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The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
CONDITIONS
 DEPLORABLE !. IN RUMANIA

BUCHAREST, June Correspond ence of the Associated Press).- Travel through Rumania is the su- pfeme test of patience and endurance. From Belgrade, Serbia to Bucharest the favOrite route is via steamboat on the Danube as far as Turnu-Sever1n. Thence a train leaves daily for Bucharest covering the 200 miles in about thirty hours.
 The train, cowcatcher, car roofs and running boards are packed with a solid mass of humanity before the train starts out at Turnu-Severin. At every station along the route long stops are made while the crowds fight to get. aboard the already overloaded train.
 At the junction points of Cracova, Piatra and Pitesci dense masses of humanity fill the railroad yards and sleep out in the open sometimes for days waiting for the train. When the Bucharest-bound train comes in to these stations the mobs rush it with wild howls and hose aboard the cars, and especially those on the roofs, are compelled to fight for their places. The police and soldiers are frequently forced to make wholesale arrests and to charge the mobs.
 Germany has carried oil all of Rumania's oil-burning locomotives and the engines which remain burn low grade Ignite. In order to shield themselves from the live sparks Of the locomotives hundreds of refugees sleeping on top the passenger and freight cars comprising the "Buchar' est Express" cover themselves with their blankets which they wet along the route.
 Occasionally the train stops during the night to pick up passenger who has fallen from the roof during his sleep. Fatal accidents are common with hundreds of refugees sleeping on the train roofs. Inside the coaches the aisles are impossible.
 Along the railroad tracks are the burned skeletons of dozens of trains to which the Germans set fire. Only the wheels and steel trucks remain. In all parts of Rumania the bridges are destroyed. No matter where one travels in Rumania, Anarican s led Cross field workers are encountered feeding the population.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

Your eyes fitted. Compound and stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os- borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

Prices are coming down. So are our ham and eggs. Now 50 cents at the City Bakery. 2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

The Daily Times Job plant Is we'll equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

Tub and shower baths at the Holden pool room barber shop. 9-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

WANTED-A position by woman as cook in camp. Room c over North ern drug store. 17-2t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

FOR ~sALE-$so Nietroia, with ten
 records. Price $35, if taken at once.
 Ring 1S8. 31-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28

FOR SALE-Good stock of rabbits for
 breeding purposes. Apply A. Cohen.
 Phone 167- rings. 19-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-28
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Concrete chimney blocks. Leave orders at Finkelstein & Sa-
 piro's or Blum, O'Neill Co.'S. 26-tf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
! Nase Beseda
D0PIs LEGIoNAkE 6EsKo.
sLovENsKE ARMADY v
SIBIRI.

PAM A. Kucerova, bydlici v 1.
1924 JIM IA. ulice, Omaha, obdr.
LEILA nasledujiciho ansni dopis, We
ktereml zmdneny legionaf stvr1u.
je pffjem kabelky, jN ona pred
rokem do vzdalene Sibife zaslala
Tomska gubernie st. Tutolska,
Sibif, &c. zlfi 1919.
Vazena PAM -
Pfedevsim pfijmate ode mne ST.
deeny a vfely dix "a podarek a
Vas mily dopis. veliee me pre-.
kvapilo, kdyz jsem cetl o meste
Pacovu - tot midi rodnf kraj.
Jsem 2 Move Ctrekve a do Pace.
va jsem chodil do skoly. V Ru-
sku jsem jiz / roxy dom1
jsem az posud nedostal zadnych
zprav, take mi bylo velicc millm
psani cd mych krajanG. V Anne
rice man te2 bratra, kterf tn
necht9l slouzit te rakouske have
ii. jest tomu rok. 60 .jsem cd ne
no dostal dopis, re jede ma fran
couzskou frontu. Cd te DOLBY jest
mi nezvestnym.
Doufam, Re sc $ MIN sejdu 60
.lnejdfive We svobodne ylasti.
Jeste Vas jednou zdravi a ops-
tuje Van srdeeny dix,
Vac. Hejda, cetaf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
Usmrcen bombou

Grand island, Neb., 3. prosince.
Lester Kittering, vrativsi Sc V
cervenci 2 Francie, usmrcen byl
nesfastnou nahodou pfi ygbucbu
bomby, jiz sebral ma bojisti We
Francii a pfinesl 81 domn jake va
Iecnou trofej. K~ittering casio va
rowan byl starsimi vojaky, ably
bombu nechoval We SVEN domove.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
co Pfsf zE STARE vLAsTI.

Pan A. A. Holub 2 Elsie, Nebr.,
zaslal nam k otisteni dopisy, jez
Jim byly 2 Ceskoslovenske repub-
liky zaslany pffbuznymi jeho
manzelky.
Obsah prveho dopisu jest asi
nasledovni:
Labetin, u Kladrub n. H., Cechy,
dine II. ceryence 1919.
Mill pratele:-
Prijmate srde6ny mdj pozdrav
a mnoho vzpominek. Prosila bych
vas, byste byli tax laskavi a neco
mne poslali, nebot xde jest vsecko
drahe. Potfebovala bych saty,
nejake pradlo a obuv. Use jsem
ochotna yam nahradit. BabiGka 2
Trnavky jest jeste Viva a Josef
musel tel ma vojnu, odkud neko.
likrate psal, nynf vsak jiz dlouhF
Gas medal o sobe niceho vedet, TAX
o mem mic blizsiho nevime. Byla
zde velika bida, tax re jsem jia
nem6la ami co jisti. Odhodlala
jsem Sc tedy jiti slouzit do Chva-
letic, kde vsak nasledkem nedo-
state6ne strayy .jsem nemohla W.
drzet a nyni jsem celia nemocna.
TAX, abych 81 neco vyslouzila, vse
.jsem ma sobe roztrhala a nynf ne
nam niceho ma sebe. Kralova re
Recan poslala tel sym rodicam
potrebne v6ci, TAX re jest zfej-
mym, Re Sc sem mohou jiz baliky
zasilat. Pomozte mn6 tedy, nebof
jsem posud pfilis slaba a ma praci
Sc nemohu nikam jeste vydat. =
Srdecn6 vas zdravi,
Antonio Trojanoya.
Druhf dopis mi nasledovne:
Labetin u Kladrub, Cechy.
Drazi pfatele.--
Timto YAM sdeluji a zarovef de-
kuji "a penize, jez jste mne posla-
iii - dostala jsem 100 X. Prelu-
cky Vaclav sc sfastne navratil do
Srdecny pozdrav z~asflaj(
Jancovi 2 Trnavky, ktefI We val
ce syna ztratili. Nynl Sc zde vel
mi nesnadno ziyobytf u%chrani,
proto bych vas prosila, kdybyste
mne vypomohli vsedni sukni. Dale
vas pozdravuji Kalouzkovi stai1 a
Tydrichoyi re Recan. V duchn.
vas liba a srdecn6 zdravi vase Sc
stra O svakrova,
Antonio Trojanova.
Dalsiho dopisu obsah jest nasle-
down.:
Labetln, II. flJna lyl3.
Draha sestro a svakfc j dItky!
PfijmGte ode mne vsichni mnoho
s~rdecnych pozdravn a vzpomlnel:
ma vas vsecky a jest mne to We
lice mile, ze jste 81 ma me vzpo-
mneli 2 te dalne ciziny. Pfedem
yam "a vsccko mnohokrat dekn-
il, pcnizc jsem obdrzela dnes, r..
Ffjna; pfisly mne zrovna who'd,
neb lest zde velika b5da ] drahota
a vydelky ma to male a malo, pro
tote ami skoro nikdo nezjedna ma
praci. al kdyz jill tobo ma opray-
du hodnk a sam to nemfze p0rvat.
Tivobytf ie moe drahe, omastek
30 X ] ko. to Jest ten americkv
spek q maslo zdeisf 40 X ] ky. /;
mouky jest moe mAlo, IA ky. ma
tyden. V novinAch nam slibuji
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10
w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.


skorem jiz v posledni chvili, kdyl
veskere obili pocalo dozravat, sn-
chem, rezem a pozd6.ii sete ovsy a
.jecmeny i zita byly kobylkami
poskozene. Pscnice vydala cd )
do 20 busl6 owes, od Is az 40 bn-
slu; jecmeny tfz asi 10 busli pc
akru. Knkuiice vydala iirodu az
pfckvapuiici = 40 buslu j vice po
akru a TO dobrt jakosti. Ieleni-
ny vseho druhu bylo hoinost Il
zelcnina zde rosie jake okur
ky, rajska jablicka, fazole, max a
yeskery druh zeleniny, re to skn-
tecn6 clov6ka az prekvapi, re Y
par dnech a tydnech Use tax ma
rostlo a phi skrovnych destich.
ktere jsme zde dostali. jest to asl
tim, re jsou zde chladne noel a "a
ioho ~nejv6tsiho sucha jest kazde-
no rama rosa, ktera potrva az do
10. hodiny dopolcdni. Drnbeae Sc
zde pestu.je velke mnozstyi a 10
ma kazde farme - slepice. kach.
ny, husy a nejvlce foraci, 80 nebo
100 forak1 jest malickost ma vet
81 farm6. Jak .jsem .jiz pravil 0
skrovne urode letosnl, pfece po-
zemky zde jen stale V Gene stoupa-
j a mnoho krajanG j jinych marc
do zde v tomto podzimu pozemky
koupili. Pozemky jsou V Gene.
.iak .jsem drive jiz podotkl a dobfe
zaffizene fanny cena jest a tea Sc
prodava az ga 1928 j $40 akr.
Koupi Sc zde farma ovsem tez "a
$50 neb $75 akr, ia ale jest beze
stavby, plotu, vzdelavana rentyfi
a mattel podobne fanny nhleza
Sc nekde ma vychode, nebo nekde
We velkem meste. Kazdy 81 mnze
pfedstavit, jak podobna farma
jest odbelavana, kdyz mattel OBJ
cas- ma nj nedohlizi. Jsou zde o.
vsem tez rentyfi poradnl, zkrat-
ka .je to zde jake vsude jinde. Lee
tos .je zde jiz lima a to 0 cely me-
sic drive, jake jina leta. DIE zpra-
w vladni stanice, pc 45 rokn ne
byla zde lima tax zahy, to jest,
ably zacala 25. rijna a jiz setrva-
la $ m~nozstvim sn6hu. V techto
dnech jest stale teplomer (mel
bych rici zimom6r) kolem nuly,
az 10 st. pod nulu.' Zpdsob zimy
Jest zde vskutku zvlastni, ac je-
ste tady tax hrozna lima nebyla,
q phi tech 10 pod mlou jest V sta,
veni, jake by zima venku neby-
la vGbec zadna. coz 81 nemohn sam
sobe vysvetlit. Domacl plodiny,
jake vejce, maslo, veskera drhbez
Sc zde v obchode "a hotove pro-
dali, nebo "a zbozi vymenl a ceny
.jsou asi jake vsude jinde stejne.
Hov6zl a ostatni dobytek porov-
navam $ cenami ~omazskymi, KITE
re shledavam, Re json asi stelne.
Ma v,6tsich farmach jsou obydel-
ne residence opatfeny elektrickym
osvetlenim, spodnim topenim. vel
kymi basementy pod obyd'm,
ktere .jsou dobfe vycimentovane,
tax re tam vtlbec mrznouti ne
mudze. Stromovi zde rosie jake
vsude jinde, jen kdyz je cloyek
nasazi. Ma nekterych farmach
isou okolo staveni ty nejlepsi stro-
my nasazene a celou farmu ozdo-
buji. Proc tedy ma jedne farme
Jest stromovi a ma druhe ne? Tim
isou Tide sami vinni! Jelikoz zde
nemate aadneho jednatele pro va
Sc easopisy, zasilam zde pfedplat-
ne ma mil casopis "Pokrok' a
nechf ct6na redakce a vsichni cite
mari pfijmou pozdrav Cd
John Fiala.
Cteny pffteli! Diky Ia zaslanl
pffedplatneho a zajiste ctenafl,
zvlaSte 2 okresu Butler. 81 zajmem
.zHnn IL LIZ Ionic
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-10

NAMPA. IDAHO, "a. listopadu
1919. Ct6na redakce "Pokro-
.ku" a mill ctenafi! Abychom
take byli zastoupeni jednou . to-
no severo-zapadn, tedy TAX Ginln
sam, .jezto zdejsi krajane malo
dopisuji. Zde Nampa a okoli
Jest ma tricet ceskych robin usaze
no, ale zadny 2 krajanil do vefej-
nosti ME media vdd6t, vzdor tomn,
re sami radi dopisy ctou. Snad je
to tim, ze mas to slnnko TAX la
bodnG 30 cele leto zahffvalo. Zde
ncslysimc ami to nejmensi hfme-
nj, ami jake boufc a jen zfidka tn
prsf q ostatne Sc we zavodnujc.
Vlada tn zbudovala dGkiadny "a
vodnovaci system V Gene nekolika
millicni dollarh a proto nenl 0
vIahu zadna nouze. Ma jedne
|stranG stoky delame seno a ma
druhe Sc pousti yoda do obili, ne
DO zahrady. Zde Sc vesmes far
mari a zahradnicL Letos byla T.
roda znamenita vseho. Psenice
vydala prbmerne IS buslt pc "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
OIL STOCKS HEAVY
WHOLE MARKET UPSET
ny BRoADAN WALL.

New York. Jan. 17.-On stocks were
conspicuously heavy In Wall street
today and unsettled the whole mar
ket As there was good reason for
their decline in the irregularity Of the
fuel oil business and in the over-ex-
tended long accounts in brokerage Of
fees their example was contagiou
Tobacco stocks yielded also and largely
for the reason that they had been
overbought by margin traders, Sew
1',-,.-s'''1rf Seclineesd-
quieting feature. The only strength
displayed in the market was in Hide
and Leather. preferred, Writing Paper.
preferred. and a few specialties which
were delt in to the extent of a hundred
shares or so. Notable among these
were Woolworth, preferred. Jewel Tea,
Beet Sugar. preferred. Locomotive, pre-
ferred. and Savage Arms.
Taxation was discussed freely and
beyond doubt was one of the most TN
portant- argunents---uw was made so
by reports of large numbers of men
out OF work. This was again made
prominent by announcement that the
American Wooden company had asked
It's 10000 employees at Lawrence. Mass,
to meet next Wednesday in conference
over a forty-eight-hour week at re-
duced pay. The men had planned n
nation wide campaign for forty
eight hour week without reduced wages
on March s. The feeling seems to be
this is going to start labor troubles.
The tax law as It now stands In con-
gress will take all the cash away from
corporations. leaving them helpless In
regard to new business enterprises and,
of course, helpless to oare the labor
situation. The belief in high financial
circles is that 1t will be a bad thing
for the stock market II this law Is
passed by the present congress.
Railroads continued heavy because
earnings are not satisfactory and the
making up by the government of ope-
ration deficits is not satisfying to the
investors All railroad stocks of what
ever description and OF whatever good
or bad reputation in the past have be-
come purely speculative The bonds
are all safer for the government has in
directly guaranteed the earnings.
Consolidated Gas was weak. follow
ing action begun by the company to
increase It's price to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
Ets
CHESTNUT PETER.

In 1907 when Trampfast won the
two-year division of the Ker-s 3
lucky Futurity and reduced the rass q
record for foals of the age to 2:I2,i y.
the chestnut illy Dorothy 'Axwdrthy
was only beaten a head in the" fslsrs ~
heat. 1t was also the last appesr-
ancc of the pair. Trampfast being re-
tired TO the stud in Illinois while Dor
othy Axworthy passed into turf his1s.sss
tory with a race record of 2:2f Ii. 0
which she made about two month y s
prior to her start at the meeting or
the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed 81
ers association.
Dorothy Axworthy was bred hsDs
! General b. +. Tracy. who was score
tary of the navy under Presideiif@s
Harrison. As her name implies, she &c
was by AXworthy. out of Dorothy -
by Advertiser, grandson of the old nh
race mare Lula. 2:i5, and olit c. M 4
Hannah Price, the dam of EeEn
Wilkes zoe, In due time DUfpthy eN
Axworthy became the property OF 40
r. Coke. the most successful bre&dGY45sz
of colt trotsers since Palo Alta be- M
came memory; his score in IN & 81 y
/ three year -od division last year TIT s u \
Guided Nella Dillon, 2:05 IA. Chess 80
unit Peter. 2:o5 Ia The 4DivdfcaSrsa
2:o6 liz, The Cossack. zoo "a. d slslysa
Peter Vonia, 2;o9 81. while he sw4s,ss
also represented on the turf bya th<s4 q
four year-old filv Miss Bertha Dssssfs
Ion. zoe Ia, and the two-year- Oil ~
geiding Norman Dillon. eos.
Peter the Great was selected Il 4 s
the mate for Dorothy Axwcrthvt fys---sss
1918 and isi3. In ! IA she srssss.%&55
duced Worthy Peter and in 40
Chestnut Peter. As "A three-yeaf-dTNs u
Worthy Peter made record cfsS
2:ea Ia, and in his four-year~ol s
form EprTy AiDht II
starts with him Chestnut Peter wa*~~ss
given time record OF 2:i2 as Astwgsysss
year-old while last year as a three
year-old he made eight starts In tlsss
Grand Circuit and was retired afss.s sgs
pulling up lame at Readvili'e wjsS.sZa
i've firsts two seconds and a. shti N
10 his credit. Ill II .sgaS
Chestnut Peter made his firss-sss4ARss Y
III July at North Randall, where ~ ~
finished second In Hollywood Bob sE
. 04 "A. the fastest heat truttesi. 49, n
a three-year- in 1918. Aftanrth&a:iA8 ss
meeting Chestnut Peter won ia 2 lsseS
IL from Peter Nouia at Kdlauaxk,ssA IN
where he was purchased by CO " N
Leonard of Boston for SIS .00e. M
Toledo in 2:01 Ia from Holyroo a
Naomi. and at Columbus in 2.d5 i-4.sS
his record. from The Divorces, .SaisS4.xsa2
and Peter Vonia This colt ALSO woa.
the Champion Stallion stake nj IN -
North Randall August meeting. % VI ss33
2:05 "a, and followed 1t by -aliSaS hxiSS@
victory at Philadelphia where he de- M
feated The Divorce and The Co.
sack. The Divorce balanced her ac.
count with Chestnut. Peter. hoRaNGl.asa
the following week at PouEhkespsie,s S
heat in c:05 "a. Her stable con- Ne 4!
panion Nella Dillon also dcfsafks5s3
him in a futurity at Rcadviiln. wflfrx
he equalled his record Of 2:05 Ia, s4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
View York Cotton Market.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE cotton mar
ket was nervous and unsettled today.
but sentiment appeared to be more
favorable to a movement upward and
there was good deal OF buying on
the idea that demand from trade inter
ests would prevent further severe
losses. Reactionists emphasized the
increasing inquiry from trade sources
that developed on the down turns as
indicating that mills were willing to
cover their requirements around the
present basis of prices. and tho opinion
was expressed that holders In the
South would not be required to mark
down quotations. II was estimated that
liverpool sold ao,ahe TO 2S.uon bales
here during the forenoon. Bears made
much Of the unsettled labor situation.
Late price changes were erratic. but
the general trend was toward recov
cry and final quotations showed net
losses of 20 points to an advance Of 20
points.
Receipts at ports for the day 1855
bales Exports 25.1s5 all to Great
Britain. Spot at New Orleans was
quiet. with mtddling IS points lower
at 2S75c; the sales were 1850 bales.
Snot here was quiet at decline Of
Is points at 1910; there were no sales.
Receipts at parts: New Orleans, 5,s73:
Mobile. i.6ls: Savannah. 1855: Charles
ton. 1,a%1; Wilmington, 655: Norfolk.
S34. Augusta, $50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18

In execution of a deed of trust 10
the undersigned trustees. bearing date
December 90, 1915. recorded In the
clerks office OF the circuit court of
Henrico county. Va. in deed book
207-A, page 162. default having been
In secured. we win, at the request of
the noteholder. sell In front of the
Henrico county court house, at public
auction.
MONDAY. JANUARY 20. 1918.
Mt IL O'Clock W.
That certain real estate described in
the said deed as follows:
""Aii that certain lot or parcel Of
land. with improvements thereon, lying
and being in the county of Henrico.
state of Virginia. bounded and de-
scrtbed as follows: Beginning at a
point in the west side of the Graded or
Greenwood Road. 210e5 feet north OF
the corner of the lot sold to John G..
Richardson: thence south Sc degrees
west, sos feet thence north "a degrees
west. 1851 feet; thence north ss de-
grees east so3 feet. thence eastwardly
A feet to a point in the west side of
the Graded or Greenwood Road thence
southwardly along said Graded Road
ESQ feet to the point OF beginning.
containing five acres more or less. as
shown on the plat attached to and
made a" part OF the deed from the
Broaddus Construction Company. Inc.
TO the said G. Napier of even date here
with and to secure the unpaid pur-
chase money for same this deed Is
given"
TERMS: Cash as to cost of execut-
ing this trust. any taxes or insurance
that may be due, one note for 1880,
with interest from December 20. 1918.
until paid. and one note for $3.50, with
interest from December 30, 1918 until
paid. balance upon such terms as may
be announced 1T the sale.
G., II. cARpwELIA
f. T. CRAWFORD,
Trustees.
Jan Is. 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
PHYSICIANS ASK FOR Il s.ss
INVESTIGATION ny GRANnJURY

Liquor prescriptions on file ar taie
hustings court are to be brought kMs
the attention OF the grand Jury &ys5
George e, Wise, commemorative afaas
torney. The practice OF d few l1&Skl
doctors of giving too many suclsSttAs4
scriptions around Christmas time, h4J1s
caused the following resolution " 64
adopted unanimously by the RichMon4s
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery ~ M
Resolved, That the Richmond 1A&MM&j
envy of Medicine and Surgery strGnG4
depreciates and condemns the pfsacrtM
ing of whiskey and other xicUAq&
stimulants without a careful pAreAnN4
exaination ef the applicant and x1tlE%
out precise adherence to the atftl
requirements of the law II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18


Court, Part II-Greeting:
Whereas there has this day been
filed with the clerk OF our said court
by Charles l.. Page, assistant attorney
for the commonwealth OF the city OF
Richmond. an information where in it
is set forth that on the 25th day of De-
eember, 1918. at the said city. the po-
lice OF said city seized and took into
possession one Studebaker six cylinder.
seven passenger automobile, Motor or
Engine No, 1854. Factory or Serial
Number 290,574, wherein ardent spir-
It's Were at the time being transported
contrary to law. said automobile being
at the time driven by one L. c. Glenn,
and undersigned is informed that one
@. L. Crowder claims to be the owner
OF or to have some interest in 1t. and
also that Coburn Motor Sales com
pany, Of Richmond. claims to have an
interest In or to actually hold the title
or said machine as security for q bal
ance of purchase money unpaid as well
also as Eugene Landers and L. C.
Buckner.
Whereas said automobile has been
turned over by the said police TO and
is now in the hands of the sergeant
of said city, and IL Is prayed in the
aforesaid information that all per-
sons in any manner interested or con-
cerned in the aforesaid automobile.
anu especially the said L. &. Glenn. ".
l.. Crowder. Coburn Motor Sales cor
poration, Eugene Landers and l. c.
Buckner be cited to appear and show
cause IL any they can. against the
condemnation and sale of the said au-
tomobile, in accordance with law.
Therefore we command you. That
you summon all persons who are in
any manner interested or concerned in
the aforesaid automobile and espe-
cially the said L. c. Glenn. G. L.
Crowder, Coburn Motor Sales corpo-
ration. Eugene Landers and L. c.
Buckner to appear before our said
hustings court. part II. at the court
house thereof, on SATURDAY,. the 25th day
Of January. 1919. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 10
show cause. IL any they can. why the
aforesaid automobile should not be
condemned and forfeited. ard sold ard
tho proceeds of sale applied in accord
ance with the. provisions Of section 81
of the act of the general assembly Of
Virginia of March 10. 1918.
And have then there this writ.
Witness. Walter f. DuEal, clerk of
our Maid hustings court. part II. this
18th DAY OF January. 1919, and in the
year of our independence the 1s3rd.
copy-Teste:
WALTER r. DU VAL. Clerk.
January 49, 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
AT HOOD TEMPLE CHURCH

Soldiers and Sailors Night" will
be a special feature of the service at
the Hood Temple A. NJ. L. Zion church,
Clay and Adams streets. tonight. at the
opening series when colored soldiers
and sailors in Khaki and uniform and
some OF the men have donned their
civilian dress since muster out. will
occupy a reserve section at the front
and center OF the church.
Bishop George l. Blackwell. A. NJ.
S. r. b.. will be master of ceremonies.
There will be special music by SOL
diers from Camp Lee.
Rev. Edward d. w. Jones, n. d. of
Rochester. N. Y. will deliver the prin-
cipal address.
Bishop Robert e, Bruce. .. D.. of
Charlotte, N c.. a native OF Virginia.
viii preach at the new Hood Zion
Methodist church. at II A. NJ. Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
SAFES,
SAFES THAT ARE SAFE
Barnes Safe & Vault Cor
Richmond, Va.
After Harry T7navx.

New York. Jan. 17.-Papers for the
extradition OF Harry Kendall Thaw
from the Philadelphia sanatorium.
where It 10 alleged he 10 only now
and then confined. to New York to
stand trial for assault and kidnapping
were asked by District Attorney
Swami. Frank Grump, Of Kansas
City. II the allegedo victim named in
the indictments. The papers will not
be delivered in Harrisburg until Gov
ernor Sproul takes ONCE on January
81. Attorney-General Schaefer, Of
Pennsylvania. has been asked to act
a. representative at Judge Swami.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-18
NOTICE.


Leave Main st. Station, Richmond,
S:sS A. M. daily. instead Of $40 A. NJ.
for washington and beyond.
Leave Broad st. Station 500 A. NJ.
daily. instead of 7:l0 A. M. for Wash
ington and beyond.
Leave Broad St. Station $500 p. NJ.
daily, instead of 400 p. NJ for Wash
ington.
No. 80 leaves Broad st. Station S:15
r. M. daily, instead OF $40. p. NJ. with
coaches and parlor cars for Washing
ton. and sleepers for Philadelphia and
New York, via r. r. r.