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The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07
". C. '. U.
MRS. JOHN NJ. PITTMAN. ]

Enfranchisement of Women.
 King George signs bill giving the ballot to six million British women.
 The women worked hard for this recognition, but the men in whose hands lay the power (un- justly) to bestow the sballot, could never see Woman's worth until this terrible war came on, when she magnificently stepped in places made vacant by the call of the men to the colors, and has done her part grandly.
 Extension of the franchise was announced to women on Febru- ary b, by the Canadian govern ment as a part of it's established policy.
 1t was stated that woman sui frage will be an accomplished fact in Canada before another election is held. This is interpre- ted to mean that the measuse will be introduced at the next session of Parliament which, probably, will open about ApriI 1st.
 Temperance Day in Public
 Schools.
 The following states have Fem perance Day in Public Schools:
 Alabama. Tennessee, Kansas, New Mexico, Oregon, North Da kota, Missouri, South Dakota and South Carolina. Let Ark ansas he the next.
 Many of these states hayt named their Temperance DaY Frances E, Willard Day, Why not honor her thus, as vel as a Lee, Lincoln or q Wash ington.
 Each led in great battles fo. freedom. Frances Willard led , peaceful warfare in the mora. arena of life. It was, neve,the-
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07

less, a strenuous warfare, and net with sneers and opposition from those who should have been ,ts friends, and was as hard to pear as bullets from cannon s mouth.
 Let's intercede with Mir. And rews and Mir. Bush to introduce rhls measure as soon as the leg stature meets.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07

Surgeons agree that in cases of Cuts, Burns, Bruises, and Wounds, the first treatment is most important. When an efficient antiseptic is sapphed prompt ly. there is no danger of infection and the wound begins to heal at once. For use on man or beast, Borozone is the ideal Antiseptic and Healing Agent. Buy 1t now and be ready for an emer- gency. Price 25c, soc, Sl,00 and $l.50, Sold by Guthrie Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07

Children who have worms are pale, cross, fretful, and siekly most of the time. To rid the little body of these parasites Whites Cream Vermifuge is an approved remedy When the worms have beeu driven out the child grows strong, healthy and robust. Price 30e per bottle Sold by mthrie Drug Store,
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07
YOUR FACE Is YOUR FORTUNE

X thousand people look al your face While one elances at your feet-yet-- you spend money to keep your shoes in condition and neglect your face. RED CROSS Shaving Lotion 0ha after-shaving lu&ury), makes old faces look young and keeps all faces in the pink of condition. This and other RED CROSS toilet articles sold only by
 Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07

Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely the best for all kidney or blad- der troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Sanol is a guaranteed reme- dy. Soc and $1.00 bottle at Hesterly drug store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-03-07
Whcre Will You Fight?

This is YOUR country and YOUR war. you must do some thing! Your patriotism Is a' stake. The question is HOW and where can 1 serve best! You are Summoned by President HlISoR'
 The President says business must be made more pro'itlc anu more efficient and the men anu women who devote their enef gies to these things will he seFF- ing the country .and conducting the fight for peace and freedom just as truly and just a5 eh5e. .,,. lively as the men on tue ha''' fields and in the trenches.
 It's up 10 You 10 ShOg Your GeIoTS a0''
 The war is on NOV. Basi. ness must he made more ftilcien' NOW Thousands of posl'loa'a, ', are open NOW to those who .sn@ T,n serve Write today for ea'al0s and information.
 Mail or personal instruction, George A. MCLEAN Presldeh'
 DrauQhon's Practical r s c 0 L L E U 7
 Little Rock, Ark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

es,ins. perhaps, is that OF Brisadler
Collier. who has been decorated with
the cross. of the Legion of Honor Cor
his work in light tank which enabled
hftecn American soldiers 10 capture
100 Germans.
Several hundred Of these tanks led
the counterofcnsirc from tho Ei,lsrs-
cotterets forest in July. which marked
what anpearS to have been the turn
ing point OF The war.
Ihey broke through tho enemy's
lines. destroying his macIine-E gun sec
tons. overcoming strong centers ~ re-
slStance and spreading panic and de-
mcriiiZation in the German ranks.
Wherever the infantry was preceded
By the chars uasSaut." IS the French
ca them, the advance was three miles
a day.
1t was these same French light
tanks which preceded the .Amer icAns
~ their advance upon Juvigny and
Fcrny. on the Scissors plateau. One
OF them. manned by lieutenant. killed
more than zoo Germans Oh the plateau
Documents that have come into thc
hands OF the French star show that
the Germans arc greatly worried by
tho light tanks, and are studiously
coaching their men IN methods OF de-
Tense against them.
Thc light cars have the advantage
oil greater speed and ct being more
easily handled than the heavier tanks.
they require a crew Of Only two men.
Il driver and carry an onc-and-ahalf If
inch gun and = machine gun.
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HOW TO AVON THE DISEASE

Evidence seems TO prove that this *
q Serm disease. spread principally by
human contact; chiefly through cough
sons having colds which means avoid
ms sn"es!ns or splitting. SO avoid per
'hG crowds--Corinon drinking Guns
r"!icr towels. etc. Keep up your bodily.
strength by plenty OF exercise in the
open air, and good food. Above all
keep free from colds. as colds irr;tat ;.
lhe lliinS OF the air passages and rem
der them much better breeding places
for tn. germs.
Us" Eick's Napo Rub at the very frs,
sism OF a cold For. head cold melt
:. little III spoon and inhale tho VA
pors. or better s,iil. use Vapo Rub in
q. benZoin steam kettle If This in nct
available. use an ordinary ;eaE.ttIc
RI! hair fun OF boiling water put in
half a teaspoon Of Vapo Rub from Tim"
70 tiIne-keep the ketilc just slowly
ooihns and inhalc tho steam arising
N",c.- vick's Vapo Rub is the dis
coIory OF North Carolina dru.gIst
who found how to combine in sniy
form Mcnttol and Camphor with n!ch
essential oils az Eucalyptus, Thv,nc
Cubebs, etc. SO mat when the saiyc T..
applied 10 the body heat, these inrrc
dlehts arc liberated in the form OF
Tapors. va
Vapo Rub ~ comparatively new f.,
Western States, where il is iust now
he'nS introduced. In other sections n,
she country. however, II IL the standard
! nom. remedy in over million homcu
-. iorins of cold troubles more
year. '''t
,, u Is particularly recommended far
childrens Group or colds. since i, is
SSh'crnay'y applied. and. Therefore. can
nc slishtest harmful enccts. Vapo
knh can be had IN three sizes--30c GOc
$h-e-at all druSgists-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

exit" saying he d.d the Annette KEEL
hermann into it when Jerry" came
booming OF nights
~ strctchcr- bearer. who says he lives
opposite Belmont Park when he is at
home, was found at the cross roads
in n former Y, NJ. G. ~. hut. now an
American dressing station. watching a
German plane lowering above the
trees. Americans were breaking sooty
plane dropped close down so the Oh
server could have II look at the trans
nor'. Finally the m&chinc Ilidcd away
The ground was s,rewn with Ger
man canteenS. ammunition boxes. he'll
NETS and articles OF clothing all
through The woods.
Jerry went away from there lick
cty-split when the New Workers got
going. The Manhattan Islanders We're
ensconced in FOX holes or little rifle
German occupants when they arrived.
DEE" TRENCHES AND WIRES
ltUN THROUGH THE WOODS
Deep trenches and great stretches
of harhed Wire run this way and that
through the cloSe-wovcn trees. Ameri-
can transports followed the lighting
line SO close IL almost piled upon itself
on the narrow road. which is the only
street came mighty to New Workers in
the forest campaign. The mules hauled
tn. guns and dragged the grub.
There were numerous motor lorricS,
10. but the road was muddy and mules
iccfS stuck better.
Artillery. mounted men and infantry
" .aved their way through the woods
which echoed with "whoops" in Brook
lyn accents. Not far ahead the guns
were pounding steadily. occasionally
a shell squawked through the forest
1t never caused half as much excite
ncnt as when Il motor Skiddcd OF the
road and became imbedded in soft ooze.
From parts of the road going into
the forest the soldiers could look down
the little valleys where the Germans
had built small villages with tiny
houses with artistic design. They had
electric lights. baths and other con-
vcnicnces Jerry" had bedded him
self down for the winter when rooted
out by the men from the big town.
Deep amid the trees -: the forest were
villages not 50 elaborate. but quite
permanent.
For many years TO come explorers
probably Will bc coming upon whiteued
bones in those dark labyrinths.
Mixed in with the traffic were pris-
orers. Some OF them said they were
from the Eiizabethian Guards, which
is a crack German organization. one
fellow said he had heen Il waiter in the
Iinickcrbockcr Hotel. New York. Any
bunch OF German prisoners which did
not>'contain nj least one former New
York waiter would be 4 rarity.
The German army must have an
anazing number Of walters in il
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t ID. WANTS
TIMES pISPA.CIl
g, CI-ASSICtGp hDvCt>vISlNG
S'8hanrdireu ana lnocSco tor Quick
References

.oc ~ liae Sunuly
.sc q l,ne DVl,V,
rs linz sor cvnse ,uure Insertion,
SSnn,,simm III tines Is n,.owod
Mlmn0m rasre9 IS cents
the inch,
AL dfertisenien,s received up :" 10 r A.
~, -. AZ. SniuroAvsl tho day rotore nu. :
nSettcn., WIKI receive proper rLaSSiuTNtiofs
huSerlssemeEts Received nfter ,hut hour
MI! oe piacea IN IN. '"rco l~a'" I" Ciass-
fS column
iSiSphone SoGr Wnut Ats TO The ltmcs-
Disratch EG.-loipb |. wheH YOU ind Il
more sehv.m,n' TO 40 50. aEd ther VIII
r,SUBSTATlONS FOR I'D. WANTS.
Times. Dispatch Branch Ofices main
ttSiaeI In n7acticalN every Drug Store In
iiEe CITY for 'he convenience of tho public
iIr @oiifcc rates
SOUT!i RICHMOND
BrSaSh SflGt IiiucS- pisrL 'cn. iIDt tluN
Telcphurc 10 nic,oh iSo3.
rErEEs,EGRG
Times ptspat ch Rraurh az North second
Street; rhore roterstur.' ".c
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FRENCH LIGHT TANKS
DO EXCELLENT WORK
ono of Them Enabled Fifteen Amcri.
ems to Capture Seven Hum
drcd Germans.
TBv Associated Pres:

BY Associated Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES,
October 15.-Greater laurcls daily are
being won by the French light tanks"
which are cooperating with the Amer
lean forces in pushing the Germans
back toward the Rhine
Among the many Individual feats OF
the tanks and their drivers which have
como 10 light. one Of the most inter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

spanish Influenza. which appeared in
Apa;n in May. has all the aIpcarnce Of
EXP or a grippe. which has swept over
ias,,Worid IN numerous r,pidemica as far
lert 20 an endemic in AZ r. c.. when
is'fcgardcd by many TO have been iu
iuc:!Ha. Every century has had its at
iSc"a Beginning with 1881. this coun-
rE has rad five cpidemics, the las, in
go THE SYMPTOMS
ZIP, or infiuenza az IL is now called.
aShEiLy begins with q chill, followed by
nausea and dizziness. and .cn"raI
itchnG OF weakness and dcoTession
Tho Temperature is from 100 TO "a and
i ,s , ,.x u ,Sn lasts from three to
c9Gs membrane or lining Of the air nas-
sases-nose, throat and bronchisi tiIhes 6
there is usually hard cough eenc
Eli! Dad at night. oftentimes a sore
eae appearances Of a severe head cold
THE TREATMENT
90 TO bed at the first symptoms. not
others-take a pureative. eat p,c,,2
~ Of nourishing FOOD. remain per
niey A quiet and don't don't worry. oui-
may be administered by the physician 5
directions 10 relieve the aching, But
here rs no cure or specific for irnuenzH
Nature herself viii! throw OF tho n ~
lacR X only you keep up your strength
The chief danger lies In the compiled
ions Hhich may arise. Influenza 80
wssasens me bodily resistance tina,
shltic asse!oping. and sometimes in.
aammat!on OF the middle car. or hear,
ShectIons. For these reasons IL is yery
'rpnortahs that the patient remain IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

- -, NOTICE
10 dSae ,nic;hosrs 9f Mctropolitan Lodge No
,cn;fS,:. 81 O. r.; on account Of the cpl:
ctcu.I' 81 ihGutrZ5. ana tue Board OF Reaiii,
Ei"sinS ~! lodge halls. Metropolitan Lodge
ing a"' I'M i tnSir teSular weekly meet
Sr committees, Will ." no visiting ANY
Gr"'i,ll.t aick or N distress please notify +.
;'eGt K;SeosrIlnE Seereialy. rs %orth
sl,S-N. iic VIII keep d rtcord md irsy'pr
alSn' s. the "'st regular meeting OF The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
CALL. \ PHiSiCIAN-iU no
4 BED-STAY QUIET.
DON'T WORRY,

ahrre Is No Occasion for Panic-Iufu-
aSGHh It.rif Has u Very Low Percent
3 nRc OF Fatalities. Not over One DcuII,
UNI OF Every I'our Hundred Gn.e.
n"cordtnE TO the y. &. Hoard Of
Chief Danger Iics in
complications Arising, Attacking
rrinctpHii! Patients in Rundown
aonditIon--'Th"se Who Dont GO TO
Up Too Early.
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1CI{ SGHfIEs

AUr0MoA...r.:. rur SAFE. 10
OK i nPP-Ninc lora touring cars Tor sale:
ciCHl Ia !tfst class condition several
nearly new. AppiS j. Frank Darling RIO
niala, a. Il. II: /. or MAKE appointment
thIousn 1cnnis Auto SuouiY Co. sol Wcst
- ~ Nr..>5-bCRfES twin six touring car
iiu,s.IH'n 'ohoition Mil sen TOT $500 III
Johnson. company 4. GnIrIccntn battalin,,
lifantry Replacement Camp t;Ievr nj n ~ rc
ana AN.nuc y. Camp Lee. Va. 90
% r.N AIT trucks are quality trucks -
go McSL Lr1aI' Street. 1865 49,
IRl AiOS-- Er~nu-usm TrLxton I.,o,
unit Tor IotIh citlnS Forum Seyrr b,s
tsedi cost fioc. Niii sea- tor 500 ~ uIicu
DUCT. -AuuEess X ~. care 'Timrs- ID sn.G,rJLH
iARGAlNS-USED CARS.
MA-SM ELI. Sl75
REQ SIN TOURING;
MANHEl.L. 1917.
FRANkLiN. l.AlE MODEL
81 L bE.IAiI Err. I-PASSEEGEH TCURINC
CliEt kOLET B.N.Y GRAND
sEERl.E SS. 7-fASSENUER
ATLANTIC MOTOR do
Ia. W EST BROAD STREET
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
i-n,e n,rd street station. nichrnoua.

rn'e nrd street Station. Richmond.
fn1 "piiDlk 600 y. NJ. $500 4 M
F." W u VI. 'bIs y. NJ
.,r'cSe n iTN"li !Js ASP, TUE, VEST.
hrri'a Richmond from Norfolk: .ie:oS
x r.. t2HHc +. a. : fISm M w sssIt6 po7;NSp
o.iD Daily except 3anday ,Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
HOW TO USE WCK'S vAP0RUB
e. TREATING SPANISH INFLUENZA
fhe influenza Germs Attack the Lining Air Passages
When Napo Rub Is Applied Over Throat Chest
Gated Napors Loosen the Phegm, Open the Air
- and Stimulate the Mucous Membrane to Throw The
Term

In Addition. Napo Rub Is Ab-
sorbed Through and Stimu.
lates the Skin. Attracting the
blood TO the Surface and
Thus Aids in Reducing the
Congestion Within.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS

EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
In order To stimulate the lining Of
germs, 20 aid in looscuing TIC pIlcrn
ana keeping the air passages open.
mus making the breathing easier,
N!ch apo tib viii Ice found effective
Lie throat. chest and back between the
shoulder blades to open the pores. Then
'apo Kun should be rubbed in over the
parts unlIi the skin Is red, spread on
thichiy and covered with two thick
nesS"s OF not iiannei cloths. Leave the
cIolhinF loose around the neck, as the
neat O; the body iiberatcs the inyra-
1ients in II" FORM OF Vapors These
Napors. inhaled with each breath, cary.
ne medication directly to the parte
5thccted. AT the same time Vano Pm
is absorbed through and stimulates Inc
sKla attracting the blood TO the sur
race and thus aids in relieving the con.
ScStiDn within " 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

LHl;OREltS

THE FOUNDATION co.
OFFERS YOU Al JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILL-
ED LABORER.
War work for all men leav-
ing nonessentiai industries.
The chance for inside men to
earn good wages at healthy
work and at the same
time help the boys "Ovcr
There" to get ammunition to
lick the Hun.
An unusual opportunity to
work on the line Of otfense
at home at good wages, and
you can shortly increase
your earning capacity. This
otter extends to all kinds OF
men, both white and colored,
who are forced to seek en-
ployment in war essential
industries, or to other patri-
otto Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
If you mean BUSINESS, cut
out this ad, put on your old
clothes and present it to u.
S. Employment Office. 9l0
East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, or at the U. S. Branch
Employment Office, Seven
Pines, Richmond, Va. Ex-
perienced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
caulkers, metal workers; in
fact, almost any kind OF
skilled or unskilled labor.
This job is an ideal location,
furnished free transporta-
ton to and from Richmond.
Work seven days a week.
Apply only at the above
addresses.
No influenza on this job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

bed units his strength re,urns-stay in
ocd al least Two days or more after the
fever has left you. or if YOU are over
~ or Mt strong, stay in bed four DAYS
or NOR. according to the severity OF
the attack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

AH hs Iosa Ris az i II a,a 2sS H,i f.
Street. cfiAnI..nas SA,IiKiHp ..,Sj;t#S, sssi
MISS E nne III leafs ,M Mr.S1S %1o M Sm
Mrs e. H. Akers: Two ,:reiheis and iiNc sis
iHnSrai TiirRspAY. I. NJ. at the
JOHN Cir. G'o' iS lai G 5as r
,i lille ,youmEest son OF, ~. lame. =. %md
s MaTy M Ne Arsir Years Of EMO" Mills Va
II Nc MdnorIi rds s ntE MIS- G SGG
husband. Mr.. c'eors" l. Ashwor!h,. md her
,.rhs tun"ra ; wiii BE- sS' 20. M@H!:Gw Ai,fi!R.
NOON q, : n.cl@"lI IRON u" h",ne.
cry ST i, 'GlafF Il IS 'sY, iMr yt 4 y
NT Fuse 4af n M,ifiie ~, n.iat'
G.;hil.iIIEiT-TSH funStn, s,rSiS;ss Of 3ou% T.
MEI,NEsbHy l tn 18Th. a "iiEieZ yn's S''s'
Sn's aau4l,5 as q t IL NJ
oelS @asrn Il H., TrS- riatS! AFTERNOON {
20 t3%Fsr {! 9 q. Nasyt ' Fs VII
nal ST c ID OF M Hn member OF
s,o MSIis of n fansFsl I6ss Mrs Leaf
who dsi a DID ,IIiel;orI:..', rS6n or san::
yccs at he .. srsHe III a. ser
sS@ i; ,SS 81 1} u 'fSS:
ion and W. dsusner fnF,Ee! and @fr "TGe
$'; q n:H% and ia1 ,a n%s 81
crave in oakwoai j!em%terv. 800" '''
NaafshAT dbH j os2 Ss M II Fss
Z Wife , Marsnret n,Ncil Mnrs2la: father,
?a %t.5aia To n's,s 6na HEi t.
a,ond rraHk Mars@! a of ifi dns,w,cnS Va i'eh'
ri thin n si hs ref 6il% 1 Hs
rf Eg2s5rl is?m 5 oeaei THURSDAY AZ
MGnSEnisd a. his 52sdq 'o9@ Wssi
Sis & NJ M. H. w%sl na y S SdJ
NseSS esreon lss IT SmF MEDN E;h
"' Ts'' al J. 'jio
A!%i:NXooS l%ifTs.' ''s* Mar1 s
yI%%%f' 4 An IhTR Ahs
is1ms9teNrSv', TT 4ltsis f"'sr'"F"' oakwoo1
$MiTIi,aopIsd ,Tuesday. October 10 .iels.
so North ThirSsn ffffS'4 s'fse, Of Hfr
~ ~. NIolN. second daughter Richard
v and Catherine NJ. Smith. aged sixteen.
Enncral al GA sAnnd WEDNESDAY. :ar.
9rtA '5l , pied John MsIahaiI
October IL. MISS MARY s. srArTnINl:.
900 Eas, Main. Street Miss Spa uiellnc Vas
School
funeral notice later.
sfoTr.-,DiGd. ~ his reslden,ee in. Log An
EE"i. y. SroT1, fcrmcrG ii lhs city. II
Tic hIiN-a!nih yaar OF his age. Is liz sur
ri"e, by his widow. son. one broth
g. T. Spot'. OF iIchmond; Va. and Two
W. mi Mrs. Atnc iIraMs: 81 isufa,o \ Y
NlliiS. Tho funeral OF HEIGTIT w
WILLIS VIII take pacc WEDNESDAY ri
70 \. NJ. a. Inc grave in Rivcrvi.y: Gem
WOODWA Died al Il;.o A. 81 Ocl.-
,,- r"r ~: a. 2SoS . Street MRS. MARY H..
Two daush'"TS JaTss u. Woodward. r. =.
blackstone. Va. and Mrs. =. !. Shannon of
baltimore. Nd. "
----------------.--
fGNEItAL DIrsEs TORS ,
PIrauf.- nd.,n .h,np: I'pnc:a; Director .nd
Lodges AND soCIErIEa. o
- SPECIAL. COMMENTATOR Of Rich
'H9, lrond Lodge. No. 10. 4. e x A. NJ
~ viii hc held 81 the Masonic 'reinnie
-, lir3ah and Adams Streets. THIS
- f.,r nm Of
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LDSI md rOUNu

,n .if'YiHySS between. lG5 North ,Fifih Street
iiTs; Streets. Liberal reward II retiirn,i' a..
.ic6 North ruth Street. ' !"
'i:EoLL' M-l.ost from ln!' wagon. son!c-
bGnMt '.n, leigh Streets two pieces linoi"u,ii
,oiitu together. tire. Yards in each I,i.,..
!niI,mr 'i.os" notify Alex Mckcns. 3ai West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16
Atlantic Coast Line
ItAii.isOADs
Enrctive ncinkcr Ia. IOIS.

EnrrtIvr UctnIIcr Is, 1915.
,IEti$S LEAVE ElcIIMOSp DAILY
;. w rIio!!Ha, am4 SCUM: 500 =. NJ. geo
= '..r N"rfo!f S:oo a. NJ. 900 a. NJ. 500
p F%r ;$..& W.Y'n West: 800 a. NJ. 800
30 ~. "a S;og, ~, Ii:$o 4 81, 400
$50 T.. ST. 10 = 81 80 = "' '''' = NJ
;, r"r ooidnooro anh tavcrcvine: $500
TJ5d;,ne IHrriyss RIsh2pne 1r,ly:. c.;S a, N,
loSn ,,'2,To NJ t,.St X. $:t3 p. 81
~ t &c 81 suin s99 iaunn:dtay a on ~.
Timr OF arrival ami dopariufs and con-
ncctiOno not gparNEteeG. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

La Fl, !'.,.Dird. 81 pneunonie;, si?ndav morn
ing october i5. at Nashville. Tenn. VII
IL AM T." LEAl.. son of the late William L.;
!:eai. ST.. of jamestown. Va. and member OF
Masonic" lodge OF Petersburg. Va.
Motto. OF funeral later Mrs i.cai IL
sicDpinc al Richmond liotcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

AS we are moving Gun Of
fees to the Mutual Build
ing, will dispose Of glass par
tltions at all exceptional bar
gain. 1907 First National
Bank.
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BOWLING. BOWLING!
fine tN.rri>c for Ladies and Gentlemen
PALACE ALLEYS,
Under Victor Theater.

FERN y HENI hair wave bv apuoInt me- n,
~. tucesrt 2os Nortn Fourth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

WHO died az Old iIici[orv. rcnr.. on SIM
DAY. I'M instant. Al !" O'clock L. VI. Ser
woes At the grANH IN IimllNMn.L E-Inc lnrN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

EEWiS no H,. at her hone u liqn9y.r
wIdow OF the late JOHN ", LEWIS. in hcr
slMtS-hrS, year She tc nrriNed hr her three
lcwis or RicIn'ond;; ,9nd J: r ,iiewis OF
and Mrs; Enn n, Davis. Of l;tchw"nG.
funHra TtCESDAf ~ II o'clock 81 the
CrMNe IL Olk Monl Lnnlni q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

MACHINE and bench men
steady time, good pay, gov
eminent work. Montague
Mfg. Co., Fourth and Stock
ton, South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

MANN, :ted man TO work farm on shares
married prcfcrred: i've miles OF Rich.
moiIu; Address. with references. A en-.
care Times Dlspatcii.
MA<-Want ed. packer and .hIpi,ID,- cjcrE
, The EauGhman Stationery To- 1892 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

GtilCE. ---'rhe fuucrnt s,rsiCes of JOfTE II.
.ttI.tt'N. of Roanoke. VIII h.' cOntiliCtci a
the grave In River Vicy Cain"tery this city.
W t.I1N ESDAN. tho liih. \ NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

- SPECIAL. COMMENTATORS Of Rich
Wv, ,ir9ond Lodge No. 10; \. e X A. 81.
Tread and Adams streets THIS
! " @pNESpAfl AFTERNOON at : V'clocI
l"f INC urDoSe Of paving al last tribute, OF
reeD.ct 70, gu: tate BROTHER II. y. Morse. OF
North taro!iEn. Members Of sister lo,ireh
an: transient brethren fratcrnaIly !nyitc.i
Nv order OF Worshinful Master
ROBERT T.. %fEFREY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

CILiNDEk PRESS FEEDERS wanted.
SlcsoT work. eight hours. good W1ReA.
ALLIy .tltchcil i: IIotchkieA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-16

MAHSAL.A,~rpicd. Oc,obcr s. lalS. in phia.
dclnhia. TODD j. NNES.Al.N. We. leaves
wife. Marrnrnt o'N"ii Mnrs2la; father.
pra;a!,. OF Richmord: Mrs. Olnlo Marchetii.
OF New York: Thomas Marsala. Of Rich
nlond frank Marsha. OF Hopewcli Va.