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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-09
FRENCH SOLDIERS GET WINE.

Far.7-~Il tba wear 1915 the French
governments distributed as coo 600
-0.LtVa aL wine among The armies, each
--.-~ ana officer receiving hair q liter q
last year there was q consid-
ss%-7 increase the total amount
Tequ2sit5oued reaching 100 000. 000
bottles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-09

There was a fail house at the Me-
night for she Helping Hand club the
largest woman's organization III the
three cities. met for the frse time
since the whirlwind campaign which
secured for the club a membership OF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-09
RECEIVES INJURY IN
SCUFFLE WITH GUARD

NJ A. Langford. 1924 Eourth ave
nue.. was brought TO the police station
last evening and q wound ia his face
given attention by DR. TT. a. Beam II
had been reported that Langford had
fallen but this morning he told Nagis-
rrate Gustafsou that he was pushed
over by q guard at "A factory.
All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-09
Social and Personal
Inspect New Studio.

Music department - the woman 3
c}G9 met in most delightful session
Wednesday after noon in the basuttiGI
Te# studio Of Miss Edna Mitchell
the udsical atmosphere Of tho re-.E#
and Miss 3fIteHelEs cEter.5uE H1s-
pital3ty combining 10 make the gath
eriag one long so be remembered
Yesterday was the first time many 0T
the members had seen the rastefulJy
arranged rooms. and they went juto
obstacles over the suite all done ia
blue and mahogany vita the paper.
hauslugs, rugs and curtains in blue.
and ala the furnishings in massive ma
hogany. Flowers JIM the reception
room were daHodiTs in large blue has
Eats tiea with fluffy bows Of GGIIG.
while California peppers sent by Miss
Carrie Wiese, who SIS in California add
go 10 She heauty Of the scene. and in
the other rooms sweet peas lent tbalr
fras rance. simply arranged lu huge
basker-no--Is
The program was unusually good.
tine nlIlLeTR belpE we'll given and en-
t~ue'ast' ca5ir received. Tine depart
menr subscribed So 80 the woman
bHlaiug fund. which with the chill
Grer department subscription Of SO.
makes EE1 from that DIVISION Some
berg VITO announced that he IS bring
ing TTavrah Hubbard here april ~
TO give one Of his delightful opera
ICEue, Madame Butterfly. iu the high
school auditorium free If charge To
The members Of the music depart
mcnt and their friends. Tickets were
given out and MIR NorbeEg asks only
that the house be filed He may he
sure Of that for Havrah Hubbard Is
very well known here. and anything
more delightfully."- entertaining or more
essentially enGgbrentng along Crera
lines has never teen heard. ana shat
opinion IFS surely prevalent tU this
community mr. Hubbard always be-
sins his programs by making q strong
plea for opera in English. urging the
people to insist up0u having them iu
EuElish. and his programs are always
of the finest Ills accompanies is also
All artist. Interested people are ask
ed to- keep this date Ira mlld and lex
cts are TO be had by applying lo Mrs.
W. III. Guthrie, Miss Mitchell OF tho
N0rberg music house Miss oliver was
present at the meeting and gave out
tickets fer the final rehearsal of the
TTi-City Symphony for Mondays event.
at the Moline theatre Sunday after
noon all season ticket holders being
entitled to admission. ana those who
did net receive q ticket Wednesday
RAY do SO by applying Re Miss oliver
ErGppe ana cakes were served during
The happy social session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-09
RYDEEnTAKENBY
KENOSHA POLICE
UaB Wanted Here for Assault JpoH
john IioImes is Taken by Wis
con&in 0fdcers.
KNIFE Is Used N THE ATTACK
affair Had to DO with Labor Troubles
in the Plant of Williams, White
s. Go.-Ficfim Curt

Word comes from Eenasha, Wis
that Arvld B Rydaen. charged with
assault upon John Holmes. an employee
~ williams. White s. Co. with intent
tn commit murder. Is under arrest I'm
that city The arrest was upon q
warrant issued from the court of r.
M Wheelock. Justice of the peace, and
today Constable Ira Nels Pierce de-
parted for Eenosha to bring The prl8-
oner 10 Moline for a hearing
The alleged assault upon Holmes
was with q knife. Dec. %. 1916. and
was about the time OF labor troubles
ina the plant OF Williams. White g.
Co., and is said 10 have been an OUT
growth of that disagreement
Attacked While I'm Bed.
Bydeen was employed at the plant
OF the John Deere Wagon company.
and both men we're lodging at 535
Eleventh street The alleged assault
upon Holmes was made when be was
ia bed. and the victim came out of tine
alteration with a. badly disfgHred
face
0Hcars as Eeuosha report that Rv-
deem had indicated willingness To re-
turn without eEtrsdI00n papers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-09

Trimmings and color
bleudinas are decId-
eddy OF the moment
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-03-16
COMING EVENTS

March list. Patrick's Day Dancing
Party at Trues Auditorium. Mu-
sic by Luell's Harp orchestra.
March list. Patrick's Supper at
parish hall, given by the Catholic
ladies.
March 20-The Fall of a Nation
Unique Theater.
April 7-Frederick E. Hopkins. lee
turer lyceum course number
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

1911 5-pa assnger: Haynes. excellent condition:
net long used. Model Garage. Goa West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
FATAL CLASH OVER A NEGRO
Three White Men Dead and Three
Wounded Mt La Pine, Ala, Fol-
lowing General Battle.
IRy Ansociated Prcsa.l


MONTGOMERY. ALA. October g.
In battle over n negro, three white
men are dead and three wounded at
La Pine. Ala. thirty-five miles south
OF here.
The dead: Oliver Enzer. aged sixty:
Hub Cannon. aged thirty-flve; w. L.
Grihth. aged thirty-fve.
The injured: Hugh Enzer thirty
two. will die; Professor L. H. Hudson.
shot in both arms; Justin Enzer. aged
thirty-fve. shot in side.
Accompanied by Kirk Brown, Can
non. Griffith and Hudson went to the
homo Of oliver Enzer this morning to
look for negro, who three days ago
held up white man, and who was said
to be on the Enzer place. The request
for the negro, 1t is stated. was greeted
with a hail OF shot. The casualty list
resulted.
Reports from La Pine state that the
Enzers resented the searching of their
premises by the posse Of four men.
and ordered them off the place. The
posse, which was armed with n search
warrant. refused to leave, and q fusil-
lade of shots followed. Hub Cannon
was the first man to fall, shot, it is
said. by oliver Enzer The shooting
became general, I'D Brown was the
only man who escaped injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Evana-Fitz-IEuch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. OctobI
6.-Peyton Randolph Evans. of AM
herst. Va, recently elected "A memb}
OF the State Legislature. and Miss j
META Fitz-Hugh. daughter OF Profe|
sor Thomas Fitz-Hugh. of the chair
Latin at the University Of Virgini
were married at S o'clock this eveniI
In the University Chapel, the officiatir
clergyman being Rev. Beverley
Tucker. rector OF st. Pauls Church.
tho university. The maid OF honor VIZ
Miss Ruth Watkins, of New Orlear3
while the groom was attended by Aled
ander Berkeley Darlington, OF DanVilH
ms best man. The ushers were Lieute1
ant Gillian. of Richmond: Robert HI
Carter, of Orange: Lieutenant Harrisd
Marshall Robertson. of Danville. an
Captain William Morrison Taliaferr
OF Tampa. Fla. The groom and his al
tendants were in military uniform.
The bride, who is an attractiN
blonde. was educated ut Sweet Bris
College. and the junior and seni{
classes Of that institution were pre-
ent at the ceremony.
Mr.. Evans was educated at Virgin
Polytechnic Institute and at the I'm
versity of Virginia. He received h
degree In the law school of the latt'
institution. While in college he was
star linesman on the varsity footba
eleven. and was head coach ofithe 10
football eleven. He is now Il memb
OF the reserve officers training corps
Fort Meyer. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
WOMEN FORM AUXILIARY
TO H0WlTZER ASSOCIATE
General Meeting to lie Held Thur.dl
OF Mothers, Sisters, Wives
md Swecthrnrts

invitations are being sent out to II
mothers. sisters. wives. sweethear n
and friends of the Richmond How
zers battery. headquarters and sunni
compa MES field artillery now away III
participation in the world war. To al
TEND a special meeting to he held
the annex to the Seventh Street Chrl
t'"h ehurch on THURSDAY at Sis o'clod
for the purpose OF ofEanizinr an an
mary to the Richmond Howitzers Al
sociation 10 watch after the wejfa|
Oh those who have gone to the frond
These boys are giving their all ID
their country. and the women al
anxious TO do all they can for ,hes
see that they are supplied with Il
thinSs necessary to make camp nj
now. and eventually. trench life
comfortable as possible.
al this meeting plans Will be pet
fected for prompt organization. cor
mittees Will be appointed. officers cleo
ed and everything gotten in shape (,
real action. The committee from I,
HOwitzers' Association desires III
those interested make n special enc
TO be present at this meeting The
VIII be short talks by members of Il
association setting forth the objects
the meetinE: short musical pre-
Sihh mas also Dccn arranged, art
which the meeting Will be opened
those present TO discuss the matte
Through the Kindness of Captain c.
Colin. Forty-seventh New York InfaI
try. the regimental band Will rende
n musical program.
Rev. Percy Edrop. chaplain. OF III
Forty-seventh New York Regiment
VIII open the meeting with prayer. an
the principal address Will be made d
Licutenant-Govcr J. Taylor Ellyso|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Council Proceedings.

At the adjourned meeting of the
Council last night the resignation o;
w. "A. Ramey as member from tho
Filth Ward was received and accept
ed. and j. G. Qunrles WAS elected to
succeed him. Nonconcurrence was
voted in the resolution passed by the
Aldermen giving the Petersburg and
ADpomattoX Railway Company per-
mission to. begin laying tracks on
streets In the city an proposed In n
franchise now pending. for the reason
that the franchise has not been grant :
ed. The Council Will meet on Octo-
her % 10 receive bids for the fran
chise. = a resolution was offered by
Captain Patteson directing the city
attorney to take the necessary steps
to have the Legislature, at it's com
Ing session. to order reasseasmcnt
of real estate in the city. II was
referred TO the finance committee In
this connection. Councilman Reirach
suggested that II would be we'll to
have the finance committee furnish to
the Council 4 statement of the present
financial condition of the city in or
der that members might vote UNDER
stnndingly as tn further appropria-
lions for expenditures. The chairman
of the committee promised to present
such statement ut the next meeting
OF the Council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Mortunry mud nIrth necnrd.

There were ffty-two deaths anC
cighty-thrce births In the city in Sep
tember. according to the records of the
health department. or the .lecedents
twenty-thrrc were white and twenty
nine rolored. There were two deaths
OF diphtheria, both nonresidents: ty-
phoid fever, twenty-one: whoopinE
cough. thirty: pellagra. one; tubercu-
losis. six: cancer. three; Bright's dig.
ease. ffty-one. The nurses report
shows ffty-sevcn patients treated dur
ing the month. sixteen being OLD cases
and forty-onc new. or the births. for
~ were among the white and forty
three among the colored population
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
ILLICIT STILL LEADS
TO KILLING OF HENSI s
witness Tcstincs That Fence I'm, n.
Further Than building OF
Line Fence

Especial TO The Times Dispatcb
HARRlSONBUItG, VA, October
ihat the trouble between Robert MI
ger and Milton Hensley, which ,..,
the killing of Hcnsley near E,llt,n,'
weeks ago, did not start over :,
puted line fence. but had it's bev,nn,i
In the operation of an Illicit ntiii
the contention OF Monger's COUNSEL
MS trial In the Circuit Court of ~
ihsnhm county on q charge of mural
Inc aefense contends that the Her.
,eys asked Mohser to assist In the one
atioh or the still. which he refusal 4
40. Some time afterward. EeLa,
revenue officers appeared I'm ,bn ~,
ny TO make an investigation. and :,
Hensieys are said to have blamed n,
ger Tor Informing" on them. Hen.,
anQ Monger both were wealthy f.r,'
iii-will Is said by the defense Ia In
existed between Monger and H.n.,I
after that. the quarrel brealtinr
anew when the dispute arose owe, III
line fence. Monger claims thar f,,.,
Hensley, son of Milton Hen.,a
opened fire first. and that Milton ILL.,
icy mad Ratchet drawn to strike h
when he tMongerl fired what NIL
pIooaoiy the iatal shot. Charles 4
hammer, In his opening statement q
nrI
In self-defense. and that Claude H.
ley should lave been indicted.
commemorative Attorney TT
Stricklcr. in opening the case for
prosecution. declared that Monrcr Io,l
before the day of the tragedy h
drawn revolver on one OF tho uan|
leys. and that The act for which ho
now on trial IL the deliberate ,,nn,
OF MAJ. unarmcd and defenselcss
Claude licnsiey was the first wi,neI
Tor the prosecution. He was ON
stand yesterday and most of TODAY 4
.es'iheu thht the tragedy was the n
SUI. OF dispute over the line fend
s.rip or ground about eighteen inchU
Miue oe'hG involved. Several surveI
were made. but none suited boI
parties. The Hcnsleys were crec,,nU
fence on what they considered tho H.
on the day of the shooting. Rohe
Monger and his two sons. jesse
Arthur Monger. were operating n craI
arm In al adjoining field Arthur Mol
ger. Hcnsley testified. accused him
setting the fence over on us" n
toid Monger to go away and attend
his own business. The witness st.,I
that Arthur Monger threw sto,I
striking him. and that he then fired
shot TO scare Mo1ger. missing him n
tentiohally Jesse Monger took II
Noifer from drill box and tossed
ROBERT Mongcr. who. Hensley tes,iheI
,hen began shooting. killing Mild
''enslcE' VINO was nj work on the fend
commemorative Attorney II.
Strickler is being assisted in tho nros]
cutiop, by Senator George y conrI
and Ernest 9. Crawford. Charles
TANNER and ID. O. Dcchert represeI
Monger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Notes Of Interest.

DR.. Douglas a. Freeman. of Rich
mond. will deliver the address, Mt The
mass-neeting Sunday afternoon in .he
Academy Of Music. His subject will
be. The Finished Soldier"
Chairman John HirschberE. of tho
Richmond Administrative Board will
address the Petersburg Retail Clerks
at the Young Mems Christian .Asso-
citation on Tuesday evening
On pardon by the Governor. Sam
Sibak. Russian. was released from
jail to-day. He had been sentenced to
one months Imprisonment and fine
or $50 for violation OF the prohibition
law.
Mrs. Shelton Chieves has been elect !.
ed president of the Ladies' Memorial
association to succeed the late Mrs
Bettie A Marks. Mrs. Marks was a
charter member or the association and
was devoted adherent of the Cen
federacy. as Is Mrs. Chieves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

u. ~ cantonmcnt rights for; sale On an OF :
elusive soldiers memcpto Something that
every Soldicr Will want to send. back home
WIitc or wire Hood e. Co.. 10, Schiller Bldg.
I,nicaS"; Exclusive distributing agency for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
w. S. WOLF REAPPoINTED
Ousted by Corporation Communication, lie
Again becomes Sheriff on
Order OF Court
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
WARRENTON, VA, October c.
Judge Fletcher to-day reappointed w.
Wolf sheriff of Fauquier County, fol-
lowing the decision of the Corporation
Commission, which declared the office
Of Sheriff vacated because he had ac-
copied pass from the Southern Rail-
road. Sheriff Wolf promptly handed
In his resignation to the court. The
reappointment of Wolf was urged by
hundreds of citizens all over the
county. who petitioned the court, ask
ing that he be continued as sheriff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Lieutenant Elect WEEDS.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October G..
Sir Charles and Lady Lyall, Of Eng
land, have sent cards here announcing
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Cecil Lyall, to Lieutenant William
Alexander Fleet. formerly Of this city,
now OF the Grenadier Guards. Lieu-
tenant Fleet is son OF the late Pro-
lessor Alexander Fleet, who was a pro-
lessor In Judge n. H. CoIeman's Acad-
envy In this city number of years
ago. Lieutenant Fleet Is an NJ. A. Of
the University OF Virginia and a gradu.
ate Of Oxford University, England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
WILL APPOINT PATROLMEN
TO REPORT ON IIIGUWA
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

lSnecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. October
George i. Coleman. State Highws
Commissioner, in a determined effo
to keep the Richmond Washingtd
Highway In good order. has arrange
to have competent engineer to lot
after this road from Washington
Richmond. thence on to North Carolin
Patrolmen Will be appointed at certa]
points along the highway. and they wi
report to. the highway office in RfcI
mond any bad places or broken bridgd
which VIII be given prompt attention..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
nnby Dies During NICE.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Octob1
6.-When Mr.. and Mrs Strother
Hanm awoke yesterday morning thd
found that their infant daughter, Dorl
thy, aged nine. months. had died durin
the night. Tho funeral was held fro
the residence at $3.50 o'clock this afteI
noon Mr.. Hamm is teller Mt the M
tional Bank OF Charlottesyille.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
SECRETARY OF WAR MAY
VISIT SOUTHSIDE FAIR
VIII Come to Cant0nment. md Hopes
10 Accept Invitation to Inspect
Exhibition.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG. VA. October 6.-'rhe
South Side Virginia Fair Association.
through It's general manager. Horace
l.. Smith, EXTENDED an invitation to
Secretary of War Newton ID. Baker
to time his visit to the Petersburg
environment so as to attend and de.
liver an address at the fair, which
will be held here October 1920. In
his response. Secretary Baker says
that he expects to visit the canton
ment In tho near future, and, though
the visit Is indefinite. he will endcnvor
to make II coincide with visit to
the fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Uniform. for Rifles.

a. r. Hill Rifles. the newly organ
lied military company. were notified
to-day that they would be allowed to
wear the regulation United States
Army uniform. ting day will be
held here soon to raise the money
needed for tho purchase Of the uni
forms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
Progress. Company Chnrtcrcd

The Petersburg Evening Progress
has been chartered as a stock com.
pany. with the following officers: pres
idcnt and manager. c.. J.. Snowden:
vice-presidcnt. f. II. Patterson: sec
,retnry-trcasurer. Arthur Wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
PIANOS

PIANOS for rent-we make n specially OF
hi.h-grade new pianos at very reasonable
rates and will allow your rsnt to apply on
sale should you buy piano OF us
later on.
DO you want piano In your home? we
VIII place ono for your inspection on a
strictly guaranteed proposition. You do
not have TO keep II II II Is not entirely
up to your ideas OF value.
you can have 30 days to test ono OF our
hiEh-Erade pianos In your home. as sell
on strict guarantee Of perfect service
and satisfaction.
EVERY plano we mako or sell is sold on an
absolute guarantee plan. Our chief aim Is
TO satisfy our patrons and make satisfied
customers build up permanent business.
WE have several real bargains in used
pianos this week. In upright. mahogany
cases. ranging from $3.50 10 $3.50 These
INSTRUMENTS will have to be seen to he APP
prcciRtcd. Do not miss this opportunity
Easy terms II desired.
COLONIAL PIANO CORPORATION.
No. 205 East Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

FUN rcni. rooins and bath furnished md
heated Will rent SnEly cn suite. Ap-
ply between . and : l.. NJ. Ii East GraCe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

FOR rent. small dance hall. convcnientIy
located. Apply Apartment 40. The Ches-
terrified 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

SPEtlAL rr!c"s Oh all orders for fan and
WINTER suits Come in and convince YOUR
81! wn.rc van rci better results i Kat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

FoK rent, ballroom. Allen Avenue. between
main and Floyd Modern. boulevard
Sl9;-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

FOR rent nicely furnished room second
door. ranStcntS accommodated. SO5 West
Grace Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

) No arg" bright rooms nicely and com
Ii'ltih furnished FOR housek ecrIng I.atb
~ 1n1 norch it2a Tayl"r street '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

iiiREE bright rooms second floor at Ill
East cary Street Reduced for desirable
l'arty. Call Randoph 23gI w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

Foi: I"i''. one nicely furnished hall room
.1.,t.arr, H. enlh and phone Meals con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
MEETINGS
sOUTHEHN. HALLWAY COMPANY.

SOUTHERN. RAILWAY COMPANY.
mr., fichmoId Va. Sept. i 1917. =.
sou.herH m nen,;py Gempany. sSr the pHr:
since tho last annn I meeting OF stSskhSld:
business as may BIO brought before the
Richmond, Va, on TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3.
The stock ,trnnsfer books. both common
and preferred: Will BIO elossd At O'clock
Will be reopenod at 10 81 Clock A. III. on
weano'aay oc'0ofG e. WIN. secretary.
n A, Stated COMMUNICATION Of Fra
~. ternal. No. SO. A.. F. q A. NJ, will
,dS'Ka2w $MoNDX.y5 ,EyRN-
brethren are fraternaiiy Invited to unite
BY order Of 81. wer.hlpsa, MISTER:
" Yifs. Il M s. & SscEatAry.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

LARGE second floor front rooms. hand
.oinoly furnished: southern exposure; heat.
el"ctricity bath: also double garage in rear.
.NppiN - West Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

CLEAN. neatly furnished rooms: also bnu.c
kCntiIE LNs Nrst ErnnNlin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

FOR rent, FURNISHED. large bright rooms
on arCond floor near bath. Phone aud
all convcntences. 6lh North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

THE WEBSTER.
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrst -cass;
central: hot-wate heated: prices very
reasonable. Madison 2i35 l0i4- lvl6 East
BRIGHT rooms, southern exposure over
looking Monroe Park. & North Laurel
Table hoard. References exchanged Phone
Madison 6g22 ..-ef,e,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD
TIE WEBSTER.

R90MS AND hoAKp. ABSoLuTELY
HEATED PRICES VERY REASONABLE.
SPECIAL RATES TO THOSE VISITING
lOlG EAST CLAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-07

IS AinEh gentleman furnished room ives,
30, ,-.Ir'pIJaE street southern exposure
.r1hH '5Jd J'r!cc wanted. A sO7 care Times