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then submits the report with his rec.
ommendation to the secretary OF war
The secretary then transmits the
whole to congress, when the project
is ready for consideration by that
body.
The chief of engineers, ranking the
entire corps, exercises supervisory
powers over their work, and can over
rule or modify their recommends
tions, as he frequently does. The
control of each and all projects being
practically under one efficient head,
the most intelligent direction may be
given and, as a matter of fact, is Civ
en- to the making and execution of
plans for the Improvement of a water
way so as to produce the best re-
suits. Not only have channels been
widened and deepened and obstruc-
tions removed, but the work in the
main has been done SO as to make
each harmonic with other similar
works wherever harmony is neces-
sary.
This has been, or will be, the eff
feet of the improvement of the Mis-
sissippi river and it's thirteen thou
sand miles of tributaries. That river
has been divided into three parts,
consideration being given to natural
depth, cost of improvement, tributary
streams and commercial demands. A
nine-foot low-water depth has been
provided from the mouth to the Ohio,
which is likewise being improved I'M
der a nine-foot project to Pittsburg.
An eight-foot project has been finish
ed from Cairo to st. Louis, six-foot
project thence to and up the Missou-
ri to Kansas City, and the same in
the Mississippi to st. Paul.
This will not only accommodate the
commerce from St. Louis downward,
and that of the Ohio from Pittsburg,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-12-20

The state law in regard TO firing
the woods before March / is very
stringent. 1t has been reported "a
me that parties are engaged in burn.
ing off the woods in the southern part
of the county in spite OF the law. |
take this method OF putting all par.
ties on notice that / shall prosecute
to the fullest extent anyone violating
this law.
]. p. GALLOWAY.
12-2O-4t. Sheriff
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CONGRESSMAN S. NJ. sPARkMAN
WHITES INTERESTINGLY OF
Qua RIVERS AND HAR5oRs

TIE Foreaig ~ Of the Government
nrlnaina q Rich Harvest in the In
crease 81 Tonnage and Decrease of
nates--A Great Future Predicted.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

Santa Claus at Fishel's.-Ad 12.1s-2t
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~Mr snarkman Is certainly thor.
onnhg We3 qualified to write con
eernine legislation for waterways. He
hna represented the first Florida dis.
tfiet IS congress since 1895 and is
chairman of the committee on Rivers
and Iarhora. Of which he has been a
member since 1896 National Wa
teraaYa Magazine
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This corps is composed of a chief
and a board of five members, known
as the board of engineers for rivers
and harbors, located in the city of
Washington, and nine division and
fifty district engineers, whose juris-
distions cover the entire country,
and who are familiar with the rivers
and harbors and the necessities OF
commerce in each and every locality
Surveys, the preparation of plans and
the making of estimates are in charge
of the district officer who, in the per-
Torrance of these duties, makes a
thorough survey and study of the To-
cality as TO cost, feasibility from an
engineering standpoint and the advis-
ability of the work, and submits a re-
port, with his recommendations to
the chief through the division engi-
neer in whose division the district is
located. He transmits his report.
with his views thereon, to the chief
of engineers, who, in turn, sends it TO
the board of engineers for rivers and
harbors, where it is again Thoroughly
considered and returned, with the
opinion of the board, to the chief, who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
PasnerfuI Ffye-Pass~nger Car, Mech
anism. paint and upholstery In good
condition: $e75. 500 West Cary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

ton of his annual message TO con.
gress, canceling most of his personal
engagements and seciuding himself in
his study. All engagements for to-
morrow and Friday have been called
off, including the usual biweekiy cabi-
net meeting, and the president will
endeavor to get a good start on his
message, for the preparation Of which
he has but twelve days left.
AS in former years. President Taft
will send a number of short messages
to congress instead OF one long one.
In his first message, however, he VIII
advocate the adoption of the budget
system, banking and currency reform,
the strengthening of the ANTITRUST
laws and the workingmen's compen-
sation act
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SEALED PROPOSAL s
office of the Building Inspector.
ana I,a Na.s 4

office of the Building Inspector.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 2, 1914.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office not later than "Wednesday.
I'll. 1914, at p. M. for the erection
snd completion of the First Virginia
Regimental Armory, at Seventh and
Marshall streets. according to plans
md specifications as prepared by
Msssrs. Carneal a. Johnston. architects
Plans and specifications may be seen
ana ether Information may be had
ueon applica ton to Messrs. Carnaal 4
johnston. Room No. te9 National Bank
OF virginia building, or at the office
OF the Building Inspector. Room No.
sis city Hail.
4 certified check for $500 must ac-
company all proposals. and bond
equal to IS per cent of the amount of
the contract will be required of the
successful bidder
BY direction OF the Grounds act
buildings Committee no proposals viii
be received except from Richmond
contractors
The Committee on Grounds and
-itaila&ngs reserves the right to reject
any and all Lids offered.
IL p BECK,
building Inspector
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CUSTOMS SERVICE
SCANDAL BREWING
DETECTIVES CLAIM TO HAVE
FOUND APPRAisERs GUILTY
OF LAX METHODS.

WASHINGTON. .Eov. 2o.--That an
other big scandal IL imminent in the
customs service became apparent to-
Gay. IT was learned that Secretary
1t the Treasury Macveagh has re-
&eived information from the board In
vestigating customs appraisements
that everything short Of personal dis
honesty has been practiced by the ap-
praisers In appraistng merchandise
coming into thta country from
abroad.
Detectives OF the department OF JUS
tice have been engaged in obtaining
evidence for the past three weeks.
Special permission for the designatio
Of fifteen detectives 10 assist the com
mission was obtained from Attorney
General wickersha m BY Assistant At
torney General Winifred Dennison,
who with Felix Frankfurter and Will
liam Loeb. comprise the commission
which y making an Investigation OF
customs ADVERTISEMENTS.
The report Of this commission will
be submitted to 6ecrstAry MaeyeaGh
shogtlY.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

500 Weekly PROFIT for Yeu, Wonder.
fully sucet ssfai mail order plan.
your own boss; your own business
don't worry about capital, expert
ehce unnecessary: success guaran-
tsed; one man made half million.
Write at once for free booklet tell
Ing how. BOYD Fl. BROWNE,
Omaha, Neb.
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GExTRY,s ron BICYCLES.
Agency for the E1blem ana Dayton
Bicycles You can ind anything you
want In bicycle at my place SOS
West Broad street. Phone Monroe
s03i.
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Fannie Simrs adninistra-
tor OF William Fl. Simms.
deceased Plaintiff
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, EaDnte StHfrnS, AufNiHistTA-
tor OF william Fl. Simms.
deceased ................. Plaintiff
VS..
Fannie Simms. the unknown
next of kin and distrf-
butees and the unknown
creditors of william n
aimms, deceased. ....- Defendants
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain
the guidance of the court In admins
tering u~on the estate of William II
Simms. deceased. to ascertain the un-
ksown heirs or newt of kin OF William
~ St~er~s. deceased II such there be,
and II there be none. to authorize his
personal represe ntatiye to make dis
tribusi lon of his personal estate In the
manner prescribed by law. and to con-
vene all unnaid creditors of SAID
estate to show cause against same.
also to wake. state ard settle the az
counts % Fannie Simms as such adj
ministre.~iv
Ard affidavit having been made and
Nled fsat such hst~s or newt az KIN
Or creditors OF said wi1lia~, Fl. Simms.
deceased II any tsere he. are un-
known. II is ordered that said Nm
known shet-s or newt - kin ana I'M
Known creditors or Wtl'ia~ " "'~'-"~
deceased do snprar hero w''Ain Astsen
dove aTte- 80 dse prh'ice to- ~ tsts
Order ara 10 what fs rsrnssarv to
protsc. th~ir s~t~-ests In It's suit.
A TN~~--Teste'
rrrsc q. SAVfLLE Clerk.
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Office of City Engineer.
City Hall.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 20. iaI.
NOTICE TO CONTR NTORS

Richmond. Va Nov. 90 1914
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be RI ceived at
this office until p NJ Friday, Nov
ember 81 1919. for the cons ruction
of \ concrete arch. for the extension
OF the east end Of the c. and o. Rail-
way tunnel near Thirtieth and Grace
streets
Full information specifications and
proposal forms may be obtained at
this ofice
A certified check for $500. made pay
able 10 the City Treasurer, must ac-
company each proposal as guarantee
OF execution OF contract
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right to reject any or al bids.
CHAS. Fl, ROrITSC,
City Engineer.
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Richmond Moore and John
b. Swartwout. ............ Plaintiffs
vs.
Unknown heirs of Julia E.
Booker, deceased. Defendants
The object of the above entitled suit
Ia to remove cloud from the title
and quiet posse ssion o. the premises
No 500 East Grace street. Richmond.
Va. and to cure a defective execution
of power by Julia F.. Booker to
Thomas Bapsr. trustee. for the DISPOSE
ton of said property.
And II appearing from the bill hied
In this suit that the heirs of Julia Z.
Booker deceased. whose names are
unknown. are interested in the sub
ject to be disposed of In said suit.
and that the said bill makes such
persons defendants by the general
description of parties Unknown: aud
II further appearing by the affidavit
made and nled according to law that
the heirs of Julia K. Booker, deceased
are unknown 1t is therefore. ordered
that the said heirs OF Julia K. Booker
deceased, do appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this
notice and do what Is necessary to
protect their interests In this suit.
A Coo%--Teste:
CHAS. o. SAvILLE. Clerk.
Garnett. Pollard & Smith. p. q.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wanted--To Negotiate VIVA An
established real estate Arm OF 10
Is years with office on ground floor.
The writer of this ad IL an exneri-
ness producer. II you desire to In
crease your bank account write rue
at once. Address xx-3S. care Wiz
gilman.
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Office OF Civ Engineer.
fsffy Hall

Richmond, Va Nov. 90, 1919
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until r M. November 2sth.
for certain aewers and for grading.
certified check In the sur, Of 1850,
made payable 10 tse City Treasurer.
must accompany bid for each portion
OF work AZ guarantee OF execution
Of contract
The COMMITTEES ON Streets reserves
the right 70 reject any and AT pro-
ri cHAs. d. BOLI.INc,
City Engineer.
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Va, In orsrcoek

We'd IN Onsncock.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. Nov. 2o.--rn
Onancock Baptist church today Miss
Elizabeth w. wescott. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph c. Wescott. was
married to Edward r. Schultz. The
ceremony was performed by Rev l.. NJ.
Ritter. Miss Sara NAPLES was maid
OF honor. Mr.. e. J. Hunt acted as
best man. The bride was attired in
suit OF blue hroadcloth with hat and
gloves to match They viii reside in
Onanrcck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

LESSER. to Ladies' Tailor, the only
ono In town who makes a speciality
Of altering all. kinds OF garments to
the latest fashion. Every garment
that is altered in my establishment
ts done under my personal SUPER
vision Prices very moderate and
work satisfactory. THE RALEIGH
lin- Phone Madison 1874
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Pichmnnd & Petersburg Ei,crric ~
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay AslI.
wcv c. mpany.
scHEnpL or sLscrs!o TRAINS

DCHEtlEL OF ELE7STRIC TNAFN3
.ElfECTivE MAY %, 1917
tsessA, A.. q ;in.As NJ, A. NJ p;ia A s{v
sslo;io 4. NJ. Ii:lbA ~, i:I0 P. NJ, 2.i0 I. IN
sslt:lp 4. NJ. li:il A. A.. 1.i0 p. A.. 3:in u ~
$40 r. NJ. bA 40 r. NJ $40 r. ~, o:1O i. 8G
7I0 +. NJ, tS:lU r NJ, ia:i. r. NJ, lt;s8 II. ~
Leave Ashisra. England and Maple ssss13li
.s5s 4. ~. L'7Nc 4. ~, 500 a. ~, BEEN !. ~
lt10 A. ~. ssifa0 A, NJ. si2.aB V.. ssi:00 n 15
2ao r. NJ, 500 r. NJ, t:00 P. NJ. hisn p. u. tS7x
r. ~. .S0P. NJ, 500 r. NJ. bg.nO r. IN. ifn5 4. ~
LADY. eAesps sun lay. S'#
s'euncay on.y. SMl
{ sr~'se t-sn H&
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Piano Rnrgass.---ts the Pnbiic Must
take time to look into the subject
of good piano we cordially invite
all musical people to look into our
pianos II only $3.50 Is to bc spent.
other houses FERGUSON BROS.
ell West Broad street Plano fac
tory between Jefferson and Madison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21
Wants

Domestic happiness
starts In the Kitchen.
Everybody Is happy
when there IL a good
cook IL charge.
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Real Estate

wat have you TO- sale in
Monument Annex from Ing on
Monument avenue?
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2lO2ChaffinSt.

New eight-room brick. latrobe heat.
and all conveniences. Suitable for tive
small families. Rental. SIS
J. A. CONNOLLY g. co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

West Grace street, Corner Resideuce,
two baths; semt-detached, hot water
heat. combination fixtures. Possess
sion In one month. y. N. WALKER
Co. Real Estate and Insurance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND THE 18TH DAY OF NOV
EATBER, 1912
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

AGA Pee Street. Barton Heights, EixhS
rooms. electric lights, furnace heat;
1890 year.
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Low PRICES.

Lowest Prtc~s In Hardware, Patnts,
tools and Observation-Disclosures. Give us
'-.~, yor -su cali e~ain HARD
WARE DISTRIBUTING STORES,
1T22 Fast Main street
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RATE ONE { CENT MoDn
LOST

Losf-fn or Near eohen's Dry Goods
sore. Tuesday morning, a 1ady's
SIS bills, some silver, lace collar
from Miller a. Raoads. a key, etc.
tht raj reward II returned TO MRS.
~ w. EVANS, S20s East Broad
Phone 1868
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21
SHOE REPAIRING

l4~t u Repair Year Shea. rhs ns.f
value IN the city for tho money tyiys
us a trial Phone Madison sOIi.
KOHM'S ELECTRIC SHOE nH.
PAIRING $40 East Broad. H. Ronln.
Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

1914 East Main Street. stere and
dwelling. four rooms: $40 month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21
LADIES,

Yes. We Redye aad Remak~ Faded
switches equal to new. RICHMOND
HAIR STORE. 212 North Fifth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21
SHOES: SHOES, SHOES,

Sample shoe store, are North Firth
street. Good shoes cheap. Mems,
women's and children's shoes re-
tailed ut wholesale prices GEO A.
BoWDEN. q. EDWIN BOwDEN.
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PRESIDENT AT WORK
UPON HIS MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.--Presiden'
Taft to-day began the active prepare
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21
LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA. IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, THE Eth DAY OF NOvEM-
BIER. 1919.
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Norfolk and Western Railway.


ONLY ALL-kAtL LINE To NURFOf.K.
Schedule In effect September ~. itlT
Leave Byrd Street Station. KtcauuatxI
for Norfolk:'s:so A. H.. s3;0c +. U
s$:1a p. NJ
For Ly "rhburR and tho west. sa..s
4. Al. 's:se A. NJ. 800 r. NJ. sS;sS
p III.
Arrive Richmond from Norfot,..
- 40 4. NJ. ssss r.. NJ. sii:3o 4 ~
I rom the West: ss:&0 A. M. aria ri
H.. hi.ta r, NJ. ss.os r NJ, ss.rd r
sDaily. enaily except SuudaY. q
hSunday onfv
W r. RrvIII. = n BoQI.EY
a. r. A.. Roanoke. DIP. A.. RirNwn~1 z
Richmond & Petersburg Ei.crric ~
Csrs esv. Manehss,sr. sevsnsh and Perry st~ss>a
Tor Petershurs: ~
rs = 70. II. IA. NJ. i.aa.4 5. ..s:fA
@.1.t. .. !ePM. -s
iim P. u. for cAss~ aoo midnisAs s..l
Pstssshurs. 5sS
Can Ic.v. Petersburg. 90 81 sycamore ssrssI
ISIS, s.ss. .s7as .7.as. .s:ss. ~, .t,.1.
ti:as. A. H.. I2;ss sl,sa. 2:3s. 3.3s. Gil Ssjk
Gas, s7;3S. a.35. asss 1890 lt:la p NJ 49,.
3naity m~<rt kuR.,av md hntdayS. 5E3
Ns,r'cs haesas- and svprcs.
81 in tel. excerpt sundavs AMI hoi,vs
All car, from PETERSBURG r.-nsct with ears -
Rs~h~-e~'
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WHEN you WANT

He-secl~aninG. Waxing and Staining
floors. call Monroe 3i20. Ftrst-elass
service. WILLIAM JOHNSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

Have Clean. Fre<- Burning spi,nt
Lump for 1915 per ton. Nv Antara-
cite IN one grade, all sixes-THE
BEST PENNSYLvANls ---$s.T5 per
ton. w. b. REAAIS. a7-7Ii North
seventeenth street Madison CAST
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS

Check Proteetcr---<:~t = Quart nottI.
OF cur Acid Proof Black Ink ana
protect your checks and other valu-
able papers for one dollar. including
handsome and useful air-tight Ink
Respectfully. SOUTHERN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY, 30 North
Seventh street Richmond Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

1904 Park Avenuc, Lower Floor, Four
rooms and bath; upper floor 1--WE
rooms and bath: electric lights and
gas. VIII rent to two parties; 1880
month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

MIR. Heokkseper, Don't Buy Your NEXT
ledger until you see the X Ray Line
IL iightens the work of the book
keeper and doubles the efficiency OF
the ledger. SOUTHERN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY, 30 North
Seventh street Richmond, Va
Andrew Aaronson. Manufacturers
Representative.
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HAWKINS BUFoRD, 100 North
SeveAth street.
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Order = Load ~ ". Large Uiock. pep
fectly dry oak ard Pine. or per.
fcctly. Try slab, It's worth douhl.
common wet. doty small wood. NY
coal burns 10 ashes not rurks
LONGS. tt06 West Bread street
Madison 1910
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SPECIAL NOTICE
gTUvEx.

fes &oycs. Ranges and Heaters, Se~
CAMS. HALEY 4 CO.. Furniture
3as West Broad.
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PERSONAL

FURNITURE.
Year Credit ~ Coed ~ REAMs. MAJ.
LEY & co. sos West broad
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Twelve Fiats. Brick. Rohtn~ou Street,
between Main and Cary streets, six
upper fats. Ave rooms and bath
each. $2$0 year: six lower fats, four
rooms and bath each. $235 year.
Ready for occupancy December !,
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FOR SALE

Mr.. Hookkeeper-Den't bay Your Next
ledger until you see the k-Ray Line;
1t iightens the work of the book
keeper and doubles the efficiency OF
the ledger SOUTHERN OFFICE
-EQEIpMEST- COMPANY. se- North
Seventh street, sR3chmond Va
Andrew Aaronson. Manufacturers
Representative.
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342s Floyd Avenae, Upper Flat, seven
rooms: modern: sas month
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COAL AND WOOD

Weed for Heatrrs nnd Cork stoves,
two-thirds seasoned: heats and lasts
like coal. $3.50 per cord; $2.T5 per
half cord; tie per Quarter cord
Phone Monroe <376 and save money
LYME a HARRIS, 1911 East Cary
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MATTRESSES: MATTRESSES.


fonr Connhingx Made Into Switches,
etc: pricss moderate: shampooing.
sae, old switches redyed; largest
stock of switches In cry. Mail
orders given prompt attention THE
RoYALLE. sp7 East Broad street,
Richmond. Va.
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20! West Mails Street. Lower Fiat,
us month.
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Wants
REAL, xsTATE FOR RENT

1890 Meek WEST Grace Street, Ten
rooms. furnished; 5000 year.
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sITUATIoNS-MALE

Color~d Man Wishes Position M
butler; best city reference. Address
3ie-A. care Nirginsan.
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Player risne. Lat~ style, Bat HIS
been used, Fun sS-note, 7 la octave
player; aiso plays by hand: regular
piano. Uses STANDARD rolls Bar
gain at s4s5. Fine mahogany case,
's music rolls and player bench.
Easy terms. Thorough guarantee.
PERCUSSION BROS. Piano Factory.
al West Broad street. above Jeffer-
son street
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Fer Ssie-Geed Quick Pair Mules.
dump wagon. license and harness,
ss5a. 1894 West Cary street.
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JUST ARRIVED SEvEyTY-FIyF
HEADS OF HORSES AND MULES
To HE SOLD FOR THE HIGH
DOLLAR At CArTHORNy BROTH
EMS. iaf1-lof0 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET.
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ss ,,,sH street Twelve Rooms. Baths
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THE BRISTOw-wORsHA CO.. I<x;
East Main street. Headquarters for
Vehicles and Harness.
We Have -Barxasns 70 0aex In S1rr4es
at SIS. $ss. $40 and $500. See these
for what you want
We Have Bargain to ORer This Week
in top buggies at $50. $50 and SIS
Best values In the city.
We Have Barxains 20 Offer TAis Week
in runabouts ut $40. $50 and sS5.
Look them over
We Have n Large stock at Old Htekory
farm wagons See US for what you
want,
We Have -BarGatns In Two Second
hand traps, one second hand surrey
steel tires.
THE BRls1 oM-wORSHAM CO, I4ax
East Main .aees.
FOR SALE
FRESH COUNTRY RuTTER. IS
CENTS TIE RENNIE DAIRY CO.
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Assistant Registered Pharmacist De-
kires position; state particulars APP
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-21

Richmond Moore and John
b. Swartwout. Plaintiff
Sharp County record., 1912-09-13

Chr st Instituted? by W. M. Duren
ami Elder Sheriff..
Has the Marriage Of the Bride
and the Lamb Taken Place? by G.
L. Ford and Thomas Felts.
Why do Baptists Teach the Final
Preservation of the SaintsY by
Henry Porterfield and Joseph
White.
Explain the Scriptures Supposed
to teach Apostasy, by R. T, Earth
ing and Alva Wiles
Is the Devil the Prince of the
Air? L. A. Balm and W. I, Conyers.
What does the Robe that was
Placed on the Prodigal Son Signify
by j. M. Garrison and P. M. Chris
enberry.
Everybody invited to attend.