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The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-07

Kittens has the measles. Yes, "has" for it is little Kittens Reich art one of the talented tots of the William Fox companies. Kittens developed this disease of childhood terror in the Fox studios in New Jersey just the other day. It gave quite a fright to fathers and mothers employed in the studios, but Kittens was isolated and the work of film acting was continued and uninter- rupted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-07

THE EAlPIRE's elasslfleds bay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-02-07
Rupert Julian
NAKED HEARTS"
Based On Lord Alfred Tennyson's Beautiful Poem, Maud"
 The Cast Including FRANCELIA ELLINGTON

Recalling the Days of Chivalry. Re- yiving Memories of Youthful Love. Reaecting the Deepest of Loves Tragedies. The Artistry of Photo playing Reaches Perfection. Beauti- full Women and Chivalrous Men Will Bring Delight, Yaloprous Deeds Por- trayed in Thrilling Episodes.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18
PIainville Briefs.

Mrs. S. R. Hart of Yonkers, M has returned to her home aI spending two weeks with MT. and c. J. Morse.
 Miss Ethel Prior of Canal St1 leaves today for Boston. Mass. VII she will take course at the Bod conservatory of music.
 The Hall Room boys will another dance at the town hall Fri| evening.
 Lynn Ham of Broad street hasl ceived orders to report at Cabla11 N. Y., prior to being sent to Ca Devens on September 21. He rel tered at home and wes chosen fl that district.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E.. Coons, Mr. i Mrs. c. w. Francis of SouthinGl while touring through Massachuss visited their daughter Mrs. How Smith of Northampton.
 Mary Wagner leaves today for N York where she will spend the r week.
 Louis and Clemantini Conforti !, gone to Old Forge. Pa., where < will spe99 the next week.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18

would be best if he took a home bound trolley at which the drunken man told him to mind his business.
 Losing patience Marine had to finally escort the man to the town hall but not until the latter had offered stout resistance and the night stick been brought into play. Dr. J. c. Tanner attended the man and dressed the wounds which were not of a seri- ous nature. He will be in court to- day before Judge Condell.
 Annual Meeting Tomorrow.
 The annual meeting of the Plain vile Young Mems club will be held tomorrow evening at o'clock in the store of J. l.. Ahlquist on Maple street. Reports of the officers for the past year will be read and routine business transacted. The advisability of continuing the organization for another year will probably be taken up. According to a statement made this morning by treasurer r. N. Prior the club is in excellent financial con- dition quite a sum of money being realized last winter from the bask et- ball games held under the auspices of the organization.
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18
PLAINVILLE WILL
 HOLD CELEBRATION
In Honor of Second Offering to
 National Army
AND SMOKER

Condition As Result of Auto Acci-
 dent-Rcv. R. H. Burton Chosen As
 Director.
 Plalnville is to do homage to its second offering to the national army. In honor Of those who leave Thursday Tor the cantonment at Aver Mass, and who will eventually heln to make the world safe for democracy, a cele- bration commensurate of the event Will be held tomorrow evening" It will take the form of a smoker and lunch previous to which a parade will be held in which practically every military and fraternal body in town Will participate.
 At a meeting of the Home Guard last evening a discussion of the ad- visibility of giving the boys a send orr was brought up. Capt. J. H. Trum- pull and other members of the com- pany who fathered the scheme are unanimous in their approval of the plan, and tentative plans which will be completed before tomorrow night are now being made to make the send-off a royal one.
 1t was decided to ask the Machine Gun company, the Ambulance com- pany, the Boy Scouts as well as the fraternal organizations, to participate and lend their efforts in cooperation. It is needless to say that each organ ization has eagerly and heartily re- sponded.
 Previous to the smoker, the parade will take place under the direction of Capt. J. H. Trumbull of the local com pany of the Home Guard, who has been appointed marshall. The various organizations will report at the Town Hall at 7:15 and at 7:30 the parade will start, the line of march to be as follows: From Pierce street to Broad street, from Broad street to Washing ton street, from Washington street, to West Main street, from West Main street to East Main street railroad crossing, counter march to Whiting street, from Whiting to Broad street and from Broad street to Pierce street and the Town Hall.
 The different organizations will take their place in the parade as follows: Marshall, Capt. J. H. Trumbull, speak CTS car, G. A. R., Band, Co. l, c. H. G.. Machine Gun company, medical unit drafted men, Boy Scouts, with other bodies following. An invitation has been extended to all drafted men,
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18

nifty will help to do its bit. The subcommittee will receive contribu- tionS to help defray expenses.
 Griffith Is Not Dog Warden.
 George Griffith of Kensington, erst- while dog warden, stated in no un- certain terms this morning that he is not the dog warden, has not been for several months and does not intend to act in that capacity even until cleo tion, despite the wishes of First Se- lectman filling. MT. Griffith states that in his opinion dog warden must be a man who can respond to all com plaints immediately and his work is such that he cannot give the necessary time. Although he states that he has heard no comment upon his resigna- tion, nevertheless he regards himself through with the job for good.
 The new ruling whereby all dogs must be chained to their premises, beginning Saturday, will mean added work for someone but who that some one will be is indefinite since Mr Griffiths ultimatum.
 Brief News Items.f
 At the meeting of St. Paurs drum corps last night it was decided to immediately begin a recruiting cam paign and notices are to be sent to a number of the young men of the town urging them to join the corps to take the places left vacant by those who have joined the colors
 Local women interested in Red Cross work met today at the home of Mrs. George Tryon to do sewing for that organization.
 Painters are at work at the Berlin Savings bank building putting a new coat of paint on the wood work.
 Mrs. Eliza Galpin and daughter, Miss Ruth, have returned from a vacation spent at Swampscot, Mass
 Plans are being completed for the annual fall parish fair to be given the latter part of the month by St. PauPs church.
 Martin J.. Sunderland is visiting with relatives in Kensington. He ex- poets to return to his home in Morley, N. Y., next week where he has been summoned for draft examination.
 Several of the concessionists, par ticularly those whose reputation is a bit shady, who have not yet depart ed from this vicinity are loud in their claims that they were not treated right at the recent fair and one man has made the assertion that he will wreck the midway next year by telling the fraternity that the lid is on tight in Berlin.
 The finance board plans to meet the latter part of the week to arrange the budget for the coming year
 Attention of the public having been brought to the fact that in Berlin and Kensington at least there are official bulletin boards erected in front of the post offices, the same public is now wondering what they are for. As yet nothing has appeared upon them, so the East Berlinites, who are said to feel somewhat slighted because their fair center has not been graced by such an addition, have not lost any thing as yet. Rumor hath it how ever, that the East Berlin commit tee may eventually see fit to bring the sign board from it's present resting place "back of the barn" and set it
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18
Jennie May Curtis, ''Vampire Girl," Working Out Fine in Jail JUDGE FINES HER $10o
Court Also Cold to Pleas of Three Men Who Are Bound Over-Manufac- turer of Snaky Music Fined $oO- Roads Political Issue.

Sentence, which was deferred from last Saturday, was imposed in the Berlin court yesterday afternoon by Judge George G. Griswold in the cases of Mrs. Jennie May Curtis, found guilty of indecent exposure during an alleged Oriental dance at the Berlin s fair midway, and her three compan- ions, George J. George, ticket seller, Ross Crowley, the official parker, and Martin Macdonald, who claimed that he was hired as a lecturer to ex- plain the various artistic poses as in -1erpreted by the Vampire girl. The ouArtet were arrested on Friday af- ternoon when the state police raided their tent on the midway. They were arraigned in court Saturday morning and their lawyer, A. A. Greenoerg' of New Britain, put up such a stren- uous defense that the court deferred | sentence.
 Jennie May, who, between her sobs, told J,dge Griswold that what they said about her was true because she
 had done everything charged, only 1t was the first time, was fined s1O0 and
 costs The little high kicking dan- cer admitted that she is married, but her husband was nowhere in evidence yesterday afternoon and when Jennie Nav was taken to the Hartford Coun- ty Jail last night she admitted that "he must have thrown me down. AL last accounts the dancer was trying to figure out how long it will take her +o work out her fine of $100 and costs at $1 per day.
 The three others implicated in the exhibition were charged with harbor- inc woman for immoral purposes and. despite the plea of Lawyer b creenberg, Judge Griswold found nrabable cause in each instance and bound the accused over to the su- nerior court. which convenes today, in E bonds of $500 each.
 The fifth man arrested in this raid, cne Cabriel Shaker a trumpeter, was fined $50 and costs and he too, went ! to jail in lieu of paying his hne. Ga
 briel was much upset by the fine He
 said he had been working in Worcester
 and started last Tuesday for New
 York He stopped off at the Berlin
 fair to pick up few jitneys by play
 ing his trumpet and was engaged to
 play some inspiring music while
 Jennie May danced. He was thus en-
 gaged when the raid was made.
 Other Cases in Court.
 d There were three other cases in the ! court yesterday afternoon. all hold
 overs from the Berlin fair. Fred
 Barrett, an alleged gambler who was
 arrested by the state police on Satur-
 day and was liberated on $50 bonds
 furnished by Fred Beloin did not ap-
 pear when his case was called and
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18

reliable specialist, but 8 syrn- pathetic advisor-a true friend.
 If you feel your health slip ping away from you-if you realize that you are not what you ought to be-if you have tried other doctors without getting help-don't hesitate, but go at once to
New Britain herald., 1917-09-18

nifty will help to do its bit. The subcommittee will receive contribu- tionS to help defray expenses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALEsMAN-I am inserting this advertise
nent ut my o~n expense with the idea
Of setting IN touch With geyeral wide
usual opportunity 10 become permanently
associated with the largest. strongest and
fastest growing manufacturing concern IN
It's line. AS result OF the Tremendous de-
inand for our product, rapid expansion Of
our sales force teZb and the promotion OF a
number OF our solts:ner. including the aG-
Iertiser. there Is an immediate opening for
three ss lesmen. Our company conducts ma
t!onal and local advertising campaigns.
gives our statesmen the hear;icst kind OF
cooperation. oni have "a splendid big
family OF we'll paid. satisfied statesmen. You
Will be taught every detail of the business
~ a nearby training school. which vii! be
temporarily established especially for your
bcrett I've paying eSn-nses). after which
YOU will he given liberal contract incluc-
ing travelling expenses. AS fellow So les
man. WOULD advise you TO Investigate ,h!.
opportunity. If you viii drop a line.
stating, are and selling experience. II any.
J Will be glad to give YOU full details Ad-
dress ~. car. Ti,nes Dispatch.
WANTED, enerFHtie salesman and sales
new househoid articles: $3.50 prein!un
w!th each S2.is sale. Ere. Examples for
workers. For particulars address ". H
Sears. 3i7 Fai.'noun, Avenue. Jersey City
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I'D. WANTS
SUNDAY. 10 cents Il line per insertion.

ss
The following Faces Apply iof. repeated
ARE HsEp ,Wrt,iiH oSE wEEN,, MIii.
RATE fEa LINE.
MininiuHi hpaEv. l"o lines.
D4iiy .nsgr,Yns. i. cents; .,
silua.ions !, An,eu. ,.-.o aud eliuIe.
time D J,.nn or $500. Gen.s line
BASIS VI measurement 10 eotiu asA.e. II
Inc ABOVE rates Cover All c.4ss,,in s,i jus
Sis,s,iiSs.gns no' rIar1"t.su .i'sr ~; ~
me tuiluminE Times Dispdtch Drdnen Of
Wan, Aus are re- 4e"ep,sS ~ u 1ns n' II u0 Tue
regular GinGe rates; "n..n -re sitSnc ABOVE.
-, Gavedo's., Drug Store. fio,l A'e. and
Charles ). Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
kern's fnuf.nacy. 2233 Hanover Avo.
X sook erus Sr StY's; ,Iy 2SJi Main
Toys Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
Allen Avo. Pharmacy. Allen Ave-. ana
4 F. Johann 1s5r ps"E Co s2I vi Man s.
Pine n Street 's s.nar AIM ~ szs $ ZINE ST
Surnetts Drug store, i'l VEST Bioad ST
Tarrant Drug Store. toushee una Broad
EAST OF FousAEE STREET.
We, s G ai.ssia Z. broad ST.
Tragic DRUG Co.. sli l.. broad st.
farieys I rhariDa es TH.si and Main SIS
Wallis Drug store. ruin ana HArsiIa!i Sta.
w. d. Vaughan, 20l Sorth Fiitu 81.
w. II. Daley. 400 North ienth -.
Richardson Drug store. col y. Seven
r II. Chtidrey. 20 y. Eighteenth ST.
Turner's Pharmacy. Tmenty -nrst and Main
Williams Pharmacy. Twenty hrs, ana
spfiaEef prur Company Twen,y-'hird
Hord's .DIuG Store. Twen,y-n.nth and q
Wood e. schaat Drug Co.. Twen,y-nttn
Wood's Pharmacy. Twenty-nfth and Leigh
Church Hill Pharmacy. $500 Ess, BroaA
s. D. Craig Drug Store. $500 z. Broad ~.
Thirty-hr1t St ,.r-
Paramount Phsrn.acy. AZ Fairmount Ave.
BARTON HSIuliIS-
Radys Drug o.uIu. Horin ave.
Steere's DRUG store. io99o Softh Ave.
. co,h Ai = 40. ~ t1 1hifl Ave.
W. K Vaughan. fourIn anu stuart
A. X Townsend. Milton anu Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Office lines D.spaieh. lioa Huh
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland Heights fhArniacy. alot
Charles w. Garrison. 3,l7 Forest H!u Ave.
SMANSBUEO. 49,
B. Al Roberts D!GE store. 2e9t HUI 81
J. A. Black. 2sI6 williamsburg Ave.
Peoples Drug Store. asVv Wi'!ia1nsours
PETERSBURG.
more ST Phone Petersburg 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28

This convenient. snail size, two-stoIy
dwelling Is in good order, has Ave
rooms and water on both noors. The
lot fronts OH west line OF Cherry Street,
near Main, l6 feet Ia inches. more
or less, with a depth or LOT feet TO an
alley in rear (sce d. b. 23S-C. page
12S).
The accessibility to this snug little
home by Main. Broad and cross-town
street car line. all passing in half
block. and the close proximity of beau
tiful Monroe Park only few yards
away. rende, this n most deSira BILE
and convenient homo and an excellent
investment.
TERMS: one-third cash, balance in
one, two and three years. Interest added
and secured by deed OF trust on tho
property.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Auctioneers.
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named below. on
FRIDAY. JUNE 90. 1917.
beginning at 1880 O'Clock r. NJ,
the dwelling. 1917: West Main Street
This is an attractive home. contain
ing rooms. with usual convenicnces
lot II feet inches by 96 feet to an
aliey l6 feet wide. 1t is now under
lease OF S2iJ per anlum.
Immediately thereafter. say at 5
o'clock +. NJ. We will sell the two
brick buildings, 40 and i2l South Har-
rison street, fronting 60 by 100 feet on
the east side OF Harrison Street (form-
crly Reservoir street,. near Wallace
Street This property is now under
lease for $500 per annum. and has
been continually occupied practically
by the same tenant Tor the last 20
years or more. Both OF these prop
critics are being sold TO close an estate.
and, being now occupied by excellent
and permanent tenants, should COM
mand the attention OF investors and
spectators
TERMS: One third cash. the residue
in TWO equal installmcnts at one and
two years with interest payable
thereon scmiannually. the purchaser to
give negotiable notes for same secured
by decd of trust on property
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
ELAN & FUNSTEN,
AuctioDeers
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LOST AND FOUND

Din SET Win one diamond and ene sap
phire. Reward u returned Mrs. II. is.
Franklin. Gresham Court.
LOST, SUNDAY road between Richmond
and Fredericksburg DARK tan smt case.
letters q. W. A. end OF same. $40 re-
ward IL Forwarded TO 5. l.. burgess, Stras-
LOST, on yesterday. IN Miller & Rhoads.
: pair OK eyeglasses in aluminium case.
Reward for return TO 1907 West Franklin
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Gaines. deceased. will sell at public
auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1917.
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ,
the above named property. which con-
sists of a brick dwelling. No. al North
seventeenth Street, with lot 81 feet,
more. or less. and a vacant lot of %
feet Immediately adjacent thereto. both
having a depth of lO2 feet, more or less.
This property is under monthly
and on account OF its location, being
near the American Locomotive Com
pany and G.. * O. Shops, should always
he in immediate demand for home
speculative and investment purposes.
1t VIII be sold as whole or in Sepa-
rate parcels. as will seem best at the
time of sale. Make note or the hour
and attend promptly.
TERMS: Onc-third cash. the residue
in two equal installments at one and
two years. with interest payable
thereon semiannually. the purchaser to
give negotiable notes for the same Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
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DEATHS

SOSHER.-Died. at the residence OF Mr.
Charles fourQurean. B'ook!aHd Eou.e-
ward. Tuesday. June 20. 1914. LAURA
STARkE. daughter OF the late Thomas j.
and Sarah Il. Starke. ana WIDOW OF Captain
4. Jeter Boaher.
Funeral services At the house THURSDAY
MOkNlSG at II o'clock.
BCRGESS.-Dicd, WeGEcStay afternoon, az
ter d BRIEF illness, MRS. MARY Il Buzz
CESS. widow u: tae late RUSH bIEGE SS.
Funeral services Will be conducted rkI-
DAY from the chapel In B!anGior-. peters
burg. where private iutcTID-nt VII! occur
. Newark. y. j., papers please copy.
Wednesday, Juno -. l;!..
at 3:i5 +. NJ. al the res.4ence OF her so.-
sirth Street. MRS. HE$l.iETIA coTMA%.
widow of j. 7. Gotham. IN The siHty-seTentn
daughters ana one son. Slrs. vs.. =. lincett.
Mrs. p. RI. Glass. Mr,. I. r. Fusse!. ana
J. II. Cotman. all OF THIS city. also ono
brother. Bernard Bailey. OF Chicago III.
, The funeral VII! tahc place TO- NOkRO"
TRlDAY MoRHi%G At II o.c!ock from
Third Presbyterian Church, Twenty -siA III
and Broad Streets. Ir:eriUcnt in cakwoo',
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FOR SaLE-Rea, ESTATE.

FROM 80 800 acres. well utnbercd.
three miles from railroad. subject TO
prior saie. Southern Virginia Address L
go. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR sale. 1850 acres land and timber. or
timber separately. located 20 miles below
Petersburg. one and one-hai miles Of
James Ri"cr. with convenient wharf, within
four miles of railroad. hrst-class piece of
short leaf pine. Address 3o3. Richmond.
FOR sale. nice building lots. cast side
Colonial Avenue. near beverley. aad two
Grove Avenue. Colonial Place. Cheap for
$3.50 Will buy clgnt-room detached dwell
Ing. hot.wat heat. electric hXtures and
very deep lot. $500 cash. balance easy.
Hanover Avenue. Shea ~ Kcegan.
81 per foot, In sight of new r.. +. & T..
West End station. fronting together $50
fcct on Broad Street. Capital and F!tzhugh
Avenues; location. Monument Heights.
Address !. 20. care Times Dispatch.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. energetic salesman and sales
woman. s. 10 $40 profit daily selling our
new household articles $3.50 premium
with each SEAS sale. Free samples for
workers. For particulars address " H.
Sears. -! Fai-!nount Avenue. Jersey City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28

BY virtue of II certain iced OF trust
to the undersigned trustee. dated April
the clerks office of the city of Will
liamsburg. Va. in deed book Z, page
PCS. default having been made in the
payment OF tho debt thereby secured.
beneficiary, | will sell at public auction
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUN IS. 1917.
at IL NJ o'clock,
the real estate and improvements de-
scribed in the said deco as follows. to-
wit: That certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land lying. being and situated in the
city of williamsburg, Va, bounded and
point on the southern line of Main
Street Duke of gloucester STREET.,
which point Is the intersection OF the
said south line of Main Street with the
Macon and the Dawson heirs. thence
running weStwardiy along the south
line OF Main street tDuke OF Gloucester
street,, and fronting thereon seventy
eight (7S) feet more or less, to u point
which is six CD feet east of the room
extension OF the dwelling now occupied
by the said SrantorS. and running back
Southwardly between parallel lines to
Francis Street, on which IL has Il like
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF
the proceeds as may be necessary to
defray. the expenses OF executing this
trust, including trustees commission
may be due. and a ratable proportion
for the current year. to pay or and dis
charge two notes. one for $50 and
for $4,000 and interest from April IA.
1917. and the balance, IL any, at one
year from date. All the notes given
ana to be secured by a trust deed on
tho above described property.
IRVING MAY.
Trustee.
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HELP wANTED-Male

S.":S :" sss e.%I s
4: 4 clarke 4 Son Hardware Co. head.
a tG ,1o,i ss as, Broad street
WANTED; handy working foreman around
md siI SI.n,@E' %hsre pnink punc a1
care rimcs. DISPATCH.
WAITED a. once. z registered or assis'sn.
s ;SS s' j"o s9'f s%,hsf Box S5 g.
Belt Line BridEe; Will pay 40 cents per
for is t mons6s " ~ mo.ioy S Co pno ons
Madison G3s7.
ana seys @ ls
glneerlns DO. l01h Eas, Cary Street.
MIKE %s"'s a, Def sSob pe, ean
burg. Va.
one darriase shop Ap ahS
at once 500 BROOK Avenuc.
HELP WASTE,-Fcmaie
@hte s;rsd Sm Ras AND f ssSd
ss!a t a RpanRn Cafe
WE still need good many
young ladies in all our various
departments. Good pay and
steady work. Apply Allen &
Ginter Branch, Seventh and
Cary Streets.
WANTED. on a farm near Warren. Va,
quiet. middle-aged woman cook. house
Keeper for lady and gentleman vino At
present occupy cottage on the estate. In
dependent position a!id liberal wages. Ref
ercnccs required and given. Address Mira.
Alexander Robertson. Warren. Va
CIVIL service examinations Richmond room.
Thousands war vacancies. Women desIr-
Ing government cle!kships Washington
write for free particulars TO J. &. Leonard
ior!ner government oxarliner). keuOis
Bldg. Washington.
WANTED. good cook. Good home for sum
ner months in country near Richmond.
Address or call at 1901 American National
HANK building.
TWO good women TO- 40 house cleaning BY
the Gay; steady work. Apply Davis Bros,
Inc. 20 West Main Street.
HELP WANTED-Aiale s. Female
WANTED, farm Richmond white
married of good standing. wife
keep house. also single man. a. Is. g.. or
~
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF A
MONROE PARK FRAME HOUSE.
No. IL Cherry Street

HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF THE PARK
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1917.
o'clock +. Nj.
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HELP wANTED-NIale s. Female

WANTED, on farm near Richmond. a white
married man Of good standing; wife 10
keep house. also single man. a. Is. 60. or
call s3i West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-28

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS ="
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WANTED-Iiooms

FECNT room. southern exposure. with
o., s nal room aa]cii.ins i9r chic nicely
ness section. State best terms. location and