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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14
POSITION IS DEFINED
BY HARRY S. JOSEPH
Candidate for Congress Issues
an Open Letter to Voters
of Utah.
PLATFORM IS SET OUT
Pledges Himself to Work for
Many Things of Advan-
tage to State,
PLATFORM IS SET OUT

Herry g. Joseph. candidate for ors O
xhe nominations as representative 70 con
grezs from Utah this fell upon the Re
letter TO the people of Utah defining hi
position and announcing his platform
Mr.. JossphAs letter follows:
Dear sir-The present political
situation 10 unsettled, and for fear
that in tho confusion Of che hour my
candidacy may be misoonstued, I
propose to set my attitude squarely
before you now.
I am Republican. believe that
weather the storm and that It can
and VIII solve every present day
problem TO the satisfaction Of the
American people I am 50 confident
IN this belief that I propose to stand
down TO honorable defeat rather than
desert my party and abandon Its
principles during the crisis now at
hand.
Chicago convention are progressive
TO marked degree They have In
mind the common good OF all. II
carried TO their ultimate conclusion
beneht to the whole people And I
find no grounds for believing that the
Republican party will not continue
TO carry on the work OF practical.
progressive. constructive legislation
as 1t has done In the past. IL has
proven itself competent to face every
Issue squarely, and 10 meet every
emergency efficiently, up TO the pres
~nt; then why not now7 I believe
tina. sooner or later this campaign
w!ll develop into contest Of prin-
ctpleS-not personalities. Therefore
the principles which find expression
I'm the national Republican platform
command my unqualified Endorsement
T1d J rledge myself. II elected. TO
their fl;l5llrnpnt
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Main Object in View.

The object in view Ia TO officially
solicit desirable immigrants in the
name Of the state. Our irTigable and
non-frrigahle lands suspectible OF cal
tvation must be populated; and II
the state will take q hand and send
Official representatives into the
densely populated sections OF the east
to personally solicit the right sort OF
home builders good results must fol-
low And I hereby pledge myself,
whatever my fortunes In this cam
paign TO aid you in securing this leg
islation.
have already invited every Pc
publican in the state TO examine my
record. II you have taken the pains
TO do this then you must realize that
am not acting the part Of a political
opportunist- My present attitude Is
absolutely consistent with my past
record. And II my ideas meet with
your approval: II you consider mo
competent to fulfill my pledges, II
you prefer q man Of action for your
congressman with ability to initiate
ideas and get results: II my lifelong
party loyalty and fealty TO my state
command your confidence then
earnestly petition your support, for
shall need II to win ] shall be highly
favored II you will kindly address me
line either commanding or crtticl1-
ing my candidacy. Very kindly
yours. HARRY s. JOSEPH
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Special o5-cent ra,e 20 Lagoon, ana
return via Bamoerger electric, dally,
from both Salt lake and Ogden; com
mencing p. m, week days ana y
m. Sundays.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14

THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
Cheap, forceful, reliable. Tbous sands
read thel0 every day,
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Founded 1859.
A Tower Of Strength

Notice to Brotherhood Of Railroad
Tralnmen.
You arc al requested to attend ,ne
evening at S o'clock, Moose hall, 20,
meet with President Lee.
II. A. SOWLES
President 3SS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14

For Yellowstone park tnfeSnat1en
call Wasatoh 64a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14

survey tho whole field, and see at a
glance the relative strength Of the Brit
ish position, To those who understand
the details Of tho battle, view Of the
field will perhaps confirm them In the
opinion that it was the superior
strength and size Of the English, Irish
and Scotch soldiers that won the bat
tie. In these days of death.dealing in
struments and where no hand-to-hand
fighting can be indulged In, strength
and size may not be determining fac
tors IN war.
Paris Most Interesting.
To many Americans probably Paris
is the most interesting city in Europe.
Most Of the Americans take in what
they term the "high spots" from the
Eiffel tower to Ma1ims. Maxims has
been well advertised in America
through the "Merry Widow" play, and
no doubt has brought the propnetors
more profits than any other kind Of ad-
vertisina restaurant ever had The
light operas one sees are somewhat
similar to those Of New York and Chi
cago. ,...
what alone and this may be duo to the
fact that they have republican form
of government. However, 1t Is diff"
cult TO obtain reliable information re-
garding this. The French are thrifty
people, and ricb.
Motored in England
We used a motor car to SEQ the Brit
ish Isles, as well as some Of the otner
countries. The scenery in England
during the month of june is very beau
tiful The farms are well cultivated
and the roads very fine, although they
are not winding like those Of France.
The English people are already being
sorely pressed commercially by Ger.
many and the United States. A banker
at Bradford told me that he felt sure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-14
Making Great Advances.

The Germans are making great ad.
yances In manufacturing and farming
Is most systematically carried on.
throughout tho country there is evi-
dence Of prosperity and progress every
where
The River Rhine has bean compared
by many Americans to the Hudson To
those people who admire scenery In its
most natural state, the Hudson Is more
attractive, but TO those who admire
that TO which the hand Of man has con-
tIibuted the Rhine with its bordering
vineyards and old chateaux is more
pleasing. There are many views to
be seen In Europe Of indescHbable
beauty. but there are few, If any, that
can compare with the view from
Smiley's Heights at Redlands, Cal. 1t
is, however. n little difficult to com.
pare the Redlands view with those Of
Europe on account of it being so large
ly what might be termed of an nrtifi
cial nature.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-23
By Tom Mcnamara
'LSNAplK GAINS NOW
OVER!
YtjN6 AMERIKENS fAKe
FLY SWAT TING c0NlE3r
VITA 378 FLIES 70,
TAe'YUM6 SWE0fo
37S
By Herman
By Gus Mayer

A Careful. PALN5lAkll&S3
SCIENTIST WITH THE AZ
81 Az AO6lN6 MAcHINE
AA5 CALCULATED TIA QN5 Nc.
.FH PRODUCES lq5, 3H So
DFf5pRtN1, IN AQeAR IHF
TOTAL NUMBER OF FLlES
KILLED m NESI 6ROAY 5
O0MT EST 10 IS ., CNlE
|Y6AS on 70 Be EXAcl
o64 OhNS FROM NOW w, ,,,,,
|THERG WILL ee s0mEIlyNt
|QKE 100 63S 73R 9433,,
Doc, ECA, 400 . 70 e AZ 1'
ne T. FLlG5 LESS W ,M5 ;
WORLD But You'll NCVO'~
lNOTRE RI.
THIS AFTERNOON Ne
lWAANoDlNc6R5 AMP
ISTARFleA GIANT 5 WI
PERFORM IN A GRANP
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
PREVENT CABLES
ON RIGHT OF WAY
Chesterfield Citizens Make Com
plant Against Seaboard and
Power Company.

Hearing on the petition OF citizens
OF Chesterfield County TO the state
Corporation Commission for an order
prohibiting the construction Of high
power cables on the right OF way oil
the Seaboard Air Line Railway, set FOR
to-day. was yesterday continued to
January Is
In the petition it is set forth that
this right OF way was granted 10 the
railroad by citizens of the county for
railway purposes only. Now. II is
stated. the Seaboard has entered into a
contract with the Virginia Railway
and Power Company whereby the lat
ter firm is permitted 10 erect poles
on the property and run line OF
heavy power cables from the Peters
burg dam to Centralla. objection is
made on the ground that these wires
are dangerous. as II Is claimed they
may lie torn down by falling trees.
causing damage to property and per-
haps 10 life
The complainants-Jame BellwoOd.
l. W. Bensley. Peter Warwick and ".
y. Davis-seek to make the point that
the railway company has no right 10
sublet its right OF WAY, given Il under
the circumstances. for such purposes.
An array of attorneys has been en-
gagged In the case.
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SECRETARY SPENT
S1,OOOFOR SlEWP
Sworn Expense Account Shows
Contributions for Use of
Workers.

In view of the indictments found In
Russell County against \. Pendleton
Crockett. secretary to Congressman l.
Il. Slemp, on the charge OF furnishing
money for the purchase OF voters al
the recent election. the campaign ex-
pense account OF Mr.. Slemp becomes
of interest. 1t has been freely suS-
cested that in case of Mr.. Crockett S
conviction. Mr. Slemp might well be
put in an embarrassing position since
presumably he would have known
something of the source of funds pos
sessed by his secretary.
IL turns out that according TO MI
Slemp's sworn statement OF expenses
AS filed in the Office of the Secretary
of the Commonwealth he paid to A T.
Crockett. his secretary. on September
Is 1912. the sum Of $1,000. lis pur-
nose is not stated. In addition MT
Slemp paid TO c. :. Pendleton' the
Republican district chairman. amounts
as follows: september 10. 300; &c
tober !. $1,000: october Is. $3.50; DC
tober %. $3.50.
On September 10 Mr. Slemp paid 70
n + Widener S20e. while on OCTOBER
I he paid 500 to ]. b. Hurt, secretary
800 TO r o. Crockett. and sl0O TO 'h1
Pulaski County Committee.
The remainder OF his total sworn
expense of siS46.si went to newsp"-
pers for advertising. and TO speakers
printing and postage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19
OAIR YMEh WANT
STATUTE ON CLEO
Virginians Aid in Appeal to Con
gress for Law Governing
Color.

Virginia daiIymen are much Inter
ested in the bill now before Congress
controlling the coloring Of oleomarga-
zine. The proposed measure provides
that the product must not be Of a
darker shade than hue which 1t Is
attempted to specify by law. The
idea is to have a definite shade. 50
that the purchaser and the consumer
NAV know at all times just what they
are getting. All butter is darker than
the sugge sted color
The difficulty in the situation Is ad-
mitted to be the matter OF color
Dairvmen admit that Il would be un-
Just TO forbid any co.or!ng at all
Surprising a standard shade TO zoe
adopted. and samples furnished. say
On a board. for the use of the oieo-
margarine manufacturer. The shade
might. under climatic conditions. be-
come darker or lighter and the stand
ard correspondingly destroyed
But dairymen feel that some legis-
lation is necessary. 1t costs. say
under modern conditions, "a cents 10
produce "a pound of butter and i
cents to produce pound OF oIeomar
garine The oleo dealer may sell MS
product at 20 cents and make -FOUR
Teen cents a pound proit. and stili
undersell the butter maker who may
get 80 cents less the dealers proht-
At any price of the butter market
down TO fifteen cents the cleo man
can undersell the dairyman and stiii
make money. often the consumer
does not know the difference.
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fourf Of Appeals.

The r-,ifel states Circuit Court o. Ap-
mis- raconvened yesterday morning a. y .
e.c-ork. uith circuit Judges COT and Pflich-
All and District judges Waddin and Ros'
~ a.tcndancc- go.
The fofiozlus case sas argued; No ~
Torr snfreWS master % barge "Es.a \
Dernsry.- appellant and appe.lec. -
charles GrinE. mana iag owner sad claim
ans o- steam tx "Pruderce.' APPELLEE and
appellant. and steam tgr Norfolk and
y vP A. y T. z. BARGE No. H." 1p-
rslees. au7.ai AMI cross ap7,ai rom Ia
District court o. norfolk. Va. csuse argued
b. John W cast. II o. Norfolk FOR The
barge Ella T. DempSsy BY Edward r
rai-d o. norfolk. for the steam tux "Pru.
derre.- and - Fisyd Hu<hss. Of Norfolk
fs- the steam t8E '.Norfoik' 81 al. and SIS
nitt~d.
r1-e On car to-cay: 70 led J
Krofrs. e. IT, pvv.inE ana e.. IT, Coroiti
ss-r-rtners. doilg business undfr tie trr
name and sfvfe % Knots. nosiiag 4 CON
ranr. plaintiffs Oh error. ~ firg.nia-csr0
ina chemical Company. defendant 10 o.
rar. in error 20 the District C0uft az char
fssfon. s. g.. To b. argued BY Dcfass 4 10
rase. 90 Colsrn5ia. :. c.. Tor the painti1'
In error. ard - Barron. Moore. Barron a
McKay. % Columbia. : c. for The deiend
ant IN error.
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Rooms Jor Rf:t


FOR RENT. FURNISHED ROOM.
with board. Apply lTi7 Park Ave-
nue..
LARGE, FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
steam heated. TRAYLOR, 1881 stuart
Avenue Monroe 5iS.
TWO LARGE. CONNECTING ROOMS.
furnished for housekeeping. l0i
West Grace.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with or without board. centrally To-
Gated. under new management 500
East Grace Street
STOP IN HEART OF RICHMOND AT
THE ROANOKE. ia North Eighth.
Comfortable beds; warm rooms
sos EAST CLAY STREET; SOUTHERN
exposure; clean rooms
30s EAST MAIN STREET. NICELY
furnished rooms Meals served on
European plan
sI4 EAST CLAY. ONE LARGE,
bright. furnished room: central.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath, furnished for light housekeep-
ing or otherwise ia East Clay.
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Business pppOrrunlIirs


CAPITAL FOR APPROVED ENTER
prises without commission. Full par
ticula-s mailed for &c postage. Ad-
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER.
Gainesville. Ga.
u ANTED. At ONCE. RELIABLE
porter. Apply with references NAN
AGER, JOSEPH CALM, 400 East
Broad Street
FOR SALE, SPLENDID RESTAURANT
business. handsomely equipped. tiled
floors and walls. marble counters
and front Was held al 5000. own
er III and will sacrifice for only ST.
500 cash. Says receipts Will run
ABOUT $4,000 annually. Nothing IN
it's class in this growing city. with
5000 people TO cater 10. over six
million cash paid os here annually.
and next year We expect slz.0D0.O00.
" rite or come at once SOMMEk-
VILE TRUST CO. INC. Newport
News. Va.
BANKING INSTITUTION OFFERS
free 500. in sums Of 81. a 5 d Christ
mas present 70 young people agree
ing TO save regularly 81 or more. II
interested give your phone. Box
$40, City.
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SfaIen }9rpppsaIs

once OF State Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va. December .. 1912
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE.
clerks Office OF southampton County.
at CORTLAND, Va. until IL o'clock
noon. Monday. December %. 1912. for
the construction of eleven CID
bridges in that county.
Plans and specified dons on file at
the clerks Office and at this office
Further Information furnished on
application to the undersigned
Certified check for $3.50 to accom-
pany each bid on one or more
bridges.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
p ST. !. WILSON.
STATE Highway COMMISSIONS.
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INSURANCE CASE UP
I-n;,ed Commercial Travellers Denies 'u''s
diction Of District Court.

United Commercial Travellers Denies 'ur''-
diction Of District Court.
Before Judge Edmund Wsddiii. Jr, IN Ine
United states District Court Yesterday ~,
torr.eys Gordon Gordon o. Lou'sa ~.
-, ran,o Of this city argued Inc
nIca in abatement In TIE case o. Mrs Betty
: Parrish. % Louisa County asains' ,n'
United Commercial Travellers OF Anerics.
Ar.u--nent was stili n progress wnen eo"i
ad iourned. q. -
In this action Ms. Parrish S'eAS ~ ~.
,,,..r e. 10 ;he face % poilcv on the Ire
- - son who met with accidental death
T-,a defendant company "a an ohio eorpoIs :
ton and the petitioner Gains TIE riEn,
therefore 10 bring the case before the United
states courts The argument YESTERDAY vas
10 establish the proper jurisdiction. me us
.h..,r4 ,-o,errv be brought IL the state
courts NJ Lamb appeared Tor the United
Commercial Irase.crs
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RfgaI Rpfjrr

TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice i hereby given that there
IS now under the control OF the Circuit
Court OF Clarke County. virginia the
sum Of thirteen hundred and eighty
dollars (SI.3S0). to the credit Of suit
therein Of the style Of Nathaniel Bur
wells Executor VS.. Thomas Nelson
Administrator. et ais. derived under
certain trust created BY the sara
Thomas Nelson for the benefit OF DIS
creditors. said fund IS held BY said
court. and IL in the hands OF the gen
crai receiver thereof
All persons having any claim TO saio
money are hereby notined 10 appear
before said cour; within thirty GAYS
after the completion Of THIS puoIo~''0"
and establish their claims
Nv order Of the Circuit Court OF
Clarke County. virginia
A Co7y-T-ste: -
GEO. GLASS. Clerk
CoINONW EALTH or VIRGINIA,
Department OF the
STATE CORPORATION Commission.
t-f.v 80 Richmond November 80 lsl-
~ Certiicate authorizing
TIE CHURCH HILL BANK M.
To Commence business
IT APPEARING FROM THE INyEs-
ffrstiou 81 Tho Church Hiil Bank.
t.-',--,-atcd made through the
rhief bank examiner. that all the
n-ovisious Of law have been com
,if.d with. and that the necessary
amount n capital stock has actually
been paid in therefore. u = ordered
bv fhc Commission that cortincate
be. and IL. hereby sFanteo. autnorlz
fng thc said bank 20 commence busi-
ness as a bank Of discount and de-
STATE CORPORATION COMMITS
SION
Il. 7. WILSON.
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aurfipn SALTS. Tnfurt Ddps
BY Henry S. Hutzler & Co.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.

BY Henry -. 6LtIlct ~ 49,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctloneers-
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
WELL-BuII.T HOME AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRAHAM
STREET AND VIRGINIA ANENUE
carton HEIGHTS). WITH THE
LARGE LOT. FRONTING L. FEET
on GRAHAM STREET. AND BEING
81 FEET DEEP TO an ALLEY.
In execution Of certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
November ?. 1910. and recorded IN the
clerks Office of Henrico County CiIcuiI
Court. u. b. 1904. page y. delduie
having been made in the payment OF
the debt therein secured. and being so
REQUIRED to do by the note-holder we
will sell the property above mentioned,
as described in said deed. at puohc
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1912. A.,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ
TERMS: Cash
HENRY s. HUTZLER,
RALPH ]. LEVY.
Trustees.
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SOUTH LAUREL 81 hE- l. Al Az
TION.
In part execution OF a deed OF trust.
dated February II. 1911. and recorded
in Richmond Chancery Court. in d. 3.
2I0-D. page 2i0. I will sell. at the re-
quest Of the beneficiary, there having
been default in the payment OF the
debt secured. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1912.
at o'clock P NJ.
that excellent two-ssory brick tene-
ment above mentioned. situated on the
west side Of Laurel street, between
Cumberland and Beverly streets. with
the lot upon which II stands. fronting
about IS feet. and running back I'D
feet TO an alley 20 feet wide.
The house is a compact and desir-
able piece of property. and will make
a nice home for a person Of moderate
means.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs Of executing the trust and debt
OF $1,000. with interest thereon from
Nav II. 1911. and the balance on a
credit Of one and two years. ~ :sOtes.
with interest added. ana secured b. \
deed OF trust: or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser.
STUART BOWIE.
Trustee.
n. ". BOWIE & son.
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Pay City Taxes

Room 107. CITY Hall.
Richmond. Va, December I. 1919
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TANrsS.
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL FOR
1912 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER AND
SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS OFFICE
EVERY MALE. twenty one years o.
age. and EVERY person keeping house
or doing bssiness In the city. - as
srssed for personal taxes Those who
have not paid any City taxes during
IN. year are urged 90 call and settle.
so as to avoid being posted as dciln-
qyents.
FIVE PER CENT will be added 20
last half u not paid on or before DE-
Tr.cTcst At SIX PER CENT also at
taches TO all bills as soon as reported
dc. nquent.
Particular attention IS called 20 the
above as under the city ordinance
there can be no avoidance OF the pea
atty. ...
GRADING. PAVING AND SEW TT:
CONNECTION Bills are also due and
PAYABLE. Five PER CENT penalty
wtll be added 20 all 1912 Grad re. Paw
ing and Sewer Connection bills MI
PNrD BY JANUARY 81. 1914.
WASHINGTON WARD TANE-. 80.
must ne pad AZ Tire once Or DEPUTY
COLI CTOR. Tenth and Hull streets.
H. L. HULCE,
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state Of Virginia. County of Henrico.
to-wit:
7 Samuel p. Wa6dill, clerk OF the
Circuit Court of the county OF lien
rico hereby certify that the oond re-
ouired of Isaac Diggs and George W.
1eris as special commissioners. in tho
suit of Scott who sues. VS.. Gwathmey
ct ais. by decree of December 10. 1917
has been duly given.
Given under my hand this iith day
Of December. 1912.
SAMUEL P. WADDILL.
Clerk
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BY virtue of a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Henrico County. entered De-
cember 10. 1912, in the suit OF Alpheus
Scott VS. Mile Gwathmey's admins
traitor 81 ais the undersigned speclal
commissioners. therein appointed. WILL
on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1s. 1912.
at 400 o'clock p. NJ.
on the premises, sell the tract of land
containing one and T4-10O acres. STU
ated near Ladies' Mile Road. and oppo-
site the old public school
TERMS: One-third cash. and the bal
ance in equal payments at six and
twelve months. the prchaser TO eN-
ecute his notes and to be Endorsed ny
HIN. and payable at the American Ma
tional Bank Richmond, Va. with IN
terest: or all cash. at option OF the
purchaser.
GEORGE w. LEWIS,
Special Commissioners
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL ELECTION
of directors will De held at our
banking house TUESDAY. January
u. 1913 between the hours Of IL
A NJ. and IL NJ
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
Oliver j. Sands President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-19

TIE y 8 raafaorne Paper Compact
srnt.s b. Richmond. capital. Haxinum. ~
90 minimum. gsyo y a. Csuinofns
president. nlchmsnd. p u rsger. wee
rr~sid~1t rosnokc. Va. Aifr~d GRAY. u.
secretary nirhmonfL
Amendment 10 charter Of Richn5ni w.
hlcIe Conservation Company 1uc.i. chsns
Ia nsrne % smith Moore Nehicie Compsri
tfnc1.
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bsIp Cltdnffb female

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WORKING HOUSEk EEPER WANT
ed: small family: nice place i0i
South Third Street
AN EXPERIENCED WHITE PERSON
to run a boarding house for fifteen
white miners at coal mines near Lor-
raine. Va. must have good recon-
mendations and be prepared 10 fur
nish the house. Apply at 504 Mu-
tual Building. or 2. 0 Box iss. CITY.
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Tudze = a. Campbell. o. wythevrs. waa
succeeded re isn~nted Join Thofnion l.
Nasslc on the bench - the 'ircst Court
Capitol
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proffs5ionaI Drip 1Clantfn

'EAcHEks FOR JANUARY OPEN
inRs-If unemployed. write immc-
diately giving record. Men for small
prIncipalships. ladies rural and
graded. SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AGENCY. Columbia, :. c.
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llanten

WANTED. TO Boy FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 3s5i-
MRS. JENNIE sEIGEL. 1908 East
Main, ladies and gentlemen second
han1 clothes and shoes bought and
best cash price paid.
WANTED. TO BUY OR TRADE FOR y
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