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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
TULSA YOUTH IS PROMOTED
Elmer NJ. Sicbcr Is Made Sergeant n,
Medical Corps of U. S. Army.

Following four years service In the
medical corps OF the United States
army Elmer NJ Sieber, who was reared
In Tulsa and whose parents reside at
3 North Yorktown, has been promoted
from private OF the first class TO
the rank OF sergeant. Sieber Is at
this time stationed at Syracuse, n. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
SEDITI0NER KILLS HIMSELF
Jumps From Window While Being
Questioned About Spanish Riots.

MADRID, Aug. 16.-Luis Correus,
under arrest for seditious utterances,
threw himself out of a window as he
was being interrogated today by a
police official and was killed.
The police assert they know the
names of nine hundred persons who
were implicated in the strike move
ment in Barcelona which has caused
serious disorders in Spain recently.
Several strikers have been injured
In an encounter with troops at Saba
dell, Catalonia. The Riotino miners
have struck.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
Negro I.ynclicd.

HEATHSVILLE, Va, Aug. 10
Nill,1m Page. a negro. accused of at
tempting TO attack two white women
Mt Lillian. Va, was taken from Off
GERS last night and lynched by MOB
Of several hundred masked men. ac .
cording to information reaching here
TODAY. 1t Is said to be the first lynch
ing in Virginia in Is years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
NelU Officers to Go to
France for Instruction

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G-From the
$1,000 officers taken from the train
ing camps just closed a considerab BILE
number are being selected to begin
Immediately intense training in
France under Major General Pershing
at an officers school in the American
army area.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
German Navy Lieutenant
Arrested for Being Spy

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-Lieut
Irving +. Schneider of the German
navy was arrested here on a presi-
dental warrant as a spy three days
ago, department of justice officials
announced today. Many maps and pa
pers declared to- be of an incriminat-
ing nature were found in his posses
sion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
LEGLESS MAN WOULD SERVE
Refuses Exemption When Rejected
by st. Louis Board.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 16-Robert
l.. Allen, a legless man OF Alesboro.
Texas, examined for the selective
army by st. Louis board, and re-
iected on physical grounds, refuses
exemption, and in letter to the local
board insists that he be accepted for
the army in some capacity.
The letter has been forwarded to
the war department
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
GENERAL STRIKE EXPECTED
TO BE CALLED BY |. W. WIS
General Secretary Declares WaIkour
VIII BE Ordered in Northwest
ern States

SPOKANE, Wash. Aug. ia
general strike of the Industrial " CrK-
ers of the World called for Monday Is
certain to become effective unless de-
mands are granted and members held
in jails in oregon, Washington, Ida no
and Montana are released, according
to a statement made today by James
Rowan, assistant secretary Of the l..
w. w, Rowan said the threatened
strike had no political signlricance
and was simply a movement for bet
terment of workers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
NETHERLANDS WILL DEMAND
EXPLANATION FROM KAISER
Wants to Know Why German Torpedo
Boats Violated Dutch
Neutrality.

THE HAGUE. Aug. 1G-Official an
nouncement was made today that the
Netherlands minister at Berlin had
been instructed to protest seriously to
the German foreign office against the
violation on August of Dutch ter
ritorial waters by German airplanes
and torpedo boats off the Scheldt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17

ont. Terhaps we might get a raise II our
acquaintances would do likewise. Aw, well.
yesterday was fine large day Plumb
desirable. in fact At high noon the mer.
cury skidded up TO the 81 degree mark.
while enrlier In the morning the heat
amounted to a punny 10 degrees. II might
be Of interest TO some TO know the winds
ware from the south pnd the skies wars
partly obliterated with clouds. Along about
beau or male quartet time in the evening IL
reined few spare drops. For toda. and
tomorrow we predict part cloudy weather.
that Is II weather can be part cloudy. II Il
eat wen predict II any way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
Princeton Abandons Football.

PRINCETON. n. j. Ars. 10 There
will be no varsity football at Prince
ton this fall, the entire football squad
Of last year and a large part of tho
three upper classes having entered
the federal service. The usual fresh
man schedule, however. will be car-
ried out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
Secret Wireless Plant
Discovered in Argentina

BUENOS AIRES. Aug ia Sc
cret wireless station has been discov-
cred on the coas: of Chubut by the
Argentine navy department The
authorities believe the station was
used in communicating with sus-
picious vessels in the south Atlantic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
Oklahoma Women Hurt
in Colorado Collision

DENVER, Col, Aug. 16.-Mrs. Zoe
SHELTON, 80 years old, of Muskogee,
Okla, was injured, probably fatally
and Miss Pet" Summers, IS. of Hen
ryetta, Okla. was painfully hurt today
when n taxicab in which they were
driving to Fort Logan, Col, was struck
by train near Littleton. a suburb.
A. j. Coog of Littleton, the driver OF
the car died on the way TO "A hospital.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
Italy and Belgium Make
Another Touch on u. s

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Loans Of
$40. 900. 900 to Italy and $5,90O,0OO to
Belgium were made by the govern
ment today, bringing the total thus
far advanced the allies up to $l,916,-
400, 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17
GOSH

In view OF the fact that the police
Are not molesting the male luartets
or street corner visitors we srggest
the bluccoats be called upon to form
bug extertninating brigade. The bugs
that have pesterad' Tulsans for the
past two nights should be annih'iated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-17

When you finish reading this pa
per place l'cent stamp on this
notice hand same to any postal em-
ploye and II will bo placed in the
hands Of our soldiers or sailors at
the front NO WRAPPING, NO
ADDRESS A. s Burleson, Post
master General.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
CRY CIRCUIT Counr.

Monday iiardcr's Tircproof Storage
% y T, *. Jones. ra,teson. u. q:
Guuu \ Matthews. u. d.
Monday ii. Is. Hayes VS.. y. T..
Clarke s 60. rattcson. y. q; J.. r. ".
har:C. u. a.
Monday tetna Life Insurance Go. vs..
Potts & MccomaS. Patteson u. a.:
Emmett ScR;on y. q.
Tue sday.-Nincent Investment Co. VS..
Alison Motor co. l.. NJ. Long. p. o.:
Gum " Mathews. y. Il.
Wedncsday-J. L. Holiday vs. Kouri
Michacis Morris ~ Williams and
{. V Meredith. y. q.
Wcdnesday--loncs Motor Car Co. vs..
r Hudlin and \. Jacobs. a. G. Collins.
u. a.; |. shapiro. y. d.
Wcdnesda y--Rmdlin e; nj. rs. Jones
Motor Car Co |. Shapiro. n. a.: a. G.
Thursday Elizabeth \. Wise vs. W
II. Palmer. Leigh. Pollard, Wise and
chichester. II. u: Williams & Mullen.
u. d.
t'ridUy-E. IL Simmons W. w T..
l"ncs Roland Garrett. y. q.
"rida r--Mose'y Ns. MoSeIy w. r.
Meredith. y. a.: II. NJ. Smith, Il. Lamb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.


:, Ida W Lecky =; Viz TO American
Trust Company. trustee. 6hxl1g3-i feet
south line Of stuart Avenue Il cast
line. Of Mulberry Street, October q.
1916: $500.
p. W. Altman CT ux TO w stewart
White, trustee. 81 feet 2l-+ inches hv
lt1 - feet south line Of Rogers Street.
lSA feet Ia inches west OF Miller
Avenue. April 50. 1917: Silica
y. r Crcccy 10 W. +. nedl trustee
3cxj20 feet. known as 3l4 South Third
Street. tpri! -. 1917 5000.
Z. :. StumDf at uA :" trustees Of
Citizens building and i.oru Assoctat ion
No. &c. Inc. 3"xi@0 feet. known a., 7ai
North Ninth street. May -, l"I7:
Mary e LpInpIin to i. s,tcrGinc
81 ais. trustees is2-3 ~ lio Zee;
south line .. Clay street between
TMrty;tourth end Tldrty-dfh streets
Susial \. Wooholl Ct vlr 20 i. L
Carncal. trustee. i5Hl2i3-i r,rt aor,h
lire OF CARY street. - rc.t west Of
GRANNY street May - l'i.. Ss.Ii0
y r. Crawford q ais to : y 81
kinson, trustee, lot OF rcrsuu.l ;trup-
crty located al Columbia also i-,lio
feet north line Of stuart Road, i.u fHst
west Of reudaii hv.aGa: also lots a0.
~ and 70 iu u}orh &, ju Eroohirud
PARK; also lots II and y IN section !:
In block - ia Colonial Place. also 20
acres Of Land "nd Improvements lyiuc
IL GoochiaHd Counts May -. lNi1.
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state corroration Commission
Yesterday issued the following char
National Carbide Corporation. Ivan
voc. ". g. Eurhana. president: Holt
; lloyd. secretary and tr"asurcr-noth
Of 'iichWond. CAPITAL. $3.50. 900
Richmond tutorioniIc Board Of
Trade Inc Richmond w l.. Pren,is
pres id"n': ". Il; Walker so,retar,.-
hoiU % Richmond. caniial $40 600
Fam island Cunning club, I'M. Nor
i"l'. Arthur ~ White pre- si,!ent: 4: ::
!r":h. secretary and trcp surcr-Loth OF
E"ri"lt. Capital. $500
t'uc' AMI Ey-l'rndu"t. Goa; ,'orror,-
,"n '"r"n. : 4 Fulton. president
Huntington. W. Va: ". !: crawford
secret ny :ud ircrSurcr RluoGold ~
Va, ''a3iial. $4,000
A'NcMdnicn Ia .,irrr.cr Of Illuminate
,n- aud Tower Securities corporatjou.
E'"nm"nn. "hrnSimC preferences AS to
preferred stock W.
torcicn charters.
RE "HshirSton Land and MORTGAGE
COMPANY. q Wes; Virginia corporation
domcSiicItcd Ia DO business in ,hn
state Of Virginia. capital stock. $50 000
y. y. crockett, statutory agent. j,oe-
burr
,m"r"mcri 20 foreign char,ar roval
'nu''"hitt '"nr"ny. a New Yor,,
ch:rtcr. inrrctSint SIS r,ni;;,i .,n.is
FROM $500 ho 10 $1,000. 900
Amendment to forei,.n .h.r,cr
Brotherhood of I'll Railway Emplovcrs
Z" ""rp"rai'or of tho state Of Illinois.
cntnGint: its nGmc to Rcncit Nssoc:a. :
ti"n OF Railway Employees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
teen alterna,es to take tho places Of

teen alternateS TO take tho places or
those unable to pass the examinations.
The men have been urged TO make
'hcir iInal pre-. lara ;torS to DC READY
20 leave the university as soon a'
they arc ordered. Transportation rs
TO be furnished by the government. AZ
soon ~ the necessary equipment can
he secured. the u?its VIII SAL.
Severed changes n"v" been made IN
he Dcr.o:,ne, and pay % the corps.
There will be one first sergeant at 800:
on. corporal. II S2A. instead OF two:
ui.c second scrr cant. nj SEQ per month:
oHs chief "rcciuLic. at S24; two as.
siStAn; 1icchDnics. at SCI: ono "hict
cocii at $40: one assistant cook, ut
MS: two clerks. at $50: two ordcrlics,
:; SIS. ma sixteen drivers. ri S:a. In
stead a: S@c. Complete equipment Of
,.otkiu:; will hc supplied By the gov
-r.,.ner. AID members OF the corps
win no, Save 70 take extra clothing
with chem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

ro'al reserve
i'i' y per cent rcdemption
trnn against Federal 70
@r'in back notes.
hills discounted. members
i5'iis bought in open mar
h"' ....
l. :. bonds
ohc-Ncar trsa sury notes. E.
4. u certificates OF in
dchtedness
Municipal warrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
BRAZIL WILL NO LONGER
REMAIN NEUTRAL NATION
i'""'r"" :" hr,"s.c rrinc!pie aud 70
Police .""th Atlantic Win
iIcr y'Irrt.
Iny AsS"cl.,cd rc"se.I

$40 .;ANEIitn. May Accor,,in-
Z" the Journal 10 comncrrio. i: Was
decided AZ meeting ot tho parlinrnco
AIRY and diplomatic commissions called
yesterday by the foreign minister. to
adori the principle of revocation Of
Erazirs neutrality in the war between
n" United States and Germany and to
police tn South Atlantic with the Bra
lillian feet
y bill providing for revocation OF the
decree OF neutrality will lie presented
TO The chamber Tomorrow It is he
hcNcd that the chamber, whose tendcn-
cies t" enlarge the political horizon OF
i;razil have been more and more in
evidence. will demand incorporation in
mis- project of clause giving wide
powers to the government
\ bill providing for the opening OF n
credit FOR the creation OF service Of
military geographical information, to
De connected with the ministry OF war
Nas presented TO the chamber to-day
II is stated in official circles that
parliament viii order the coniiscation
o.. all German ships in brazilian por;
rs soon as the official rcpor; OF the ~
uru| into the i"rpedoing of the Eva :
Lillian steamer 'vijuca. made q, E"r-
ieaux. is received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
DR. DANIEL. \. POLLING
Will DELIVER SERMON


iSnociaI 70 The Times Dispatch.
i.I.ON COLLEGE. y. G.. May 26.----Dr.
paaiNi a. roiinr. of Roston. Mass. as
soci..,. president ~ the Worlds Chris
tan Erdcavor Cuion. will deliver tho
hi.Cca'aura"te sermon tomorrow morn
inc al Zion College Tomorrow even
inc President Harper will give ,hr
IL: ~. .aureai" address os usual Iii.
theme is to he "irrevcrnnCc-It.
Causes ami Cure" The commencement:
viii conclude on ucsday. THAT da,'
viii witness seven,y-three young men
and women receiving degrees. diplomas
and certificates. which will be I.lon's
largest class.
The iinal item o.. the commencement
this year viii he the alumni address
by !. T'olph Long. of the class of 1908.
Mr. Long will discuss the present war
- a step In political democrac:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
real ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Business Is Light az Compared With
Preceding Week, When Big
Transfers We're Entered.
TOTAL. FOR WEEK. Is SIo5.2oo
Boulevard Property Brings Good
Pricc-largc Sale Made III Hen
rico County--Euiid!ng Permits
Less Than Previous Week.
total. FOR WEEK Is sIoo,2oo
Real Estate Summary
rIiE Ml:ll,.> Ni:NNnD


The local reH, estate mnr'lci took
n decided stump las; week. as COM
pared with the rrcccdin@ r"r"1. The
volume OF deeds placed "u record In
the Chnnccry Court was hclaw that o'
the previous wcoh. aud tn" total
amount OF money spent IL" local rc'l
estate was not yearly rs @r" as in
the foregoinr ported. THE conrH'i-
son is unfair. however. rs TIC totals
for tho former week we"c oHc""diu-lN
large. duo to tho placing on record ~
the deed for the Richmond Terminal
Railway prororty on which tho union
station IS bcine erected
The largcs, transaction of tho week.
amounted 10 $3.50 and went To record
on TUESDAY. The deal included sew
ersl lots Of land in tn" city. James
Montague and others aud e II Ionta-
que were the principals. tn" former
conveying Ia The latter four acres tn
Henrico County. being = part %; til"
Hunter tract: also i.s5 acres and i'm
prorcments adjoining tho tirs;-mcntion-
ed lot of land; also ios IL acres ten
miles below the city. on Williams
burg Road. The deal included a tract
Of land containing $50 acres aud known
as the Collins Cold Mine.
TWO BOULEVARD LOTS
HitINt: GOOD rniCI:S
Two lots Of land on the Boulevard
were sold for total OF s2l,Soo duIirr
tho week l. H. Gray purchased from
q J. Sands 10, Of land or the cas-;
line OF tho Boulevard between Main
and Cary Streets for Sl1.3oo. The l;nd
has frontaec Of thirty fcct on I'll"
Boulevard and depth OF over l"n.
feet Lizzie &. Walters waa tic other
purchaser Of Boulevard PROPERTY when
she became the owner "f ! lot az ':,nd
fronting thirty feet on the west tine
Of the Boulevard FOR Sl4.I"". 'iho
property has u depth a. 80 feet and
Is situated 237 ~ fCct norlh If E"N-
erIy street. The land was purchased
from Il. G. Sou,hall.
r. G. Proctor and his wife hay" 500
TO j. Il. Tucker ana o'hrrg. trustees.
two lots of lard ~ tn" residential
section Of tho city :or ;l.I00. m"
deed for this transaction won't &" rec
ord yesterday in the 'nauccS$ Court.
Ono piece OF the TOrcv;S rs situated
In tho suburbs ~ tn. city aud hNS Il
Avenue Of iur foot aud GCr,h "f
oS3 feet, and lf situated 500 feet south
Of Bellevue Avenue. Tn" second Ia;
is situated on the north line q: Ken
.smgton Avenue. AND has tTcnt"G'
on the avenue Of 'w"u!N-uNc feet aud
a depth OF 100 feet.
Building activities in the "iiy and
suburbs were light last week. and
the week building totals consisted
mainly OF one pcrmi'-thc Richmond
Terminal Railway express Office The
structure is To he erected on tho site
OF the new railway station on West
Broad Street. The building viii be
modern and up to date in every par
ticular. AID will cost s%o.r0o =. j.
White & Sons have bccm awarded the
contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
shlp.nrd. for r,i<,,.n

~ II CITY. :. G.. May &c
II IS probable that - shipbuildin,, ,,,r,
I" cost something over $1,000 viii IL.
established here Oh the terminal nron
criy OF the Virginia Carolina r,,,s.
p"riation Company. of which Charlr.
W. Harrison Is the president. Mr. H.
'lSon declines 10 make public al nr..
'ni the plans OF the company or y.b,t
"thsr interests are behind the sbir
Guiding proposition. bat he does me-,
hesitate 10 let II nc known that IN.
co'n."S OF the ship-yard is an assursd
fact "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
tit sTINGs tolur. r,nv II.

MONDAY Archie Turer vs. Va. nv.
d Power 90. W. Il Meredith. Cary
y. O.. y. Is. t;uiEon, Z. =. Moore, T p.
Bryan. y. Il.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G. Puckctt vs. Va.
Ey. & Power 10. O't'lahcrty. Fulton
Il Byrd. u. a.: r. j. Moore. A. u. Gut
Con. y. d.
Wctincsday -Holiday
Thur*laH -Oshcy Wiiicrson " 4. c.
!: II y 90. Nunaiiy ~ Miller. D. O.
Edwin i. COX. - a.
F'"td md Saturday-Lcl q Wade
Ns. i. q. Hrtrory & 90. Va. Inc and
i. J. NiN"y. !. 7. Lewis. e. Il Sands.
-, o.. l.. . Wcndcnburc D. Il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
CHANGER, TRANSFERS.


II. II. Sincroy ~ ~. 80 J. W Ninau.
lot in block T. in the nlAu - Batter"
Court. April 80, i1l.. tuN ;iS": $40.
land Henley, .2Ni"h tcc' SOUTH siu ~
Powhatan Street IS ,yct West . CAV
ter Street. MAY -, 1919. taN, 81. so.
John II. Minor, struSt"t, O." Id ~.
Lecky. 6oxi,? "-i feet southeast coy
ner Mulberry street aud stuart Avenue.
October q. l9l6R. *5.I3o;
pr. y. l.. Ma.rtt.. ~ ii \ Hare, lots
S. and 10 III Suuay" - ~ plan 81
$40.
r. r.. Payton, ir.. trustee. To isabel
S. Walton. 10, - in block ~ West
Ginter Park Man 2. 1877; S@.63t,
Henry G. Proctor - uN. !" j. l..
Tucker ct ais, trustees. l6nN?3". feet
west line Of Seminary Avenue goo feet
south Of Bellevue Avenue; 2iNl"D feet
north line Of KcusiuEtou Avenue. -
feet west OF West Street MAY ~
19iI; tax, Sil.5o $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
Ten Thousand nnrrc,. n uny.

NORFOLK. VA. May 26.---Tcn thou
sand barrels will he tho daily capacity
Of plant TO he built b" the Tru"korY'
manufacturing Company OF Norfolk.
recently reported Incorporated with
SIa.o00. The main factory building
wiIl he 100 feet LONG by seventy Got
wide. of brick construction. with
cement floor. 10 be cGGippcd wiz,
veneer and heading machinery. or
Eanization has hncn effected with the
following officers: r. ". shelton. prcsi-
dent: A. r.. Ewcll. WIGS Drcsident: G..
y. Burgess. secretary: ". W. Ritter.
manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
BEDFORD M;I.s ia ErInrCc.

hErrpHn CITY. ~. MAY .G.-Thc
"u goods. announce hat tn" binding
nov occurred ami III opera ION is TO BE-
enlarged this summer - admit Of tn"
nHs'a'iA'i"n of many more looms aud
r'n'' necessary machinery 20 greatly
1i,F"a." the output Of tho establish
He"t Many more hands will b- en-
p!oy,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
i.itfy-Ihom>nnJ-D oil,r W,rchou..

Wi%STuN-SALEM, X g. May 60
-ae lAberty Stur"ge Company, OF
~iuyh J.. u Vaughan is president. has
lgi II" contract for The im,ncdia; :.
'l"r'3on Of =. lhroe-siory Grcproof
=" Hehonse T." "ns, not lcsS ;han $50
go" The worn VIII be commenced a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

ORANGE Va. May 2G.~-Tho Orange
Aii1n@ Company incorporated wish
si"',o"" capital haa acquired willing
properties already established and will
add largely 10 their capacity and build
other plants to do a general milling
business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
ANOTHER UNIVERSITY UNIT
""r Department AIiots Virginia Third
'h,I In Medical ncserve Corps.
Preparations for Snliines
Special t" The T'imes-Dispa,

Sneriai I" The Times Dispatch
CilARl-OTTESVILLE IA. Nav ~
y third unit Of the ambulance depay,.
mient OF the Medical Enlisted Reserve
CORPS has been allotted TO the Uni
Ncrsity 81 Virginia b. the War Denar,.
mcu'. THIS assignment means ina,
virgins viii have los men in ~
ambulance division Of the service. S.v-
enty-iwo have already hecn chosen g.
compose the 6rst two units. with cieb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
cnANcEry unLn,>m n,.nn.

John Sinau. trustee, 70 Lucy - ~
son 81 viz. %3%I2G f@e' known n 800
North Twenty eighth Street Niay -.
isi.; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
I 0 Property Owners

The number Of rcnta, properties
placed with us has grown rapidly.
The reason!
Service. Security and Satisfaction.
II you have worries and troubles
with tenants. we relieve you. So
far. we have received few notices
OF removals September 1st. Our
present rent list is nearly exhausted.
II you need or want the services Of
an agent. we confidently solicit your
business.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY
Capital One Million Dollars).
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.,
Seventh and Main Streets.
q. a. HAWKINS. Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27

COMPTON. VA. May :G--I, is an
noumced ihai the Mineral Products
Corporations OF Cumberland. Md. re-
,e"iia incorporated i'm she state OF
""r%lani With 100000 capital stock
VIII dcNalop 100 acres OF Hand rcccu;Iy
purchased near hero They vul win.
ior manganese ana develop pure white
hdolin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
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