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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-11
1857 AND FOUND
LOST

". "a Edward u. Klebcrr.
',ss~- tttie whte tos has iprF haif
with brown Hfo' On eaeA .t' r.. -. -,
ar.wrrs 90 name ni i'iih.
Tor r.teI" ~ Ieas
ssss .R21 -------
r.-r u-Jisn suiiz Dos han'i'a f.fr
,.a penafd i.eate ~ tHilff
and tiiA fFf
ofnre.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-11

- hl-N Nsec rts.lfrcs ,l.y,i,
l'''i'e" ana decorated waisl.e sl.
''Nee can $40 Mesquite. phcne 80
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ClaSSifiedAds
FoR sFs7.

wv hkNT--ifra s..,tu mai =. -
-9s 81,
Fnn 49, -------------------------
r,i,,,.t -, N'>e r's4lfrct uesl,
tane. ~" ~. .0.ta'sd Waisiug dis
' Wv Mesquite. Fhcne ga
100 ,------.-- .--------------- -
r.- 60, - |. - ''ermanent ssnan, wanted
rnp 49, -
ts.@ 49,. f''in Furnished cote
neN' iNl "r tia
~. "hN siN rem tnusr IN Mar.
-N.'..' - zoos WIN sea, f,# f5u-
"oNln i'nf nlucs tsr anA sch.
M'Ae fal'rilS iit North Char.
--'-------------- -
FOR tENT lon rshr,ar, M ,...
nifhed oaiiaro on Avt. A ..corl e'.....
North uf Ninth .tr..t $500.
foR RENT Three 10 fnuf rr.s., f....
liaAfd BONUSES fIal o month ..,,s Il.
iNonf log
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-11

= 'h i.ENT- Thue 10 four ,oom far
..ai''d BONUSES iiaoo men,h ana ap
Phone Toe
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-11

'i. HhNf six nom tousr IN Mar.
Anti''e - iooa WIFI ssat f4 f7,.
i'f month une bloos ear ana seba,
go Mihe Falycia lii Nefih Csan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
= iuensnilIc VI. 2.

Scrmann Rll0nlpb hattie lettc SSo.
DIE mcbrcrc iciner T%crfpanoten boz
OIaoc County SIT @ult.
Gus. BOD llub &inocr bon Mount
SterIing iporcll lettc ISOLDE bier bel
&cripanotcn ulli Vciud).
ssrit Ylcb bat iebt aud Gin Illtr
unh 5luur Tin 6orb. oas er nel'lld III
Omcnspillc g~cfouit bat.
Sic. Sfl,lc I'M @pcttfcr Ol'trlt1
battc lettcn Src;iag ibrc Sd)lllBfcler'
Clarence WeIlics mar Der Sobrcr lltlr
trotbcm cs icin ~criter Ecrntn mar
bat or red)t @lltes gelei'tct.
Sssllcoenlann Bros. marcll loll9cr(
;2eit nit ibrer SGaemilblc nrlT 0rIt
Yleb's Iorm beid,dftigt, no JIG vi
icnbobnihiuellcn mo @nltbol3 &c
idgt babcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Treitas, ben 6. Mpril 1917.
Nprriion n.

Gin @eipann bcs Sarmers @nl.
Sol5em oas Dor ser Wiible angebuns
ben mar, iprrDe ourh bas @erdul1
bon entl1r0n,cnoen 9unpf aus Dem
9ompffciicl Der Miible i6cu nno
nadocm cs iid losecriiicn bate lie
fen sic gcGngltigtcn Sbicrc in raietl-
Den @ollopp sic Strabc cntlung no
tic 5llerit nit Dem @ugen oes 5rib
Stcinfc collibirten unb cine Md)lc
oesielbcn abbroden. @citer .berallf
pralltc Der @ugen gc9cn cincn Sele=
pbonpfoitcn Ser llmgcrilicn lpllroe
un6 sic EelcpbonbrGbtc nit lid Der
abriB.
Sel,cr 5eritorte urt Srcitug Ibcno
oas id0ne 8obnbalts alf @nl. Stet-
fens SSorm i'm Eoiilm Sollom. ISM.
Ipel uno Somilic, melhe oas Salts
b%etpobntcr, marell abipeieno als oas
Se,,er a1sbrud uno lire gan5e Snbe
muroen Elm Rallb Scr Slammen. @tc
oas Seller entItunb lit mbefonnt.
Oas Sul,S repr1ientirte einen 8ertb
bon $4,000 uno lit Ser Serllllt tbeil-
peiie ourd @criiderung aeoeft.
Sranf Shneioer bot bon $. S.
Mertens Elm Nl,to gefauft.
Eeters Bros. perfouftcn bieie go.
dc ein 9prt Mllto on Hidaro Starfe.
SSn Scr lebtcn &eriamnllung Der
Mpoern @oooulol1 ml1rbcn folgenbe
nelle MitalicDcr cingcfilbrt: 4. s.
Mcrtens, @. $. YeterS, Geo. @ol=
tina, Grnit uno @crner Sblli, Z.
6. 0iebricb, {. $. 9~c9cnlunn, Soltls
&ot, gcn @ebmcpcr, 5crb Ecters,
6. 8. Cooper unb s.. 6. Wcrtens.
Sroll 9(lg. Mebcfcr mar an Srei-
tao bcilld)smciic in Gbunlpis.
8elu6t anl Wtontug abcno ben
Oiterball IN @olte's Sulle.
Sranf g. 9aefcr tan1 lcBtc @ohc
| bon ct. 2puis bierber I'M &ermanOz
tc in Stolpe at beildyen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06

madte bieier Gage in ieiner Samilie
iein Griheinen.
Im Sitcrmontag GROCER gull in
3eilnlann's Salle.
2nboube Bros. u1b Otto Shmiot
perianbtcn lettc ISOLDE cine Garlab.
llng Sieb nn6 ct. 2p,,is.
Srnu Sbcp. 9cuhel, bon Belle
bile, SlI, lit gcgenmGrtig bier gum
9cilld) ibrcr Gltcrr, Mllg. &ooe mn
Satin.
Scrbcrt Nococl lit bon ct. &nniS
5urildgcfcbrt llnt Glide HSnd)cn bier
bel ieincn Inacb0ri0cn 81 perlueilen.
Srau Np. SdDurb bon Ncrnluml
mar an Sonstag uno Sonltug bier
uls 0oit biciigcr &crlpanotcn.
Sruu Grnlt 9crlcmonn unb Srnll
Sorrp @rcttbnrit, mclte ihlimnl
franf mnrcn bciinoen iidJ nui Der
@eiicrrn9.
Sbriit. Wtar1 bon Nernlunn be,
illdtc lebte ISOLDE beige Sermanot(
, lnb 9efnnnte.
Srul 4. @lltn1er mclde IN st
2ollis opcrirt mcrbcn mubtc lit mad
filnfm0hcntlidenl I%ufentbaltc in
0iufoniiicn @oipital, an Wfittluod
micocr 5urildgcfcbrt mo gebt ibrcl
@cnclun2 cntgeger.
Die iol0cnocn &inOer mllr0cn lcb
ten Sonntug in Der biciigen epangl
ct. Sobonnis = Stride conIirmirt
@ilforo &ug, Scnrp Hoblfing mi
4rtbl,r Sbcrlportnlunn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
@inter brinst &inbererfaltnngen.

Sclten fonlnlt Elm &in0 ourd)
oen 8inter obne GrfGltrrng, unb
ieDe Ml,tter iollte Elm berlGliiges
Wittel an Sanb baben. 5ieber, meber
Sails, el1ge 8ruit uno crollpiger SUI
item iino i6ere Spmptome. Cine Do.
iis Or. Bells Sine Sar SoneD lott
ben Sdleim, erleidtert Die beengten
2unecn uno itillt Den S,iten. Seine
anticipation Carmen gallame bet
len unb berubigen. Sir Group.
&eudbuiten unb hronii6e Suftrob.
rem . llebel probiert 0r. Bells Yine
Sor Sonep. Sci Ipotbefcrn, SO
Gcnts.-Iob. 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06

Henry Schuch. Emil y. Schuch.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
ltntbatisfeit pcrnriadt &~eritopfnns,

Midt genilgcnbc 9ciueglrng i'm
gSintcr 1T oftcr Bic ltriod,e bon Der
topping. Iou fiiblt trGgc, miloc NM
lcblos, sic @outiarbe lit un9clllnN
1tno sci9t Iusihlog u1b bie Gnergie
lit aerirs. @cieitigt bicicS %crhdlts
nib iciort nit Or. Sings gicip Sife
9sills, Gin milbes abfiibrmittcL Dos
bcn ongebGllitcn G~in9cpeiocn cine
Silfc brinat obne al1eifen. Cine DO
lis ON Mbcnb bringt bollct mo lctf)'
ten Stl,bl9ung an Morgcn. 25c. bel
Current Ipotbefcr.-Mbp.2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Scrser.

@uttlob @unlpcr, Elm befannter
fortidrittli6 geiinnter Sarmcr itno
Siebsiid,ter bon @asconabe Gountp.
brad)tc Iestc @ohe flint Sfpeinc
bierber Die CT on Die SGnoler CO.
boubc 9ros. pcrfaufte unb fir mel
DIE or $171.O0 crbielt. Die @runacr
mogcn burdidnittlid nidt 9an5 $50
Yfuno, obcr I'M @nn5cn 1900 Yfuno,
Scr Ercis jcbpf mar $14.25 pro
Sunocrt.
Sobn 9. Wcpcr lit in @m. Strotbs
n1onn's @ei6Gft oils ScrfGllfcr ungee
itellt.
Geo. @a6c mar nGbreno Der let.
ten @odlc III 2eslic, no CT oils GaIr
iircr Ser oortigcn ganf fungtrtc,
lpGbrcno Scr rcgclmGbi9c Goiiirer
ol,f Scricn mar.
81. 9. 8atcmepcr lit am Montag
noh Dem gilonb ouf icinc Sarm &C.
5pgcn.
W. 8. Sdaifner nno Scrnlanm
gllIrucr mnrcn Icbte Mpdle in Union
I'M oils 3ellgen bas Seltanlent bes
pcrit. Scnrn @ittbulls 81 bcglaubs
igen.
SRI. 2ena <n5 bon ct. 2oris mar
am Sonntoe bier gum @eiltd ibrer
Gltern.
SSittme Sophie @pllblod meld)e
mGbreno oes @inters in ct. 2ouis
bel ibren &inbcrn bcrtpcilte, lit lestcn
Samstng mieber allriidgefcbrt, nno
omar bot Tie lire Sodter, Sroll
Sophia 2icocr bierber begleitet.
Iopofot Hobt. @oIfcr bon Scr
mann mar orn Samstos bier in &c
Iddftcn.
Gnil @cocpobl lit anl Samstug
bon Ct. 2ouis bier cingetrpffen I'M
ieincn Ingeboriecn einen 8eil1d oh.
5ultuttcn. Treltnb GmiI lit felt Sab.
rcn im @cihGft ser gn1melpl,-9 ral=
tigam Supplement- 60. in ct. 2oris
angeitellt, ncld)c Sir1no i'm Sltrl
SiilfslhaBmciiter fir ibr Sol,pt9e-
ihGft IN Hodforb, SG., crnonnt bat.
@eborcn. oern gbepoarc S. s.
Elm SGbnd)en.
@m. Sllebcuann bon &oIlcp Eorf
lit felt einigen Saeen bier al1f &c.
iltd) bel ieinem Sobn 1no onocre,l
Scriuonoten.
Sranl Iug. 2aboube befanb iif
lette @ode in ct. 2ouis sum 9ciltf,
ibrcr Shipeiter.
Srau Scnrp Safffe crbielt letten
Sanlstag Die betriibenbe Nndridt
BON Dem an ielben Gage in ct. 2olis
erfolgten Suoe ibrer iiingiten Sdpc-
tier, 6ruu Senriette 'S%enncberecr,
beb. Sdneiber, Satin bon Sobn
Sennebergcr. 6rau Safffe begab iid)
am Sonntae mad st. 2ouis Inn ser
9erroigung bei5uipobnen.
9oftor CUTLER erbielt cinen rellerl
MSffStnptn,, H., FI,,.,~ No ,J&b,,r,n "A,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
Sermauutr Solfsblatt.
@rai Yrintins &c., 9eransseber
Sermanu, $40.

Entered in the Post Office at Her
mann, Mo-, as second class mail
matter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-04-06
u o 3 II 3.

Gus 9rinfmonm Don Dan beiuhtc
am Sonsta9 biciige 9efanntc.
s. 5. 2anecnbcre, Sebrcr Der Gr.
%celIior S6llc, bot ont Sumstag CT.
nen crfolgrcifen Sd)ultcrnlin nit cir
rcr itoncn ShluBicicr bccnoct.
@oltcr Strut Don &crmnnn Dor
lebte ISOLDE 5u fllr5em 8eiud)c bier.
SESn unicrcr Sdlllc miro an 20.
Mpril sic Shlubfcicr itattfinben.
Sranf Soclfc uno 9pllis Scioel
madtcn lcbtcn 0onncrSto0 elmer,
Milsflu9 nod 9cslie.
-gScnu Sbr mictben, faufen, Der.
faufen obcr tauid)cn moIit. Damn
bringt es I'M Splfsblatt our In5eige.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
HIGHEST COTTON PRICES
SINCE EARLY JANUARY

NEW ORLEANS. March 2b.-The
highest prices since carly in January
were seen In the cotton market last
week. as tho result OF q strong demand
.or spots and unfavorable accounts OF
the start OF the new crop. Futures
closed at net gain for the week of
."' TO l26 points. and stood at their
highest lei to I3S points up. SHOTS
hlade Il net gain of lIo points and
middiing was marked up TO 1915 cents
u pound. In the contract market all of
the more active months went above tho
Is cent level.
The lowest prices were made on the
opening session of the week. and tho
highest on the closing session. tndicat-
ihS the stcadinesS of the improve
ment. The settlement of the railroad
i"por troubles was about the first fla
Norable influence met. Afterwards the
market was influenced chiefly by the
good spot demand. although, too much
rain in the eastern half OF the belt and
continued drought in Texas were in
iiuential features. The final Census
bureau report OF the season on gin
ming. showing "A total output OF H.
3o6.?44 running bales also was n
stimulating influence, as expectations
ranged for report OF from ll,Ap0 900
TO ll.50oO00 running bales.
Cnfavorablc items of political news
were ignored for the most part. but re-
ports of entente successes. and the
news of the revolution in Russia help
cd give the market it's firm tone. This
week II is generally expected the pre-
liminarics TO the assembling OF Con-
Sress In extra session VIII be watched
by the trade with great interest and
features may develop which will have
some bearing on the course of prices.
Bearish traders think the advance
has been too rapid. and that the tech
nical position las been weakened
They claim that any lct-up in the
spot demand will quickly he felt in
the contract market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
Weekly Cotton Review.
IBy Assoclated prcss.l


NEW YORK. March e5.-Cotton goods
have been selling in !, very large way
for delivery on contract and spot goods
are rising steadily in value. While
print cloths and convcrtibles from
print-cioth yarns have led the activ-
ity. buyers OF many heavy speciulties
Tor the manufacturing trades have OPP
Grated literally. Many varieties OF
duck and sieeting have been bought
Tor delivery extending to the end of
This year. There has been less rela-
tive activity In finished goods. yet in
some quarters the buying has been alb
normally large. Pcrcales and printed
shirtinSs have sold so literally for fall
that large printers have withdrawn
their lines, being unable to accept fur
Their business for any delivery salts
factory to buyers. Blcached cottons
are tirmer. and some branded lines were
advanced IL cent a yard The gem
eral price position on cotton goods is
that many lines OF mercha ndise are
within small percentage OF as high
values as at any time OF the activity
OF last year. while in many other goods
prices are either higher. or more firm
~ established at top levels. Quo
tations follow: print cloths, oS-inch
6iN64s. rs cents: 6+X60s. s SIS cents:
IS l2-inch 6IXG+s. 5 cents: brown
shectings. Southern standards. IL cents:
dcnims, 2.20s, Southern indigo. 81 cents:
tickinGs. S-ounce. staples, 20 l2 cents;
prints. . cents: staple ginghams, 9l-2
cents; dress ginghams. 2l2 to 1912
cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
TAFT HEARD BY 5000
Explains and Justincs Entrance OF
United State. Into War With
Germany.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March 25.-
Five thousand people heard :ormer
President Taft deliver a strong adj
dress here to-day In the interests OF
world league TO enforce peace. and
III explanation and Justification OF tho
entrance OF the United States into war
with Germany
Throughout his address, Mr.. TAFT
spoNe of America as now at war He
said ii would be the duty of the armed
American ships to sink submarines at
sight.
We cannot. justify nation which
stands up in the face OF fragrant vio-
lations of It's citizens rights and re-
iuSe TO protect those citizens" he said.
III we Will not protect them. we had
better go out of the governing bust
ness, and confess ourselves colony
OF Germany and subject TO her con-
troll"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
HOW TO HANDLE GERMANS
IN j. S. SERIOUS PROBLEM
Some May BE Intcrned Immediately
on Outbreak OF War, aud Others
to BE Watched.
s,es2,o1s IN THIS COUNTRY
Lists Very Incomplete on Account of
Magnitude OF Task OF Compiling
Them-Gablc by States, Showing
Tcutonic Population.

WASHINGTON. March 25.--t;overn-
ment authorities arc trying to solve
the battling problem OF how to han
die the s.cS2.sIs persons OF German
race and tongue in the United States
should war he declared.
1t Is understood hero there is =
list OF Germans who are TO he in.
termed Immediately on tho outbreak
OF war and another list of persona,
who arc to be watched. But these
lists are very incomplete on account
OF tho magnitude of the task Of com
pilinE them.
According to the Federal census Of
1910. the latest available, only 2.5ei.-
GlS OF the Germans are actually for
eign-born. or Germans of voting aga
there are 1.27S.661. divided as follows;
Naturalized, SSo.oo7.
Have FIRST papers. $1,000.
Alien, 127,lo3.
Unknown citizenship. 11o,5e7.
Tho following table by States lndi.
Gates where in the United states the
German population is concentrated
The first column gives the number OF
all Germans. men. women and children
born in Germany. The second column
gives the corresponding number OF
men of voting asc, which liz az near
as 1t IL possible to como to enumeeatinr
men az military age:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
WEST PRESENTS SCENES
OF MARTIAL SPLENDOR
Fighting During German Retreat APP
proNimatcs Fascinating ideals
OF Ancient Warfare.
ROADS CHoKED BY TROOPS
Striking Change From Deadly Stale
ness and Depression of Life in
Trenchcs-ISOlatcd Villages Once
More Teeming With Activity.

From a staff Correspondent OF Associated
Frees.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FRANCE. March "a (via London. March
25).-Thc open lighting OF the last ten
days during the German retreat has
presented war pictures fascinatingly
spectacular and closely approXimating
tn" older ideals Of martial splendor.
The roads. or more exactly, the rem
nantS OF roads. in some of the strick en-
districts OF France. have been fairly
chokcd with troops on the move. From
an cmincncc on IA recently evacuated
German stronghold could be seen to-
day seemingly endless column of
cavalry coming over Il distant hill. dip
ping down into Il beautiful valley and
rising again 10y Il winding road To a
broad. open field, where camp wac
pitched for the night. At times the
brown-hued horses and brown clad men
were almost invisible against the
brown winter landscape. Al points fur
Their forward. infantry detachmcnts
could he seen disappearing in the dis
tancc. skirmishnG, lodging, one unit
covering another. until it seemed al
most as If the days OF Indian fighting
had returned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
BY CHARLES 4. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate .Auctionecrs,
IS North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE No.
1907 EAST GRACE STREET.

In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
January 10. 1911, and recorded in the
clerks office of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in d. b. 2l0-C, page o+2,
default having been made in the pay
ment of 4 portion Of the debt secured
thereby, and having been requested
by the notcholder so 10 do. we will
proceed 10 sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2S. 1917.
at o'clock =. NJ.
the brick residence No. 2a07 East Grace
Street, lying and being in the city of
Richmond Va, on the south line Of
Grace Street. between Twenty-ffth and
Twenty-siNth Streets, fronting on said
south line OF Grace Street 10 feet )
inches. and extending back south
wardly between parallel lines ITO feet
inches on the west line and 100 feet
inches on the east line.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay off
and discharge a note for $2,i37 subject
10 credit OF Si31. together with an
interest. taxes. levies and the cost OF
executing this trust, balance to be ar
ranged At sale.
H. r. ROSE.
b. NJ. JACOBS.
Trustees.
The auctioneers are prepared 10 Of
Ter liberal terms at the above sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
Port II Closed.

LONDON. March .6.--A dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph Company from
Amsterdam says the Willie I'm shaver
newspapers announce that the harbor
OF WilhelmShaven will he closed to the
public for the next fortnight The rca-
son for the order is not given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26
It'd. w ANTS
MAY cents a line per insertion.

s SGANihi. cents zen a line per insertion.
rs " IL ssn,' spain !so t ps5 ' iss.
ESvI rSisS @ H iSE Tspsesa
S IS c Xstp SWiIsiS oS ST. wESk WIFI
RATE PER LINE
SUNDAY ana pa snaye' i, ,Se Lines. % .,
, DsHy lln.s,t,r, ,ins. 10 cents.
Sv,mahSOriVE Insertions. 30 cent?.
situations Wanted. Mnle and Female
! tinie DAILY or SUSDAY. cents a line.
H ,anes %iinin one week. IL cents "a line.
lines 70 tho linen. ana six WORDS to eHe line
C!ass,a: an1re rates cover ali classIhcations
SobsfATiONS FOR I'D WANT ADS.
. fl a me following Times Dispar:h Branch Of
i, ~. are Tor tue convenience of tho public
. e''"i 'ihie rates. whicn are given above:
IVES. ME i:n, Or, roCsnEE STREET:
aou "nsuY Drug store. Floyd Ave. and
,oI rmarIs s; s, Turner Druggist. ives, Broad.
attntrs Dl1 ;oie i av.. Uro1 A'9 Ave-.
l. 1. nooker Drug Store. sooI IS. Main 81.
I,, m,isn e.; DRUG Co.. Inc.. Lombardy and
c, Alien Avenue Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
4 9f D4Ss g s;Ssss Co 20 81 r. W s St
kun, "Tns Sifse1 rnaE gn,y s3' s Pine st.,
~. Il. Stay d Bros. BROOK Ave. ana Clay
ITarran. Drug Store. toushee and Broad
EAST OF FoUsirEE STREET.
N ohsn %. III East Broad ST.
Tragic Drug Co. sii l.. Iiioad 81.
l. JenrieB DRUG Store. ia Il. Broad ST.
farley Pharmacy. Third and Main SITS.
Y T. h HsSsha 10 '%i Hot56 tif!h St
,,s .nI hardaon Drug Store. col y. Seven
II. Childrey. - y. Eighteenth st.
SIS urner's Pharmacy. Twenty first and Main
,!liams Pharmacy. Twenty nrst and Mar
Springer Drug Company. Twenty third and
Woed sshaaf Drug Co.. Tw.n,y-ntth
,wood's Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
.,chureh nm Pharmacy. 1900 East Broad
Up. Craig Drug store. 1900 =. broad 81.
Tile n;chardson Clay Street Drug Store. sol \.
PARAMOUNT.
BARTON IiEfGHTs.
HiGHIAND PARk.
4: -: Cosby Co. 1900 Third Ave.
". +. vaughan. Fourth and Stuart.
SOUTH RICHMOND
Cha W; Garrison. 1903 Hull St. and all7
Forest Hill Ave.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. 3lot
o<nmes Avenue.
SwASSBORO.
- Roberts. 2oot Hull st.
FULTON
J A. Black. 33l6 Williamsburg Ave.
Pe9ies Drug Store. 1900 Williamsburg
A'eor
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WONDERFUL HOW MEN
LOVE HOLES IN GROUND

This opcn movement is striking
change from the deadly stalcness and
the depression Of fixed trench lighting.
on the other hand. il is wonderful how
the men. long Injured 10 trench life.
have come to love holes In the ground.
During the rest period on long marches
many OF them can be seen sitting In
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
TO CLOSE; AN ESTATE,


by request OF the American National
Bank of RichmOnd. trustee. in order to
close an estate, we will offer for sale
at pubic auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. 1917.
at $50 +. NJ.
this splendid dwelling and lot bounded
as follows: beginning at a point on the
east line Of the Boulcva thirty-cight
f"S) feet south of Floyd Avenue. thence
running southwardiy along the east
line OF tho Boulevard and fronting
thereon thirtyonc (3D feet. and on
tending back eastwardly between par
alicl lines one hundred and thirty tl3u)
feet to vide paved alley.
This most excellent dwelling has ten
rooms and two baths, with every mod
ern convenience in f1rst-class condition.
IT VIII make YOU AN ideal home or a
profitable investment. as IL is in the
best section of our city, fronting on 4
wide and attractive boulevard where
values are increasing every day as IL
Is specially convenient to everything,
desirable
TERMS: This sale is made subject
TO a deed OF trust to secure the prin-
cipal SUM OF six thousand l$e u0n)
dollars. bcariug per cent interest
maturing May II, 1918. to be assumed
by the purchaser; balance cash
CHEWING & BOEIEY.
Auctioneers.
&c North Ninth Street.
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FOR SALE, good team Of
mules. f. III. CARRIER,
phone Randolph All
POULTRY AND BIRDS
For SALE-AIachina

PURE, BRED Buff orpington eggs fnr
IG.G-Y. '''''
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Germans. as understood in these fig
urcs. include Austrians. The ngures
by countries include, under Germany,
a large proportion OF Poles
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Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

The proEre.site Railway of the South"
~ 90 P. NJ. Sleepers Atlanta ana .jackson
vile. 6;aa =. Al. s!sepers Jacksonvi!ie. lam.
"a and Key West; ll:10 ,. NJ coaches,
i2:ts r. NJ. sisepers Atlanta, Birmingham.
Jacksonvilie Tampa and ST. Petersburg
A. A.. $50 p. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-26

STEAM and kerosene tractors engine
boilers, engines. wood Working machines OF
every description. Condition guaranteed.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.
,, March Is i@iI
THE lie ID directors OF this ,G",npany have de-
payable on and after April =. 1917. 10 stock
holders OF rccor'. March -. 1917.
". IL. SLAUGHTER.
SECRETARY.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS CO.
Itich;nond. Va. March g. 1917
AT n meeting OF tho board of directors OF
ihis company. held this day. the regular
quarterly dividend OF ] per cent was de
Clared upon its capital stock psyabie Aprii
:. 1911. to htockhoidcrs Of record at close
mailed.
II j. WILL1NGHAM Jn.
Secretary
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STEAMBOATS
OldDOnliniOnL,ine

~. l;ichinond. Il. oil ASH ST. daily. 100 Il. NJ
Leaves Newp1rt News. :! 90 A. NJ
Coiineetions win main line steamers Ieav.
ing Norfolk Tor New York daily. cycept sum
day. 1900 +. VI. Connections nIso made by
y. X w; Ky. r. NJ. ana &. " .. Ry. at I
J.. Al. Might line steamers stop a Glare.
mont on signal. and are met by pL.,lic con.
Ncyan,es
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. James River
by dayiiEnt for Eorfolk; Old Point. Newport
News and all James River LANDINGS: Mon.
day Wednesday and Friday at 900 Il ST.
Freight received for all James River points