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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

Captain Georges Guynemer, Frances
most famous air fighter, has now
achieved unquestioned supremacy over
all other airmen of any nation. An Of
fetal announcement brings the news
that he has raised his total of Ger
man machines destroyed in single
combat to forty-three, greater than has
ever been claimed for any other pilot,
allied or German. TX
Captain Boelke, Germany's most
famous air fighter, was killed after he
had, according to the German official
bulletins, shot down thirty eight allied
aviators. The German method of COM
putation of victories" however, Is
much more liberia! than the French.
The German aviators claim as
victory every case in which the OPP
posing machine is put out of action,
whereas the French are not allowed to
do so except in cases where the OPP
posing machine was distinctly seen to
fall by at least two observers besides
the aviator who shot it down and was
distinctly seen to he destroyed by It's
TALL.
In achieving this total moreover.
Captain Guynemer broke two more
records, for he shot down four ma
chimes in single day, two of them in
a single engagement and within one
minute Of each other.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
Army Y. M. G. A. Mass Meeting.

Special to, Times-Republican.
Greene. June Sunday evening an
Army Y. NJ GA. mass meeting will
be held at the opera house, under the
Butler county and local committee au-
spices. This week the county commit
tee was organized with W. F. Ray
at its head. He has chosen one rep
resentative from each town in the
county, and has chosen w. H. Buch-
holz to represent Greene. This will be
a meeting in which all Of the churches
will join. Committees will be organic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
FAMILY sTARvEs IN GREECE.
Iowa City Resident Receives Crushing
News From Native Land.

iowa CITY Hee,dent Heceives Crushtn9
News From Native Land.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, June S--The horrors OF
the war, fully realized, burst upon
Louis Herbs, an Iowa City cook, in
the Hotel jefferson here, when he re-
ceived blood curdling letter from a
kinsman in Greece.
II told of the terrible death Of Her
ris' father, mother sister and brother
all starved to death.
Herbs has been in America three
years. and has been with the hotel that
long. When he learned that his peo-
pie were in want--a year ago-he be-
gan to send thin money. via post office
money orders. Now he is informed that
not dollar reached them, despite his
numerous renittances and they per-
ished In a desolate and ravaged city,
victims Of hunger. He has no knowl-
edge OF how, or thru whom, the re-
mittances disappeared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

Though Mexican cooks show individ-
uality in the preparation of mole de
guajolota, the national dish, it is usu-
ally combination of raisins, almonds.
peanuts, cinnamon, chocolate. "ajon-
JOHN" cominos, anise. four or five diff
ferent varieties of chiles, garlic, toma-
toes and perhaps some other ingredi-
ents. These ingredients are thoroughly
ground and mixed and put to stew in
an enormous earthen bowl, with per-
haps barely sufficient lard and water to
leaven the mass properly while 1t Is
left to stew for perhaps two or three
hours. While it is stewing one or two
turkeys are cut up into small pieces
and dropped into the bowl to be thor
oushiy cooked in this rich gravy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
GrinnefI Professors in Military Service
Special 70 Times. RenrhIican

Specl2I 20 TImes-KepuDllcan.
Grinnell June s-Four Grinnell
College professors have already joined
some branch Of the national military
service and two others will do so with
in a short time. The four who have
enlisted are at Fort Smelling. l.. l..
Dickerson librarian:i Clinton Tooley,
of the department Of public speaking;
J. G. Walleser. professor of English,
and Holmes Beckwith, head Of bust
ness administration. John NJ. Smith,
Of the French department, has already
left for Boston where he will join the
American Ambulance Corps which
sails for France: tomorrow, and Lloyd
Taylor, instructor in mathematics, will
take the examination for lieutenancy
in the regular army in July.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
TINES REPUBLICAN MARsHALLTOWN. IOWA. June s. 1917.

ed to solicit funds which will 80 to the
Army X. NJ, e. A.. campaign fund.
Capt. 1. H. Guile. who spent last
year at the border, will speak on the
subject. what 1t Means to the Men,"
and X. A. Kennedy, student state Sec
rotary, will speak on the subject, THE
Red Triangle Of the War"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
.-l .T'T
q Peruna y
All Sufferers
Of Catarrh

7 have taken four bottles Of PseuA
and can say that II has done -
a great deal Of good for cAtAsTh "
the head and throat. rscommend
Peruna to all sufferers with cAtnfrh.
! do not think I over felt much bettes:'
i am really surprised at ths Wosk 4
can do. do not think 10 much prolee
can b said for psruna." N
Our booklet, telling you how 70 kssp
we'll free TO all.
Those who object 10 liquid msdtslReol
can now proeurs Forums Tables. n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08
Spencer News Notes.
Special to Times- Republican.

Special to Times- Republican.
Spencer, June s-Two hundred thous-
and dollars worth IT liberty bonds
have been sold in Clay county to date
OF this amount $4,000 has been sub
scrbed for IN the vicin1,y Of Spencer.
The allotment for Clay county is 1922
900 and it is expected that this amount
will be raised without much trouble.
Among, the registration cards in Clay
county there were found tofbe very few
that claimed exemptions, and the great
est part Of these exemptions were
claimed on the grounds 81 crippled fin
gers weak 4s,heart. etcy which would
have been determined any way I'M the
examination.
The city of Spencer has decided to
invest what loose money there is in the
treasury at present in liberty bonds
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-08

A saso1ene engine on q cone shaped
roller travels around the interior Of
the. silo when it is being hauled and
packs down the contents as deposited.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06

years ago, Germany would not have
attempted to drive the United States
from the seas"
New York.-Mary Pickford, movie
star, sued for S1O3,75O by Cora Viii
kening, her foFmer manager, who
says she was not paid for her serv-
ices.
London.-Swedish ministry re-
signed, but at request of King Gus
tav consented to remain temporarily
in Office.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEEs

London-After Saturday Holland
will be compelled to prohibit export
of bread to Belgium on account of
German submarine warfare.
Hoboken, N. with arrest of
Fritz Kolb, German, police believe
they frustrated plot to aid Germany
by blowing up big munitions plants
about country. Bomb material found
in his room.
Ell Paso, Tex.-Reported Francisco
Villa was struck on chest by piece Of
shrapnel at battle of Jiminez and has
contracted double pneumonia.
New York.-MaIorie Mclaughlin
who is movie star, Marjorie Ram
beau-fIed suit for divorce against
Chas. W. Mclaughlin, better known
as Willard Mack, playwright and
actor.
New York.-AIton B. Parker wires
VIM. J.. Bryan: "If you and your
friends, Sen. LaFoIlette and your fol-
lowers had gone to heaven three
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06

Charges that DR.. Ritter, Swiss am
bassador to the U. S., has been con-
Quoting German peace propaganda
in this country may cause Pres. Will
son to ask for his recall. DR.. Ritter
has been in charge of German in
terests here since relations between
the two countries were broken.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06
must pay 10 cents carfare to get the
little money earned. - One Who
Knows.
MERRIAM AND FETZER BOTH
WANT A RECOUNT IN 9TH

With both Aid. Merriam and Fetzer
demanding a recount of the voting
in the 7th ward to determine who is
really the Republican nominee, no
contest is expected to result when
w. w. Wheelook, attorney for Mer-
riam, offers petition requesting an
official count of the ballots. Unless
Fetzer's plurality of five is overcome,
he will retain the proclamation given
him by the board, setting forth that
he is the regular Republican nomi-
nee.
Joseph Siman, brother of John ST.
man, deceased city clerk and nomi-
nee for the Republican slate, was
given his brothers place on the
ticket by the Cook County G. o. P.
committee. The City Hall forces,
backed by the Brundage-Galpin
"neutTals," were in charge of the
meeting. There was no opposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

rntS forged ahead for a total

heir opponents forged ahead for a total
OF forty yards.
In puntinE. the L'Ningtoniuns were
bcStcd also. hat u is WAS due priu-
cipally to the fact that tho Washing
ton aud Jefferson punts rolled for yards
after striking the ground. rather than
tn til" fact that the Dunts themselves
we're for greater distances than those
made 10y the Generals. They came for
ward somewhat during the last two
quarters III running back the puntS
and gained iiv" yards more during the
fracas 10y this means than did WASH
iHston ana Jefferson.
Whatever ability may have been
possessed 10y the clcvcnS. however. or
whatever plays may have been cooked
ur for use in the game here yester-
day We're nu.liiicd by the weather
Which prevented amy real indication
OF strength by either team. ON IL dry
field the contest undoubtedly would
have been much more interesting but
Washington and jefferson deserved the
victory ON the merit displayed in every
department OF the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

Gu the goal Score: Washington and
Jefferson. {: Washington and Lee. o.
stem ki.kcu to i.;,rkin. who returned
was downcd. which brought the bali
70 washington and Lees forty-va:u
inc inc, lnrIin fumbled and lost fifteen
The oval. however Henry blocked
washington and Lees kick on the mex,
play and Reese recovered the ball FOR
The Washington and jefferson OUTFIT
yard line
p. McCreight gained two yards. while
Sto5hs added another ON tic mex, play.
w,onns o tailed a. to gain. but MccreiEht
touchdown. He kicked the goal. the
Dali hitting tho north side of tho bar
ana bounded over. Score: Washington
ana Jcifci>on, II: Washington aud
Lee. O.
nicrotti made short kick off. which
fell into the hands OF Henry. who re.
turned five yards. McCrcight kicked
10 me Generals Twenty-Five yard line.
TO circle right end. when he was
tackled by I"own. Raines failed 10
gain through center; .Silvcrstein gain
ca I'VE Yards over left tackle. Larkin
forty yard line, McCreight rccciv-
ing the kick.
McCreight kicked short punt TO
Washington and Jefrerson's thirty
eight yard line
Raines made three yards through
right tackle. Silverstcfn added three
more off left tackle. Raincs made
tre yards around right end. n forward
pass. Fain to Larkin, failed. l:aines
MADE Il two-yard gain over right guard.
Fain and l.arkin failed to complete
another forward pass. Fains forward
pass was uncovered, and the ball went
to Washington and jefferson on downs
McCrelsht punted to Fam on Wash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
STAY The MONSTE R
RHEU MATISM

Ordinary laXatives will not do the
work. nor will blood purifiers. no mat
ter how good they may be. To sue
ceSsfully treat this condition. certain
drugs that are especially effective in
the treatment of rheumatism are need
ed. In Parco Rheumasol they are
SKtllfullS blended as TO afford al
most immediate relief You actually
feel better with the first few doses
Keep up the treatment as directed and
you can look forward to an early free
dom from all the distressing aches and
pains that arc now breaking down your
health. Sold and recommended by the
following reliable Rich.nond druggists
ASK for bottle day. Paragon
PharmacN Hord's Drug store. T. 4.
Miller Co, Washington e Early 1.-TWO
stores). l.. T. Wright Drug 60. Bur
nctts Drug Store. Allen Avenue Pharm-
acN, Farlcy's Pharmacy. kcrn's phar-
macy and one store in each town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
FRACAS OF YESTERDAY
DESCRIBED IN DETAIL

lie had gained one ward through left
tackle McCrcight made three yards
Stobhs went through right guard for
one yard. The bail was directly in
'front.' OF Washington and Lees goal
on her -threc-yard line. Nc
Creight attempted a goal from place
mcnt and missed 10y inches
Silvcrstein failed in an attempt to
gain through right tackle. Raines
SilvcrStcin. ON the next play. added
another through left guard. The period
ended with :thc score u to .. and the
sion on her twcuty-siX- yard line. with
fourth down and five yards to go.
Fourth Quarter.
i-arkin pumtcd nifty yards to Nc
CEeight, VII" was downed by Moss
WASHINGTON and Lees thirty eight
yard line.
Smith crashed through right tackle
, tGr three yards ere I.arkim tackled
tempt TO gain through left tackle.
Smith puntcd another one over FANS
head, and the oval advanced fifty yards
line
Silverstein made two on an end run.
Raines hit left tackle for two more
Silverstein added AN additional two
I4ashEn o Sen nnG nrkiG rHnted TO
yard line, the ball bounding outside.
McCrcignt gained one yard through
right guard. Stobbs lanccd ;hc same
place for twelve more which made il
first down. Smith went through left
guard for tire yards. Stobbs failed
to gain when he was tackled by Pie
rott. ON the next Try. he pierced left
guard for two yards. MCCrcicht shot 4
forward pass IL Carroll. which ucttcd
twcnty-iiv" yards and placed the ban
on Washington and Lees Scvcn-yarL
line. Balm sent in IL substitute
for Moss, Of WASHINGTON and Lee Mo
creiEht ripped right tackle for two
yards St"bbs gained TWO through
right guard. MctrciEht went over cen
ter for three yards to 4 touchdown.
StohbS punte.: out to MCcroiehi. and
Washington aud Jefferson would have
lost the try FOR q goal as the ball hit
the ground. had not Washington ana
Lee been uifSidc. StobbS puntcd out
to Mccreight again and the latter kick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
WHY WOMEN
DREAD OLD AGE

Don't worry about old age. Don't
worry about being in other pcoplc'S
way when YOU are GcttiuE on iu years.
Keep sour body i'm good condition and
YOU can be as hale and heart, III your
old days AS YOU were Wh"n "a Is id and
every one viii be glad TO Sc" YOU.
The kidneys and bladder are the
causes Of Scnilc aiiiictioHs. Keep them
clean and iii proper working condition.
Drive the poisonous WASTES from the
system and avoid uric acid accumuia-
tons. rake GOLD MEDAL IltIrl"m
oil Capsules periodically aud YOU will
ind that the system will Away. be in
perfect working order. Your spirits
will be "nliNcrcd. your muscles made
strong and your face have once more
the loot; Of youth and health
There is only ON. guaranteed brand
Of HARLEM oil Capsules GOLD
MEDAL. There are many fakes on the
market. y" sure you yet the Original
GOLD MEDIA. Imported IIaarlcm Oh
Capsules They ar" the only rciiithlc.
For sale by ali iirst-ciass druSgisis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

ON TUESDAY, TIE l1TII DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1917.
on the premises at West Point, Va. 10
oncr for sale at public auction, tho real
estate. plant, injuries and personal
pp" n,. ,,;, OF Il, the York Mfg; Co. Inc.
f",owins p ,nG sane r@nstns OF The
500. 39h. 100. lOl. 4O2 and parts Of lots
%96 and $s,, in the town Of West Point
ing plant Of the bankrupt complete
including. among other equipment two
81 i5o-i T. Houston, Stanwood aud
Dutch ovens, one Coo veneer knife
SoSss inches. including three knives.
one veneer clipper. one SS-inch knife
lUuX9 feet including pipes. and steam
Trap. one 25-lI. l.. Maggie engine six
screw power presses, including rctainors
ana call boards. one 45-II j. Maggie en-
gin". one 75-fi. y. engine. one DeIavci
LEAN turbine and -. G. generator, ono
rick. one. 3-drun EoyaI Irwin sander
two band saws. one large ono small;
one whitney scraper with whitney
knife grinder, one large S;twmiii and
one Boenning tape machine. and ali Of
thc usual machinery, tools and nxturc:i
TO be found in modern veueerinS
amount OF supplies. consisting Of glue.
oil and sisai twinc. "A considerable amount
OF logs and about $4,000 feet Of partly
manufactured vcnccring. office fxturcs.
one 2a-foot gasoline launch. two light
crs. each iGNi5. and other personal
property.
Thc trustees will first offer scpa-
ratcly the above mentioned two IIous-
ton. StanwoOd and Gamble tubular
boilers and Dutch ovens and attach
mcntS. and may offer separately other
property: However. the piant equip
ncnt and fixtures Will he finally offered
rs - whole: aud all sales will he SUBJ
Jcct TO confirmation by the court
TERMS: l'o! n"op.rty offered sepa-
ra;clr The sale will hc for cash, but
inrnt az "a whole The terms arc ono half
cash and the balance in equal nay
mcn's NJ sin and twelve months. the
purchaser 10 give notes for deferred
"rymcn,s herring interest at i pcr cont
'rnm da'c. and title TO be retained until,
all 81 III" purchase price is paid and
a conveyance is ordered by the court.
u. *. FRANKLIN
GEORGE t.. HhW
ii. Al. WUODWARp,
Trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

The following railway companies
have made application TO the State Cor
porat ton Commission for authority to
make increases Of - per cent over their
class rates as applied to each carrier
on intrastate freight traffic In Virginia
c ,!a under the Virginia Classiica-
an increase of ten U0) cents per ton
OF 1000 pounds Of Bituninous Coal and
Coke. ""N
Hearing In this matter VIII be held
before the State Corporation Commits
sion at Richmond Va. on the 5th d;,y
Of December. 1917. at 10 o'clock 4. H.
at wntSh time mex any protests facts or
commission for it's consideration.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
Carolina. Clinchfeld and Ohio Rail
way.
The Chesapeake and Ohio hallway
Company.
Chesapeake and Western railroad
Company.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company.
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad Company.
Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic
Hallway Company.
Cape Charles Railroad Comnanv
cumberland Valley Railroad
me Deinware. Maryland and Vir-
Einta Railroad COMPANY
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia
Railway.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pdHy.
Potomac. Fredericksburg and Pied.
mont Railroad Company.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad Company
southern Railway Company.
valley Railroad Company or Virginia
The Nirginian Railway COMPANY.
Washington Southern Railway Com
pany.
NOT "a separate petition has been
hicd win the state Corporation Com
mission by tho Southern Railway Com.
pany proposing increases in the rates
on coal and coke from mines and ovens
on the Southern Railways Appalachia
Division. the Interstate Railroad and
the Norfolk and Western Ciinch Val
ley DIVISION 10 points on the Southern
railways Appalachia Division in Vir-
GINA: also separate petition has been
nIcd jointly by the Southern HALLWAY
Company and the Norfolk and Western
hallway Company proposing increases
In the rates on coal and coke from
Toms Creek and mines and ovens on
the Interstate Railroad and the South
ern Railways Appalachia Division TO
POINTS on the Norfolk and Western
Railway and Virginia. Carolina Rail
way via Bristol. concerning which sep
aratc notices. with dates OF hearings.
respectively. Will he given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
Southern HALLWAY SVsfem

-..'s - .''>''.'> -. = -. .,,,,,,,,
utn.uaily: 20 a. Nj. Conservation, me
io5' S"te Sa' y.vo y. Sleeper to a liant:
.iiIr. open 30 4. Al: a:aV r nj ~ ns.
SaSs veg
:. 9rk ia.et Line-iI:3s "A, NJ and .,,
h@'li; t1.ept , nqmaSy St.ansr Tram can
Trains Arrive Hichmond-t'rn,n IN. .,
,:vo A Nh l:.S r. NJ; $50 II. ST.. DALI:
POINT. 9:tO A.. N. nnd d:lL F. Nj s Mnn
day. Nom
Otir- ou. g.. Main st. pho,, r.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
RAILROADS
II Ortoik " Western Ta,iu,,

ONLY Ai;L-kAiI. LINZ TO NORFOLK.
r1N $ol:rOLk; $50 a. 81. 800: afSe 4 e
'SSI W tiitS T.; NJ; tH:oo, III: b.
~ 3 ~ ' % A. ~: .:5;o. NJ !s'ssi
4 81 :s;ss p. NJ .s:So r.: SMst0'F From n -:
!, 80 4 NJ, ,'G:I7 z. NJ. 500 p. III T. A.
DAILY fDaly except Sunday ,Suoda,
u S"'in BEvILr. W. e. sAuSnr...
{ ~ nOsIEY Is. = A.. .:,ehsnobnTp aSnk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
CHESAPEAKE & OHIORAU.yuAv

Ga. L.. ~ west ...,,r , 80,
aInin Line Local, .a:,n - tV.iS o..
james kiNer Line, .Jn.n,'. to.i1 p,
n. News. Nix ss.2o ,tv;UVS "a. :.:l5 D..
Old rDint .ss:sv a. i2:0o n. '%:os o.
Newport News. Local .7.nn IT,. - :Vy D..
Trains 1rrive wv "'' o'iS ~
from. Nfuik.. sll:lo a. .,.x= 49,
y News. 1855 u. s8:O5 H.. ~ o.
$50 SO a" p, Ia;4' g Locals: tro:.s WeIs
bh:lv Except Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
NOTIClIS-Lcyai
ATLANTIC COAST LINE EAlLH0In
COMPANY


Motto" is hereby given that the AZ.
lhntic Coast Line railroad Company
VIII apply TO the state corpor:,tinn
commission AZ Richmond, Va on br
ccnbcr !. 1917. at 10 y. Al, for IN,
authority To Increase rates on lumbcr
from stations on it's line to Lynchburr
ana Roanoke. Va. The proposed ~
creased rates from points affected are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway Compan7

'Ihe ProErrbsIve kulIWay nf tho South,'
Trains cave daily: A. NJ. Norlina loo al
1850 j.. NJ. Sleepers Atlanta and jackson.
vile: ga + 81: ,s!eepers LacksonviIle. ST.
IeteTsburS, Columbia. Coache3. 1880 p 81
Atlanta. Birmh..ham Special: i.:i. 81
.I.cpers jackson, Tile. Tampa. Trains arrive
= VI. ..5h 3 " -'' ~'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

Proposed rate 9.o2 cents per 100
showed 1872 cents in error
rms Is the proposed rate to Ro,
hoke Notices previously published
showed li.7 cents from South Emnnri.,'
- cent" from TrcEo. Turner ana
Dahl;a. and 10: cents from I.Miis
Siding in error. ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

ington and Ices twelve yard line
Time was called after tho kick. Final
score: Washington and jefferson. "a:
WASHINGTON and Lee o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30
Atlantic Coast Line

iue a.'.n"..iu AIiii. Uau uI a.. ,,u,,
hff 49, JCA.i III. 1911
TiAi.ro LLANE iICltMO.tJ I,ntrv
for f,sriIa .6 s"I sSHth. s:I5 A. 81. ana
l.. NJ. ,st:9u T.. 81. t3:45 i. IL. a. d.. 500
a. NJ. S:3o r. NJ e:35 =. NJ. {" al. ':S'
T. ST.: 400 l.: 81. 1915 + 'oS a; NJ a:V
;, fSSr Goldseor0 aud tuy.ttevllle: 900,
Trains arrive Richmond daily. tos
ST. .sMiio ff:iS 81. A. tiM:s No fS"S A. 81 iu
8 g p A.. .7:45 ?. NJ. 500 p h';F + N.
,EiAc.pt olnuay fSunday only
Time OF arrival and depart.
r"Cti'.Is rot Guaranteed - 'no con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-30

We Viii sell at III East Eroad Street.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER so.
at 1890 y, NJ.
subject TO removal day Of sale. | Ma
hogany Back Har. - feet long Ia feet
high; Mirror jN. feet. Mirrors
l-2Xa feet. Sliding Door Compart-
mcnt* and Drawers ! Mahogany I.r
Counter. 20 feet long. equipped with
beer spigot water spiGot. / soda
Spirot. beer and water coil and . Corpcr
work boards; Ceiling Fans : i3uZZ
Fans. tAirust Fan. lG-toot silent
Salesman SHOW Case. Glass Cashiers
Office. Fire Set. Butchers Eox
l-2XSX9 feet, Porcelain Ice Cream
BOX wish compartments. . Porcelain
Ice Boxes. Porcelain Water Cooler
with coils, Tables, Chairs. Desks. etc.
These goods must be sold and moved
day Of sale. as Mr.. Sparks must be out
Oh that day.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
Auctiouccrs.