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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
EAST HARTFORD
IS VISITED BY
$4,000 BLAZE
Factory, Business Block and
Dwelling Are Raced BY
Condagration

Hartford, April 26-Bire this morn
ing in, the Meadow district OF East
Hartford, destroyed the rlant Of the
Cairns Wood Working Co.. the Duffy
dwelling, and damaged the business
and apartment block Of Ealery
Darlins causing a loss estimated at
between $4,000 and $4,000.
It's origin Is unknown. The fire
apparently started in ono Of the sheds
Of the wood working concern and it
swept through the humber and saw
dust with alarming rapidity. De-
spite efforts OF the local firemen and
help from Hartford. the fire soon
spread to the Duffy house, which was
burned to the ground. Til, Darlin
block was next in the range. but the
firemen succeeded in saving this
building. although the loss by water
will be great.
The Cairns wood working plant had
been in the hands of receiver and
was sold at a receivers auction only
last week for $2s 900 to G. H. Dress
er of Hartford, who will suffer a
heavy loss.
The Duffy home was owned by
Miss Mabel Duffy and her sister Flor
ence. The. lumber yard Of C. L.
Jencks. across the street from the
Duffy house, was somewhat damaged
Wy the fire but the loss, 1t was said
was small.
A fire engine sent from Hartford
to assist II. nghting the blaze. had to
lay LOO feet Of hose from the river
before it could get stream on the
fire.
This mornings fire recalls the
Meadow fire of May IL. 1911. when a
fire practically wiped out the Meadow
section of the town, causing a loss OF
100000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
LOITERER, REFUSING
TO OBEY COMMANDS
OF SOLDIER, is SHOT

New York. April z6-Sentries guard-
ting the water front under the Brook
,1yn terminal of the Manhattan bridge.
! which crosses t1ae East river. today
/ shot a man found lettering in the rear
| OF = factory turning out machinery.
According to Arthur j. Riley, a mil
itiannan, the man drew g. knife and
/ attempted to stab him after refusing
to obey a. command to move on, This
man hsd, although wounded, but was
captured and taken to military head
quarters. where knifs was found on
him,
pttai ana is expected to die. He said
he was John Smith. IS years old. a
Russian laborer. The authorities said
there was no suspicion OF a war plot.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26

by the others.
Since neither Minister Viviani nor
Marshal Joffre speaks English, Mr..
E1ovelaque acted as interpreter. The
president shook hands warmly with
Marshal Joffre and the other mem
bers of the mission and they chatted
for about 10 minutes.
Immediately after seeing the presi-
dent M. Viviani went to the capitol,
accompanied by Assistant Secretary
Phillips.
Leaving an automobile set aside for
his use standing in front ! Of the
White House, Marshal Joffre, accom-
panied by Col. Spencer Cosby Of the
army and Lieut.. Commander Robert
l.. Berry of the navy, walked from
the executive mansion to the state,
war and navy building.
When the American officers started
to mount the long stairs to the en-
trance of the state, war and navy
building, Marshal Joffre. despite his
age and weight, ran up lightly and
left his companions trailing after
him.
Marshal Joffre and Admiral Cho-
cheprat. returned to the building to
pay calls on the secretary of war and
the secretary of the navy.
The temperance of the marshal
was marked by reception no less
vociferous than the one few min
utes before.
President Wilson ives deeply i'm
pressed by the members of the French
commission, particularly with the M.
Viviani and Marshal Joffre. The
president told them how deeply the
American people appreciated the ac-
ton of the French republic in sending
the commission and Minister Viviani
replied that the French people felt
very deeply the bond of friendship ce-
mented by the entrance of the United
States to the war
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
Especial to The Farmer)

Long Hill, April 26..-Woodland
fires of enormous extent, started from
causes which are mystifying the fire
wardens of three sections, have re-
peatedly threatened Long Hill during
the last few days, have devastated an
area Of nearly 80 acres, and are today
raging near Monroe.
Sunday afternoon a big fire occur
red on property adjoining the farm of
August Schmidt, below. the Long Hill
railroad station. So large was the
fire, which appeared to have had It's
inception in various spots of the woods
widely separated, called for the united
efforts Of Samuel G. Seeley, fire war
den Of Tashua and Long Hill, Warden
Benjamin Beach Of Trumbull and the
'Stepney Volunteer Fire department,
with scores of assistants before it was
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
MYSTERIOUS .RLAzES in
THREE VILLAGES AL ARM
PEOPLE NORTH OF CITY

checked.
Though the property was strictly
guarded during the night, another
large fire broke out in the vicinity on
Monday afternoon, causing a rumor
to spread that an attempt had been
made to burn Mr.. .Schmidt's resi-
dence.
Investigation of the circumstances
is now being made by the combined
fire wardens, and patrol of the wood
lands throughout the entire section is
planned.
Reports of fires of unusual fire.
,quency and large areas are prevalent
throughout the entire town, causing
large expenditures to be. made in ex-
tinguishing them. They are more fire.
quent this year that never before. and
are not believed to have been started
by locomotives.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
Balfour Is Pleased
With u. s. Attitude

Washington, April 26-Announce-
ment was made today that British
Foreign Minister Balfour and Secre-
tary McAdoo have arrived at a COM
plete understanding on questions az
fecting finance, trade, shipping, bank
ing. exchange ana kindred problems.
Mr.. Balfoair expressed bimselt today
as tremendously pleased with the
sympathetic understanding and CO.
operation of the American govern
ment. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26

Committee on Railroads
Recommends Bill to Au-
thorize. Move.
- - ta,
fSneciaI to The Farmar.l

Hartford, April 2e.-The committee
on railroads reported favorably in the
Senate today bill anthorizing the
New Haven road to issue preferred
stock to the amount of s5o.oo0,ooo. The
report follows a statement made by
officials Of the road that such stock
must be Issued and sold or the road
would go into bankruptcy.
The measure provides that two
third vote OF the stockholders shall be
necessary for the authorization Of the
stock. The stockholders are also to
have; supervision OF the Issue, the
terms, dividends and other features.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
GERMANS WOULD
PLACATE RUSSLAN6I

Petrograd, April ga telegram
received here from Riga indicates that
the Germans are continuing unremit-
tingly their attempts to parley with
the Russian soldiers. AT one place
the Germans displayed a placard on
which was written: Russian: Do not
attack. We also will not attack"
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
ENGLAND MAY ENLIST ALIENS.

Lendsn, April zs-Lerd Robert Co
Gil. minister Of blockade, told the
house OF commons today that there
would be introduced soon a bill deal
ing with. the enlistment OF friendly
aliens pf military age. On being
asked whether Americans would be
included in the provisions of the bill,
he replied: II think it better to wait
for the bill. If / were to give pre-
linaiHAry aseeuat 1t faiGht be inAA~
oo,1otAr
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
BETHEL HAS BIG FIRE.

Bethel, April zs-Large barns and
outbuildfngs on farm on Sunset
hill. purchased recently by william
Schrader. a New York rubber inn
porter, for a summer home, were de-
stroyed by a fire of ineendiary origin
early today, with loss estimated at
5000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
ALLIES REPuLSE HEAVY
ATTACKS BY FOE ALONG
BATTLE Line In France

Paris, April 26-Terrific fighting
continued during the night on the
front of the French offensive. The
Germans renewed their counter at
tacks on the high ground near the
Chemin des Danes but gained no sue
cess, the war Office reports. An at
tack in great force east of Cerny was
repulsed with heavy losses for the
Germans.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
BRASS co. DIVIDEND.

New York. April 28-rhe American
Brass Co.. today declared an extra
dividend of IL per cent. in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of
IN per cent The Same amount was
declared three months ago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
REPORT |! !. TAKING
!, OF FIRST u. S.
WAR PRISONER

London, April 26-The taking of
the first American prisoner of war
was reported to. the american en-
bassy today through the American
consul in Glasgow.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
Austrian Parliament
Convoked for May 80

Vienna, April 26, via London--Of-
fetal announcement was made here
today that the. Austrian government
had decided to convoke parliament
for May 80 to deal with questions of
food supply and with economic, So
cial and financial problems. ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
ENCL AND LIFTS
BLACKLIST OF
U. S. VESSELS

London, April 26-The British
blacklist Of shipping has been with
drawn, SO far as it concerns the Uni
ted States u
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
THE WEATHER,

Connccti~uti Showers this afternoon
ind tonig;lt, Friday, probably fair;
6oaa aou4h W4nds,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26
ALLIES LOSE SIX AEROs

ALLIES LOSE SIX AEROS
Berlin, April 26, via London-The
German position at Gavrelle,. in the
Arras battle field, is now situated at
the eastern boundary of the village,
says today's army headquarters state
ment.
The British and French lost six
aeroplanes on. the western front yes
terday. The statement says that dur
ing the principal advance on the
Chemin des Danes ridge three French
officers and more than 100 men were
captured.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26

The Australian parliament has not
been in session since before the
war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26

BRITISH HOLD ENEMY.
London, April 26-Renewed Ger
man attacks on British positions near
Gavrelfe were completely repulsed last
night, according to an official an
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-04-26

nouncement issued by the war offic'
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12
81 HAMPDEN- SIDNEY
STUDENTS CHURCH MEMBERS
All show Themselves Anxious and
Willing to DO Part In
World Wnr.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch. !

Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l
liAMPDEN- SIDNEY. VA, November
1l.--Of the cighty-eiEht students ma
circulated ut IIampdcn-Sidncy this
fall. aixty-ono arc rrcsbytcrians. ten
Episcopalians. eight Baptists. seven
Methodis,s and three Christians. that
IA, eighty-two arc members of the
church. OF these lightweight, four
teen are looking to ~. ministry, seven
TO farming, six to teaching. five to
engineering. four to business. three To
law, three TO science. and thirty-two
arc still undecided. Tho attendance by
states is as follows: Virginia, go West
Virginia. 10: Maryland. .; Tennessee.
;; North Carolina. >; Georgia, !; Ken
lucky, j. Mississippi, !. Pennsylvania.
]: with one from China.
The students OF the college have
shown themselves willing and anxious
10 do their part in connection with tho
great world war. Thcy were deeply
stirred by the address Of DR.. Allen Nc
Neil. Of the Army Young Mems Chris
tan Association staff at Camp Lee.
who visited the college aevcra! weeks
ago aud spoke at the chapel hour.
state Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Secretary II. J. Langston came
little later. and<in response to the APP
peal for the assistance from the college
men, the students, in hardly more than
two hours time. made contributions -
the Dung Men thFlSliHh :tSSpCii tIon
army work in the camp amounting 70
s524.5o.
On November s, Or. J. p. EEgleston.
president OF Virginia Polytechnic In
stitutc. spoke at the chapel hour. II"
spoke Of The great work Of thc small
college in molding character and in
making men. and especially dwclt upon
the clement OF personal contact be-
tween professor ana student as one OF
It's finest assets.
AZ u meeting Of tho synod Of Eir-
Einia in Alexandria from October ."
TO %. lianpdcn- Sidney was officially
represented by Acting President =.
McWhorter Both he ana Rev. w II.
r. Squires. u. D.. of Norfolk. addressed
the synod in behalf Of the college. The
SYNOD placed on record an expression
Of it's appreciation OF tho services :cu-
dered by the college to The "hurcn and
She cause or higher education, and
earnestly commended tho institution 70
the hearty support and corporation OF
all It's members
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I'D. WANTS
SUNDAY. 10 cents n line per Insertion.
Mlrllnilln lluES

SUNDAY. 10 cents line per Insertion.
MrimuIn space. TWO lines.
The following rates apply for repeated
insertions. r,:OviDnD ALL INSERTIONS
A IS c TIR M U o 81" cSs ST." r0 wl ~.
-OMi-aNi ME ORDER.
RATE PER LINE.
Minimum space. Two lines.
SUNDAY and DAILY Insertions. 20 cents.
Dai!y insci lions. 10 cents.
CONSECUTIVE Insertions. 40 cents.
situations Wanted. Mai. and Femnic.
unie DAILY or sU..DAi Il. cents lino.
nniss withih one week. /" cents line.
Idsis OF measurement Is so'iu agate. -
ihe. above rates coy.r All tlassihca,loi.s.
Iiaesihcati"ns NOT gutrantccd otter > l.. II.
slB>IAIiOhS tOt I'D. WANT ADS.
ihc i"ilowing Tines Dispatcn Bramcn Of
hces are ior ,me consequence OF the pubic.
regular once Iat.a. wEicn are given above.
WESr CT ruuSiiEE .,'rhiIt:r.
West t.nd inarnacy. 49, ~ CaIy ST.
.4r's. > Turner. DRUGGIST. Yves, Broad.
Nyrn.a l.naf,ns .: 22:a il.neyys5 Ave;
Foy's Drug Store. Alien A,o. al Grac.
Allen Ave Pharmacy, Allen Ave. and
Ii !'h pras PP ss CO. 800 NJ M.n St.
huTme,us Drug s;ors. al Vest t'i nrSaa st,
9. v H. May l. Bros. Brook Ave. and City
rarran, Drug Store. rou.h=e and Broad
Streets
EAST OF foUsMEE STREET.
Cohen Co.. IL Ess, broad 81.
MeisserEsr,s. sl..sio p. Broad ST.
i. i, JeGri*s Drug .,,oie. IL 4. Broad ST.
P5 aaf s;2'' o ti Nor 9nd f MqhSEI Sta
icr bsisy p ~. Nst 55e Ten,n s.
i: il. Ghudrey. 20 r. Eighteenth 81.
lFHeT Pharmacy. IHcutY-EESt and Main
Williams Pharmacy. Tw.n,y-nrs, and
srE.nse5 Drug Company. T~enty-,hird
.. Hosda Drug Store. Twen,y.nin,h and Q
Wccd E sshaat DRUG Co. Twenty -n',h
=. "ooi's Pharmacy. Twenty f:,h and Lc,Sa
=, church III! Pharmacy. 1900 Ea,, Broad
s ,, p, Grail. crais Pms s,or.. 1900 f Broad 9,
PARAMOUNT.
iaisr.ount Pharmacy. :i.t ra:rinoun;
BARTON HEIGHTS
Rary's Drug store Moth Ave
s,ecre'S Drug store 1900 %or,h Az.
HIGHLAND PARK.
4 y: Coshy x 90. 1909 Third Ave
!, *. io@ns~nl. iii!ion and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch once Ti'nes-Dl. patch. lic3 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
woodland iiei:h,s Pharmacy. sioi
Chafies " Garrison 5IiT rorc,, i'm Ave
aWA*g3ORO
Il ~ Eor'r,s- DrGr store. :soi HUI! s.
FULTON
People Drug Store. 500 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG
T.'t"s. DI>patch Branch. 40 North SycA-
o'e strict uh7r- r";er-burr 2c5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12

200 colored laborors. 80 cents
per hour working tcn hours
per day and overtime. Trans
portal:on and good. comforts
able, well-heatcd sleeping quar-
terS free. Going Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. Sec
w. 5. Green. llol Virginia Rail
way and Power Building. repre-
sentative George 4. Fuller Co.
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" -. r-D. ,a!r-i.-.,. $50 DER D nuur Iny
l.abnrers S-.15 lu-hour aay AMY
hiIHN storage Warehouse I.ambert- Point
lnnEIr. Roai aud Bo.serain Avenue Nor.
f-,E y, Ev"-.ent tate from Norfoik
WANTED. iob pressInan: permanent porI
ton. ABBY The Franklin Press Co Pc.
MAcIiINiST hoilcrmakcrs machin..t helm.
-Is. hoilermakers' helpers. clerks. baggage
and mail pOrtcrs. white and colore.i la horert
Ap2.y loom sos. Union Station. Washins,o ton.
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HELP WANTED-Niale

:, l,->I'l.D. rUIvr an. book binder. "a pablo OF
neral binG"cS Work. Permanent posi- e
i.uu. good pty. franklin Press Co. Pc
l.r-buir Va
~ ~ tT.iD. .pUT! T.C"! an. yapa bic acct
u"Ui HE,. health Insurance MAJ. district
~ resident manager In !.icNmoul. Policies
i-.loI vlrU uge.IIuFu. ,a,,hIo ,nnr,,r Is.
os1rt'rly str' Liberal COMMISSIONS w,jh
part saipry viii lee pals. the right Iuan.
state experience aud gl.c references In first
later. AduycS. braHcu Office. Standard Ar-
iItni insurnilg, C"rpary. Bristol. Va
~ .ANTED, settled white men to
operate cigarette machines.
GOcd pay willie learning. Brit
sh-hmerican Tobacco Co. Ltd.
500 North LOmbardy Street.
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-Auctionccrs.
AUCTION SALE Of HOUSE
AND LOT
No. 3 w. Duval St.
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER IA. 1917.
At 1880 L. ".

We will offer for sale. on tho prcn-
iscs, the house and lot above referred
to. The lot fronts "a fcoi . inches on
tho south side OF Duval street. begin
ming 80 feet west OF ST. James street
and has depth OF - feet to an alley
survey OF the same VIII he shown at
the tune OF sale
The above property is right in tho
middle of old Jackson Ward. where
property always is IN demand at good
rentals. and - occupied by good pay
Ing tenants at the present time. Tho
owner Is selling because he needs tho
money.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at
six and twelve months. or all cash. at
the option Of the purchaser.
HARRISON x BATES
AfIrt innnnrG
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Good grocery store "a S"oI iosoltty Tor rem,
or sale" ss"Isuu sov gCillut ,lttNin- ,,,
NIt."ss u oii Srrc Times Dispatch
Nov D., IA" tinc To- plan fu- r.~t Xn,-
~ H"H AT" " succession itGr Insurance man
w.. can u" N"n ~ district iuanaz cr. 'nni
W.. L'|f ,E"h "IrNrtruu money -fN1l,tu;
contract write ~ about NourS.,'T Icttc,S
un ' 81 ."nii'n,'ts'y Ntnt"sS LILO lUsug-
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FOR SALE-AIacilincry

BELTtNG. ruilcyS. Shaftinl. hangers. plan
ris. resaws, terr"cotta p!pe 1" Il Inc hes.
iaih mtiiSI mo!dcrS. morttS.rS. kuit. grind
crs. laundry machinery. boilers and engines.
Guaranteed condition. l. Biufurd ~ Go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12
HEMP MANTED-Mn,c

''l.'.E. FOR. -a,I.N. t"IIpu'.,r,- Refer
~. en-" i.n.ircd AD"S NJ. i.,n 90, Times
NNf l.1 men ~ "',"". ages - to ~: good
w"S"S $50 me To day Louctt :. "ytgi.t.
Gilh"r's Nn,"i
" ANfLD. -.i".ur,t iur stationery .r.l ID
~" supply bus lu"s-. f"I inside Nor. ,s
sell ." 4" trn.'l surrounding territory. t'i,~
.She,,., ,'r hn'' .":'i-H'". fr"uh.iu i'T...
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- - .
MEETINGS

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RATLROAD Co
Office OF the Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
annual ana general meeting or stockholders
OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
nany Will he held at the office OF the com:
pany. at Byrd Street station, In tho city OF
ne mond. Va, on TUESDAY,. TIE 20Tii
pay Oh NOVEMBER 1871. ut II O'clock
y. NJ. The transfer books Of the company
Will close Wednesday, November I. 1917 at
:, o'clock F.. NJ. and will be reopened on
~ cdhestay. November II. 1915, At 10
o'CioCk d. NJ.
H. l. BORDEN,
. Secretary,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

IN \. J. CiiEWNING. JR.
Real Estate Agent aud Nucttouccr.
ISj East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12
SEED, PLANTS AND TREES

\ 1917 |Hi ry". genuine stocs. purc ami teal,
;, 81. NcrWinHi"u -uoraEiced. Grown 4,
W" priStidk AbEu.El rye section 1f Eo.ft,
cat"ltrn. s3-5 per bugheI H.rt,yiIts
NEoIcs'i" Seed COMPANY lTnrivvtl'r = go
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
POULTRY AND BIRDS

For Sale, CarneauX Pigeons.
ON account OF my present position requiring
my entire time away from nome. VIII
dispose ct my 900 fine carneauN at once.
Write quick Tor pictures anu prices J. VI.
Waiter, stanton. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12

BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust
To he undersigned trustee dated Mo-
Nembcr -. 1912. and OF record In the
clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court. in -. b. "l?-C, page 23o. dc.
FAULT having boon made III the payment
of Il portion OF the debt secured there
by, and being required so TO do by tho
ornchciarN therein. We shall proceed 10
sell at public auction, on the prem
!GcS, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-12
Court Sale Of Dwellings
Nos. IS and II Wood St

In execution of decree Of the Cir
cult Cour; of lteurico County. Va on
tered November 3, 1917, in tho cause OF
l.. j. Smitn and John T. DAVIS VS. Alcx-
andrr Eoard ct ais. VIC will offer for
sale by public auction. upon tho prem
iScS. on
IL ESpAY. NOVEMBER i3, 1917, .
at o'clock T. NJ,
tho properties designated as above.
consisting Of two detached framed
dwellings, Of five rooms each. fronting
together IL feet on the southern line OF
Wood Street and extending back $40
feet to an alley 20 feet wide
These houses are convenient TO the
Locomotive Works and 6. 6. O. Shoug
They are well rented and Will make for
any purchaser a good investment
TERMS: One half cash and tho
residue at twelve months from date OF
sale or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser.
JOHN T. WINGO
THOS. w. GARDNER
Special Commissioners
! hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED of the special commissioners in
The aforementioned decree has been
duly given.
s r. wADDII.L. Clerk.
BY SUTTON & co, INC,
n
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NEWS ITEM.

.NiwS ITEM.
IN" american Locomotive Company. Rich
NOM, 80 - nSI"rtiaS again 10 manufacture
I"'pf'i"t'H' - mere IL opening for
large number o! men. both thos. wno uiIer-
who wish to learn.
STEADY WORK FOR ALL CLASSES OF
LA BOR.
lor fufthcr Information. call ~ the works
empl"%ni"rt "Sicc OF IL out ~ town add.es.
Slic'iS1" Locomotive Company. Richmond.
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&OTtCE OF EEDEAirrlON Fol; SINKING
rlND Or tlhai MUHIGAGE SIX PER
TANY. >'> - = : ''4->o ''
The holders OF bonds Nos. :. S. Is. IL. 81.
per cent ten-ycur gold ponds issued ~ the
Usage MISUNDERSTANDING Company are hereby
nra"n by lot for redemption for account OF
the sinking fund provided for in the mort
SAGE ~ December l. 1909. from the osass
sitnuiacturinS Company to the undcrsis ned
mortgage. ana that interest each OF tho
sad bonus. Nos. !. S. 10, IL, "a. 80. -, 90.
cembcr. isiI. On said last mentioned date
there Viii h. due aud payable. At the office
OF the nn'~.s'sned trustee. IN the city Of
me nrsmcipai thereon. toEether WITH oo "re
MUM ui i: per cent ui the face OF cacn
OF said bonds aud accrued interest on each
of said honns are hereby required to deliver
tho said bonds TO the undersigned trustee for
redemption. as above stated, Tor the purpose
OF satisfying the provisions OF said mort
mrnt.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
~ H. W Jackson. President.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho under
signed lines Val. ON November 20. at 10
A.. NJ. apply TO the state Corporation Com
increase the minimum charge for one-way
special passenger train service from $50 TO
Atlantic Coast Line II. H. Company
Carolina Clinchneid and Ohio Rwy.
Danvillc and Western Eaiiway.
Louisville and Nashville Il. X. Company
Ncw York Philadelphia and Norfolk r. II.
aea ,,, Hir Line naiiway Company.
Nirsinian Railway Company.