results | received from the spinal
adjustments you gave me while l
was at your Sanatoriun. have
been bothered with the Creeping
Paralysis for twelve years and suf-
fered much pain. hut ! am glad 70
say | am better. The swelling has
gone out OF my face: my kidneys,
heart and bowels have bothered mo
for number OF years. but am glad
TO say that they have given me no
trouble since left your Sanatorium.
Yours truly.
MRS. D. NJ.
BURT H. BYBEE, d. C.:
Dear Sir.-I was suffering for
over a year with what the doctors
called Loco Motor Ataxia. was told
10 try Chiropractic. which I did and
after four months treatment from
Or. Bynce, ] could cheerfuliy recon-
mend il AS doing me worlds of good.
Ny case was not Loco Motor Ataxia,
but weak spine, which was
strengthened by adjustments Would
be glad to have any sufferer write
me and let me know the good you
have done me. Wishing you success,
] am,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

To tho creditors OF ALMA G SIMON
piETRl, of Richmond. In the County
o. Heurico. and district aforesaid--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

In the matter o.! No 2iSS.
ALMA g. SIMONP1ETRl. In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
"wHAT CHIRoPRACTIC DID FoR
ME-

Me-
DR. BYBEE:
Dear Doctor.-I was troubled Sc
verely for eight years with chronic
constipation, and was unable TO get
any relief through ordinary meth
DDS. although | doctored continual
~ for 1t. am glad to say, however.
that after taking treatments from
you for six weeks | have not been
troubled - 'GiS respect, ala"
desire to heartily Indorse your
method. am,
Respectfully yours,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

WILL trad, u-pasS-rEer S-cyl!nder car with
electric lights 1Eg starter. seat covers a nd
Ee~ tircs, 100 improved property now rented
RaN!inIs tLg West Broad Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

Fok sale. O@kiend 100 5psss-HEer a.
bargain. ". s StTanp', -. Wet broad
EiTnel MnnL,mM l.m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

HcHs Ia iirIp SnVc trops.
Application blanks have been pre-
EoNS' Reserve, which will help tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

81 AM WE'LL AND HAPPY TODAY"
To the Public:
On Feb. lith. 1911. | became par
alyzed, for which immed! ately
sought medical aid. and was scrupu-
lousy followed for about months,
without benefit
Having heard so much about the
marvellous effects accomplished by
DR.. Burt Bybee, | decided TO give
him trial, so was carried 10 him a
once. After three months treat
ment was cured. I want to recon-
mend Or. Bybee to you.
Most sincerely,
MRS. J. c. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
me lot second hand sit~hoards, SO each
Cobb Furniture Co, Inc,

FOR rent. Ocean View, broom furatshed
cottage. hy week or Tor season CAN Madi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

FOR rent. ucauii'Jl homrlit" ap-rtm,n,.
with large porch and yard in Ciin'ci PARK
steam neat. electric lights and wat~s ,u--
nhhed. Madison GiSi-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i:HN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

WILL. trade WaNerly electric. new batteries
and in pur.ect running condition. Tor !lu-
proved pro- .rty nov rented. h. Lane.
;re West G.4-s street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

DESIRABLE housekeeping nat } rooms.
furnished or unfuru!s he'd ll2 Fart Clay
SEcoN!o story iron, room with board anl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10

WANTED, pure b,cd Ango:s mae GOAT.
STATE ase and vr!ee 6 81, car- Times
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