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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-11

Neenah. Wis; Frank c. Biery. Fer
pus Falls, Mimi: ReueI Chester, AL
zada. Mont; Robert J. Frazer, Dor
chester. Mass; Harold Gebhart,
Bridgeport. Conn; John J.
Griffin. Mt. Pulaski. Ill; Al
ford p. Hodges. Writ. Va;
Ralph o. Handwerk. Newside, Pa.
Proctor Howard. Hueysville, Ky;
Edgar Edison Howe, Lebanon, y.
H; F'lorian Jerzak, Stevenspoint,
Wis; George McGill. FIT. Wayne,
Ind; Alfred F. Magee, Fitchburg.
Mass; Henry Miller, Kansas, Mo.
Marshell Morris, Monticello, Ky;
Shirrell Morris, Dublin, Ind;
George A. Morrison. Camden, y. J.;
Leton w. Meyers. Cunningham,
Ky; Abe Muchman, Chicago; Wains
Radio, IronwoOd, Mich; Oscar Mar
tin Ramstead. Superior, Wis; Louis
L. Rath. New Brighton, y. Y; Lo-
renzo Rea. Livermore Falls, Mo-:
Geserve Recrisci, Fairmont, W. Va;
Fred Rector. CrOssyille, Tenn; Al
fred Roesener, Bremen, Ind; Dew
ey H. Shearer, Anderson, S. c.;
Jesse Stever, Conway, Mo; Angelo
' dCCcL, AIlddlGLOWH, 1OllIl-, t itu L.
Warns, Mott, n. D.; Louis Kjer, Am
herst Junction, Wis: William H.
Reardon, Hartford. Conn.
WAGNER Lester NJ. Pittsley,
Fairhaven, Mass.
PRIVATES Floyd H. Begley, Ell
DON. Mo; Laverne Biers, Chief,
Mich; Charles F. Bonner, Chicago;
MILFORD Braden. Tuckerman, Ark:
Walter d. Bross, Water Valley,
Miss; Vincent Cominskey, Chicago;
William p. Curronce, KimbalI, S.
D.; Orrin James Ecker, Bath, n.
Y; Patrick Francis Flemming, st.
Louis, Mo; Daniel J. H. Fran, Wa
terbury, Conn; Walter ~ Fry,
Stampede. y. D.; Lionel J. Gagnon,
Ho1yoke, Mass; Glen B. Gallagher,
Miami, Fla; John GOgOli, Thomas
tonville, Conn; Henry Gump, Hick-
Dry, Pa; Clarence Edward Hoover,
High Spire, Pa; Elmer ]. Jorgen-
son, KerkOven, Mimi; Barnard
kaegi. Gavin Rock, ILL.,; Morris
Lappe, FOrestville, Conn; Clarence
4. Lawson, jamestown, \. Y; RAJ
flel Linville, BrooksviIIe, Ky; John
l.. Mccarthy, Chicago; David Nc
Farland, RockhOld, Ky; Clarence
Mcmillan, Arlander. Tenn; Sabinus
NJ. McWhOrter, Weston, W. Va; Pc
ter Mickler, Arcadia, Fla; Albin
II. Nelson, Petersburg, Mimi;
Russell Nelson, Almond, Wis.
George Albert NUsselt. Bay City,
Mich; Walter Ohneck, Fort Wayne,
Ind; Norbert J. Opitz. Beaver, S.
D; Vincent OstrOski. Pequa Buck,
Conn; AlgelO Alberico. Erie, Pa;
Haakon VI. Amundson. Hallandale.
Fla; Adam BacZewski. New York,
\. Y; Everett f. Cowgirl, Column
bus. \. M; Sammie Erwin, Bards-
town. Ky; Francis B. Ertel, Read
ing, Pa; Stanley Gadzik. Kensing-
ton, Conn; Charles A Giles, Was
kish, Mimi; Anghil Gligaria. Chi
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ina, Russia; Theodore H. Buteau,
San Diego, Cal; John f. Bremen,
Davidson, Mich, Grover L. Carter,
Duffield, Va. Harmon f. Grafton,
Blackstone, Va; Jesse J. Eads, VI
emma, Mo; Edward Francis, Green
wood. Wis; William j.. Gu Gilbert,
Pittsburgh. Pa: Edward +. Cur
ney. New Haven. Conn: Alvin Alex
ander Harper, Chicago: Herman r..
Hutzel, Ann Arbor, Mich; George
Austin MCGEE, Cleveland. Ohio;
John Mckinney, Evelyn. Ky: Earl
0. Massey, Potsdam, ~ Y; Frank
John Naylor. Philadelphia, Pa;
James r. Nees, Poland, Ind; Oliver
X. Nelson, Milwaukee, Wis; VIII
liam 4. Neyins. Rockville. Ind. /;
Robert Newlin, Bloomingdale, Ind;
Anthony V. Maestro, Norwalk,
Conn; Fred Olafson, Hinsdale,
Mont; William A Ratliff, Martins
vile, Ind; Howard W. Sandland,
Waterbury. Conn; Ernest Schil-
ling, Cleveland. Ohio; Joseph Yer
derame, New Haven, Conn; Gees
low Zwitrosky. Ansonia, Conn.
(SECTION THREE.
Marine corps casualties-Sum-
mary of casualties to date;
Officers-Deaths. 81; wounded,
60: missing, 1. Sub total. 101.
Enlisted men - Deaths, 904 {,
wounded, 1914; in hands of enemy,
10; missing, 1874. Sub total, 1852.
Grand total, 1908.
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces Cincluded in above totaD ::
Killed in action, 8 died of wounds
received in action, 5; died of dis
ease, l wounded in action. severe
ly, 4; wounded in action, degree I'M
determined, 5; wounded in action,
slightly. 1. Total, "a.
Killed in Action.
CORPORALS John T Ring, Ker-
nersville, y. c.; Frank Socket, Chi
cago.
PRIvATES John Degnan, New
York, y. Y, John Flowers, Cock
raum, Miss; Paul F. Hortsmann,
Glennburne, Md; Oscar f. Nichol-
son, Carlton, Mimi; Thomas F. Pat
lCl SOlls LII pDl MSS ilC4AA L I'll
ney, Danville, ILL.,
Died of Wounds Received in Action.
TRUMPETER John McLernon,
Baltimore, Md.
PRIVATES Bishop 6. Patterson,
Paris, Ky; Wesley G.. Becker, Bur
lington, Iowa; Herbert ]. Buckley,
Chicago; Victor Jones, Duquesne,
Pa
SERGEANT Frederick P. Tag
CART. Whittier, Cal.
Wounded in Action, Severely.
PRIVATES Samuel NJ Burns,
Aledo, Ill; Eugene FTavin, Mara
thon, n. Y; Howard H. Nelson,
Cleveland, Ohio; John W. Stand
fast, Flushing, L. I.
Wounded in Action, Degree Cnde-
ter"mined.
SECOND LIEUTENANTS A. L.
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Sims, Groveport, Ohio; John T
Thornton. HesterviIle. Miss.
PRIVATE Joseph Casio, New
York, n. Y.
Wounded in Action. Degree Tnde.
teTminpd.
previously reported died OF
wounds
PRIVATE Allen 2 Darby. Yer.
million. Ohio.
Wounded in Action. Degree Tnde-
teTmined.
previously reported killed in a.-
ton
PRIVATE Howard 2. Rur.o-
Fevay, Ind.
Wounded in Action. Slightly.
previously reported killed In ar
tom
SERGEANT Hugh " Todd. uv-
ersburg, Tenn.
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Killed in action 81
Missing in action. oS.
Wounded severely, rs.
Died OF wounds. Sc.
Died of disease, Z,
Wounded, degree, undetermined,
10.
Died from aeroplane accident, /.
Total, 800,
Killed in Action.
/ LIEUTENANTS Richard f. Cook,
South Minneapolis, Mimi; Alvin
Holen. Big Rapids. Mich; James O..
/ Elder, Harrisburg. Pa.
sERGEANTS George Eugene
/ Mitchell. Lents, Ore; Earl V. JEFF
son. Bloomfield, Conn; John c.
Newman, New York, \. Y; Louis
! Smiddy. New York, y. Y.
! CORPORALS Edward Benson,
| Chicago, Ill; Frank stephen
Hughes, Brooklyn, N. Y; Joe A.
/ Moran. Chicago, Ill; Joseph l..
/ Shavlik, Bliss, Neb.
BUGLER Angeles POules, k-ete,
/ Greece.
/ MECHANICS Fred St Peter, Me
rominee, Mich; Eugene Sautter.
Wurttemburg. Germany; Lyman H.
Martin, Mansfield. Ill; Elephalet
/ Snedecor. Brooklyn. y. Y.
PRIVATES Jay I1er Antes, Sun
bury, Pa; Thomas W. Carson, Dill
len, W. Va; Leo DaTga, Beaver,
Wis; Richard p. Donnelly, Beach
mont, Mass; Philip sDufTen, Race
land. La; Tom Fiudley, Alto, Tex. !;
Henry Frank, Morrison, Okla;
Northen c. Green, Ashland, Ala;
Antona Gustus, Westville, Ill; Ola
c. Hendrix, Beebe, Ariz.; Michael
Higgins. New York. n. Y; Charles
r Hoeb, Orion. Kan; Albert F.
Holland, Clarendon, Tex; Grover
HOuChin, Brownsville, Ky; Sam c..
Hutchinson, OwcnsbOro. Ky; Stan
ley KaIdeIski. New Haven. Conn. !;
John KelIar, Philadelphia, Pa;
/ Alexander KoIOdzeonzyk, East
| Lansdowne, Pa, Milton Oliver
/ Lewis, Fairfield, Neb.; Frank John
/ LichtenfeIs, Richmond, Ind; Mich
ael MCGUIRE, Brooklyn, N. Y; En-
DRY Mahafey, Atlanta, Ga; Lloyd
/ Majors. Amelia Court House, Va;
| Fred T. Merrill, Jr., Portland, Ore;
/ Robert S. Neel, Love Greek. Va 4;
/ Walter Arnold Nelson. Chinook,
/ Mont. Walter Newton, West Med
ford. Mass; Thomas OgOrobnick,
! Kniazy, Russia: Edward Regan,
/ Lc0minster. Mass; Chester B.
( Rejse, Hayden, Col; Clyde Robin
son, Folsom, ". Va; Charles ROra-
! beck. Bancroft, Mich; John f. St.
John, Egypt, Ky; David L. Savers,
/ Dalton. Va; Allen Smelley, Poteet
I Tex: Percy W. Sweet, Plattsburg,
J y Y; Mansell c. Williams, Char
[ leroi. Pa; Harry Dauphinais. Orcn-
grd, Mass; William +. Dineen, Jer-
( sey City, n. J.; Darrell NJ. DUnkle
[ Vancouver, Wash, Joseph Fred
! England. Monet, Ark; GregOriO
! F'ozio. Philipsburg, Pa; Floyd ].
Gilbert. BOstwiCk. Ga; Dexter I.
Henderson, New Derry. Pa; Robert
NJ j Ihm. Catasauqua. Pa: Ebert
O. Ivy, Parsons. Tenn; John Elmer
Jackson, indianapolis. Ind; Solo
mon Krupnik, Detroit. Mich:
Charles c. Lane, Newmansville, Pa;
Lominco Leo, Des Moines, Iowa:
DOmiuickO Luciano, Bridgeport,
Conn; Milton Lustig. ROckaway. n.
Y; John Mares, OcOthan, Mexico;
William D. Martin. Standpoint. Ida
no; Manuel Marines. Tanos. N. NJ;
William y. MAYO, McDonOugh, Ga:
Basil Palmer, Glencoe, Ohio; Wal
ter Chandler Park. Middletown
Mo: Johnnie Ptchelmaver, Hance-
vile. Ala; Joseph Reano, Ciconio,
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Italy; Joseph Z. Riggs, Panguitch,
Utah; Alva Robbins, Laurel, Ina.
Fred K. RUDE. helso, Wash; An
CELIA Santarelli, Tooele, Utah;
Charles Edward Weitmyer, Harris
burg. Pa
Yonkers. y. Y.
sERGEANTS Frank Carbaugh.
GreeucastIe, Pa; Donald ID. Spar,
Cromwell. Iowa; Sam Chambers,
Sanders, Ind; Otis Kane Norton,
Oakland, Cal; Burtis w. Van Hen
mix. Utica, y. Y.
CORPORALS Charles Thomas
Guunil, Madison, Wis; James j.
Mccarthy, Chicago, Ill; James Nc
Guinness, Milwaukee, Wis; Harry
Kenneth Kunzie, Hersey, Mich.
COOK Charles E. Slocum, Toledo,
Ohio
PRIVATES Eddie P Carter,
Houston, Tex; James II. Caylor,
Kansas City, Mo; Michael Chittick,
Casserta. Italy; John E. Ford, Man
breno, Tex; Charles NJ. French,
Center, Col; Guy n. Stafford, Battle
Creek, Mich; Jacob J. STATE, Rich
mond. Mimi; George NJ. futile,
Winsted, Conn; MahOn J. Wilson,
Sanford, Me; William H. Hink,
Joplin. Mo; Edward J. LANCE, Win
field. y. Y; Joe LAUGH. East Wind
sor Hill, Conn; George w. Pepper
man. Jersey Shore. Pa; Hiram B.
Todd. Oakland, Ga; Reginald l..
Brown. Quebec. Can; Frank X.
Izzo, Altoona, Pa; Ferdinand H.
I.aFleur, Cataro, La; Harold p.
Iessard. WaterviIle, Me; James H.
Merritt. Camp, Ohio; Frank Miller,
Erie. Pa: Elmer PeTo, Waterville,
Ne. Matt Peterson, Crystal Falls,
Mich; George Y. Philbrook, Su-
Terior. Wis; William Tinker, Jr.,
New Haven, Conn; Raymond Allen
Wilson, Lexington, Ky.
Died of Disease.
CORPORAL Francis a CoUghlin,
archibald, Pa
PRIVATES Zachary Fl. Button,
Lagrange, Ky; Carl Melvin Jenk-
ms. Middletown, Va; Nathaniel B.
Thornton, Columbus. Miss; Charles
Musar, Messina, Italy; William T.
Charles. ChatswoTth, Ga; Peter J.
Fleming, Woburn, Mass.
Died Of AerOpIane Accident
LIEUTENANT Leroy Gates
Woodward. WatertOwn, Conn.
Wounded Severely.
LIEUTENANTS Felix ". Knauth,
New York, y. Y; Irenaeus Joseph
Itetmeyer, New Iberia, La: Lewis
H. Wood, Cedartown, Ga; Oscar I.
Strickland, Portsmouth, Ohio.
SERGEANTS Earl Norbert Bent
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degree Undetermined
LIEUTENANTS Harvey John
Kennedy, Barnesville, Ga: Car
Leo, Cedar Rapids Iowa; William
y. Marshall, Anderson. 5. c.
SERGEANTS Arthur 7. Camp
bell. MIddletown. Conn; Thermau
f. Leach. Abba. Iowa David Witt
Inter county, Va
MECHANIC George W. Fields
Perham. Maine
PRIVATES Victor n. Adams. Pas
sale. y. J.: Luther 0. Clark. Round
Bottom. Va: oliver y. Goodson
Fort Collins. Colo; Thomas John
son. Vandersol. Wis; Angelo Ledri
Los Angeles, Cal: Louis Police, Mt
Vernon, n Y; Wladyslow Reczka
Philadelphia, Pa; Leslie Earl Sieg-
fried. Phillipsburg, Pa; Peter o
Solheim, Minneapolis, Mimi; Dallas
Steward. Sprule. Ky; John r. Tai
ley, Eentland. Ind: GaspeTe Tum-
bareilo. St. Louis, Mo; John J9ng
Osakis. MINI.
Missing in Action.
SERGEANT John Joseph Shan
ahan. Philadelphia, Pa
CORPORALS Thomas John Nc
Graw, Philadelphia, Pa; Walter j
Roberts, Norwalk, Conn.
PRIVATES Ora L, Adams, Dana
Ind; JosieD ArJioin, Chataignier
La; Lenn!e Gardner, MoundsvilIe
". Va: Max Grinstein, Seattle
Wash; Henry II. kageff, Detroit
Mich; Emil Kuehl, Neenah, Wis. ;
Eincenzo LuCisano, Santa Maria
Catenzora, Italy; Daniel D, Nc
Cloud, Philadelphia, Pa; Archie
Mcneil, Laurel Hill, Fla; Anton J
May, New York City; James "
Moss, Calhoun, Ga; Taylor c
Scott. Bradentown. Fla; william
Garrow, Menasha, Wis; John Hen
~ Sheridan. Chicago; William n
Smith, Arcadia, Fla, Leon Stom-
sky, Westfield, Mass; Joseph Will
liam Tolliver, Matoak. W. Va; En-
'ly Troiano, New Haven, Conn.
Howard c. Viering, West Haven
Conn: James Joseph Wales, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Fred WEIGH, Waco
Texas: AngeTus IL Costa, Seattle
Wash; Earl d. Findlay, Valley City
N. D: Sydney T. King, North va
kfma, Wash; Powell r. Majkowski
OssininP, y. Y: George W. Mar
shou. MedGeId, Mass; John Mish-
twice, New Haven, Conn; Car
PrObstner, Homestead, Pa; Whit
ney Rebstock, Cutoff, La; LeOT
Caras. Utica, n. Y; Earl Andrew
Chauvin, Detroit, Mich; Gustave a
Erickson, New Britain, Conn; AL
/ fred T. Goodwin, Cakes, n. D; Wal
ter R GudOpp, Spokane, Wash.
Rexford l. Guiberson, Olympia
Wash; Robert /. Quinn. Newberry
Fla: William T. Hall, New Haven
Conn: William Jameson. West
Haven. Conn; Abraham Katz, New
York City: Vincent KTaiesky, Mid
dIetown, Conn; Joseph J. Lauku-
It's, AnsOnia, Conn; Joseph Leon
Lawrence, Bethlehem, Pa; Andy
II. Lfpscomb, Aurora, W Va. Nick
Manos. Sparta, Greece; John Ninch
Matthews. Ind; Sylvanus J. Neise
NiddIetown. Ind; Walter Powell,
Spring Place, Ga; Ralph T. Quinn,
Spartanburg, S c: OrvaI Taylor,
MunfordvilIe Ky; Budd Timmens.
N1nida, Mont: Albert Trushinski,
Waukcsha. Wis.
(SECTT0y TWO.)
The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
Of the American expeditiOnary
forces:
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Doctor Prescribed Yinol
or This POo-r Mother Who Gould
Hardly Drag Around.7

atE-8 tti y 1tAs-% -AEDG4iE4
Glasgow Jct, KY am a farm
aF5 wife and was suffering from a
leryous breakdown loss Of flesh
and POOR appetite 50 Z could hardly
Eray around ard do the work for
4v family. L5y doctor prescribed
sgigzDi- III not only made me well
and strong but 7 have gained in
Fetgii1-" alrs- s. ". Gray.
The reason Elu0I proved such
fODdarTll strength creator IN NJ
srlys case is because OF the beef
Lgr cd liver rcEsoEes- iron and
s-alHa nese DeHf0Eatcs and Fiycero-
s-Js pirates combined RI 4 pure. ma
1Fs tonic wine. which I-EEes tIuoI
a Tacat successful tonic Ead
Eges drug sIgEa. Cuzr-as r Strste
r gEtUl IrIg sEg. ard Cruz-
Es-s 4ygly where. (AdYJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-09-11

Gardner. Hives. Io0u.f AEusiup
Gufucal Passions, Pa, Alfred G
Mills. Great Fails. Muat. Henry
Herman ObcruCyUr, la FayCtt&
Ind. Raymond r. Osmcud. FhIia-
6eIph1a. Pa. Heury Oicn OsueSs,
FIcrpcut. =. D., Jerry Drabek, &c
c--a. III. Edward IA. Keel. Boiljug-
ham. Wash: Clay Mcknight.
pcarcc, A-tz.. Frank Miller. CuI-
versity Place, Nch.
Died OF Disease.
CORPORAL John b. Eazcit;ne.
ConueauJ OHIO.
TRTyATES Andrew Fatscher.
Valley Stream, y. Y; NinceHzo
zgc4clncca, Lalstard, Pa; George
j.. NeuGc-. New Albany, IA, Uo-
mcr Is. 0-roL. Deavcr, Colo.
Died Prom Accident
PRIVATE Willie Hunt. SeyppeI,
A-k.
Wounded Severely,
CAPTAIN Albert c, Reynolds,
Da-v.le, H.
agIE&ANTS walter Edward
B0eGalEaaus, West Brighton, \.
RI, J4m-s Tracy Hale. Jr., Muwau-
lzea. IS Is, Harold U. Little, Ste
$500. ,--,., $780,, = rbsDa,-
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a-ai-so.. no, aug '-71''7 l. d o---4'''''- y
1'-7'-' ''--r
ColEJi-A--5 Thomas RANK
Burke, Detroit. -l-IA-' 'z'-of &c nj
Eaz. Whiting, ma -Alu'e" = tOO4-
z--lr ELslis-, il-.5 JyLA - Gran
le-u, PUSHED, Mass, John lever
EFT, tarrlr, Ca. Ace ID Nelson
Grace, Idaho John c. Bowie, At
lAlla7 Gas Edward Leahy- spring
Held, Mass lrsll a suklp' Buoy
r-s- JAlo' James f. h-s.l ny nus
Held Mass, DAVID W. -NeaFy, S~
Paul Gnu-, Thomas PeTsico, Ne"
YORK. NJ y George phillips, Ierre
H-uls, Ind, James Potesta7 Indiana
Laebar, Ind
MECHANICS Leonard c, Howard,
Parker, 5 D.; Warren william
Cooper, Erocklyu, n 7
FltiFAILS Hugh Doherty, Port
Arthur, Texas; John G Eyenson
River, Mimi; Thomas Gregory
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Wounded in Action.

Veach, BIoGgett, ore, Stap}ey J.
Wolfe. WaIls WaIIs, Wash.
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ROLL OF HONOR



Ffrs. FcuwiCk. Nich.s Willie l..
E.-fne~. Hives. Tenn; AEostiuo
Clinical. Passions, Pa, Alfred g.
Mills. Great Fails. MuRt. Henry
Herman Obcrucypr, la FayCtta,
Ind. Raymond It. 0smcud. FhIia-
6eIph7a. Pa. Heury Oicn OaueSs,
Iziovpcut =, H., Jerry Drabek, &C
Gro. III. Edward H. Keel. Boiling
ham. wash. Clay Mcknight.
Tearcc, A-.z.. Frank Miller. e III
N-arsftv Place. Nch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-17

Pursuant to decree OF tho Cbancerv
Court OF the city OF Richmond. entered,
In the suit Of Cliff Well Cigar Co, Inc.
against Eyerybodys Pharmacies Inc
ct al. on the 3rd day OF June, 1918, the
undersigned receiver OF the court in
said cause, Will offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises. at the corner
OF Broadway and Woodlawn Avenues.
in the city of Iiopcwell on
WEDNESDAY,. THE 18TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1915.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the stock OF drugs, fixtures, soda foun
tain and appliances in the drug store
known as the "Broadway Pharmacy.
Tho said stock Of merchandise. foun
tain and fixtures in said store will first
be offered as whole, and then each
MIXTURE separately, and the stock OF
m merchandise in separate parcels, and
the property Will be knock ed down to
the highest bidder or bidders. The
said property will be sold free Of ali
This Is one OF the best paying drug
stores In the town of Hopewell, and
the stock of drugs Is fresh and com
plete.
The present lease does not expire
until July II. 1918.
TERMS: Cash
c. b. ROBERTSON Receiver.
=. .. Box AS. Richmond, va.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. INC
Auctionecrs.
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Mechanicsville
Turnpike
NEAR FAIRFIELD AVENUE.


Ey virtue Of decree of the Chan
the cause Bertha WaIdbauer ct ais. va.
Charles Staude ct ais. entered June 3,
1918. the undersigned special commits
sioners will proceed to sell, subject to
the confirmation Of the court, at public
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1918.
at o'clock =. NJ,
the above properties. which consist Of
iicsvile Turnpike. and described as fol-
lows. to-wit: All that lot of land lying
Wa being Sa5Gae in s the city #
lows: Beginning on the west line OF
e eeta. Win land belonging to the
ing north 5os.2 feet. thence N north los
feet TO a branch. THENCE eastwardly
west line OF said turnpike GH t h nee
south ardly along tho said turnpike
zoo feet 10 inches to the point of be-
ginning, and containing EOS acres
This property has large frontage on
Mechanicsville Turnpike. The build
ings on the property will rent we'll and
truck gardener.
=, TERMS; One. third of tho purchase
balance in. equal installments payable
at one and two years after date, tho
deferred installments to be evidenced
terest from date of sale at the rate OF
per cent per annum, the payment OF
which is to be secured by deed OF
trust upon the said property, or for ali
cash, at the option OF the purchaser.
L. G. HAZELGROVE,
ROBERT ii. TALLEY,
r. Il. PEYTON, JR,
Special Commission.
! hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED of special commissioners has
been given.
CHAS. o. sAyILLE,
Clerk
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HELP wAsrED-rEMALn.
OPERATORS in our sewing.

OPERATORS in our sewing
room on improved power
machines. inexperienced sew
ers can operate with few
hours instructions. Good wages
paid while learning and every
facility furnished employees to
increase earnings. Pleasant
work in comfortable surround
ings. Perfect sanitary condi-
tons. Richmond Dry Goods
Company. 10 South Seventh
Street.
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WANTED. bright. energetic
young boy, fifteen to eigh-
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opportunity with one of the best
institutions in the city for the
right person. Apply by letter
in own handwriting, giving ref
erence as to character and hab-
it's. Address Boy A, care
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PERMANENT,
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AND
PROTECTED
POSITIONS
FOR
YOUNG WOMEN

At the present time we
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ages Of 16 and 25 to learn
telephone operating.
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We provide the best of
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Randolph 10000. The en-
ployment office Is open
from $50 A. M. to $50
p. M.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
co. OF VIRGINIA.
: Wantcd. oxpcricnced
10 do az NH
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MEN-Wanted, few good re-
liable colored men for factory
work. G. F.. Sauer Co.
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sERvAFT-Wantsd, eompetsnt servant for
fore y. ~. le2 belmont Avenue
sTEN09RAPHER wAn!ea. stsnoErapher
for Washington. ID. G. Apply Room OF,
Railway and Power Building, Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, carriage wood worker STEADY
fob, good pay. A. Meyers Sons. III Esat
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
co. OF VIRGINIA.

: Wantod. oxpcrienccd
Light bseEToepinS 90 'G oderats s SHrk ana 70
start. with advancement to right party.
349, care Tlmes- DIspateh.
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LADIES-Wanted, young la
dies over 1G years old TO help
put up Sauer's Flavoring Ex-
tract. Must be neat, intelligent
and furnish references as to
character. Surroundings clean,
cool and delightful; pleasant
work. G. F. Sauer Co., West
Broad and Meadow Streets.
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experienced autorno-
A hiBh-crads repre-
ASs. Replies kept In
III care Times-Db-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FANS-25 direct-current cell
ing fans Of standard makes
at SIS each. Apply Krouse
Auto Wrecking and Metal Co.,
2002-4-G East Main Street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NECEI ' ERS SALE
OF
SODA FOUNTAIN CARRONAToR
STORE FIXTURES AND VALUABI,E
STOCK OF DRUGS AT HONEYWELL,
VA
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ssUSICAl. IssTRiJMENTs

MUsICAL INSTRUMENTS. eO
ORGAN MAINTENANCE-orga cared for
=, OK yearly agreement ,,nI Electric motors In;
rebuilt and guaranteed organs can be pe :
cured. Manly Is. Ramos. l06 North Seventh
near Franklin.
nsphews q the, great chiqker fS ~ y sos
have have musical cusiosity, come and soc. play
far produced by mortal man. Manly b.
Ramos. Seventh. near Franklin.
FOR sale for cash. $50 piano. as good as
new. Can refer purchaser to reputable
dealer rs to condition and quality. Will
sell at comparatively low figure, Call
Boulevard ll1a-W. or apply at 2iis Grove
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BALEdMAN-wautsd.
bile iro salesman.
sentative above draft
Ftrtet confidence. II
patch
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MOVING. HAULING. sT0nAGE ~
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TOUN1 LADIES-P. Fl. Mayo Il Bro.
Branch, Twenty-si1th and Cary Streets,
need experienced packers tyounE ladieS on
sliced plug.
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MOVING. HAULING. STORAGE ..
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MEETINGS.
tt,l

Legal NOTICES. 100
otiice OF Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hall. Room LOT.