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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
4be eS,tli=syeite1,

bill al 9onif-Mmerifanerne blipe fej=
ret / 6umbolbt Eorf 81. 3 Gfterm.
Sori110en bill 9oniferne iamles peb
u0unio Sail" for a6 &e63ie Mpenu:
mcb Ole Niellens 80 Manos Drfel tier
| Spiblen at moricbere til Norfen,
Wtan better og baober paa en- ltor
SilIutning, at 0e 6aniffe6te Mmeri-
fanere fan bite oeres 2opolitet lige=
oberfor &egjeringen, Ser la6er tage
lepen6e 8ille0er label al Nora0e11
lnln al lelbe Soften og la0er bis1e TO-
repile 81. a. Donlnarf for at bebiie,
at hi er gobe og trofalte amerifonfe
|8orgere. 0u Erei6ent @ilion us
trpffelig / fit 5fripelie bor nifet, at
bier Natiomlitct iaebi6t m11igt fcj-
rer fin egen 4be S11li 8eit, 'naotte
man afiloo ct Iilb110 fra Moromun=
oene ON Ell felles Seit.
MIle 2oger og 6oreni11ger opfpr=
ores til at ntp0e n1cb beres gal1l1er
iomt 9annebrogsf1ag = ogioo ,et
9nife al @reii6ert @i1iou al @enipn
tn 8illeoerne, Ser ifol ienoes til Gu
ropo. Ser ct. oniat feloenoc Mrroll=
ae1ne1tsfcnite: Sobn 6. gbriitenien,
Il. 90. &eterler, 6. 6. Buncf, Sobn
Gbriifenien, g. q. MieIler1, Gorl
Mntonien, Mr::. Mb. Gbriitenlell,
Mrs. Mn11o @00p, Mrs. Caroline
Nie1ien Mrs. Sobanne Mielien, Mrs.
Mnna @anien, Mers.. 8ro6erien, Mrs.
Sppenbogen, 6. @ptfer, Gbos. SSH
Sc, Claus Oblricb, Gbos. &. 9itlef=
len, Gbriit Sdrgenien.
Set %almin6eltg officielle Te1tpro=
grant for 9ugen bIiber felgenoe:
I. Flag raising and singing
of the National Anthem.
2, Reading Of the Presidents
letter on the celebration.
3. Reading of the Dec1ara-
ton Of independence.
4. Patriotic address in Eng
lish.
S. A welcome to the newly
n%atura1i1ed citizen.
8. Adoption of resolutions.
7. Patriotic addresses in for.
eign language.
81 baaber, at ollie bore berbp
re11oe 2an6smpn6, ser paa nogel
mllig Moa0e fan fomme, bill mg6
pp, ga 6e oilers, lom, &enrp Sert
iog0e beo Mg6et / 9orsoags, TEMP
Ter Zig ielp iom nogle / bgjeite Sra
~forodmmelige uSlacfers".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Mpr9e pa DC itaifte Mpbre.

Gao Metropolitun Spcro611s bar
6enne llge Dcpret opfprt ct sfueipil
me6 Gitele1 r2G6e unmarried Wfo-
tier. Ser bar peo 9pferclierne pG-
ret bolot sSoreordg oper gn1net, bpnr=
Deo nob1lig bar pqret paapeeet Mor=
ges Shilling til bette Spprgsmool.
So1n mango ali bore 2niere pil bloc,
er nenlig Morge for nogle faa Mar
itoen gaaet til set Sfri0t at amer
fjen6e nGgte 86rns Mrperet efter So
oeren liant &etten til at BRUCE bans
Napn. Set bprer til Sjel0enbeoerne
i ct amertfarif Ebeuter at bpre ct
Sore6rog .poo cngelif oner ct llprlf
2opipergsmool.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
agngbIpmitens Spmn,crfef

itoltle0en Sg1ooo bar uiebDahlie
goot beiegt. Ma,, a1ltager, at ben-
peo 500 Menneifer bar tiltebe Da-
gems 2gb. Der par ct rigt % Of
Defslenoe 8rogram, meo mege,n' pof=
ter Sang, % Gale 81. d. al Sr. 3a-
itor N}aoien Der %ierDereoes. ogiaa
5orfrijfniager. Soften berer til en-
al Be met pellpffeoe, lom nogenfiltoe
bar baret afbo1ot pda @amlebiem=
met.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Daniib 3eb grpis soeietp.

Set til 5oreningen tioligere ifian.
Ifeoe Sengetnppe inobragte pe6 SaIg
LAT 2oooer set im1lffe 8elpb al
|$12S.1O. Erpfningen foregtf paa
groocriun,fulroets Counterfeit !Spn-
baa, % get lDffelige Ml,1ter, $50, pi-
|ite iig at tilbgre Mrs. German Eimm.
Steoet ffor naite Mpoe, iom fgrit
|pil blipc afbolot 5reOag oen ste
Sui, bill blipe befjen0tgiort |. naite
Milmer al 8labet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
8earabe(Ie.

Sorri9e Mal1oag begrapeoes' Sr1
NancD 8oltrl1p, @11fe efter. afo9be
M0pofot 8aiftup. 0posfalbct fo'n
pll1bieligt og alocles dpentet. 6ru
8aitrup blep ca. 60 Mar garnmel %
oberlepes al Duttcre11, Trf. Stefanie
galtrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Simon Mclipn,

Dor p%elfjen6te 6anife ssSl1peler og ubrz
mager poa 7tb 5treet, bot / Sen for
lgbne uge ngret n66ioget til oelpis at
boloe i'm 6orretning luffet. SON
bor ltemlig beret / l1ncle 5m's
|Sje1ei tie, rigtignof life iom aftipsol=
Dot, men lpm Surplnaato, bpilfet 10
ogiaa bgrer til ct al 6e EillioSbperb,
1om betroeS loba1e l1n6erlaotter. @i
nerer ingen Gpipl ON. at @r. Melio11
|iom &etferoigbeoens !@oanobeper
bar giort ligeiaa gobt Mrbejoe, iom
,,ban g)pr fin professionally Stiltng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
8aIeball.

15f. Saul bar Den forlebne ngc
forperret itn chilling enocl, ioet Sen
bar rpffet neo paa &laoien UNDER
minneapolis. Oct bar &alnpene meb
Columbus, iom bepirfe0esoette. Sci,
ital Spillingbperne mort igien i 81
ben moo bberan0re, Dpab hi boaber
igicn bil bringe ct. Saul uoper tbc
Sop. ct. &alll % Minneapolis bar
nemlig ltartet ct lioet ipecielt &oppe=
leb ON oen 6te og Toe. 8laos /
Npffffe11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
9onif gruDeriamfnnbs sommerfcit

/ Souer's Norf 1t9ltleoen 5pnoog
bar go0t belpgt, ome1r6 llofigterl1e
til Negn, ioan trueoe fra Morge11en
al, iamt r2pngblomlte1t"s Selt 1am-
me Sag biltl1of tog enOel al paa Sc
ipget. Soft in0fanot Jig li0t tent,
ioa 8rngromlnet fpr1t fl11l0e begpnoe
bc0 4=Ii6en. &p1rdtee11S Sornuan0>
@r. sc. s. Jranlel1, enlfe0e / pelbalg=
te Sroelag 5oriomlingen pelfonmen
og introoucerebe 6elttaleren, Scr.
O'&eillp fra ct. Saul, lom 0crcf ter
bol0t en- n6m9rfet 2oDalitetstale;
1om belt benrep Soriomlingen %
bDppig %ofbrp6es al 8ifalb. Ealercn
fonfluoere6e, mes, at iou1 2incoln
iag0e'i 1861: vDette 2ano fan life
efsiltcre balpt fit og ballot UNDER
'Slaberi," iaoleoes er 6orbol6et MI.
at &er0en fan life efsiltere balpt Sc:
mofratiif og balDt 'al~ltofratiif; e1 al
9elcne mon lejre, og set er op til os
at lie, at Bette bliber Demofrotiet, 90
&eroen ellers life bill bore pGrot ii
lebe / for nogen.
Otter Salen, ser billeocs me6 III
tens 8ifal6, fang Soriamlingen
uMmerica". =.
l1ng6omsforeningei1 al 1905's
Sangfor fra Winneapolis UNDER Sc
0e11e al ST.. Mifier iang 6erefter INT
Ser tort 8ifa16 IS 0onmarf ct jeg
fp6t", uSerlige 5ommer" og Spill
op til Dons".
9erefter foregif Sen me0 ltor
5pGn0tng imgoeiete Eoptref,1inq
mellem ct Minneapolis og ct ct.
Saul Sag. Ser bao6e i Sorpejc1,
gaoet ltore Oro ON Minneapolislo.
get, men ct. Saul 2aget, iom beltoh
at ct 16palg at peloofsne, froftige
Meno, bite Zig abiolut p%bcrlegnc.
Ser bleb truffet tire @ange, og 81
6en lattes til 1H Mfi11ut bDer Gong.
S ferlte Smgong lcjreoe ct. SAUL
efter ca. l Mim,ts 6orleb; / ol,oen
Smgang bar ct. SAUL 1qnge npr
be> at btn1e, men On1go11gen u16te
11ofgjort. S treble Omgang pol,ot
ct. Saul EN- ofgiort SER efter nogle
foa Seunoers 5orleb. Nriien beltoo
al EN- &osie oelbige Gigarer, iorn
&inoerne G6elmnoig bette meo Sc
operpunone. Minneopolisloget leoe-
oeS al Carl Mortenfen 1om &optail1,
meoenS ST.. Sreo Eieticbe bar Sop
toj1 for st. SAUL 2oget.
9a Sr. Sfo1tning fra Epler fife
TOM blcp Scr intet al Sen beb1,oeoe
Sale pao oanif.
9oooe fsr og cfter set officielle
Ero9ram moreoe Soft fig meb al
Clogs Sport og Cams til en- 1tomnr=
fet Muiif. g. .~~.+ -
~ - .f
Den belt %igjenner11 pellpffe6e Set
111obragtc netto for set @poe &ors
1874 9oIlars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Qht1agn.
Qrrer @olb Mielleu,

Der lige er blepen pa1gt til 5olfe-
.tingsman6 / 3onnorf, er en- 8rooer
til Mrs. Marimts Yeterlen iamt til.
Malerfol1traftgr Mnorelp S. Niellen
og 6otograf 81. Nielien ber / Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Mr. Samucl Sperien,

forbenbRren6e Stotsaubitpr, for ST
Den 2pjtnattt / Sen o1nerifanife Scr,
er ifelge ct fornplig inblgbct 8reD
fra bom al1fommet til 6ranfrig t be6=
lite &elgaaeroe. !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Nrriteiu6irtteIic.

6eritf. 5pnooe &l. 1890 6orm.
ifal Baltor g.. @olporien ino1etteS
lom Hrmit / MocoIelter Norf Suite;
ran Gb11rcb at Embellishments 6.
S. GaItpolo. @u0stjeneiten finoer
Gte6 poa 81,cfo's Sail, &jerret al
@rano % Cambridge Mpenues, ct.
&ol1I.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
DgsfaIb.

hanot 5fanoinaper i ugens 2pb;
Senrp Drrne, $50 @ran0 9loe, Is;
Ssobn CARLTON, 81 Gllen 8. &ll,lo-
Quit, 1893 2alrel A6e., IS; 5reoo
emma Sobnion 10; Wers. 2ouiic
8iorf, 424 8rainar0 gbe., ga Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
st. Paul.
S. 6. 2ansfelbt,
&itp @6itor & Manager.
628 @nbicott 8lbg.
Yripot: 80 6. 9tb @treet.
&%eIefon: g. 8. Sacfion 957.
9tDbeoer

1noa perc &eooftionen< Senoe ie=
nett 0nsoag Mften. 8enpt obenitao=
en6e Moresie og Eelefonm,ntmer til
8Iobets @itp @bitor og Mr1ager.
5nnme 6teos Tan announcement
tegnes og &pntingent betales.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Sch aigb eller @eparation al
l1bre beipg ben b%elfienbte S,tbeler
simon MeIiun, 200 6. 7tb Street.
iGjeroe Snlt.

5er1t og fre1nn1eit ifuloe set ltoo
h1loit9n6ig flart, at YrGitoenten
meget gnlfer, at 5ribeo56agens Set
1igbeoer blioer afbol6t at Sc forifidz
lige Nationaliteter bber for Zig. Dette
ginloer 11atl1rligpis fun for Steoer,
Dbor Sc e11felte 9}atio1oliteter er tal-
rige NOT til at bo1oe ielpiten6tga
Setter.
Gor set anoet og al liee laa flor
8etDoning er &reii6entens @enitil=
ling ont, at bber9fotionalitct foruben
5tjerneban1eret pojer oeres 6G6re=
ldnos Stag.
Dette er life ct Hripilegiun1, 1o1n
gibes %fremmeofe6te 8orgere, men en-
@enitillims for at afperge tpifpenli3
9ropaganbo % for at bite Gpfferne,
at frermmeofp6te @orgere er al Sier=
tet 1oDole mos Mmerifo.
Set felgenoe 8rogrm lt1oo 1trel1gt
fplgeS peb bisie 6jeroejulifelter:
1. @ejsni1g at 6loge1e og Mfipn<
gelien al Acknowledgment.
2. SbleSning al &%reitoe1tcns 5fri=
bel1e.
3. 9plgsnin9 at 6ribeoserflarin-
4. Sntriotiif Sale poa GngeIff.
5. &elfomltbilien til npe @orgere.
6. 8eotagelie al &elolutioner.
Z. Yatrietiife Taler poa Mooers-
nlaqlet. ~ !.
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81 = E~E
81. 6. 81. Sneerion,
Sfanomabiff 2ege.
202 8ittsb1re 8lba., ct. Saul.
49, -@E
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Wsiis Moilt Niuritebt.

Dor belfjenote norife Gennis Gbam<
pion ! Seem Sort, bar otter iaor gte11=
bu1toet fin Iitel lom Mntipttal Sen=
mig Champion for 6e Sor. Stater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28

1. nDe banifc @aabenbrsbre0
bI rimeligpis afboloe en- itgrre 3ic.
mic ! &iperpipp Garf i2pbet at som.
Merer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28
Phone: Humboldt 4l2
G. N E u MA n N
Signs
2624 Nv NORTH AVE. CHICAGO, Ill:
Or, Mar 6enins

UT. WtNE WHNIIIS
ligger otter iqar paa 2an6et 6Dbt:
ri11oc" eller maaifc rettere uoppe" /.
NenniDlbaniens @jerge Dos en- goo
Sen, Ser ejer Ell pio1uoer1ig ifJent be-
IIiggcnoe ugungolom" meo tilbgrenoe
..SSagt- og 5iiferi=@ebet. Men yS9n
o%alsbuiet" CT set BOG life!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-06-28

9aemar eose go. 4, .. 8 6,
'bop0e ct iaroeles pellpffet ngunco-
Gortp" forrige Dnsoog paa Den
sumbolot Earf. Soften gapes tic
|SSnbtGgt for 6olooatedo11oat. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
LEGAL. NoTIUEs.

70 All the Members 81 the Grand Foun-
tain. United Order OF True Re-
formers:
You are hereby notifed that pursu-
ant to the call OF the directors of the
order Of the Grand Fountain. United
order OF True Reformers. at meet
ing OF said directors held on the 26th
DAY OF August, 1918. q special meet
Ing OF the members OF the said order
VIII be held in the orders offices, at No.
sos North Second street. Richmond,
Va. on the 18th day OF September.
1918, at ii o'clock A. M. for the pur-
pose OF acting upon a proposition to
borrow a sum of money sufficient to
pay debt now secured by a deed of
trust on certain property belonging to
the order and fully described In = deed
OF trust from II to Hill Montague and
George w. Bragg, trustees, dated
April 20. 1915, and recorded in the
clerks office of the chancery court of
the city of Richmond. In deed book
zS2-A, page 20. as well as to pay any
other lien or liens upon the said prop
erty. or any back Indebtedness OF said
order. and to issue the obligations OF
TIE order for all such sums so Dor
rowred. andsto secure the payment of
the same by a deed OF trust upon the
said property: and also for the traLs-
action OF any and all business neces-
sary. incidental, or desirable in con-
nection Herewith.
LIZZIE L. STANARD.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
OFFICE OF
ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD,
Richmond. Va.

August II and September z. 1918
To- susan Branch, Ro. d. Hewlett
Richard Hewlett. David Hewlett. w,
G. Dickens. A. L. Adamson, Benja-
min Smith. Trustee. Walter L. Rob
inson, Rie ard Moseley. Albert F..
Cant. Lee Holmes, Thomas Berry
Charles Allen. Spencer Gray. r. A
Bowen, George L. Anderson, L. j.
Gibson, H. L. Williams:
You are hereby notified that the ad-
mfnistrative board of the city OF Rich
mond. Va. have made the following
ascertainment as to damages to abut-
ting property owners whose property
abuts on both sides of River street
between Midlothian turnpike an d
cambridge street and both sides OF
Cherry street. from River street east
on account OF the proposed grading OF
said streets by the city.
Location-East side OF River street
between Midlothian turnpike an d
cambridge street.
Owners-Susan Branch. $50 feet; Ro.
so feet; David Hewlett, 80 feet: w. G.
Dickens. so feet: A. L. Adamson, 211
feet
Amount OF damases-None.
Location-Wsst side OF River street.
between Midlothian turnpike and Balm
bridge street
Owners-Benjamin Smith, trustee. 90
feet inches; Walter L. Robinson, 50
feet ) inches; Richard Moseley. 50 feet:
Albert F. Moon. SO feet: Mrs. E c.
Cerseiy. 80 feet: Charles Cant, 80 feet
Lee Holmes, so feet: Thomas Berry. 30
feet; Charles Allen. 30 feet: Spencer
Gray. so feet; r. A Bowen. 100 feet.
Amount OF d-oaages--Noue.
Location-North side of Cherry
street from River street east
Owners-A- l. Adamson. I40 feet;
George L Anderson, a feet: L. J.
Gibson, a3 feet: H l. Williams, 20 feet.
Amount of damages-Sone.
Location--South side of Chcrry
street from River street east.
Owners--W. G.. Dickens, 140 feet; n.
l. Williams. 1s9 feet
Amount of damages---None
You are therefore hereby notified to
appear before the said board in room
No. sos. third floor. City Hall. Rich
mond. Va. at the hour Of II o'clock A.
NJ. Tuesday, september II, 1913. to
show cause. IL any you can. against
said ascertainment as made by said
board as aforesaid
Given under my hand this slst day
of August, 1915.
c. q. BLAkELY.
Clerk to Administrative Board. %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
WALL STREET STOCKS
STRONG AND QUIET

New York. Aug. 30.-Because Of the
warning against excessive speculation
issued by the bankers pool stocks
were strong and quiet In Wall street
today, The whole purpose of the warn
ing was to prevent the wild demonstra-
ton that was threatened as a result
OF victories in France.
Action of the bankers ccnvinces in
vestors that there will be an orderly
market and that means nothing to dis
turb the quiet, dignihed advance that
Is keeping pace with the armies
abroad
United States Steel attracted most
attention because IL sold its dividend
of "A points and few traders tried to
push it further down. They were SO
UNSUCCESSFUL that ali the street turned
buyers in the afternoon. The ancient
trick was reported to offering calls on
large blocks near the market. Such
things do not frighten investors and
are useful only in highly speculative
markets.
Buying of rails was good and it was
particularly noted in New Haven, ST.
Paul and Southern Railway. New
Haven was helped by the ruling of the
government that permits il TO retain
it's steamship lines.
The motorless Sunday order has
/
tries by calling attention to the great
number of vehicles in use. 1t is esti-
mated that no less than 100000 gaI-
Ions of gasoline will be saved each
Sunday by this order By January /,
there will be half a million trucks and
5.s09, 900 passenger automobiles in the
United States.
There are but about half that many
trucks now. The demand for gasoline
is going to be so great that new meth
DDS of extraction must be discovered
or new engines must be developed to
burn crude oil in automobiles. Such
engines are being constructed.
Then will come the treat invasion
of the farms by the tractor and the
determination OF the horse. cattle be-
ing put on the vast acreage now
wastefully encountered with horses.
These two Industries of motors and
oils can utilize all the capital that dis
gruntled citizens care to withdraw
from a government controlled railroad
system.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
FIGHTING MECHANICS
''STUD[NT SOLDIERS

a recruiting campaign for 10000
physically At volunteers for the U. s.
A. T. D. Omitted States Army Training
has begun. Every two
months units OF these men Will pc
graduated from courses in auto driv.s
ing and repairing. gun assembling, ell
ectrical communication. and carpen-
try. They are called fighting me-
chanics." They must be able to es-
tablish telephone communication or
give frst aid to motor truck under
Are in the field.
One hundred thousand college men.
physically at, are also wanted as vol
unteers in the s. A. T. C. tStudents
Army Training Corps OF the United
States ARMY The men between
eighteen and twenty-one are eligible
At educational institutions where
branches are established the student
soldiers will be equipped with guns
and uniforms by the government.
The boys will attend medical Lectures.
work in chemical laboratories, and
study engineering in uniform. The
purpose of the s. A. Z c. r. - fur-
nish material Tor ofncers' aiming
camps and to keep tho supply o1
trained men from running abort
ment of 100 men students can Appiy
for recognition by the war department.
for a branch of the S. A. T. g. a1ss
At Plattsburg, Fort Sheridan. and
the San Francisco Presidio camps are
now in session. The att6ndAAce IL
composed of college teachers ana
students, who will assist with ta1e or.
ganization and military instruttson ot
the S. A. t. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES PUBLrC SALE OF HOUSE
AND LOT. No, 1913. BARTON AVE.


dated August 2Srd. 1912. and recorded
in the Henrico circuit court clerks office
in u, b. No.. 1863, page No. sol. de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debt secured thereby, !. the I'M
derstgned trustee, will on August 3Ist
1918. at P, NJ o'clock. on the premises
proceed to sell at public auction. the
lot conveyed therein with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. known
as No. 1918 Barton Avenue, in the city
OF Richmond. Virginia, and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at a point on the East line
Of Barton avenue, One hundred and
twenty-five (l22) feet south of the
point of intersection OF the Southern
line OF Bacon road and the eastern
line of Barton avenue. thence extend
ing along said East line OF Barton
avenue In a Southerly direction sixty
two (se) feet seven ca inches. and
back from said front at right angle
and between parellel lines one hundred
and twenty-five d.5) feet to an alley
twelve feet Na) wide; ana being the
same property conveyed to the said p.
]. Beattie from John B. Swartwout and
wife. by deed dated May II, 1912. and
recorded in Henrico circuit court. IN
D. B. Is5-R. Page 81.
H x BAcHE.
Trustee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31

TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED IN
INTEREST:
Whereas. on the sth day OF July,
1918, Haskins Hohson. attorney for the
commonwealth in the county Of Ches-
terfeld. Va. flied in the circuit court
OF said county an information In the
name of the commonw eaith under his
oath. against certain automobile
known as an Overland roadster. model
ss-4. bearing engine No. 1871 and fac
tory No. 4&71s. and the Virginia state
license for the year 1915. No. s.0s2. as
having been used in the unlawful
transportation of ardent spirits in
said county and state; the object of
said information being to enforce the
forfeiture of said automobile under
section 81. OF an act of the general as
sembly OF Virginia. approved March
Is. 1918, designated as chapter sSs, Of
the acts of assembly of the year 1918.
and to condemn said automobile and
sell the same and have the proceeds
disposed OF according to law: and
Whereas, the said automobile has
been seized by the sheriff OF said
county under the provisions of said
act of assembly,
You are hereby notified and cited to
term OF the circuit court OF Chester
field county. Va. that being the 18th
day Of October. 1918. and show cause
IL any you can. why the prayer OF the
information for the condemnation and
sale OF said automobile should not be
granted.
This notice 10 issued pursuant to the
requirements Of said act Of the gem
erai assembly. and OF an order entered
in this matter by the circuit court Of
Chesterfield county on the Sth day Of
July, 1913.
PHILIP ". COGBILI4
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield County, Va
This notice IL posted ana published
pursuant to the requirements Of chap
ter SsS Of the acts Of the general as
asmbiy OF Virginia for the year 1918.
VIM G. GILL
SheriM OF the County Of
Chesterfield. Va
Auxust a. 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
Guard MIX for Naval CaaetA

The quality OF the milk furnished
for the use OF the future naval .ctdcers
OF the United States navy at ArQAO.
oils is being closely guarded NApfes
sentatives OF the dairy division. AZ the
United States department OF. A&rtculs
ture make monthly visits TO the United
States naval academy dairy at Cana
Drills. Nd, and on each visit the datx.y
Is scored and the bacterial rcunt ~
taken Of q number OF samples Of mill
and recommendation for improves
ment are made. There are Ia thu
dairy about 200 grade Holatetn Co..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
SCHEDULES.
Southern Railway System

TrA1na Lave 0tohmond-AAla- *
etAttoa.~ Schedule a0nres net guasAn.
teed. For the South-Daily:' 1880 A. NJ
ebsarv&tisn paraor cafe ear: s:ee p. y.
sleeptns car q Atlanta: Has r. II.
express; slespane ears 70 Daassills and
Aehsvill> opsn tsee r. -: $50 r. ~.
local for Ksysv1llA Cnase City anA On
ford-Woek 0Ay1
York RiveY Lno-9sos n -. aaa s:il
j.: r. daily leeal - west Point S:1l
p. ~ daily. sgeeDe ounaaS. Stsama
Train conosctine fer DAltiMerA
Trains Arrive 13sAmonA-From ths
south; TICS n ~. ASS 2. -. e:1o z. =.
daily: sec 4. -. except sunday. Erou
wet Point: e:<e \. n and e:1S p. ".
6aily. steamer Train. e:1S - r.. daily
Once 81 = Aaln ~ Fhosa MA 351
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31
SCHEDULES.
CheSaneake d Ohio Railway

Gin, LouFvie 4 West. 400 p. $3.50 p
Main Line Local. $40 h. t5:l5 p
James River Line. 1000 D.. tS;l5 p.
~ News. Mix.
Old Point. 900 a.. 1900 n. 1900 p.
Newport News Local. 100 D.. 'S:i5 p
From Norfolk. Newport News. Old
Point, sie:65 a., s3:3s p. 's:s5 p. New
port News Local ss;4s a.. S;&5 p. From
West, ss:l5 a.. $40 p. Locals. $s:ss
a.. s7.55 p, James River. ts:2s a.
$40 p.
sDaily. Except sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-31

ests. One feature appeared to be
overlooked the fact that there was
buying for trade accounts on the de-
cline The reaction resulted in net
losses of so to 81 points or more than
cent under the high prices of the
previous day. The market was unset
tied and irregular during the frst hour.
The early break of about so to 80
points or l25 to i4o points from yester-
days high records reflected further
realizing or liquidation for over the
week END and the approaching govern
ment report. At the decline offerings
were well taken. The early afternoon
market developed no trading features.
Receipts at ports for the day were
14.S4s bales against $3.50 bales week
ago and 2e.51e bales a year ago. Ex-
ports were 1927 bales.
Spot cotton at New Orleans steady.
unchanged at AN; sales S54 bales.
Spot here quiet, so points lower at
36.50c: there were no sales.
Chicago Grain
Chicago, Aug 30-Ribs-Septembe Der.
2455: October, 24.So.
d-September. 1857; October,
1857
k-september, 1870, October.
43To.
Cor n--August, 154A; September.
154S: October, 1861.
Oats-August, 6sa: September. 7oA !:
October. I'M.