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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-10-04
$4,000 TAKEN By ALLENBY
Total of Prisoners Captured in Paies-
tine Mounts-Three Hundred and
Twenty-Five Guns Also Taken.

London, Sept. 3O.-The total of pris-
cners taken by Gen. Sir Edmund Allen
by's army in Palestine is now $4,000.
TIE number Of captured guns has
risen to 325. according to Cai-N dis
patches.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
Linen Shower.

Yesterday afternoon the ele-
CANT home of Mrs. F. M. Van
Mourick was the scene of a most
charming social function, the
guest of honor being Miss Vida
Rogers, whose approaching mar
riage to Lieut.. w. H. Williams
is one of the coming events in
Nogales society, the occasion be-
ing a linen shower for the young
lady, whose legion of friends
made a showing, both in num-
bers and in their offerings.
Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed.
The assembled guests enjoyed
the afternoon greatly, and the
fair hostess was congratulated
upon the success of her function.
Among those present were
Miss Vida Rogers, Mrs. F. M.
Van Mourick, Mrs. J. A. Rolla,
Mrs. Samuel Leeker, Mrs. B. M.
Ashby, Mrs. Phil Herold, Mrs. E.
M. Mather, Mrs. Theron Richard
son. Mrs. V. A. Smelker, Mrs. M.
Marsteller, Mrs. Ralph Gaby,
Mrs. w. C. Vinegar, Mrs. Sig.
Yesson, Mrs. S. D. Karns, Mrs.
H. R Sisk, Miss Georgia Tit
comb, Miss Mary Duffy, Miss
Josephine Titcomb, Miss Dor
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
METRO STAR COMES
OF FAMOUS FAMILY.
Distinguished Player Equally at
Home on Stage or Screen.

IlOlttC Ol OedSC VI CSlCCHs
Ethel Barrymore, star of
Metros foithcoming wonder
play, "The Eternal Mother" is
the daughter of Maurice and
George Drew-Barrymore, and a
niece of John Drew and Sidney
Drew, so that dramatic ability
is hers by right. Her first re-
corded appearance on the stage
was as katherine in Henry Guy
Carleton's '"The Independent
Young Person." with John Drew
and Maude Adams. Miss Barry
more later appeared in a small
part in Rosemary" as Priscilla
in "Secret Service" In 1900 the
late Charles Frohman made her
O. star. She played Captain
Jinks of the Horse Marines, "
cousin Kate" Sunday" Gar
rots," Ibsen's "a Dolls House, F."
"Alice-Sit-by-th Fire." "The
Silver Box" and ''Mid-C Channel" "
Her part of Zoe in the last NAM
ed production won the highest
praise everywhere, and all crit
|ics commented on-the new depth
and sincerity in her art. Her
recent appearances on the stage
have been in Barrie's "The
Twelve Pound Look" "Tante',
"Her Sister" and "Our Mrs. Nc
Chesney."
Miss Barrymore's motion pic
ture work has been done exclu-
sively under the Metro banner,
and her screen appearances have
called forth great praise. She
has apperaed in ''Life's Whirl-
pool" ''The Final Judgment"
"The Kiss of Hate" ''The Awak-
ening of Helena Richie" ''The
Call of Her People" a" ''The Great
est Power" and '"The White Ra-
ven." In private life she is Mrs
Russell Colt.
| At the Nogales Theatre today
March 18th.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
Fighting in France
international News Service)

international News Servce)
PARIS March 14The War Office is able today to report
efeat of three determined surprise attacks the
tors Masons Champagne, Varquos North Asne and Soen
billie The French baage completely frustrated the German at
tempts to penetrate the French lines in those sectors
Along the entire French front artillery dues continue
The Germans attempt to enter the British lines
on the railway Flanders while the British
ed out very successful raid Epey between Cambria
Nueve Chapele and FanqusaIt.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
DIRECT CONTACT
Between Congress and the Administra-
ton Accomplished by an I'm E.
,uortant Conference
international News Service)


WASHINGTON March 1.AA direct contact between Con-
gress the Administration the of
abshed tonight when the Senate Military Affairs Committee
conferred with the SuperWar Council at the War Department
The meeting the request of Acting Secretary of War
Franklin
Council laid it's upon table, the members
told where the ahead and where it behind the plans
advance admitted freely that the aviation
program far behind but it claimed that shipping is max
ing satisfactory progress.
After the conference Secretary Hitchcock said that the
whole situation satisfactory shape but aviation construc
tion is behind"
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
DUTCH SHIPPING C0MMANDEERED
Six Hundred Thousand Tonsin Allied Ports
to be Taken Over For War Service
international News Service)

WASHINGTON March 14-Six hundred thousand tons of
Dutch shipping allied ports to be taken by the United
Britain speed of American troops
Full compensation to be made to Dutch and
made insure food for Holland This
emphasized in official circles.
action placing this tonnage at the disposal of the
Army rounds up finally to the of the Allies all
the neutral shipping of the world
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15

Mr.. T.. l.. BlevenS OF Seattle is
at the Montezuma.
Mr.. C. R. Holcomb, from the
road camp, is at the National.
Mr.. R. S. McManus from AM
adoville is at the Hotel Bowman.
Mr.. J F.. DuBord of Ell PasO
is at the Bowman.
MI. H. A. Nash of Denver,
Colo, is a guest at the Bowman.
Mr.. E. Leary of Los Angeles
is at the Bowman.
Mr.. J. B. Milliken from Phoe-
nix is a guest at the Bowman.
Mr.. Edwin Settle of Los An
geles is at the National Hotel.
Mr.. Y. Sakashiri, from Quay
mas, is at the National
Mr.. Jesse w. Gatlin of Pata-
gonia was at Nogales yesterday.
Mr.. J. J. Goodman went to
Guaymas yesterday.
Mr.. Albert Gatlin was Wis
itor at Nogales yesterday, COM
ing from Patagonia.
Mr.. M. Pyeatt, from Pata-
gonia, is a guest at the National
Hotel.
Yesterday Mr.. Michel Davido-
vich was over from the Parker
Canyon conutry.
Yesterday Mr.. Thos. D. Cas-
anega was in from Chavez sta
ton, north of Tubac.
Yesterday Mr.. John Gittins,
from the R. R. r. mine, was a
visitor at Noagles.
Mr.. w. H. Walker from Silva
station, was a visitor at Nogales
yesterday.
Mr.. F. G. Araiza and family
from La Oso, Arizona, are regis.
tered at the Hotel Bowman.
DIR. J. H. Rene from Los An.
geles is registered at the Hote
!Bowman.
Mr.. S. E. Kelly of San Fran.
cisco is at the Montezuma Ho
tel.
Mrs. l.. Narvaez from Los An
geles, is registered at the Bow
man.
Mr.. M. A. Myers of Los An
geles is a guest at the Hote
Bowman.
The Nogales Theatre gives thu
patron his moneys worth every
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruther
ford are guests at the Montezu
ma Hotel.
At the National Hotel Mr.
George Cheeseman, from Sar
Francisco, is a guest.
Mr.. A. c. Rosson, from Tue
son, is registered at the Nation
al Hotel.
Yesterday Nogales was visit
ed by Mr.. Randall, assistant
general manager for the r. R
R. Mining Company.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
JAPAN AND SIBERIA
The Toxic Government will Not Act
Withot Notification to United States
international News Service)

(InternatiOnal News Servlce)
TOXIC March (By Staff Correspondent)-The Japan
ese government in Siberia without the United States
having previous knowledge of what the Toxic
This was learned today from trustworthy source
The japanese government is awaiting further knowledge as
TO lust what is the attitude of the United States
1t believed that Japanese expedition to Siberia Is
only question of time.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15

Local and Personal

Messrs. James Lowboom and
C. F. Slosson, frcm Tucson, are
registered at the Montezuma
Hotel. A.
! Mr.. O. A. de la Ossa came IN
from Duquesne yesterday even
inc and the gentleman is a guest
at the National.
Mr.. Neill Mcdonald from Pat
agonia, is a visitor at the Line
ICitv. having come from his home
town yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Turner Of
hi Paso are guests at the Ho-
tel Bowman. Mr.. Turner is live
stock claim agent for the South
em Pacific.
Mr.. Carlos Rohde, the Hermo-
sillo banker is at the Hotel Bow
man, stopping at Nogales a day
or two en- route, returning home
from Los Angeles.
Yesterday Peter Marticich,
held in Jail by the federal au-
thorities under suspicion, was
freed and permitted to go his
way.
Mr.. John Hoy, manager of the
Trench mine, came in from the
camp yesterday evening, and the
gentleman is registered at the
Hotel Bowman.
Yesterday Mr.. H. J. Temple
general superintendent for the
Southern Pacific of Mexico, re
turned from Tucson. He will re
main at Nogales several days.
Yesterday the railway Off
cials of the S. P. de M. received
intelligence of the destruction O.
a bridge near Acaponeta, sta
ton about 1000 miles from No
gales, away beyond Mazatlan.
! Yesterday Mr.. J. B. Finley O.
Guaymas, assistant genera
manager for the Southern Pa
cific of Mexico, returned from
California, where he went las
: week to visit his family, resid
ling in Los Angeles. Tomorrow
the gentleman will go to En-
paine.
The engagement. of Miss Lou
Use Ohlbach and Mr.. Robert E
Lee has been announced, tn
marriage to take place in tn
near future. Mr.. Lee is the of
ficial reporter of the Superio
Court, and Miss Ohlbach is
teacher in the public schools
both well known in Nogales cir
cles.
Yesterday Customs Inspecto
A. G.. Barber arrested one De
metric Tafolio who was SNUG
Cling a lot of sugar across tn,
line. He had a dozen small sack
filled with the sweetening, all at
tached to belt underneath hi
clothing. His bulk was so un
symmetrical that the inspecto
caught on.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
Mutinous Conduct
international News Service)

international News Service)
NORFOLK Va March 14-Federal warrants were issued
tonight for the rngades among the of the Russian
steamer Omsk arrested today charged with muno
conduct. ~ ~ III saaS 80
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
FIGHTING FOR NOTHING?--NIT!"
Negotiations For Next Big Prize Fight
Terminated in a Row
international News Service)

international News Servce)
KANSAS CITY, March 14.-A conference here today be-
tween representatives of Fred Fulton Willard looking
to fight July 4th ended in q this afternoon.
Fulton charged that Willard wanted him to fight for nothing
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
"ALL QUIET ON THE POTOMAC
A News Item Familiar Long Years ago
Repeated Now in France With
Slight Variation
(Rv international News Service)

(Bv international News Service)
With the American Army in France March l4-An quiet
on the American Tou tonight though there were oufss
of artillery throughout the day. There has been no m1ant
action but aerial activity has been marked in the past "a hou
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
Let uu in Fighting

LONDON March 14-Upon the British front in the west
there has been etp infantry fighting during the
last twentyfour hours although radng and aerial activities
continue unabated.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
JACK DEMPSEY WILLING
Will Meet Willard on Latter'S Own
Terms, at Any Time Anywhere
(Bv international News Service)

CHICAGO March 14After being informed of the outcome
of the Fulton Willard Kansas City today Jack
Dempsev said tonight that willing to fight Willard at any
time or in any place upon Wizards own TERMS
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15

othy Hopkins, Miss Martha
Chatham, Miss Ethel Poole, Mrs.
E. R.Purdum, Miss Mary Corbin.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
HOUSE COMMITTEE RESENTS
Imoutation That it is Holding uo Much
Needed War Legislation
international News Service)

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Chairman Dent of the House
Military Committee stated this evening that Legislation
relating TO the second draft National Army await
no action in the House, being held his commit
tee published reports the contrary Notwithstanding
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15
Submarine Fatalities
international News Service)


LONDON March 14Eighteen British ships (same number
sunk each of the previous wees fell victim
submarines mines last week. the Admiralty announced today
Fifteen of these 1900 three under
The daily morning oasis., 1918-03-15

If you see a good, strong,
steady, bright, white electric
light, it is ours. ARIZONA GAS
& ELECTRIC COMPANY. adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
WOMEN SELL S114.1OO
OF LIBERTY BONDS
highest Score Is Made nj Touruurenn.x
by Hebrew Benevolent
Association.

The booth at Fourauean, Temple &
Co" led yesterday in the womcn's
!hnerty loan drive. showing total of
S"",-"e. The booth was m charge OF
inc Ladies Hebrew Benevolent Aseo-
cation under the craftsmanship OF that
Splondid worker. Mrs. Sam Cohen. Tn.
t!:s Tor the city reached = grand to;a!
OF $llt.loo. The streets. hotel Hobbies
and other public places were enrclen,
~ roN'r"d yesterday by tho women
VINO Following tag day meth DDS. han
cd every masculine passcr-hy and ask
cd nan why he WAS not wearing the
button indicating that he had bought
Il lAhcrty loan bond. FOLLOWING the
ioIr-m!nutc speeches in the thcatcrs
~ tho city, hereafter committees of
women viii SO quickly through the
audiences collecting tho cards prev,
UHSlF distributed. BEGINNING Monday
.Aere viii also he speakers IN every
gatherings the women Will DO found
rlSht ON tn. job"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
Real Estate Summary
CiiANCEnY TRANSFERS.

Nelm7. 2li-Ni95i. feet, known as iila
North Twenty third Street. March 80.
Lewis Hodcs Ia Sadie Marley. 3oNl3.
feet. known as 1915 North Twenty
ninth street. April 10, lalS sl.l5".
+. -. Robins 10 X II. Stoltz. 6fNl"5
feet south line Main street l36 liz
feet west Of Bclmon; Avenue. sep
tcmbor -. 1914 Tan, S3.io; $40
r: J. Ecaitc ct uN. - Il. II. Stolt@,
rs 'CI EAST Clay street. March Ii,
1915. raN. s.: $40.
Il. II. HARDWOOD OF uN. to w. {. Sauu-
dhrs. lot OF land beginning AZ point
ON south line OctaVia +. rurk's land.
$50 feet west OF towardju Avenue, and
extending SouihwarGiy iiS 40 ,ect
and OF irregular depth March L., l"lS.
TaN, s.. $40
w. II, Bctts et ~. 10 Elizabeth +.
Robertson, - 6-lnN,, feet. known as
ll"i Ferry street; also =, Ito NJ. feet
known As liz: Perry Street March IS
1918. Tax. ST.; sic.
4. y. PcttiCrcW, trustee. 20 =. 4. Ad
kius lots -. II. -. ii - square IL.
West Manchester Land compa.ny. Feb
ruary % i"l>. Tax, Si.%o, slo.5".
Leroy T. Brown ct IN. ct ais. to
Isaac Washington. 1876; IS feet known
as @61i = street. April q 1918. 5000.
Eva Erlich tn Sarah l;rlich. - feet
s.. inches 10y - il-i2 feet known as
-? North Seventeenth Street. August
l.,ud Investment Corporation 20 Il
l.. Wynu" IT uN.. lots 20 and - hIoC,<
Il. ChsmHcrlayrc Court. January -.
1915. Tan. 81; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
CLASS IS FORMED TO STUDY
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
Dr. ID. u. Anderson viii Direct a..
Ming survey Report ns Its
TcIthnuk.

tudrr the direction OF pr. n IL
Nndcrsnn or Richmond College. a class
OF sixteen students has been formed
Tor the study OF municipal governments
and their administration, and after be-
coming acquainted win the more inn
lprttni features Of the general work
nSS OF municipalities throughout tho
country. as a whole, special attention
VIII be given 10 the government OF
this city and tho WORKINGS OF the
various departments.
The course is a new feature a; the
local institution, but similar courses
nave been conducted for some time in
tno larger universities with encourage
inS results. Dr. Anderson, as cxccu-
i've secretary OF the Civic Association
OF Richmond. has had an cxccpticual
opportunity TO become familiar with
INC provisions OF the recent report sub
m'ttod by tho New York Bureau o,
Municipal Research. and he decided thar
using ih's report as a Textbooks. tho
class would he offered splendid on
portunity TO study the subject at close
range.
Tho members Of tho class vii, bo
assigned 10 visit various city dcpar,-
mcntS and gain practical knowicdeo
"' now their affairs arc administered.
reports On their findings Will be read
~ Inc class room, and the concurrcu,
discussions Will prove a snlcndi,
method OF giving them comprehcn.
SNc view OF the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20

o TuPt ~ by Judge Tn.pr. Nnrme%
No. la?0-Charlcs ". Lewis Towing
and Ltrhtcragc COMPANY, appellant. vs.
appeal from the L. =. District Court az
baltimore. opinion by Judge smith.
No. i5?i-,-Jamcs w. Edgar, master,
etc. CT al. appellants. rs. y, thur
johnson. ma stcr. &C. ct al arpellccs:
Norfolk. Opinion by Judge Rose. AZ
Nos 1919 ,sli-Maryland Casually
rcr rs. Sallic {. Repass, adminstra-
triN Of tho estate of Charles EcpasS.
deceased app.Gllee and defendant in
Cour, at Roanoke. Opinion by Judge
smith. Reversed
NJ. it2i-Ncwton Midkin. appellant.
ot the GuNandoit Land ASSOCIATE ion. ap-
ncllccs appeal from tho L. :. District
Eonr, 1T 'iumtinGton. W. Va, orincn
tritchari dissenting
Cases argued Yesterday:
No, l6"! W. u. Whitaker, appel
re!ceS ap?sa! from the L. $. District
tourt at A'c\anur;a, VA Cause fur
Tier argued by. +. II. stephens as
lnSi"u. for appellant. and by Matthew
T.. h'Ericn. OF Washington. for APP
pclic"S, and submitted.
30. !6:t-Southcrn Railway Com
pany. plaintiff IN error vs.. Clarence l..
unci, ~ MS guardian al iitcm l.. Il.
t'bcll defendant in error: error to
the /. district Court at Grccnvillc.
Argued by I. -. totliram, Of Green
yi!ic. for plaintiff in error. and by l..
NJ. FlNiHc ana j. j. McSwa.n. OF Green
'ilic. for defendant III error. and sub
mitted
C"nforenc" pay.-saturday being
conference day. the court viii not hear
arguments OF eases to-day. but will
60 into conference upon cases hereto
fore argued and remaining undecided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

p ,E .D'yI. ia nus city. Arrii i, i,is. a,
~ Wis". i.s,n. MRS. Lptrir. i..E boss.
",uvw Of ,hc late Waiter Thornh,d boss.
SERVICES q, The grave ~ lioiiN N""d Come
"rf thiS tSatuidJyp AfTEliHptN ct )
"i,'A so Diyd, Friday Auri III" 18Th. ipi>,
~ ~" \; Nj. at A'"in"riai Hospital. MItS.
Grove. -
hA rs --D.ou, a, tnc Johnston WiliiS Hos
Pi'"!. Richmond about / n'cluCn Satur-
u"H' NprI -. in tho fort! -fontn year ~
htr age, MISS SALl.lE iiN.>t.S. al ucar
Iaiso'i. DinMIddIc county. s.V the
uiuShter "t IA" late G"rlanh ani Mary
hhlcS. or buckingham 1"uut!, where tor
u''h! Years Sue liNcd aud hHu u'auy re-"
iNSs "md fricmds. bat tor number at
Years she hnd lived ~ the hotn" al h"r
nro,her, in-ii,". =. y. rcr~ins. OF Carson.
WhcTc she leaves three nicCrs. Misses i.us-
innsS. Emily anu M.'E"r.t r"rki"s, beside ;
thrce SISTERS Mrs. MARY Wilkinson. q: 'ui"
neriand COUNTY: Mrs Matte GaIy. Of bu"~:
'hEnam county. and Mrs. T.. IL ANrcS. of
'",tnS 'ili, Tenn t" u"ur" their loss.
II" 'Ji n:' ms were taken q" N"Ins sunday
..n" nNricd "a che I..niiE s."ti"" IL ',i>
Eroi" cemetery. ats" p"~,". 10 Il },
M'rhs. 'onnut t.uE it'" ever .'se~.
WINSTON Died, Il tbs rcsiucn,v. i.oi
Grove Avenue. April -. 1915 fllil.tI'
l. WINSTON. la the n.ucticth year OF his
u.r.
Funeral from tho residence on SATUh-
DAY at -" O'Clock T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
L. :. cIncuIr Colnr or ArrEALs

The uni;cd states Ctrcuj, Court OF
APpcals rcconNcucd Yesterday morning
~ 10 o'clock With tho following
Judges and officials in at,cudancc. orr
Gu!t Judges =. rriichtrd. Martin \.
knapp and Charles y Moods. District
Judge Henry \. NJ smith Clerk claude
" Dean aud I. :. Marshal Holm G..
'our, announced and handed down
Is opinion in the following cases:
10. 9."-l.ake p-ummond canal and
Water Company appe,lcnt. " John I.
kopcr iun,hcr Company and Marshal
PEA from tho L. s. District Court ::
Affirmed
No. 1917 Marshall Towin. COMPANY.
lnr. appollant IS. LaHn l.. Eopcr I.uin-
o. Comnauy ana Lax, Drummoud ~
NJ .and Water Ipnpauy. app,llc,s: an
H9srioih '"niop hy Judge Pri,chalt.
40. I5sS-J.mc H. whi,oorc ana
10" srd "hlmor. aprcliau,s. IS.
VIC N"tnr irustce in Bankruptcy
OF william a. Wbfmorc. banhrtip,. an
pclcri jppoal t.ou the l.. = Distric,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
Cu.>Cuu> RELEASE DEEDS.

H. Y. Pollard. ,lr trustee TO Annie
T.. Van pclt. 50 feet and Of irregular
dcrth known a. Ii East Marshall
street. April Il, l4lS. $9.6SS.
!. u. CaruCal. trustee TO Lucy VI.
Foster. 50 l-%No? feet known AS GIL
Beverly street. March 80, l"lS sac.
White. - III feet and OF irregular
depth known as lis. lisa I'm, 10 y
Last liili street. Aprii is. lHlS ;sS,.
Tex g. Jones, trustee. 60 ". II.
White. - u. feet aud OF irregular
depth Known rs IL. lli-A. llG. l1G-A
East I'M street. April IS. lclS. $1Si.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
BUILDING PERMITS.

Tho following permits we're issued
office;
T. l.. Erauor. 20 repair fran. dwell
Ing At IL North Twenty third street
TO cost sl"o
T. n Leonard TO repair frame
dwelling At Fulton Hi. between
louisiana and orleans Streets. TO cost
j.. I.orillsrd Co. 70 repair brick ware
house on north side C'arr street. bc-
tween TwcntN-third and Twenty fourth
Streets. 10 cost 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

]. W. Eroski 10 l.. L Branch. trus
tee. 10; 90. block -, highland rarh.
April . lGlS. SgGl.@5.
Carlctta y. Gwatnin to II. y. roll
lard. trustee. 3tNl"2 IL tcct north
west corner OF Ailcu aud Park Avenues.
April 10. lclA. $500.
Isaac Washington TO T.. II. Grown.
trustee. loNSa 5-6 known as @Gii /
Street April .. l'ls sos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20

ia Ti.iE---" auird, coIored tuti,r and
hous.n'Nn Must ho not younr,- ,har
-hsttt o. ycar- ~ as- Single man prs-
I'ff"n. 5t"HPE room on lot only ~,
rIrn'"d man wanting rcrmSn.r, r"sItir,,
vi'n good pa! U'et ami 'all Eanaolru
,A!;rEN TIERS Wanted ~ carncnic-s ,o-
amp Lee N'"' WN Saturday night ,
"u."e" corner satin and Nam J l.. San
'iHPENi Ei>--ia cdrprrtcrs 0auicd ,o-
E"N"rnmru, N"tk Bot wages ari az
''Hiu"'nu"hE fpplt 'cmin"r"i, I'm
pi3'lr"'i AGgn,r, ~ Ho-tn Seventh street
oAETENTEGS--w ant"t - r,rror,cr. he
'r"rn to-day "r' SuuIty "N~rtu- 10
r"t +1UlN - Won arr no 'arpcn'"~ -li
W"-t '.iu'n stree. south Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
CHURCH NOTICES.

s,.,.o,, BAPTIST; ,,,,,,i,,
AMI ) = ~ Morning mess.s5. 'Rish,iy
ns' 6lsS IGs@yG la% Sp ia rn9
i :. T. t. =. ii. Gor,iiai .siyomr t" ali
LEIGH STREET nAr1lST CHURCH,.
RV W.T." Wi%kH = ."n D. @ +f" rTSsyn
MAS. \, i. NJ. tho pss,or. Di;. WIck Eli.
FIRST ciiti;Gls o. Gi,f rf& srrr>r,s1
H"cu'r services will he hold 4" morrow
Ny@m nue., anil M9% % S'r"st =, '' ii ocio,x
subject: "n""trin" Of .>tonomcn' We'd
mc"n= S>s'" os".M IN: RI, in "adimg
,;n"'n 'No. 60, is located in III" Nir"iuia
Railway and rowcr Building. corner seventh
f from 70 - M "" tser SP' Wc ns
"a. an, Sundays Wednesd.y, from, u a,
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prWSMAN. rcctor-Sundav School at ?:SG
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: II o'clock aud IN The evening a. o'clocll.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
Hu>riNcs RELEASE DEEDS.

4, l.. Adamson trustee 10 II. T. Ed
wards ~ AK. 33Nl2 feet known as @u1
East Twelfth Street. APRIL -. lolS.
!! 100.
T. j. Carncal, trustee. TO Albert
Avcry. %nNli: !cct cast line Adams
street, 100 feet north Of Everett street.
ApTil -, i"lS. Sl6j
Leroy l.. Brown, trustee, 10 w. -.
WIn'ro", lots IS, Is, -. l6. II, square
O.. West Manchester Land Company.
April 1918. Si.lc".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-20
NaII-I.Niuy,

tREbEEiGksBu Ht, VA. A9ril TO-
IN announcements have hocn received
here Of the marriage Of L.icu,enar,
Wilbur scott fall. formerly OF Fred
cricNSburS, now Of the Three Hundred
ana twenty sixth t.cld AriilIcry. a.
y, :" Miss Ethci Ewing. dtuchrcr
OF Nj. and Mrs. Thomas K. Ewing. %
Louisville, ny The marriage was
celebrated in Louisville on Tuesday
evening last. The groom is Tho son
OF George 6. Call formerly % this civ