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LEGAL. NOTICES.

RECEIVERS SALE
SODA FOUNTAIN. CARBONATOR
STORE FIXTURES AND VALUABLE
STOCK OF DRUGS AT HONEYWELL
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MISUNDERSTANDING white glris. eIpe-
=. rionced waitressss. Apply eos East Main
Street.
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MOVING. HAULING. STORAGE ~
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YOUNG LADIEs-P., H. Mayo & Bro
Branch, Twenty sixth and Cary streets
slicsd plug.
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To the creditors OF WILLIE l.. BUR
RUSS. of Richmond. i'm the County
or Henrico. and district aforesaid
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STENOGRAPHER and general clerk, e1pe.
Tlehced stage age, experience and sal
airy. Address 2l7. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE.

FANS-25 direct-current CELL
ing fans Of standard makes
at SIS each. Apply Krouse
Auto Wrecking and Metal Co.,
2O02-4-6 East Main Street.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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MISCEILANEOus-rOR Sale. z,
MUSICAL. iA>IUIIMUNiS.

SQUARE pianos organs will bc.takcn in
part pay for line photographic. have
tho finest talking machines AT bargain
prices Walk n few squares away from
aristocr.uc Broad. street stores. Save
heaps Of money Use your curiosity. Call
Manly j. Ramos. Seventh Street. near
Franklin.
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HACKNEY FARM WAGONS. Save money
at Bristows. Get my price before buying
1876 North Eighteenth Street.
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MisCELLAN EOUs-FOR SALE. 90
FURNITURE. new and second hand, for
less than half price. Gl2 e. Marshall.
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MOVING. HAULING. sTORAGE -.
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AUCTION SALE
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Continued From Page One

sheriffs are holding up and search.
ing every auto entering either Seat
tie or Everett. at the city limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
81 NAMES ARE
LISTED IN u. s.
CASUALTY ROLL

wAsIIINGToN. May 10. Today'a
casualty list reported by Gen Per.
Hhlng contains total OF 81 names.
including eight killed In action. four
dead from wounds. four OF disease
one az accident. one from other
causes. 10 missing. four wounded SO
vorciy and bh wounded slightly
Among the missing are Lieuton.
ants Chas. " Chapman. Waterloo.
Iowa. and Robert naker Mcdowell.
Jersey CITY y. J
KILLED ~ ACTION corps 4 or.
fin. Harinsfieid. a. John 4 Johnston.
nr, ant. Arh iiafff u long. Manehes-
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ho,en. MINI rdssr u chandler. Parse.
n u. George " lee uuhi. Idaho
MafyHn Aneshi. Esaes Conn
DIED OF WotNpa tAsut rau -
nessauis, Evanston. ~ Corp Charles
clyde " boiling winston salem. y.
a. William "a ThitodeAu. south Paris.
DIED OF piarAHE ssfst Frank
iHo. Chichse. Wagner Ciiffafd y Ilston.
Geneva y ~ ffieaiss Ernsst camp
hell. bingham. Mass cisiiis II hinHie-
ton. Euhanhs. ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
GERMANY JAILS
GIRLS Who LOVE
WAR PRISONERS

LONDON. May 16.--German young
women. revolving against the decree
that they must become plural wives
OF already married soldiers. are turn
ing instead to prisoners OF war in
the kaiser's prison camps.
vcrsy In Germany.
one young woman Mt LauwitZ
hanged herself because OF the discov.
cry of her relations with n French
prisoner OF war, with whom she had
fallen in love
Girls who have become intimate
with prisoners OF war are being sent
to prison for terms ranging from one
to seven years.
Others, including several maids OF
noble birth, have been sentenced to
short terms in Jail for merely giving
the captives candy or cigarets.
These sentences have met with
open protests.
The most outspokcn comes from
the Mannheim Nolksstimme, which
says:
Unless Germany secures fresh
and healthy blood. her decay is Ger.
tain.
our prisoners of war are no less
healthy and sound than ourselves.
rs 1t feared that our people may
dcterloratc thru admixture Of French
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THE Bon MARCHE u; $':; ~ III; E: {;
ARREST BANDIT SUSPECT
AFTER MURDER OF LOGGER
thunder i'm ouick time"

thunder in quick time"
An doubts dispelled as TO the
mans seriousness by this time. the
Is logging employees stood I'm a row
alond the wall. while Fred Halver.
son, one OF the men. was ordered to
go thru the pockets OF his compan.
ions. From SIS TO $50 was secured
and handed the robher.
Had Cut Wires
suddenly Jaizox caught up n chair.
and started at the bandit who
promptly pulled the trigger A re
port rang out. and Jaizox staggered
and fell dead. The bandit backed
to the door and disappeared into the
night.
Immediately the men rushed. part
after him, and part TO telephone
Attempts TO connect with Camp No
1. "a mile distant. failed. Later, it
was discovered the bandit had cut
the wires.
one OF the men ran TO Camp No /,
notifying Foreman Tom Hammond.
who In turn Immediately phoncd tho
sheriffs and police offices in Seattle
and Everett. Following. officers be.
gan 10 trickle toward the scene OF
the murder. and enclose IL.
r. s. Grammcr manager OF the
Admiralty Logging company. Is at
Camp . Thursday investigations
leaving his home, at 905 Boylston
ave. late "Wednesday night. on re.
ceipt of the news that one of his
employees had been murdered.
- RED CROSS CALLS YOU
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S. AvIATORS
WIN THRILLING
AIR STRUGGLE
ny FRANK J. TANIOR
uaitcd Press Correspondent

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN LORRAINE. May i5.--tNightl-
During heavy German air raid this
morning American aviators shot
down THREE enemy planes They en-.
gagged and drove off number OF
others. There were no American
losses
The firs, victory came quickly
Captain Kenneth Marr OF California
spotted boche plane north Of Port,
A.Mousson ton the extreme right OF
the Tous sector. "a miles east OF 81.
Mihien. Having the altitude and
sun.in his favor, Mari descended on
tho hoche. firing his machine gun,
The German machine crashed TO the
ground.
A short time later. Capt David
Peterson sighted two German fight.
ing monoplanes north OF Tout. Peter.
son attacked one. the enemy falling
in flames. The other attacked lie.
terson. who reversed and made
partial loop. obtaining the advantage
Of position and breaking one OF the
German planes wings by machine
gun fire The enemy machine tcli
$500 meters.
Behind Enemy Lines
Both these encounters were behind
the German line. Later. two Amcrt.
car airmen encountered three Ger.
man monoplanes and one hiphnc
above the clouds. The Americans at
tackled until their machine guns
stuck. then retired.
Five American aviators were
awarded the cross OF war with palms
today. The ceremony took place on
4 field near Tout. with "A hand play.
ing and aeroplancs mancuvcring
overhead
The Americans we're. Capt Nor.
man Hail. OF Coifax. Iowa. and Lieut.
Chas. W. Chapman. Of Waterloo.
Iowa. both OF whom are missing.
Captain David Peterson and Lieu.
tenants Jas. Meissner. % brooklyn.
and Eddie Riekenbaeher. OF Column. |
bus. Ohio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16

Light weight Knit Vests of
mercerized Isle thread; first quail
ity garments; low neck, sleeveless
style.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-16
CANADA WANTS TO KNOW
ABOUT WAR GARDENS

OTTAWA ont. May is.--Canada
wants to know what's Eping on Ia
Uncle Sans back yard.
II. y. HemsnwAy. representative
Of tho national war garden commits.
sion. Washington. IL touring Can.
ada al the request o. the Canadian
government. TO toll Canadians about
tho backyard war gardens of the
tinted states.
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HANSON OFFERS
TO PUT SKACIT
UP TO PEOPLE.

They're going 20 have a hot
time selling the street ear sys-
TEN TO the city of Seattle unless
the city has its own power TO
run the cars" thundered Mayor
Hanson Wednesday evening I'm
an address before the Central
Labor Council i'm behalf of the
Skagit river power site, while
referring 10 the renewed attempt
OF the city council 10 find way
of taking over the lines OF the
Puget Sound Traction. Light 4
Power Co.
IF the council refuses TO approve
the Skagit site. | am going to take
II up TO the people on n referendum,
he declared. IF they turn IL down
| am going into the council chamber
ask the members who disagree with
me 10 resign with me and - BETA.
the people on the issue. -.
The only way TO get rid q
over light and powerR
other public utilities is for the city
to own them. but don't let then
cheat you when they sell.
THE company or municipality
that controls the Skagit river will
control the future OF the state. II
we can get the control, we can build
on the Puget sound the largest city
west of the Mississippi"
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AIR RAID ON PARIS
IS EASILY STOPPED

PARIS. May iss--An attempted
German air raid on Paris iast night
was r-pulsed. after enemy planes
had penetrated TO the outskirts. u
was announced today. Tho attack
occurred about 10 o'clock. Only a
few bombs werc dropped
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TOUGH FOR SAMMlES:
BILLY SUNDAY WON'T
GO OVER TO FRANCE

CHICAGO. May is.--American sol.
diers In France viii have To 20 into
action without acrobatic. pcrsplrins
Billy Sunday driving them on with
1snunciations OF the kaiser.
Abandonment OF his plans 20 wish,
France. Billy said. was due 20 a lot.
ter from President Wilson. saying he
vas worth more here. stirring up
patriotism.
Chicago has sent fs.7ss down sun
days sawdust trail His campaign
ends Sunday night. and Billy will
move to Duluth.
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RUSS ARMY EvACUATES
TERRITORY IN FINLAND

STOCKHOLM. May 1.-THE Rus.
SLAMS have evacuated all OF Finland.
with the exception % FORTRESS ino.
rctrcating as far as krons;sd, ar.
cording 10 a dispatch from Helsing.
fors. They also have given up TIA.
line from Valkcaxuari to PstruRrad
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ENGINEERS WITH 4. p. OF l..

CLEVELAND. May is.-Members
~ the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers, In convention here. voted
20 affiliate with the American Fed.
GRAFTON OF Labor.
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DUKE HENRY Is DEAD

LONDON. May is.-Henry George
rorcy. seventh duke OF Northumber-
land. died yesterday.
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Enters Reading Room

ing every auto entering either Seat
tie or Everett. at the city limits.
Enters Reading Room
The bandit with black handkcr.
chief mask over his face, entered the
reading room OF the camp. which is
located seven miles northeast OF Ed
monds, about 10 o'clock Wednesday
night He covered the Is men In,
side with "A revolver.
Hands up. and quick" he com
manded harshly.
Inclined 20 think themselves vic
Tins of a practical Joker. the men
were somewhat nrdy in replying
This ELECTED burst OF profanity
from the man. and more abrupt com
mands that they erect their hands
II they didn't want to be blown to
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GERMANS USING TROOPS
FROM ALSACE LORRAINE
Crown Prince Orders Commander 10
Keep Men From Provinces Under
Closest Surveillance. tI a

PARIS. August 21.--The German
man ,naI comma eommand ,,, Is faced by more or
the presence on the western front OF
divisions containing tens of thousands
of soldiers from Alsace and Lorraine.
who; up to this time. never have been
employed In active fighting against
the French. A captured German order
declares that the Germans were JIM
able any longer to keep the Alsht{ans
and Lorrainers away from tho western
front. ,nd
Other documents. reiterating an order
issued by the German Crown Prince,
instruct the commanders Of the vSSIous
units to keep the men from AIsace-
Lorraine under the closest surveiflahce.
and not to utilize them at critical
points in the line. as many desert1ons
had been reported. ,r- "
"Alsatians and Lorrainers must never
he left alone in the lighting zone, but
must always be accompanied by. Ger-
man soldiers in whom absolute, Con
idence can be placed" one order says.
1t is added that any soldier from, AL
sace-Lorraine. that comes under sus-
picion must be treated with an,gIron
hand. ~
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TOBACCO SALE RECORDS
ARE BADLY SHATTERED
LOU OF Bedford Primings Sell at
Lyncilburg Market at $50 Per
Hundred Pounds.
RECEIVE LETTER FROM FRANCE
French Soldier Thanks United Daugh
tcrs OF Confcdcracy for Bed Sup
Piled In Ncuilly Hospital-Othcr
News From Virginia Points.

LYNCHBURG. VA. August 2l-Prc-
Y!Gus tobacco records for the sale OF
we're smashed this morning. when a lot
rom Bedford County sold up TO S25 n
io9 pounds. The sale Is taken an as
ihuication of the pulse of the market
tpr primings. being representative
one because the lot included nearly 500
pounds.
The sale was at Farmers Warehouse.
ana II was for Wade. & Hubbard. of
ltdford County. In the lot was 422
rounds. and another lot offered by the
same growers. in which there was 4SS
pounds. sold for $3.50.
AT Martins Warehouse, b. Godsie,
OF Rustburg, sold lot at s2l and an
other at $3.50. the grade of these be-
offerings of Wade & Hubbard.
The previous high. record for prim-
;hgs was set up last season, when the
highest price was sl9.
The total sales for the day aggrc-
gated 10000. pounds.
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RELIABLE METHOD OF HAIR CARE

H;tir is by far the most con-
spicuous thing about us, and is
probably the most easily damaged
by bad or careless treatment. If
we are very careful in hair wash
ing. we will have virtually no hair
troubles An especially fine sham
200 for this weather, one that
brings out all the natural beauty
of the hair. that diSsolveS and en-
tirely removes all dandruff, excess
oil and dirt, can easily be used at
trifling expense by simply dissolv-
ing tcaspoonful of CanthroN
(Which you can get at any drug
eist's). in a cup of hot water. This
makes full cup of shampoo LIQUID,
enough so it is easy to apply Ii to
all the hair instead of just the top
of the head. This chemically dis
solves all impurities and creates n
soothing, cooling lather. Rinsing
leaves the scalp spotlessly clean,
soft and plant, while the hair takes
on the glossy richness of natural
color. also a fuhiness which makes
IL seem much heavier than II is.
After CanthroX shampoo, arranging
the hair is pleasure.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22

Captain T. +. Heath, chairman of the
Petersburg committee of the fourth
Liberty loan. last night addressed the
colored ministers and prominent col
orcd laymen Of the city, who had been
called into conference on the matter
Of organizing and working in the com
ing fourth loan. Campaigning Captain
Heath impressed upon them the neces-
sity and duty of the colorcd people rs
a matter of patriotism, &c subscribe to
the new bonds, and TO have the matter
brought before them as prominently as
possible to make the campaign Il sue
cess. Several Of the colored preachers
and laymcn spoke on the subject and
IL was agreed to work heartily for the
loan. y committee. with DIR. W. +.
Clarke as chairman, was appointed TO
perfect organization of the colored peo-
pie for the purpose. The ministers VIII
bring the matter before their people.
Pctcrsburg's quota in the last loan Is
sue was Sl.2Sl.000, which was over
subscribed. The city's quota Or the
next issue will probably he double this
amount. or about S2,250.n0o. and the
determination is to subscribe il fully.
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Emit Grower. Meet

WINCH ESTER. VA. August cl-
Fruit growers of Pennsylvania and
virginia, on a tour of the great COM
mercial apple orchards OF the Cu:nbcr-
land and Shenandoah Valleys. met here
this evening and held "A meeting in the
interests of horticulture. Specialists
in horticulture, entomology and plant
pathology accompanied each party The
Pennsylvanians. numbering about 500.
gathered at Chambersburg and made
the trip in motor cars, inspecting many
orchards Ell route, while the Virgin
nns: who assembled at Crozet. Abe
marie County, on Monday, travelled
leisurely TO stanton. HarrisonburE and
Woodstock and thence to Winchester.
spending much OF their time in or
chards. packing and canning cstab-
lishments
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Pinn 10 Abandon Tall.

HARRlSONBURG. August o!.-After
meeting held yesterday between rep
rescntntiveS Of the Narrisonbur. Cham
Der OF Commerce and stockholders OF
the Rawley Springs and Mt. Clinton
turnpike. respectively. there is strong
indication that the last remnant of toll!
roads IN Rockingham Will pass into
the discard All pike directors. as we'll
as members of the Chamber OF Com
merce, were willing that the roads be
thrown open TO the public free from
toll. provided ii could be done without
loss 10 those financially Interested
and the hope was expressed that a plan
may be devised whereby the county
ana State would Immediately take over
these properties a, = suggested price.
The Chamber Of Commerce now has the
matter In hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
NEW CALOMEL is
MOST DELIGHTFUL
Not the Slightest Nausea, Grip
ing or Danger-New Variety
Called CaIOtabs.

Every doctor regards calomel as the
best and by far the most useful Of all
medicines. Now that it's unpleasant
and dangerous qualities have been en-
tirely removed, the new calomel known
as "Calotabs" is destined to become
the most popular. Its effects are de-
lightful. One Calotab at bedtime.
with n swallow of water-thats all.
No nausea. no gripping nor unpleasant
ness. You wake up in the morning
feeling fine. your liver cleansed, your
system purified and with hearty ap-
petite for breakfast. Eat what you
please. go where you please, any kind
of weather. No restriction of habit or
diet.
Calotabs are sold only in original,
sealed packages, price thirty-nve
cents. Your druggist recommends and
guarantees Calotabs. Money back If
you arc not delighted-Adv.
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ReccIvc letter From Eroncc.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. August 81
Mrs. a. a. Campbell, director of war
relief In Virginia for the United Daugh-
tcrs Of the Confcdcracy. has received
letter from France in which SOL
aicr, signing himself as Vignon. writes:
I wish In few words 10 congratu-
late you upon your work in the Amer
lcah hospital, No. /, at Neuilly on the
some. which contains ward 2i9 in
which am being cared for.
wish 10 thank you also for your
epod beds in which our wounded are
made comfortable.
Accept. madame. my thanks and
les, wishes"
The United Daughters OF the Con-
,edeFacy is now maintaining forty-two
heds IN the hospital at Ncuilly, cost, :
ing S2J.pOO per year. OF this amount
$500 Is being raised annually By the
virginia division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
LAWN PARTY TONIGHT
prookInnd and boulevard CitIzen.' Az
ISOLATION Make Extensive Frepa-
ratlOn for Fctc.

The Rrookiand Boulevard Citizens
Association has made extensive prcpa-
rations for n lawn party Tonight to be
held on the spacious grounds at I?9
Noble Avenue. Roland Park. Plans
for the entertainment include moving
pictures. refreshments. jazz music and
other enjoyable features.
This is the first big undertaking OF
the enthusiastic. recently organized as
ISOLATION. which has for it's object the
enhancing of the interests of that sec
ton of Richmond just beyond Barton
Heights and adjoining Ginter Park. a
section which is growing by leaps and
bounds and which has many OF tho
finest homes in Richmond within it's en-
virons.
the voters of that section ana enlist
them in supporting the association
which already has several hundred
representative citizens enrolled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Musical Comedy ut the Lyric.

That's Going some" Bart McHugh's
elaborately staged production VI musi-
cal comedy in tabloid form, will fea-
lure the bill at the Lyric the latter
half OF the week. commencing with
the matinee performance to-day. Sew
erai prominent musical comedy artists.
who have appeared here in big pro-
auctions in recent seasons are among
the principals in the cast OF Going
Some" notably Joseph Wolf, Nettio
Packer and Jack Hart. The company
includes a big beauty chorus. Numcr-
Gus spccialties are introduced during
the action of the comedy. and several
gorgeously costumed ballets are amon;
the special numbers other unusual
features Of the new bill include cliir
Bailey. the English clown and pantoIni-
mist. an old favoritc OF the Christmas
pantomirnes in London: Signorina Irene
Trivette, the Venetian singing come
dienne: Norwood and Hall. clever
comedy duo, who have AN uproariously
funny variety act and the sensational
Randalls, sharpsh ooters. who are Civ
ing spectacular exhibition of their
Skill with rifle and revolver. Augment
ing the new vaudeville bill will be
new motion picture displays. which en-
brace the latest war films of the Hearst
plfhs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-22
Student. Refuse brennan s,uar

DANNll.LE. VA. August 2l.-A. L.
ierTer: assistant principa! Of Lynch
bufg High school has been elected to
the position OF principal of tho local
school by the Danvilie School Board
ana mas accepted. He will succeed W
Mooney, who resigned Mr.. Berger
has been connected with the Lynch
burg schools for the past eleven years.
having taught mathematics He is also
principal OF the night school. He is
a graduate OF Washington and Lee, and
expects To take much interest In school
athletics. Spanish viii replace German
" the high school curriculum during
inc coming year. German has not been
actually ruled out, but no one appears
10 be anxious TO learn the language