davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

as the social drones are called for want of better title.
 She learns that to prick the pride
 of her man she must step to the very brink of moral disgrace. she must flirt like a denizen of the half-world, she
 must put her sex appeal always to the front, she must attract men, and she must fight her battle with the weap-
 ons used by her woman companions in he smart set. It's a task at first, but she arises to it like a master cut to the pattern. and when she has learned
 she makes the others look like imita- tions at their own game.
 It is a fashionable society picture with a lot of the inner secrets of the ultra rich" disclosed, with sometimes | a touch of the irony of the director but l little concealed. Miss Young has a part that is second l only to Ter remarkable part of the ! woman in The Common Love-" and | the critics have pronounced "The Marionettes' the smart picture of her 1 year past. It will remain at the Hip Monday and Tuesday as well, and is
 augmented with fine News reel l which contains the very latest devel- oupments in the war zone and in the | busy marts of trade where the war | activities supersede all other topics l just now.
 Do not wait till tomorrow-phone that WANT AID. to The Republican | and 6iSnOSo 0f Pet whaf vorI wo pf
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26
CLARA K. YOUNG IS
 FEATURED FOR HIP

"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" and all dramatic emotion
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

release he allies himself with German
 agents and is about to do their bid
 ding when a patriotic German-Ameri- can makes him see his duty is to his
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

the lovers find their peace pathway one of thorns, which results in the man being sent to prison for a charge
 hat is trumped. Embittered, on his
Arizona republican., 1918-05-26

country. and he enlists after he has squared with the rascally inclined father-i in-law.
 It's a timely story for those who are shirking the call of the country for men to put down the kaiser. It will be reviewed with sa+'efao+'o~ hv those who have boys leaving tomor- row for the front, for it taAes me p-- l. fist and stacker to severe task in it's telling.
 The story (Wallie is authority for the statemenD is the best and most timely one he has had in months, and the work of Miss Williams as his oppo- site is said to be even better than her famed part in "The Spoilers" or the Nicer Do We'll"
 Augmenting the feature will be a corking comedy, with the popular Fatty Arbuckle as "The Small Town Bully" It is another of the Keystone releases and is one long laugh as a relief from the more serious trend of The Thing We Love-" which obtains for Monday as well as today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
TELLS
HOW MEXICAN
EYES OPENED

-Maxico is the hothcd Of German
propaganda and the subjects Of Ia"
Kaiser have attempted To take by CON
fscatton from the Allies the rich Tam-
pico oil fields" said Rcrtram Il. Cad
die. MI. Caddle former news editor of
the Intclligenccr. arrived IN the city
yesterday en- route to New YORK City.
He Is now connected with tho New York
Herald and expects 10 sail soon for
Isaly. whore no will represent the
Herald on the Italian front
Should the. Carranza government by
The decree Issued by tho 'figurc-h"nh'
OF tho Mexican regime enforce this de-
cree IT simply means this:
That tho rich r1mpco oil fields now
owned by British syndicate Will h"
conriscated and the American govern
mont and her Allies will no longer be
able to secure fuel from these fields
for tho men o war and tho transplrtS.
That the holdings Of practically all
American and other of her allies will
he confiscated. In other words tho dras-
tic decree Of President CarranZa means
the confisration by the Mexican gov
crnment OF the mining. cnttlc. lumber
and other industries owned and Contrnil-
I'd by American and British capital
The eyes OF the Caravan govern
ment were opened recently when Il party
Of Mexican editors toured tho United
States. After visiting the munitiun
factories. tho environments and other
army camns they Learned for The first
time tho strength Of the United STATES
This had Il tendency To prevent further
border raids.
The situation along Inn Mexican
border is now quiet. There is little dan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
CornweII Makes Appeal
To ". Va. Mayors for
Men for Nitro Plant

Governor Cornwell yesterday issued
an appeal to the mayors OF AL west
Virginia cities and towns to assist IN Sc
curing adequate labor SUPPLY for the
great government explosives plant At
Nitro near Charleston Tho appeal 1oi-
lows:
To the Mayors Of All West Virginia
Cities and Towns: Our country IS fac-
ing today a most serious situation with
regard to the labor supply. The war
department has projected an enormous
program, relying upon the patriotism OF
our people to carry II out. TO drop every
thing non-esSeutial. if necessary. TO put
It through. This program. according TO
MY ;dvices from the United States de-
partncnt of labor, Is seriously retarded
for lack of man power in war essentials
The department OF labor says;
"Ifr We can have shells enough in
Franco next year We can blast path 10
Berlin To tho extent that we fall be-
hind in the supply OF materials We shall
have to make up the deficit from the lly-
ing bodies of our young men. This IS
not rhetoric II is cold. precise, military
calculation
The war department has located at
Nitro. sixteen miles west of Charleston.
an explosive plant upon which 1t has
expended in excess OF s5u.000-o00. re-
markablc progress has been made in the
building OF this plant from the hour 1t
was started last winter. 1t is necessary
for this explosive plant to be completed
by January l in order that it may ship
sc5. 900 pounds Of SnokeleSs powder a
day to France before the spring often
silve. General Pershing now has under
his command 1,I5O,O00 men. These men
need powder. Heretofore the govern
ment has brought to Nitro thousands OF
!;lborcrs from other states. The gov
eminent now calls upon West Virginia
To provide 5000 men to help complete
this plant before January L These men
can be secured from every municipality
in West Virginia To bring them here,
however, they must BE- taken from tho
non-eSsential war'work-
While our men are. being drafted for
service in France. there should be q
ready response from every section OF
West Virginia to the appeal made by the
government for men to do this most i'm
Dortant and most essential work at Nj
tro. The government makes 1t plain in
its request that these laborcrs shall not
be taken from the coal mines or tho oil
and gas fields of the state. They Sohnld
come from stores and factories not on
gaScd in war work
1 am asking you az tho executive OF
your city to make public this request OF
the government and to use all the force
at your command to have your non-es-
sential labor respond without delay.
suggest that you use the newspapers.
churches. theatres and all other means at
Your command to Impress upon your peo-
pie the Importance Of this request made
by the government
Very truly yours,
JNO, J. CORNWELGA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
|N0RKERSFOR LOAN DRIVE ARE NOW
LINING UP FOR BIC CANPA |CN

Eullard.
ScriS: solicitors. Mrs. VIM. MElrS. Mrs.
:. p. Klein Mrs Lawrence Ncunaan.
Zocck: solicitors. Miss Elizabeth Thai
man, Mrs. Ottr Hess. Josephine Nelly
Mrs. NJ. K. BaEr.
Precinct 3-taptain. Mrs. John otto;
solicitors, Miss Esther NJ. Sch"bcr. Miss
Gertrude horn. Miss Nice otto. Mrs I'd
Ruttnr. Miss Caroline kindclb"rEcr.
Precinct 4--Capt;.tn. Mrs. j. Chrroii'
4. Johnson, Mrs. Harry NanSurg. MISS
Sophia I.andIncycr. Mis- Gertrude Car
Precinct 5-captatn. Mrs Frank s.
Wait; solicitors, Mrs. Louis Trautnlan.
Mrs. Frank Miller. Mis- Ethel Thurocr.
Miss Ann Wicr. Miss Ad.lIa BrandtaSS.
Precinct 6--taptain. Mrs. J. +; Hidd-
we'll; solicitors. Mrs. John MacCuliuch.
Mrs. James McAllistcr. Mrs. Ross Chew,
Mrs. 4, u. Eester. Miss Haze! Snuth:
Precinct Captain, Mrs. w. l.. WILL
liams; solicitors. Mrs. Alexander camp
bell. Miss Beuhh Boyd. Miss Martha
e. Caldwell. Mrs Eurl Hedges. MISS
Elizabeth MthiSon -,
Precinct S-Cnptain. Mrs. W. J. Win
ccrter: solicitors. Miss Margaret Vim
gcrter. Mrs. Fl. ~ HaninS. Mss Angela
Uiegnillrr Mrs. Carlton Allen. Miss
Jennie Mae Ball.
Hicks; solicitors. Miss Mary NJ. Alex
ander. Miss Angela Conitf. Mrs. r.. y:
Hildreth. Mrs. Robert Hazlett, Mrs. w.
J. DrehorSt.
Irecinct -lo--Captain. Mrs. Fred l.
Becker; solicitors. Mrs. ]. j. McF;lddcn,
Mrs. Elmer Il. Custer Mrs. Thomas Il.
Costinc. Mrs. Earl Fox. Mrs Earl ~
Cow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
CENTER. WEBSTER AND WASHING
TON CAPTAINS AND SO11CITo6S
ARE READY.
Pew worhers Yet To Report-An VIII
Be Ready 10 Start Intensive DrtVe
Saturday.

ORGANIZATION 81 the districts for the
Fourth Liberty loan arc fast being com
plcted and the mems and women $ organ
izatiouS are hard at work compiling me
lists and getting tho supplies ready tor
the workers All captains VII" nave noS
Yet turned in their list OF wnrHrES ar
urged to do so at once as the t,nle -
getting short in which To get the sup
plies ready. The fotl""tnS nave pten
completed: .-
Precinct No. 1.--4>aptain ~ :; Ha<c'
Solicitors. T.. E Prohst. Frank MaloncE-.
T'heo. Shockuey. W. ri. Fields and ". :.
Miller.
Precinct c.-Captan. Gregory J.
SchreSbcr. captain: solicitors. Hans q.
T>elhrugse. Frank Aub-.r. Harry l. Dona-
Precinct Captain. Chas. r Each-
mann: Solicitors. j. Sherwood Fec. Jno.
A. IIaShley. Randolph J. HerseY. ChaS y
ELECTROMAGNETIC and Phil Bachnann:
Precinct Capt. J. \. Miller: Solicit
ors. Carl e. Rachunans. r r tr'Sap;
Louis f. Marschncr. Jno. {. Sonneteld
md VIM. NcSbitt.
Precinct 5.--Jno. J. Ryrne. captain: So
ucitors. Fred |. Maury. Alvin L. Win
ters. Ambrose F. IiabiS. W. II. Earnes
and o. e. Reid.
Precir,c, Captain f. G: G-sonhart:
S SSpSs 7n GHS sni Miss SEC GctrSde Gar
IsrScinct 7.-captain, John c. Medick:
Solicitors Hy BalZer. Dell Wood Halpn
V. Howe, Chas. Brarner and VIM. linr-
low.
WEBSTER DISTRACT.
Harry F.bcling chairman.
Pecint Captain Michael GfoEan:
Solicitors. Harry katsidoriS Ambrose
tLahig. WIN. Dcuker. Einsson Bucon and
Precinct 3.-Captain Henry n Eeneke'
Solicitors. Solomon Habdo. VIM G Bre-
u,er, Walter u. Meyer. George BaneSie
and Herman Bsneke-
Precinct 3.@SE;>tlin Dr.. J. A homos.
Solicitors, Jno. w Bodemann. A. r. I'll
rich Wn f. Mckinley. w N Eouuann
and P. J. Braddock.
Precinct 4.-Captain Frank "endei'
Solicitors. W. r. Rogers. \: J. Caldwell
Thee. Jno VI. Garden and Jno. J. GAVIN
Prccint Captain L r. Crsafss: SobS-
ttors, Jos. Rero. A. K SchultHe. d =.
Nolte. e. NJ. Phillips and Ben SpetdeE
Precinct 6.-Captain John ]. McCCr~
mick; Solicitors Geo Bowman. Charles
Stromn Jr.. Ray Branhall. Jno. Aelchet
and Roy Baunran.
Precinct 7.-(aptain Charles Morris:
Solicitors. Harry Blattner. JOS. j. Ellie
man, Earl H. Smith. Maurice Downing
ard Timothy o. Downing.
Precinct S.-.iptaiu. Jno. F. McrSch-
rnG: Solicitors. J. {. Baun;tn. Il. g: Hott-
man. Sidney Lewis. Howard Edwards
and ChaS. Loprsta!
Washington District
Diseric, chairman. Mrs. Ernest 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
How Britain Has Broken
The Submarine Siege
BY HERBERT III. cAssoH.

W Tltlcn Tor lEn NaIl street journal
From I.nndon.)
Two years ago Germany said: We
will hotll" up England. We will destroy
her ocean highways. VIC will cut her
off from other nations. We will drive
her navy. and her merchant vessels off
The seas. We will fence her with sub
maineS WE will put An end To her OK
ports and Imports. W" will teach Bri-
tInnia that Grrmnnia rules tho waves"
Well. that was nearly two years ago.
What ar" IN" results? Listen.
British exports are now equal in value
10 what they w"r" III 1910: and az for
imports. they arc moro than 81 per cent
higher. British imports were never. in
any period. as high as they are nav.
Last May was a record month for i'm
ports---a total of $500 00H0 600. mostly
lars worth Of II was carried straight
through the submarine" siege.
AS TO starving England the starvation
that was chronic before the war has HOW
quito disappeared. Nobody need miss n
meal In fact. had Il siA-Cnursr din
nor last night. At n residential hotel in
tho suburbs Of London.
There are no coupons for bacon,
bread. fish. ten. coffee. cocoa. fruit jam,
vegetables cake milk--In short. for any
thing except sugar. meat and fats.
There arc $50 submarines down
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
FROZEN FACED
RHEU1NAT|CS
MELTING
Thsy Arc An Smiling Now

They never used anything like "Ncu-
trons Prescription %" for Rheumatic
troubles before. They are sure Mt last
thar stubborn old friend rheumatism.
IS n gonrr. Is n dead One.
''Ncn,ronc Prescription 9e" is the
new plan Rheumatic Remedy that
surely will surpris" you tho first bottle
YOU trN IL gets in its good work right
from IN. start. you fr"l better right
away. IL never falls. il surn is 4 wonder.
You Mr.. Sufferer get on the Job to-
day. 30 20 your druggist. and get Z
hottie of condensed relief. that IL just
what "Scutrnnc Prescription 90 IS
and no mistake we arc handing II to
you straight. soc and 800 III" bottle.
For sale by =. II. Gr"ist & Co. and
leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Spanish Influenza now prevails In
several eastern and southern states and
will no doubt spread rapidly.
Proper precautionary measures should
be taken in order to prevent taking cold.
as an acute cold may prove TO be an
acute attack OF influenza.
Spanish Influenza Is thr disease
which has intcrfcrcd seriously In tn"
prosecution Of the war by European ma
tons.
The germ which CAUSES Spanish IN
flucnIa resides in the nose and throat
and bronchial tubes. Infection. there
fore. is readily communicated from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

lot ofwinter underwear for you,
for instance, lakeland when
you find all my patches, please
don't kick. You see I saved
several dollars, just because /
had time enough to make them
last for another winter.
1.-The same way with my
clothes. So, in addition to
squeezing out a little extra saw
ings to pay for our Liberty
Bonds, you see, Jack, I'm free
ing labor to help Uncle Sam
smash the Kaiser
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
To PREVENT SPANISH influenza
START USING "N0STR|0LA" NOW
Nostriola Is Antseptic, Cleansing Opens Air Passages
and Prevents Disease of Nose, Throat
and Bronchial Tubes M1N

sick to the we'll by snecfinE and cough
ing, or by the use OF infected towels
drinking vessels or other articles previ-
ously used by the sick
Don't take chances, but get "NoSTRI-
OLA BALM or Liquid OF your druGEist
today. All druggists sell and recon-
mend 'NOSTRIOLA.- and II IS some
thing that should he used BY every men,
Der Of the household to prevent colds.
which often lead 10 Catarrhal and other
diseases il not checked promptly.
NOSTRlOLA. Balm. Liquid or Atom
izer Outfit can be obtained at Griest's.
Colcman's. Rau's. Twins Hicks L Hogs
or any druggist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
1eGt1tr1tiou Wee6.

II you have been thinking Of Joining
either the gymnasium Of swimming
classes now Is the time TO do it Glasses
will open next week and everyone who
intends to come should start right
and be there for the very first lesson.
Besides the regular gym work classes
in aesthetic dancing ara offered and
there will be a game period each evening
from 8 to $40. and a play evening on
Saturday night. which will be open to
oil association members.
Last years gym girls arc conducting
e campaign for new members Tere Is
q squad working from each class and
two squads from the swimming pool.
The campaign will close on Friday
night. Mis- Hilda WriEht's team. from
tho pool. has the greatest number OF
registrations to its credit.
BN usEKrY BoNDs -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

more than 200. say our snilors. At least
5000 German sailors have met the fate
that they had designed for US.
Lloyds is still doing buslness-gpod
old Lloyds. All through the worst Of the
boat campaign. Lloyds stood ready 10
bet that any ship would make her voy-
age. The Lloyds' brokers never weak
cncd. They put up q wager against any
mans fears. And last year the pre-
miums paid at Iloyds amounted TO about
t2oO.ooO. 000-morc than three times az
much as in 1913.
British imports arc climbing up beyond
all records. They are now 80 per cent
above last year. Exports arc holding
their own. or increasing very slightly
When the war began, down Wont i'm
Ports--:t per cent. And down went eX-
ports further Stills per cent But
neither imports nor exports have ever
been as low as they were in August. 1914.
Everything was dcmoralizcd for the
first few weeks Of war. Out Of every
100 merchant vessels. the British gov
eminent took Sc to use for military pur-
poses. Suddenly. our merchant fleet
was reduced from 1000 to 5000 ships:
and all ships We're at once put under
strict state Regulate
Eut after the first month both exports
and imports began 10 climb steadily
higher. They were never. in the worst
month Of the submarine siege, as low
as they were in the first four weeks Of
tho war Hero arc IN" exact figures:
Mot ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

ger OF future ruidS> Germans in Mexico
who hav" h'cu supplying the thrranza
government with funds have exhausted
their supply of money. And when there
is II" money Tin sight" the MeXicanS
change like tho Arabs who folded their
etnt* and quietly sole away in the
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
Y. W. G.. A. NOTES
Ioneniue Mint tor. Gym.

For a good time and a get-acQuaintod
evening come to the gym Friday night
about s o'clock All last years sym
girls will be there. and so will the now
ones. who are, beginning work this year.
went as delegates to the Geneva confer
ence this summer will have charge OF
the program Of stunts for the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

cut a sorry figure as compared TO the
British total of 1925. 900 900 in 1877.
Th. yoar. as We havo seen, the total
Will hc higher still. II will be more
than eight billions Of dollars.
That is Britain's answer To tn, threat
Of the submarine siege
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

Compare with these 1917 totals the 1s-
ures of 1910: Exports $3.50. s0o. 900: i'm
ports. $4,000. 100000.
As To what Ge7nnny's export. and i'm
ports arc no one knows. No figures aro
allowed 20 be published. But they would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26

today when the finest lot offered
brought 50 zach. a freak fox fur.
auctiontd for the benefit Of tho Rcd
Cross brought $500.
Total sales for the last three days
amounted to $l.150.o00 Prices for
house cats were so percent higher than
last spring and those FOR erninS - per-
cent higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-26
HUNX SKINS HIGH

NEW YORK, Sept 2l.-What is said
hto he the highest price ever paid in
this country for raw skunk skins was
OH lined at tho Gall auction Of hGEa bars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

BRICkS--Tor sale lot Of sccon,i-han,, brick
l. Biuiord y Co. sol North Fifteenth St
FuRNlrJRE uc.N and second hand for Icgs
than halt rricc. hI2 Il Marshall
HACKNEY FARM WAGONS Save money
at Bristow's. Got my price before buying
l2.lt North Eicht""n'h street.
MANURE For sale. stable manure. r %. L.
Cars Lcc Han. Va. Pur,icg wishing TO
purchase communicate with the under
signed, Stating prize. they are willing to pa =.
Winston - Co. Camp Abraham Eustia. I.sy
Hall Va
Mil.k-For sale. 80 gallons OF sweet iu!ll.
dSily: state best price (. O. h. Black
stone. Va ". L. irby.
Oii o.D' wICa!r,, DJ
StoE" soid only 10y Il l. Buras " Co.
3lh W"-' Br"nd street
OLD hlCnDki farm wagons. one and two.
horse. utd price. Thomas H. Duke * Co.
S"i Brook Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
at IL o'clock A. NJ

BY virtue of decree entered In tina
United states District Court for tho
EASTERN District of Virginia on the
z'th day of June. 1915. in re f. NJ Job
son. B1nkrupt; I will proceed to sell
AT public auction on the hour and nj
the place named above. the following
property. to wit: $4,000 feet sawed lurn-
Der at Amelia Courthouse $4,000 feet
sawed lumber at sawmill. about eight
mites from the said courthouse and
MI tho standing timber on a tract OF
land Of i5i acres described in a certain
deed from II. NJ. NcNillion and wife TO
sald T. NJ. Jobson. dated June 6. 1917
recorded In the clerks office of Amelia
county. The right TO cut the timber
OFF the said tract expires on the 9Th
day of June. 1919. The undersigned is
informed that there is Il large quantity
OF valuable timber on this tract. oak
and pine, sawmill tools. fixtures. two
log wagons, etc.
Parties wishing to inspect the timber
before day of sale will call on either
Thos. r. Hardaway or j. G. jefferson
attorneys at Amelia Courthouse. Va.
VINO viii gladly furnish such informa
.ioh as they possess. or apply to tho
TERMS Cash.
Al of the above property will DO
soid free from all encumbrances.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL,
Trustee for the Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

BY. virtue OF certain deed of trust
to the undersigned. trustee, bearing
aafe a me LIN ld day OF December. 1916,
OF the Circuit Court OF Hanover Conn
". in deed book Cd, page ll9. default
having been made in the debt thereby
beneficiary hereunder. | will sell by
pubic auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, JULY S, 1918,
at O'Clock z. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed
An that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land containing ten anG seventy-five
one, hundredths uo.75) acres. lying in
heEinning at point on the west side
OF the Telegraph Road at a corner with
me lands of j. l.. Cobbs estate, and
said Telegraph Road 39.S poles to n
point in said road opposite a stone,
thence southwardly 64.2 degrees west
30 poles to AN oak stake, thence north
Waraty degrees, west AZ poles to the
land Of j. L. Cobhs estate, thence east
wardly on the north line of a new
road which line is the southern line
ing understood that a road 90 feet
VIDE Is reserved along this line to the
ingrcss and egress of the nroneriv
owners, west OF the land conveyed by
the deed.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust, all
taxes and leves now due, and ratable
proportion OF the taxes for the wear
f fousi and to Pay sy,oG a nrincipal note OF
ccmber IL. 1917, and the unpaid in
tercst thereon, and the residue. IL any.
AT one year from date OF sale, or, az
the option OF the purchaser. cash as TO
all OF said residue.
e. G. HARRIS,
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

Immediately after tho above sa,e
VIII offer 10000 to so, 900 feet Of saw
logs, ready for mill. at the aforesaid
sawniil and on said tract Of land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

GENERAL M CHINIS T
Wanted, by an established 10
cal manufacturer, a competent,
steady machinist. Permanent
position for right party. Adj
dress, giving references and
wages expected. Manager, p.
O. Box 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
HELP wANrEp-MA1r.

AND CASHIER wanted
Hours $3.50 to $3.50. Good salary and
mercantile house with modern
once. References and bond required, II
42l. care Times DISPATCH :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

SAIL. OF TEN AND
sENENTl-FINEO ONE -HUNDREDTHS Is
lo;l5) ACRES OF LAND LYING
AND BEING IN ASHLAND Dis
TRiCT, HANOVER COUNTY. Va.
ABOUT TEN MILES NORTH OF
RICHMOND.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04

ViKGINIA COMO l:lriIIA srRiNGS. Is now
stop IL or Seven Zines ear linz. Speciat
attention given 10 auto uartI.s: also sunday
3Oi3-I.