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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
AND
CHARLES X. WILLIS s CO,
Real Estate Auctionecrs

BY, virtue, Of certain deed OF trust
clerks Office. Richmond Chancery Court.
In l.. Il. cob. page $50. default hay
Ing been made in payment of a portion
or the debt thereby secured. and being
required py the beneficiary therein so
~ do. We WILL on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ), 1915,
at 1 O'Clock,
proceed to sell on the promises. SO. 1917
West Main street, Richmond. Va. at
public auction the property mentioned
therein aud described AS follows. Be
i53 feet inches west OF Spruce Street
formerly short Strccp, or at IA point
opposite tho partition wall between tho
property hereby conveyed and that adj.
Joining OIL tho east mo. 1850. and run
Ming along south line Of Main Street
wcstwardir IL feet i inches. and cX-
tending back between parallel lines 80
feet"
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay all
Of sale and q debt Of $50 now due and
interest thereon. the ba lance of the sum
secured IN tho decd to be paid IN seven
quarterly instalmcntS of $50 each. the
frSt ono OF which will be due April Is.
1918. one uoto for tho sum OF $4,000
due at credit OF ono and two years
with interest. and secured by u deed OF
trust on til. said property. but said
residue shall hc made subordinate to
the other credit payments. or for all
cash as TO said residue At the option
OF tho purchaser.
i. THOMPSON BROWN,
CHARLES *. WILLIS,
Trustees.
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Young Ladies

And girls can obtain good positions in
our o!ndcry. Pleasant employment and
Interesting work. Good pay 10 begin.
ners. Apply AT onco TO Williams Print
ing Company. IL North Fourteenth
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. key ring containing about - kess
&c y arn I,i1rn 20 loss Nntu-l Uu.IdinE
'EHr liberal re~atI FOR return ~ sho'bas
Win currency and Chc.K FOR s. 90 ia. Adj.
to owner: lott In sol f:Rs, MsrshaI ar d..
tween there md ~ Sorth Fourth ihure
NAcItoh 3ss..J. 60. North EwtUty..cgcHd
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ICE CREAM

We know YOU want the best Ice srcan.
but may not know where TO buy Csi
Wynne, Madison 35lo
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HELP WANTED-MaIc
WANTED. registered assistant, regis.
t.!cd pharmacist oriGO4- Pharna >.
Ih""u!- Va
'HOW to Keep Books" 4 shat rspia
course OF facts that drives tho right Nay
~ do ~ home. write !. W. Mason. 1870
Itrst street - F., Washington. II =.
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HELP WANTED-Femaie

GIRLS wanted for vaudeville acts at once:
ALEC amateurs. tostumeH furnished. Phone
wire Colonial Theater Iiopeweli.
- -----
WANTED. Tt.n0graphor Who has used die.
taphonc. olive references and salary cX-
r"c,"d 2oh. care Ttmes- Dispatch.
WANTED. experienced young ladies 10
work IN our bindery. 'joca wages. Will
linnI Byrl Press. i!o East Franklin street.
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SITUATION wANTED-fcmale

PUBLIC stenographer.. 6l8 american Ma
tional Bank Building work rapidly.
neatly and accurately executed Phone
Madison ltll or call al above address
WANTED. by an Experienced stenogra pher.
position IN an Office or private Secre
tary. Excellent refeicn Address Stenog
ranher. lla Forth New Street. staunton. Va.
WANTED, position as .stenographer ty a
tfa, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-ltcal Estate

MoNUMENT AVENUE residence. three
stories. twelve rooms ana four baths. One
of the most attractive homes on this beau
tful avenue. and a real bargain nj present
price. Vaughan. Whitchurst Co.. Inc
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,al. Ford WIKI s.lt.s,arlcr. almost new
coat 500. VIII sell this week for si25
y ~ saro TImcs. narnteh.
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FOR RENT-ltcaI Estate


STORE on Main street. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth. good proposition obtain.
able. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. Inc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flats
AUTOMOBILES

WANTED, for light housekeeping. four o,
i've furnished room apartments. Address
\ II. South Seventeenth street
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FOR sale. Gartord 3-ton truck. one
Gabrowsky truck. one Republic l-ton. ono
ssft Ill the an"ve At a ssSrifcs. Ismi,n 4. 4
Hicks. dstributors "t White motor trucks,
storage aud transferD. one l, and 3-ton
trucks IN stock for immediate delivery
The best ana most economical truck on
ina market H. the WHITE
SMITH & HICKS.
1870 South Fifteenth street
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SITUATION wANTED-Fcmalc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HOSPITAL trained or practical ,urscs ON
cnll: Mrs. Chadichs RcEister. Randoip phi
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FvK saIc, tucccEsfuI anu proHtaUIc auto.
irobio business solvent going concern.
we'll organized. With valuable future bust.
ness already worked IN owners entering
army, y real opportunity for investor
Address Attorney Nc. (. q. Finnigan. Box
80. IliCh rnnnN.
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Use Daniel,S New Automobiles
OPEN OR CLOSED CARS sl.5y PER HoGR;
:, SIEnHEN - ;HI ;it rSANSi .soS PER
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National Tire &Rubber Co.

Randolph 30S2. 427 w. Broad.
Richmond's great tire house that
undcrsells all others on good tires
that arc guaranteed for $500 miles
or more. Write for price list and
literature.
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WANTED. by $4,000 corporation. rcprcson-
r,,a,Y ior Ell Srh ana ter
tea and sisns Appropriate for every .busi.
year. Exclusive territory. Liberal com :
mission. To proper man personal intcrvIeY
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W. VA. TROOPS
(Coutinued from Page one-)

side and clearing up the areas thus en-
circled-
(The American troops engaged in this
battle include the soth division, Gem
eral CroHkhtte, comprising west Viz
Virginia tnfantry.)
The days lighting began carly when
tho center moved forward and cncircied
the difficult position AZ Hill 2SS, from
which Il machine gun fire, estimated as
coming from at least 200 guns concealed
IN IT," nr!; '..r",.. woods, was poured into
TIC Americans. The patrols pushed for
ward despite the enemy opposition. into
the Ranthcville woods.
Hill CSC was taken carly. notwith-
standing Il whitening machine gun fire
and 4 dclu-e Of gas shells which COM
1"llhtl tho Americans to fight for hours
with their gas masks adjusted. They
also encountered vast quantities Of wire
which haH not been sufficiently cut by
tho artillery. and faced an cnhiadtng
:irc from both sides.
A big fight ensurd for the strategic
Cote de C'hatiiloH which commands the
terrain northward. and which was at
tackled by the "ncircling method. the
Americans taking the Tuillcries farm to
the northeast This farm was taken I'M
dor artillery fire b. both the Germans
and Americans late this afternoon. and
for a time remained in No Mans Land.
The American advance at this point
involved the capture Of lie Mansard
farm and filtration through the wire
guarding tho Landres
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S349,25O
Continued from Page one.)

ton will be given TO the prospective
NOM bcrs.
VIII, no blarc OF trumpcts or waving
IF flags. thu life insurance SoEc!torS'
under the charge Of Captains {. Bur
CESS Taylor. Carl SobanSki and J. T.
uanlcy, will start uut this morning as
soon as the whistles blow calling the
yrorliinSlnen to their duties, and then
will begin thc drive against the slack
cts. who WILL be routed from their
trenches and brought into camp TOT
all they are worth. rs this kind or
necole are the ones who are holding
back tho loan by listening TO that
''poppycock" known as peace talk and
think the war is over when America
has Jus, begun to fight. This commit
tee will also as q side line. work on
the doubling Of subscriptions. rs their
pursuaSivc art is just fitted for this
kind OF business.
The manufacturers Of the county Will
hold conference today and decide on
their subscriptions. and their decision
will b.. awaited with interest. as great
many have not pledged themselves yet
and their subscriptions will make
things hum when they get in. as the
Thermometer mercury will go coursing
toward the top.
EVERYTHING considered. 1t looks
brighter for the Fourth Liberty Loan In
OHIO caunt%. but there is still big worS
ahead To- attain the quota and the work
cr; intend to put in some good licks
between now and Saturday night.
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GAINS BY FRENCH
(Conttnuod from Page Ono.)

10 libeTate their territory. Greek forces
are taking part in these operations. The
SerhianS continu: the rrccrupatlpn or
eastern Macedonia, evacuated by the
RulgarianS.
During n brilliant action In which
they took rriZrrnd and M'trnvitZa the
French troops captured n certain NUM-
Der Of prisoners. They captured hos
pitfalls. where there were numerous sick
and wounded. among when was the
Austrian admins lrn;or-gcncrNl OF AL
bnnin. They have. besides captured i'm
portant stores and 4 somewhat c"nSid-
cradle amount of railroad equipment"
PARIS. Oct. 1l.-Frcuch troops have
made an important advance toward the
innnrtnnt town Of Rrthcl and have cap
turod III" town of Nantcuil-Sur- Aisnc.
two and unc-half miles west OF Rrthcl.
says the war office statrncnt today.
In the ArEOnne tho French have
reached the hISnr west Of Grandprc and
hnvr captured tho villages OF 0lizy md
Tcrhrs. Nearly Sn0 prisoners were taken
In this region.
South Of the Scrrc, the French also
hnvo made marked advance. Tho
towns Of Rcmics. F,artcnton Gel. and
Monceau-hcWast have been taken.
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Franco Is Grateful.

PARIS. Oct 15-"N straight blow
is the caption of an article by Jc0n
Hcrbcttr. foreign editor of the Temps,
to-day, dealing with President Wilson's
latest reply To Germany. which he finds
not only satisfactory III every sense. but
says will be received in Franco with
gratitud" for the manner in which il
SuEmatiZcS ECrmany'S crimes.
After President Wilson's first reply
to Germany, the editorial begins, Ger
man official representatives reJric"d
that the conversation could continue.
1t is doubtful now. the artlcl" continues,
If they rcjuic" nj having opened tn"
conversation.
The government ut Berlin is now
every newspaper in Germany" says the
editorial. 1T will not consolidate Chan.
ccllor MaXilnilianS position. weakened
h. his unfortunate letter. nor Vice Chan
crllOr Won Payers. who mad" tho an
ncXationlst speech. nor Or. Soils. who
was secretary nf state when Belgium
was occupied.
"lt Will not consolidate the authority
Of tn" rrussian staff nor the personal
rrcstig" Of the kaiser nor the popular
ity Of til" dynasty or imperial regime.
TIL" directors uf Germany sought pub
lie debate. The have it. The first re-
suit is thnt they appear in the eyes or
their people. IaSping for peace. rs the
principal obstacles IT, peace.
The writer welcomes President Will
sons decision To send a Scpnrntr reply
to AuStrin-IlunEary. and i'll this connec-
ton says:
"A single reply would have been to
sanction their alliance. which was one
of In" principal causes Of tn" war, md
TIA" destruction of which is one or the
essential conditions of peace.
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without Authority.

NEW YORK, Oct. lS.--Ncithcr the
chancellor nor the minister of foreign
affairs has any authority to speak in the
name OF the German empire, except by
order Of tho emperor. Daniel Blulncnthul
a former member OF the RrichStaE from
StrasSburG. and former senator from AL
S;Lce-l>orr.line, declared here tonight.
In statement commenting on the
claims of Prince Macmillan md DR. Solf
in their recent notes 10 President Wilson.
that they represented the German people
as well Us the government. Mr.. Blumcn-
thai quoted from tho German Cnnstitu-
ton to show that complete authority is
in the hands OF the monarch. To destroy
pTuSSau militariSm. he added, The or
Eeini2ation Of the empire must be over
turned.
The German people is wholly without
voice in international affairs. according
10 the former Abstain official. who. rep
rcScntS in this country the interests OF
the French lost provinces. His state
mrnt follows:
.'"PruSsian militariSm. responsible for
the world catastrophe, draws its strength
empire Of April Is. 1871. which is its
legal basis.
According to this constitution. the
king Of Prussia is the hereditary chief
OF the &c German confederate states.
Article IL says that tho represents tho
empire in international relations. de-
clarcS war and makes peace in the name
OF the empire.
Consequently, neither tho chancellor
nor the minister for foreign affairs has
any authority to speak in the name OF
the empire. unless II 10 at the very order
Of the emperor The German people
have no voice whatever. Therefore III
order TO destroy l'rusSian militarism, the
organization OF the empire must b.
destroyed"
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.;ions which were possible in regard to
his three questions TO Germany. The
newspaper regrets that President Wilson
did not refer TO punishment for C-boat
crimes and the burning Of towns
The Pail Mall Gazette says that Pres
irlcnt Wilson's reply reaches his high
rst standards OF point and promptncSs
and adds that the declarations he mndc
HAY" been made before but never Il
such a dramatic setting or with such Sc
curitirs for their being read and ad-
justed."
Tho Globe finds there is no ambiguity
about President Wilson's stern reply.
"Foclr. IIaiE and Pcrshins." tho news
paper asserts will determine in con-
cert the euarnntccs they must have IN
hand before granting a cessation Of hos
tiIitics."
The Westminster Gazette gives firse
place TO President Wilson's demand Tor
the destruction Of every Arbitrary
power.
The Manchester Guardian says that
Germany has surrendered. and though
much remains TO be defined and settled
that great central fact stands cHtabllsh-
I'd. which means a speedy end OF the
war.
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AoncaJ 70 Women.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.--.Nn appeal to
the women Of the United States "to
demand unconditional surrender as :hc
only price Of peace" was issued to-
night by Miss Elizabeth Marhury. hon.
orary' president Of the Womcn's Ma
tional Committee Of the American De
Tense Society.
The time for pacitlsts and pussy
routars is over" she asserted. They
were inferred by President Wilson in
1917. and should They become rrsur-
rrctrd. they must hc inferred for enct
and all by the American people.
because our enemy is now tasting
the bitterness Of defeat. dwelling and
snivclling and afraid. is tho reason why
We should refuse to parlcy now. Dc
mand that ~ only price Of peace must
be the surrender and the defeat Of hal
Germany which has brought thu
scourEc Of war upon the world"
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LOANS ON BONDS FOR
BUYERS OF MORE BONDS

WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.-To aid per-
sons who have not sufficient cash funds
on hands 20 buy Liberty bonds Comp
trnllcr OF the Currency Williams, to-
day announced an extension from July
L. 1919. to November ]. 1919, of the
period during which any national bank
may make loans on such bonds where
there is Il margin Of five percent or
more. Previously existing restrictions
may br disrcgart!cd save only such rs
the prudence Of hank directors may
nrrSCrihc
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IS
SINKING Of Biz
|. ]. s. TRANSPORT
America to Bottom While
Lying at Pier-Hundreds
of Soldiers Escape.

uOROKEN, \. J.. Oct. 15.-Shortly
before the American troop
port. America, formerly the "et No. ~,
transatlantic passenger stea'I'Et,
America, was about to sail To-Day io-
Europe with soldiers and supplcS' wv
vessel toundcrcd Mt her pier here. -,,o
In the carly morning darkness "hIo
thr troops aboard were sleeping 'i'c
America settled with her keel III lne
mud, leaving only three of her e:Eh'
decks. together with parts OF nor l""-
nnlS above water. -.
So far as known there was no loss %
life. Earlier reports were that
tween 80 and 30 Of the crow han PEI
ishrd after being trapped in the ooi'c'
room.
Troops were placec on Suard OUTSIDE
the pier and details regarding the sink
ing were denied to inIuirers. The cause
Of the accident remained n mystery even
to navy department officials: a. theory
expressed in some quarters that water
poured into the holds AS q result OF
uncomplcted repairs apparently did not
conform with the fnct that the ship
was ready To weigh anchor today for n
foreign port.
L. was learned that 4 gang or ma
chinis;s was at work al the Time the
vessel settled and it was Suggested
that ono nf Ihesc men. being clFiIah'
not familiar with marine mechanism, IN
ndvertpntly opened 4 Scacnck under the
impression that he was closing it.
The submerged America. next TO the
largest Of tho governments transports
WIS within sight of persons crossing the
lower HUDSON river on fcrryboatS.
D,cl:= "A and A ard r. wore wholly
above watrr. which WAS within thrrc
+, 81 of D-rk 3. T'h. ..GSsel appeared 10
be resting IN an even keel Tug noats
and rn-rrnmrn- veeeclG with cranes
wcrn Il; wnr2: and /: was evident that
operations had horn begun to rails" her
The America. "r 2?.G:2 tons gross. has
q carnr.ty nf carrying S.0OA troops ana
crow IF 1.ah0 mcn. OF The troops II WAS
said thar only two or thr'" hundred ~cro
on board n tho timr. All the coal han
hccn placed in tho bunkcrs except a
small portion Ia have boon loaded To-Day
Inasr:ilch rs all the troops and crow
arr r2nor;cd 10 have escaped II was hc-
loved that tho vessel sank slowly. al
though not so lcisurcly rs to give INC
mon ,ir1c to take their belongings with
them.
on. estimate was that the ship went
down in 25 minutes.
Red Cross workers wnrn summoned 10
administer 10 tho shirc-ing soldiers anu
relief supplies arrived IN army trucks
throughout the forenoon.
The America sank III about thirty-1 iFc
fcct q. water and tho raising or Inc
shin is not regarded rs a. difficult teat
It was stated that court Of INQUIRY
would he appointed. probably in WASH
inStnn.
A man NJ German ancestry was exam
ircd at length at the offices OF the mill
tary police this afternoon. ana IL was
reported he was under CUSTODY.
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FREIGHT RATES ON
APPLES INCREASED

WASHINGTON, Oct. I5.--An emer-
I;cncy freight rate on this seasons crop
Of apples from points Of origin in
Washington. Oregon and Idaho TO tho
east of S1.1n was agreed upon yesterday
by representatives Of the railway com
missions of tho three states shippers
and the railroad administration before
Tho Interstate commerce commission. 1t
Is agreed that proposed 25 per cent in
crcascs be established on all other fruit
and some increase 10 apply TO apples
where it would put the rate above $l.l0.
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TIVE STOCK SALE

The undersigned Will offer at pa blIc
sale en- tho premises three miles east OF
West Alexander. beginning ut 10 o'clock
4. m. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1918.
tho following live stock:
Fffty-five Head of Cattle.
Consisting Of 81 milch COWS. three fresh
with calves ut side. some close spring
orc balance in flow Of milk: ! head q
year-nld heifers. bred. IN head hcifcrs-
one year old: IL spring hcif"r calves: 2
registered J..7scy bulls: Jersey bull. six
months old. eligible to register.
4 lot Of farIl !Inplcmrnts.
C. g.. HUFF.
R.D. /. West Alexander. PA.
u-l0-l5-16
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Praise Wilson's Apgwer.

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.--lrcstdcnt Will
sons latest note to Germany will he
handed down from generation Ia gcn"r-
alton MS unc Of the historical documents
of tho world. declared Baron Emil Dc
cartier dc Marchicnnr. liclGian minister
~ tn" United States in an address here
Tonight.
Expressing the gratitude Of Belgium
tn thr United States. which found us
Ivy the way.ide .whCro We had been LIFT
half dend," the Rrlgiau minister said.
"FhruuEh tho advertisement given hE
tn" war VIC have found one of our best
friends We have found America and
America has found us. The ADVERTISE
mcrt has been costly, but for that re-
suit Mt least. We shall! be ever grateful.
Captain Giuseppe Rcvionn, Of the
Italian army. former member OF IN"
Italian chamber of deputies. asserted
tha, Italy expects not only the over
throwing Of the ichcnGollrrD dynasty.
hut that Of tho HIpShurgs with the dis
mcmhcrmrn, Of AUSTRIA lIungnry.
M. Ednuard De lslly. acting French
high commissioner. the next speaker.
sun II was with n ihrill that Il" read
the Presidents m"S""Ee aud realized
Germany was To be punished for her
Sir John Fostrr Frazer. British lee
turrr and trn,N r. declared that rc-
rurmhcr,nE thai We have c.nnn.nnn cas-
ualtics. qua. OOn: 2Tn.nh0 mnimed mon and
1S7 ,Gh0 widows in Britain. we are not
gong 10 consent IN y negotiated peace.
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PARIS. Oct. la.-DurinB r discussion
in the Senate to-day Of the damages Suf-
rnrcd by northern France without mill
tary Justification. stephen Pichon, the
French foreign. minister. reiterated thu
governments resolution to accept full
compensation and rcpGration.
"Furthcrmnre. the foreign minister
continued. this warning has just been
given inciSirc form ny President Will
son in his admirable reply to tho Ger
mans for tn" arInisticr. The President
OF tho United States. IN whose, rcsOlu-
ton we have had entire confidence. has
siGnifcd that he refuses like ourselves
20 negotiate nm armiSiicc with stale
whose armies continue tn. d;shonor
themselves by acts rf desolalion. dcvas-
tlton and SavAgcry."
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GOMPERS' DAUGHTER
DEAD OF INFLUENZA

WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-Miss Sadie
GompcrS. IS years old. daughter Of
Samuel Gompcrs, president Of the
American Federation Of Labor. died yes-
tcrday in her hume hero OF Spanish in
nucnza. MT. Gompcrs is in Europe and
is not expected to return until next
month.
Scion Manos, minister from Haiti,
died here yesterday OF Influenza
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DIED

CEOUCH-On Friday. October H., 1918.
ut 5 o'clock p. m. Mt Fort Oglcthornc'
Ga. PRIVATE CAL Z. CROUCH. in
his Goth year.
Funeral services mt the residence Of
Glcnn's Run. on Wednesday afternoon
Mt o'clock. Friends invited to at
tend. lntermcnt private Mt Zion
cemetery.
NooME-on Tuesday. October Is, 191S
Mt 2:35 o'clock n M. at Whee!lns
hospital. CATHERINE ANGELA
wife Of DR.. y. J. Noome.
Services nj the home 1909 Chaplinc St.
Thursday afternoon ut -:3b. inter
mont Mt. Calvary cemetery.
BEL1-On Sunday. October 18th. 1913:
ut 1880 o'clock p. m. at the home OF
her brother. Ned Davis, Warrington:
w. Va Hazel. DAVIS VIE oil
Charles Bell. in the eSth year OF her
age.
Funeral services at the residence OF E.
=. Piepcr 2243 Eoff street. "ednes-
day afternoon $50. Funeral services
and intcrmcnt private Greenwood Gem
etcry.
rAaaART-On Monday. October 18th.
1918, ut O'Clock n m RlCHA
TAGGART. in the 6tth year Of his
age
Funeral from his late RESIDENCE. Battle
Run, near ROney'S Point, on WcdncS-
day. October lG. ut o'clock y. m.
Friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend. 1ntermcnt at West
Alexander cemetery.