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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
ENDeIDAYs oR NouRNINc

With Saturday night, Lent comes 70
N end, the period Iof mourning Of
yeiled altars, erucinxes and pictures
IN the churches = over and tie cere-
monies Of Easter tAeIf takes on IN
entirely different character, that Of
rejoicing, eiadness and splendor. II
\ tie anniversary of Christ's Resur-
rsetion, ~ synhol a. LIE evsriasting
A. c0mmemofatfng the resurree-
t3oa of 1o1ns CAsisk Easter d4y 4
marked 81 III eArist3aa eeanfxie6 b
tnpFessive religieus cersnson3ss end
joyoas eustems. The ln<ter are ~
ylxisd - - dseezibod hsge, ut - =
I -. he3a1fng diGerent forms 6 ~
ngtee. el0te@s o9o~hre ~ -
~ Hsese - Hsass
= naczo ~ = ~ ~ -. -
~ - ~ r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
GOOD THINGS FOR YOUR
EASTER SUNDAY DINNER

II you are going to have something
extra good" or new IN TIE way Of .
4esseYt for Easter Sundays dinner,
~ one Of the following; they are al
new and taste every bit Is good -
0hey sound
Csape FEuit Sar~eiss
pint mashed grape fruit pulp
y pint orange pulp
u pint mashed bananas
II pint preserved strawberries
heaping cup sugar
JUICE Of leGnoa
Whites Of Z eggs beaten sti6
0ix oil together except the eegs
and partly frceze. then odd The eggs
md freeze ~ any cream. "a
Orange and Rice Pie
tablespoon butter
cup Sugar
v cup boiled riee
cup boiling water
Grated rind and juice on 1 orange
/ egg
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

The Woman's Relief Corpe 4 pla,-
ming On . 4sy-Day dance % - eivsn
Saturday, Nay 8rd A eood tims 6
assured all who aftend.
The members Of TIE Cunnisoa Wo-
mems Club spent Tuesday afternoot
at the Red Gross rooms, where TIE
time was given to sewing and other
Ned Cross work. A good attendance
II reported.
a crowded house greeted ~Cleopa-
tra" at the Unique Theatre Saturday
night. and IN even larger crowd af-
tended the matinee Sunday Afternoon.
The picture was undoubtedly worth
the price Of admission, for folks who
like that cast Of spectacular perform
ance.
The Freshmen Class Of the G. H, 8,
enjoyed splendid success ct their
dance last Saturday night, given At
Odd Fellows' hall. Tho class coIors,
gray and pink, were very much In
evidence. and . dandy rood time waa
had by the young folks, who were IN
deed sorry when the strains Of the
home waltz fioated thru the room.
Folks up Ohio Creek and the Gunni-
son from the three districts Of Para.
gon, Fairview and Cunningham, gath
cred at the Fairview school house on
Monday night in large numbers and
were entertained by musical talent
from the Normal School. Later, Cd.
dresses ON the Liberty Loan were
made by Rev. Ferris, Grant rutland
Mrs. I. OLeary and Judge Stone.
The recital given by Miss Ruth
Montgomery, Of the Normal. last Fri.
day evening, drew an excellent house
at the Community church and those
who came were more than repaid
Miss Katherine Firebaugh, instructor
in dramatic art at the Normal ,preseni
the young lady. Both instructor and
pupil were congratulated on the splen.
did success Of the entertainment. Mia
Montgomery possesses unusual quail.
hcations in the art Of elocution, and
we bespeak great success for her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18

On Sunday the entire faculty gave
Z dinner ut the lola hotel in honor Of
Pres. and Mrs. J. H. Kelley and Mrs.
@. u. Kelley. These members Of the
faculty who are not known as regular
church attendants, went to lola by
train. The others went by auto after
church service.
On last Friday the Millsonian Liter
ary Society gave . most unique pro-
gram. II consisted Of the works Of
Vachel Lindsley. with Interpretations.
The program was 80 UNIQUE, that it
was repeated ut the assembly Mon
day morning. Little lima Miller,
and Miss Jennie Robinson interpreted
the reading Of poems by Miss Jennie
Hanlon and Miss Winifred Rowiey.
The Y. w. C. A. Cabinet entertain
ed at luncheon last Friday in . most
delightful manner, the entire member
Ship Of the Association. The theme
81 the after-din1er speeches was:
eHow the Buick Won the Race" The
Association has been divided into
grOups representing various automo-
bies. The race was decided ON the
number Of new members secured.
At the Victory dinner last Friday
evening, the Home Economics Depaxf-
ment, under the direction Of Miss
Elisabeth Westgnte, servnd nearly
seventy guests, The celor sehenne
was most appropriate 70 the Viecogy
ldea, aAd cea1iated - I'd white and
blue. Out-ef-tsyn auests ware prp-
iSeat from ths Islioyine plaeee: Crest
ia Butte, PitlEin, 0hios City, "a 6oun-
erBet, ,besjdas tie vn9ioas FurA sGhool
districts b the eopnky. a n
-xAe REase ~ Peses's
EASTER SUNDAY
Charles Kfngaey
Be tie laad her Easter kespine
Rises e her 4ote lr0oe: - 80
8eeds, - loa9 n idaslnDs sleepinG,
n1Fst = Ast ftpm winter's snovp.
ERtk with heaweo abovnI xeie6cO,
Fields and onE1eno hah t1e Gpsfng;
Hills ao9 Weo1laode. ring WleA voiceG,
While The Wild birds build and dng'
yep., to whom your Maker granted
Powers, = thess sweet birds nm
Use ths efsft BY God implanted,
Use de reas1n mt yonr own.
Here while helven md e0Ith IetotceS,
EeeA his Easter fxibpte bring
Work of fingers, c6Gnt oe vUices,
Like tie birds WHO build and ding
sfhe Rsaes ~ reesss-
ghe Wanted Her Share
Have you got I'll No. MT The ID,
that $6l.60, which according - III
xecent figures made public bY IL u
Is Treasury Department Il IL sun
IN circulation for every man, woman
and chi1d IN tie United Statss dnrin6
| IL neatA of April, 1918. Il - esS
6nre the amount was neser elll1ln1
With your Mteh ;hey, poelrst klilb -
|4bWfAE. Gum (or Vns + tpt4eee3 q
|A14t @f1k - 90 - = ~ "a IN
1in8 he oertniR ennto1n ~ n
- . H. 1l4y pe0er { ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
CLEANING A CHIlclIILLA C0A1

Purchase Q hve-cent cake Of mag
npsis and small vegetable brush. R1h
tas IL. eresA: 3 eys5 ~ .fg,ssia nth e 4!
at and fl.Ay ,insosaa ofshsrd md dry
as after 9 fsw professional eieanings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
Crape Psvl9 81 Daes Salad

Reusve tie psIp frsa . large grape
fruit and bFeak tnko pieees the stae q
Q date. Have reedy equal measure q
cleaned and pittsd dates and mix With
TIE grape fruit a fsw bits q celery
nay be added q . few sseded white
IRrspss. Arraage Tie snlad a indi-
vidnsl salad plotes and pour over the
|frvit q French mAyonnAise dressing,
then sprinkle few favorite NUT meata
on top. This must be kept ON ice un-
Ill serving time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-04-18
cup orange pulp

Few pecan or peanut neats relied
which should be Arst rubbed thru .
sieve, then cd tie boiling water and
cook till il thickeas- Add tie orange
rind and Juice and stir few minutes
then remove from stowe and stir IN
u hso0ea - IN anA eunAes pulp.
pssr in9o . kaks1 ezust - st ina
moderate oven to sset," thea cover
the top With the beaten egg white and
sprinkle the nuts over II. Brown It
just . littie. Nuts may be emitted.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Wereins= &alcnOer

Die Serrcn Sefretdre iito gebeten.
inns ltets BON Observation-Disclosures
ionic bon &orgGngen in ibren 8erei-
nell geridt 8u eeben, unO iinO mir
ItctS beitrebt, lolde an geeigneter
Steac mIf5unebmen.
&reis fir Die Sniertion Der 9or-
te $3.50 pro Sabr.
9eMtider 8aiiCnbaMsOereiH. BrG
li0cnt 0tartin @ieQano; Sefretdr;
Sermonn o.. @inflcr, ITO Se6itt
StroBe, N.-@. 0ireftoren-Gcri. an
9. Sonntag /. 90
&nppcrt t6ome Srunen SilfsUcr-
cim. &rGliOentin; Srou sc. 0e@ruin;
SefretGrin: 6rou 9. &rumfe; Seri.
am 2. 0icnStag /. SC, 3 llbr nod
mittogS in1 &ilppert Some.
9ruIpect Sill Cemetery. Wm.
Stiebling, 8raiiOent; @m. Wtortin,
Seftctdr; Gbos. GridwcOOe, S6ut.
nlcilter. @eri. am 1. Greitag /. SO.
IN 1922 9te Ctr. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
&onnit 0u in Der 2omcnballt
Nidts 8u Stanoebringcn,
81, 10 III Den SuASbalg UNI
ltn0 Dir miro'S aelingcn.

Sic amcri{auiidem SOlSatcn bat-
Ten nidt fiir Die Grl6iung @merifaS.
lon0ern iiir bic Grlofung Ger Nelt
acfdnlpft, bat Braiioent g8illon in Ell
ner &cOe IN Montana geiagt. Merf
miiroig, 0aB iid in Der @otidaft ocs
Grdiioenten an Den &ongreB, in Der
er Die Grflarung ocs &ricg83uitanoes
nit 0elltihlunO befiiriportete, fem
M6rtden oapon itebt. Dort murOe
MIR geiagt, OaB in 6olge Der Oeuti6en
l%Iebcrarifie Der &riegSouitano nit
2lmerifa praftiid i6on beltcbc. 9aur
auf rein rationale Sragen bin muroe
Scr ariegsaultano crfldrt, unO ale
Die unterlegungen naGher, bon @elt.
bcgliidung", .&f fir Dle Grl0-
lung Der @elt" etc. fftlS gta6geoan-
fen.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
2an0smannidaftlidDe nub lluteritit
mugs &creinc.

mugs : Tcrelnc.
&ereim @aSem. @erI. ant 9. Wli!t
nod i. 81. in 500 asa. g(pe, 0.-yE.
alois Gcinhart, Gcfretar, 531 2It
Str. &c.
Imcrifanii6er llnterItitnmgs-
@erein. s. s. &ele, 8rdiiOenr; gtic
@iegunb, SefrctGr, S24 ore otraBe
9.-@. Eel. alain 2999m. @erl.
am g. 0ienstag l.. 81. in 622 &a.
9(pc., 6.-@.
Observation-Disclosures llMtcrltiitnnGs'
@ereim Gmil Spabn BrGi.; Sobn
Wtciningcr, ScfretGr, 1920 Mdte
STR. Sc. &eri. 3. Waittpo1 /. sc.
in 922 Yo. 4ne. M.-@. VI
G6iuGbI1cr Nranfen unteriIit
mngSOerein. Midloel 0ies, Sefretdr
WGt. Mainier, Mo. ,@eri. on 1.
DiGnstaq /. sc. in go. 314 6
Ctr. N.N.
$att6cMtIder Screen, 8aIbinNtOn,
.. Is. Gefretdr: @ni. Stucrnam
II Gbcltlnlt Str, GafOuia Borf, DC.
@erl. a1n t. 0~onrerstag /. 90. in
SdngerbunO.
lrntcrItatnng9-gnnS, 0iitrift So.
100. @li1 9iet, ScfretGr, Set. &ai-
nier, Mo. Gcri. om 4. Oienstag l..
%. IN $50. 922 4a. @pe., N.@.
o8ai6ingtOu Metacr lIntcritiit'
augg-@erein", 8rGiioent: stephan
6ranf, 200 5cAite Ctr. sc. Sefre-
tar: 6rib ScB, 1t2 Ate ctr. SIC.
Ser onl /. 0icnstag /. 81. in 922
va. ,'tuc. N.-8.
@iibflm Sell llutcrititnugs-8c.
icllihalt. @cri. am 3. Wtmatog /. Sc.
III 922 $50. .glDe. N.-8. %rul Sad.
Idmiot, SefrctGr, 907 90. StraBe
NOrOwef
Smfcl @raH0 &ergniiauuaSucrcin
&cri. ON 2. 0icnstag /. SO. I'M San
gcrbuno. Geo Wloir, Gcfrctar. 1881
GrItc Sir. N.-@.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
&crlUnlter iOerlanat:

An ein biciigcs &IubbaltS miro Gin
fiidtigcr unO fGbiqer Monn ais Ser
molter Derlangt in OauernOe SteI-
lung. Nur itre6iamc Serrcn, Oenen
Ooron gclegen lit, OnS @ei6dit nuf5u-
baitclL moIen i6riftIide Offerten nm
ter 3412O an Die Office Oieier Sci.
tung, no CITE Str. 81. IS, cini6iden.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
%crInmmlmugcn in Der fummeuoen
&4he:
sc onta :

Wt ontag:
u@ercin Bayern; III 922 go
}lDau1c N.M.
Sid 9telief"; in 314 6 StroBe,
Ror0mcit.
9ien$tag:
.S1lpaben- @crcin" in 314 6 Str.
Hor0meit.
n@aibington Mebger 1tnterltitb-
tng8- @erein", in 922 Go. @pe N.-@.
@rminiu8 2oge go. %" S.N.@.
~; i'm N0p Waionic SaAtpel, 13te
uno 9tep 9orf 9lDe.
WittiuOd:
n&crcin @ooeu", in 922 $50. apc
NpromcIt.
.5dnqerbuno Gomcnbcrein". ii
314 6 ctr. N.-B.
nQ[rion 9amen-@ erein", i'm @ouie
Der 6raa Defer, S07 Maii. 9lpe.,
Nor0melt.
GOuncrstGg:
.1roilcn @iI%fspcrein" 0es 0eut-
dcn @niicnhaltie8, !
Gccolia @upo; in 203 9. GtraBe
sd.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
@eIana @ereinc.

@aigimstOm GGngerbnuO, 314 6
Str. 9t.g8. Mortin @iegan0, &rGl.
Noolf 8rauner, Sefrctdr, 314 6
Ctr. W.-8. 0ireftoren-@eri. am 2.
0ienstog /. go
Wcrmania Mdnnerdor, 922 ga.
Ipc. @.=@. 9r1lioent: Sobn &eit
ScfrctGr: Srib SGffner, 1850 8lo-
OcnSburg &ooo, g. 6. Scriamm-
lung am 1. 0omcrstog /. 30.
SGmscrbunO 9amenOersiu. Ser
I'M 9. Me;ittipo1 /. So, obenos s llb!.
m SdngerbltnO.
9lriDn SamenOcreiM. Srou y
Grumfe, 8rGi. 8erl. am 2. WtittlpcG'
/. Sc, oben0S s llbr, i'm Sdngerbunh,
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Die Site uno Oic Grodenbeit
Waden Dem @eiit piel S6lpicrigfeit
Qenn Oas @ebirn, es ntrpfnat Gin"
Inns lit fdon lomieio uio flcinl"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Mcin Ind:

Nintrone iiir Ous &nppert 6Ome.
@niienO fir G6epnnr ais WtatrOme
nnS superintendent. @utc Se5ab-
lung. &crmancntc STEELE. Outrage
SimOn @OIf 9raiiOcnt, 51S
8OOOluarO Building, @aibiugtOM,
IS.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
MGGlicrtcs 3inmer aeindlt.

Snnger, beiierer 6crr indt per
iOfOrt fremnOlid mGblicrtes 3immer
nit MO%rgenfuffee in gutter Samilie
ais Naeimmictcr. @f. Yleaiant O6er
IA. Strakc DOrge5Ogen, Gin3el6eiten
nnS Yreis ridjte ma an YOit Office
NOr 1918, 8~aI6iugtOu, .. s.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
gu. lmtG. ct, SObannis- Girdc,
320-4H Str, g. @.

o-0-T7- OTr.1 - %
TaItor: s 6. Tmc4c, g. q.
10 llbr mprgcns: SonntagIdulc.
1T llbr morgen8: 9eutider @ot=
tcS0icnlt om L., 8. ullo 5. Sonntag.
GnQlii6er @nitesbicnit jeoen 9.
un0 4. Somltag Nbcnb
@oniirmonOcn : llnterrid)t jeocl
Mitttpod) unO Samstug.
GPre6ltuloen oea Sailors datdg-
I'd bon 10 6i3 II llbr i'm &ohntag-
idpll : @cbduOe.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

a 9cntIdc Sreimamrer 2Cae
Wy Nrmiuins, Nr. 20, S.I.I.W
w M0un Sdneioer, Scfretot
sol llsion Sapings Yanf BUILDING.
BcrI. ON 1. uno 3. 0ienstng /. W-
inl Hcuen Wtnlonic Tempel.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Giihtige &66in 2obn $50 per sc.
iomie aud Elm 3immermdOden mers
0en nerIungt. @ute 8ebonOlung.
gilbert Carp
1875 3mGlfte Ctr, Sii0olt.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
Gu. Smtb. 9rcieimigfcits- Stride
Ate unO 6 Strobe, g. &.
S. Gfrnener. @aItnr.

Gottcs0ienItc: Sonntaas ii llbr
ltlorqens, 6euti6; 7.30 llbr obenos
cnqlii6.
6onntagiduIe: $50 ubr morgens
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

%erein %aSem. geri. ont 2. Mti:t
nod i. 80. in 500 asa. Npe, @.-M.
alois &cinhart, Grfrctdr, 531 2Tt
Str. G.<G.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03

Let the Washington Journal
do your Job-Printing.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
5n GcrbicL 6Iopafien,
IN &oIcu ull0 9olmotien,
&err{6t Sub mic in &roaticn!

,Nalicn mote(t lin unO Der
llnO pcriinft langiam in oas MSccr!
Washington Journal., 1919-10-03
&crlamat:

miro in 6amilie bon 3mci &erionen
cin Ocltti6cs 0}dO6en. 3u erfragen
in Der expedition Oicies 9lattes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

MONUMENT AVENUE%-fur sale lot $50
front foot Terms 10 suit Address 4;
l35. care Times. Dispatch.
NORTH RiCHMOSD-Iot for sale direct
from owner. + ig. care Tinica Dispa;"h
SEVEN PINES--WiA sell cheap or tr.u..
Tor CHEAP automobile. good large lot
right a. seven PIn"s start 10
care Times Dispatch
sale or exchange
beautiful WeSthamp;f--i lot. a bout one aero
good shade and high elevation on IIhhy
avenue. Two blocks o! car. near new school
App!y owner. q si'. car" Times DisustCh
Suburban For Sale. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Auction Sale Over
Warehouse
Seventeenth and Marshall Streets.
Richmond, Va

Seventeenth and Marshall Streets
Richmond, Va,
w EDNESpAI. FEisRU.\RY % 1912
commencing 1850 y. NJ.
We VIII sell at public auction. to high
est bidder. for freight and other
charges. FIVE carloads freight, as emu
mcratcd below:
One Printing Press, weight l6.68O
pounds Shipped order clyde t.. Moon
Notify j. II. Cooke. Wayncsboro. Va
Machine supposed to be complete. in
good order aud working condition.
said to he capable OF printing "A ten or
twelve page daily ncwspapcr
southern No. iS2iS. carload Hay con.
signed order j. :. Batcrmau, Lexington.
Ky. Notify j. IL. Burns & Bros, Ka-
nawha Falls w Va
y. &. T.. No. 1882. carload Oak Lum-
Der, Shippcd from Hanover. Va. by Car
doza X Hubbard to the Foundation Com
pan%. Fort Lee. Va.
=. H. H., No. 1905. carload of Mid
dlines. shipped from Albert Lea. Mimi,
to the order Mills OF Albert Lea No
tify Mutual Grain Co, Richmond, Va
y. Il. No. 1852. carload Pine Lumber
containing 1879 pieces 6X6 inches, in
lengths from 10 to IS feet long Shin
per and conSigncc unknown.
Unless interested parties present
documc ntary evidence of ownership and
pay freight and other charges on or
before date and time referred to above,
these cars Will positively be sold for
account of whom they may concern,
without reserve.
General w. d. Hines General Order
No l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Lots for Sale.

800 cash ana ,ipN per week huvs
Nina Heights lois on petersburg car
line: oc car fare. No Interest or
taxes. Sal" nos going on and
homes built on easy terms Liberty
bonds accepted rXrt payment.
Free deed Ia case OF your death
layments storp-h II sici. or out of
work. Lois selling fast Size 5USlsO
feet Prices. S2s to ,Iis Get of al
stop IL. Sec \. i pauChtTey 100.
Mutusi bni'uin% ihon, Mad 3lS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

To tho creditors of r. r. HINSHAW, OF
Chester. in the County Of Chesterfield,
and district aforcsaid--Ban
ruary II. 1919, the said T.. b. HIN
SHAW was duly adjudicated bankrupt,
and that the trSt meeting OF his ,rcdi-
tors viii be held. in my office, Rooms
IllS-lll9 Mutual building. Richmond.
Va. on the Sd DAY OF MARCH,
1919. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time. the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
TliOS q. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February 2l 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Contractor sOutfit
At Auction

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1919.
at IL 4. Al,
Oh South First Street
IL Big Mules. weight from 1000 to
400 pounds. age TO years old
Extra Heavy Drai; Horses. y years
L Standard Bred Stallion years old.
weight 100 pounds.
Extra Good Saddle Horses. with eli
Eats. D years old.
IL Sets of Double Wagon Harness.
Sets OF Lead Harness
Sets OF Butsgy Harness.
= Sets OF Cart Harness.
Sets Saddles and Brides practically
. Busgies.
| Speed Cart.
II Dump Wagons tWatson and Eagle
makel.
Studebaker Lumber Wagons
Coal Carts, in good order.
L Double Wood Wagon with l-cord
body.
l Double half-cord Wood Wagon.
! Single half-cord Wood Wagon
oDublc Platform Truck
/ Set Platform Scales, capacity 10000
pounds.
Lot of Extra Harness and Tools.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
This equipment has been used in gov
eminent work for past eighteen
months. Going into another business
JEFFERSON COAL AND WOOD co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

The slogan should he. back to tho
farm. and its echo resound from
lows of our ocean. Now is the time
TO reclaim our untitled lands and
make the waste places blossom as
IN" rose. 81 start near our citv's
limits and let others follow in your
wake. We have 30 acres on Three
Choppcd Road. within the loop. Buv
Snis and enjoy the fruit of YOUR labor
by seeing II grow: We also have is0
acres at the junction of two roads and
near the Broad Street Road. with an
ojd dwelling thereon. We can mass
YOU deed TO this and YOU can rcalixc
ouick profit. Why not profit hv our
ssoVIce and take this up with Edward
=. fosc COMPANY. Real Estate and
Loans. FIi Rank Street?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

line; large orchard. all fenced and very
attractive. Ideal for truck and poui-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Auction Sale Of
Car Of Lumber, Car Of
Lime and Wall Plaster,
Car Of New Water Barrels
At AUCTION.

viii sell at public auction at the old
freight depot of the Southern Railroad.
foot OF Fourteenth Street. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS. 1919.
at o'clock y. n.
ono car Lumber, .Ioisis inches by c.
:. 10 aud ; inches, cstima ted 1000 to
li,oc0 feet
One car about 500 sacks Wall Plaster
ana about 200 sacks Lime
ono car ABOUT 100 new Water-tiEht
Barrels ANA about 900 five gallon Pals.
sale positive. TCHMS: Cash.
II. l.. THuMPSON
Agent Southern Railroad
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co, INC.
Auctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
DISPLAY-CLdSSJFII:D
DFOf Iii --II'IooIFIED
BY ". Il. PURCELL, JR., co, INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers
SIT East Franklin Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION OF
Building Lots
Wallace St.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust
dated May II. 1918. recorded in the
clerks office, Richmond Chanccry Court.
IN D. II. 2i9-B. page -. default having
bc"n made IN the payment OF Il Dor-
non OF tho debt therein secured, and
being required by the beneficiary so to
90. W. will sell. at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY -, 1919,
at o'clock l.. NJ.
That certain lot of land lying i'm Rich
mond. Va beginning at q point on
south line of Wallace l30 feet east of
i;andoinh street. thence caStwardly
along the said south line of Wallace
street and fronting thereon sixty 600
ieei, and thence back southwardiy and
between parallel lines 1875 feet TO aIlev
10 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
JAMES w. GORDON.
w. +. PURCELL. JR..
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
AUCTIONS-LEC4LS
Legal No,,ccs.
D I

MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
The annual meeting of stockholders OF thls
oanh WIN DC held "a, noon February n
1919 az banking house. liz, HUI: Street
j IL Pattcson. Cashier
NOTICE Is given tina; Joseph F>unai hal sold
GU, his confectionery business at So ST
James Si"""t. RIchmond. Va and all
creditors VIII plcaS" present their ella ling
Cor payment Joseph Funai
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the (.henn.
rake ss Western Raiiwa. will tie held -
Mutual BuiIdinr Richmond Va on Tues
Day the +th DAY Of March, 1919, n, 10
O'Clock NJ. for the election OF utrcc-
Tors. and the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before tho
meeting. Chcsapeakc Western Railway
by leslie S. Petr,e Secretary. February
II 19l9.
TIE ANNUAL. MEETING OF tho stock
hrlItrS Of the ;hns-Ra;v tomuahv viii
he held at tho Office Vf the company hjf-
SIS East Main Street. Richrno,id Va ON
Wednesday. March q. at 1880 O'CLOCK
George W. Rudy. secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

30 acres. Groom brick residence
tr:odern). on one Of best roads out of
city. Let us show you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
REAL ESTATE FOR Sale

BEAUTIFUL Barton Heights home s rooms
bath, cellar, steam heat, and electric
Lights: direct from owner VIII sacrifice
Tor $500. Address i 49, care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

30 acres. 5-room bungalow: miles
from city; fine road: large orchard and
creek. Price, $3.50. Terms.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-01
RICHMOND TRACK
TEAM DOPED TO
WIN At MUNC|E
Local High Expects to Enter
Strong Team in Dual Meet
on Friday.

Barring the chances for Indictment
weather Friday, the Richmond High
school track team will journey to
Muncie to participate in a dual meet
at that place.
The team after making q fair show
ing in the triangular meet at Indiana
polls, should do some good work at
Muncie, according to Coach Eckel. He
Is sure of having a much stronger
team entered and as the team has had
some practice in the last few days,
sees no reason why the Red and White
thinly clads should not cop number
of the events.
Reports coming from Muncie ac-
credit that school with a fairly strong
track team but nothing exceptional in
the way of track athletes. Many are
predicting that the dual meet Friday
will be closely contested one with a
slight margin in favor of the Rich
mond lads.
Possible Lineup
The track men representing Rich
mond High school had not been chosen
Thursday morning, as the ineligible
list had not been completed. The fol-
lowing mems names have been turned
into the principles Office to learn the
status in school and from this list
eleven men win be chosen to take the
trip to Muncie. They are William
Emslie, Fred Van Allen, Pete McMa-
han, Nelson Hunt, Albert Smith, Mar
Won Lehman, Herman Shaffer, Glenn
Price, Kenneth Dollins. Dick Motley,
Herbert Roberts, George Eversman
end Harry Thomas.
Emslie and Van Allen are dash men,
Smith, Emslie and Lehman are booked
for the run events, and McMahan and
Roberts are long distance men. Dol
Inns and Motley are strong track men
On the hurdles and with Dollins and
McMaban putting up the opposition
in the high jump, Lehman and Nc
Mahan the board jump, Shaffer and
Price the shot-put and Thomas the
lone pole vault man, the team cannot
help but make good showing, II all
are eligible.