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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Damage Svit Settled
 Out of Court
A Prescott dispatch ssys:-

A Prescott dispatch sAys:-
 The Phoenix 0asstts has eoncluded
 nosso dsSsn6 itsssi on che charge ol
 libel brought agsinst it by William H
 Doyle. psssideni of the Ysvspai club of this city. DGy,e sued the Phoenlx daily for $50 900 bAsing his claim on the publication oi so article vbich claimed ,hss Boyle had bssn indicted by the Ysyspsi sraod jury for ssmbl- iog.
 Asa matter of fact the Ysss2ai club was indicted but Doyle who was -Fssident of the club was not men tiooed. The Gszss:sis article however sceussd Doyle. who .sppes'sd for the club and then refused to publish sn apology when ordered by Doyle to do 90. |.
 rbe matter hss been sstsled out oi court is being understood that the publishers ofths paper have pad Doyle . substantisisum and moreover ssresd to publish au apology. Norris and Mitchell and E 8 Clarke were st.o,nsys for Doyle and Bullsrd and Carpenter Le Roy Anderson and Reese N Ling 'fsnded the vssette. The suit uas Ior $50 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Frem Tussday's Daily

| Word vAs received as the sheriff.
 ot6cs this morning of . .hootins
 . ape st Johnson la.t night. in shich ts Mexican was seriously wounded |.
 Another Me,icss. Fernando Givslls.
 sho didthe shooting. e.csped immsdi- ately aster the snrsy. and mes not
 been spprebended e yet, but the off, cers are oo the trail. The Me.icsn who was wounded, bss b tn arms broken. Three shots were fired. MT end Mrs Geo R McLsne, who have been in Tom bssone on . welt Tor the past few VI sks. the gues's of Mir and Mrs John Rock. returned to their home ss Fort Huschu,s today.
 R;dioI Deputy Sheriff Billy Brake 6eld is visitor in the city today on ms'ters connected with bis office, and expects to remain until tomorrow.
 Alvin Brosn was Q visitor in the city yesterday from bis home at Courtiand. having made the trip in his uncle's Stakeholder auto. \
 Deputy Sheriff A W Howe vent to Bisbee v sterday on official matters.
 Sheriff Wheeler ye.terday brought in the Mexiran who stole . horse of John Gieesou, ss Gieeson. Saturday i snd he is now lodged in the county jsil. awaiting trial for horse stealing. |
 JH, ,McPherson of the City Transfer, unloaded . carload cf Gallup coal. which be had jnss received fro m the mines.
 The Reeves Feed Store is today un. loading two cars of hay, one Of wood and one Of coal whics is being stored in the yards on Fremont street.
 The following matters were up be- lore Judge Lock wood yesterday Ruth Norton veJ c Norton; judg. nsnt for plaintiff. B P Greenwood Ts B, quilIas Land & Cattle Go; dis niseed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Arizona Woman HasI
 Narrow Escape
A Lehi dispatch says-:

A Lebi dispatch ssys-:
 Mrs John R chsrds was seriously injured ip c runaway accident near here :on Sunday afternoon. With her son ard two dsugb'er Mrs Rich.. ards was driving from her home to Lehi. Just before crossing the bridge over the Tempe canal the horses were frightened by come barking dogs and became unRsnsgable. The team and rig plunged down . 6iteen-foot embodiment into the canal. from which the water had just been drswn on. One of the horses rolled upon Mir. Richards. who would have been sure'y crushed had it not been for the soft bottom of the canal in which there was still . httle water. The other members the party escaped with . drenching.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Primitive PIowshare Found Near Tucson

A primitive plowshars such e the Jld wooden plows were sbod with was uuearshed TbuFsdsy oo the new Tue. .9n city farm. which ,s being prepared Tor barley. The bright steel of the modern share turned up iis ancestor from its resting plscs without .eom- puDctios. "That land used to bs iarnsd "ssid H Usquidss. supsrin : tsodeas. He gave the old shsss se Judge L o Ccwsn for his collection. Ozea dre~ sbs plows of shoss days and tbey were needed for the old iros bit deep. It is comparatively small triangle oi ison os steel, shsEpsnsd on ,oos corner and punched sish sws square holes through tt which wss boltsd Q the wood. They could bs turned oos by any tlseksmith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
From Wednesda lays Daily

Bert Holland "as An incoming pas.
 senssr this morning from Cansnes
 and will remain in the city tbroushous
 the holidays. with his mother, Mrs B
 Holland and family.
 Supreme Judge D L Cunningham and vile arrived in the city last eyen- ing from their home at Phoenix. and
 siii spend the holidays in Tom mbstone.
 he guests of Mr and Mrs R -ese Cor
 eiius. The Judge and Mrs Cunning. ham are former residents of the Old Camp, and have hosts of friends here who are pleased to greet them. Judge cuhninehsm was elected to the su- preme Bench at the last election from the Democratic ticket.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Harmon, of Portland, Oregon. arrived in Tomb 'tone last eveoiog on . visit of eversl weeks ss the guests of Mrs H.rmo,'s parerts, Mir and Mrs c W Webster. /. Dr Tsrbell snd wife of Nsco arrived in Tombstone this morning and will erend Christmas here, the guests of Under sheriff Gay c Welch and wife, Mrs Welch being Mr TarbelI,s sister,
 Qnsrtermss.er Johnson Of Foit Huschucs ~ss visitor in the city to. lay and kept busy shaking hand. with his many friends. He returned home this afternoon.
 James Smith was among those who arrived home to .pend the Christmas with his parents. having come down from Jerome, where he is employed as hoist eogineer at one of the big mines of the United Verde. He will remain during the Holidays.
 A Christmas Eve dance is to be given st Gage Hail tonight by some of our local fance lovers and arrsnge- ments have been completed. Good music hss been engaged and one of the largest crowds of the season is ex- pecsed to be in attendance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Fran neaday's Daily.

John Gleeson. the pioneer Cochise
 mining man accompanied by hh wife
 were visitOrs in the city today for .
 few hours. MT Glssson hsyins mining
 business. while Mrs Gles SOD attended
 so Chsistmss shopping. Attorney E s Ives of Tucson asrived in the county seat lest evening fron the old pueblo on matters before the superior eorrt.
 Superior Judge A 0 Lock wo.d has purchased brsnd nsw Ford touring car from the Douelss agency. whieh wss delivered Saturday and his honor may nov be seen ct the Rbssl oo the Tombstone boulevards and Bo,dsrlsnd route taking spin during his spars moments.
 President Douglas GsGy of she Msohomich Mercantile Company e. compsnied by nis wife returned home last evening from . visis of few days ct Tucson. where Mir Gray went on mining business.
 Miss Catherine Goodbody arrived | home lsst evening from St. Msry's Acadsmy n Los Angeles snd will spend> the Christmas bolidays in romb'ton with her parsnts and friends before returning to resume her studiss.
 Don't forget "Ma Rugsles and her model nine" at the schietreiin tomor. 'ow Tuesdsy night, if you want to asve sn evening of solid fun-25cts. or all.
 Mrs Lon Cloer arrived ip the city odsy from her home at Douglas and Till spend the Christmss hoiidsys Eith her parents, Chief Of Police Geo ,ravin aud family.
 Ed Hicks arrived home this morn ng from Bisbee and will spsod Xmss 'ith his parents. County Treasurer cks and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Small Fox Scare
 At St. David

Considerable excitement has pre- vailed in the last week in ss. David districs over . false smsll pox soare.
 Two doctors from Bi.bss were there this week for the purpose oi making vacinations. They report that they found absolutely DO small po1 cases. Hoasver, fev eases of chicken pox in . very mild form were found.
 The schoola ct So David have been closed iode6nisely.-Bensou Signal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Gazette Buys the
 Democrat of Phoenix

A Pboenix dispatch says:-
 The purchase of the A-izon4 Demo- crst by the Arisona Gssette. its local afternoon contemporary, was announ- ced today, The Gazette Is owned by Charles Aksrs end Henry Tritle This leaves Phoenix with but one a:tsruon and one morning paper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28

6ALEsMEN WANTRT-$75 per moeth cod ell sxpsnsss 0 begin, Ixpsstsoes not sbsslussly nsesssssy, Take esdsss iFoo dssssss ior eiesssttss; I; eigsss ;snu6; smokisg spd chewing
 tobacoos. Penn Company, etasics O, Nev Yosk, V Y.-D11-fl1. V
 Ths P.osrscTos nstss . spesislss oi printing sslliag essds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

sA Psster, accompanied, by John Stsvens. drove to Douglas Sunday with . load of products.
 Wedoesdsy evening, the 24th. there are to bs Christmas exercises at the Wilgus school houss by tbeschool chil- dren, and . regular Christmss tree with its appropriate decoration. ard many gifis.
 Mrs A W Bouldin of Whitewater was taken Tuesds, to the hospital st Bisbse, being quite seriously i'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
More Cattle Ship
 ped To California

The Boquillss Land and Cattle Com- pany this week made another big shipment of cattle. Fifteen ears were shipped to California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28

To tbose Vko wish to take advsa- sags of our combination subscsipsi0n ofisr, |: would bs we'll to do @ DOW e the olIsr oply stssds until the ed Co December. Better de is sodsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28
Christmas Exercises
 at Cong'I Church

The following is the program Of the sutertsinmeut to be held st the Con. Rrseat;onsl church. There will bs . Christmas tree and . good time for everyons.
 PROGRAM
 l-Carol-It Game Upon . Mid-
 night Clesr.
 2-Recitaticn-Welcome Every.
 body. .Cornelia Cornelius 3-EIercise-Beeinner's Clsss.
 -Rsrits :ion-Writing . Cbrist-'
 mas Letter. .. Re jsDin Blum 5-Christmas Lullaby ........... ..............M Muriel Gilmore 6LRscitation-Merry Christmss ...... ...... ,:Richsrd Lamb 7-Recits,ion-n l were Santa Cisus ...... Harry Ecterman S-Exercise- SnOwballs ................. Three Boys 9-Sopg .Nrs Fowlsr's clsss l0-Rscitstion- The Christmsi Turkey Reese Cosneliua ll-Ouet-Memoriss of Bethlehem ..Ods Belle Ds,is snd Mildred | MsrYs
 Recitation. Milton McPhessou 13-6ong. .....-.An Axtsl.s els [ 14-O Little Tows of Betblsben l5-rhs Everlssting Light. ....
 ................o otxteeu essn 16-Psutomine
 H-Hssk shs Hsrald Angelo s.ng
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28

Carlisle to H l. Stewart,
 household furniture. .... 262 9I G vsoderwsiksr to J Bowen,
 auto, to secure ........ 300 R Kotsrtson to 6 W Pittmsn. I live stock, to secure ...... l50 ,. E Henderson ct al to Arir B
 ( T Go. Douglas prop. to | secure. JUO H Madison 10 J c Norton,
 DougIss prop, to sec"re... a250 .. o Holtane to Fielding ct ux
 Douglas prop ........... 205O ..
 BILL OF SALE E Henderson to L Christian, Douglas prop ...... ..... 5000 q DEED L Hays ct uI to Sarah HiR- gins, Willcox prop. p........ 50 ..
 WARRANTY DEED W Jonrs ct ux to c Simon,
 Douglss prop. p...-........ lzo
 RE MORTGAGE J Fielding ct ux to o Holtsne
 Douglas prop, to secure... . 1850 .. 0 Van s.clsn ct n1 to W W Holmes. Douglas prop, to secure. .....--........ l3OO .. H Willia ct ux to Cochise B &L Assn, Bisbee prop. to eeCuie- l4Up A Hughes ct ux to Ariz B & TCo, land. to secure. .... 300 .. Doan ct ux to Ari. B < TCo Dougias prop, to secure-.. 965 35 G Benton ct ux to IT Jordan land to secure. .......... l500 ..
 COMPREHENSIVE NJ King with 0 Thieiman. firm name King & Tbielmau c Pratt with D Marchsno. -
 PossEssoRY RIGHT r A Siuela;r land
 BILL OF SALE J Stanley to Mrs A Kindred ct al, Bisbse prop. ....... 750 .. |
 REALTY MORTGAGE | J Gersbach to F F Gersbsch, Willccx prep, to secure. .. 200
 EXTRACTION or MORTGAGE Barker to J Gersbsch. - willeox B.nk & Trust Co to B Morris .......... -
 RE MORTGAGE Q Shultz to F stocker, Douga las prop, to secure ....... 800 ..I E Earnest ct ux to Jennie B Greenhouse, Douglas prop, 70 secure. ...-........-... oOO =. MT T Francis ct ux to P M Stocker, Douglas prop to | secure. ... 75o Ii Josephine McDsniel to Bank Of DouRlss. Douglas prop. to secure -..-.......-. 25O0 E R Melville. land d.........--
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE R Fsrnsworth to H Kimmell live stock. to secure. ...... 55O ..
 sAr1sFAcrIoH oy MORTGAGE W c Hanson to Greef.... - Aris B & T Co to U schults --l Aris B < T Co to c Hockell -I
 BILL or SALE W Hapson to Warren Co.,, Warren prop ......... l6O .. c Dssksy to angle & Bush Lumber Go, WilIcox prop 7O: e6 Right of vsy. Greet Western
 Cop Co, so E P& sw R R Co. .................. - T Hodges to W Drury, War; reo prop. ..... ..... .... 10 .. DougIss Investmens Co to E Rsioey, Douglas prop.... $50 Q. O. DEED , c Biglss to T Hodges, Var
 ren miniogipsop. ........ 6. wARRAHrY DEED J Wood ct ux Co ? Roberts. | lad --................. 10 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-28

lAok. lV |.
 MINING DEED F Waughtsl to Harriet Waughtsl, mining prop... l [.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
Office Of Collector Of City
Taxes, City Hall, Room nl7.
----- vag1
Notice to Taxpayerxss

CITY Taxes for 1918 are dtre ana
PAYABLE June 18th to 30th. inclusive.
The city ordinances provide that
one half may be paid in June andStD0
remaining half in December. Failur0
to pay all or one-half in June tncufn
a penalty of 5 per cent on the wA0N1
amount, which Is due at once, anu II
not paid before SEPTEMBER 1ST. tho
collector is required to levy. with costs
added.
ALL MALES II years of age ALI
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE1
who own personal property, or hold
personal property as fiduciary, and All
parties conducting business In the 60
of Richmond (of whatever natureJ A.
assessed, and will please call and SET
tie. so as to avoid delinquency. ass
GRADING. PAVING PIPE and
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS H1a9s
be paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROH-A
ERTY STOOD on land books on JA11tt-
airy 81, 1913 and see that you get all
your bills properly transferred Febru-1
airy 1st or later stands IN name OF own
err in 1912.
This is the only notice required hy
law: please give 1t prompt attcntt0n ~
under the ordinances S per cent pfh-
atty will be added to the whole bill
after June 30th.
Washington Ward taxes. etc.. must
be paid at the office of the deputy
Collector. Tenth and Hull streets.
HERBERT r.. HULCE.-
Collector, of Taxes. City OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

Wall Street stock market, compelling
q large volume of domestic liauida-
I ton, but the fundamental vfgor OF
/ cur economic situation was manifest
ed in the violent rally which quoted
| values developed after the middle OF
the week.
/ Foreign news was on the whole
anything but good. Grupl bling unelsi-
ne S. over international politics persist
ed despite the prospect for arbitrating
quarreIsone differences between the
late Balkan allies over the spoiis of
war.
The stock market began the week
with foreign collapse, which was
promptly communicated to this side.
and stocks, as well as bonds, were
forced down in Wall Street under a
food II liduidating and speculative
sales, which brought prices into
measurable comparison with the 1907
pa ante level. The difficulties of effect
ing the fcrtnightly stock exchange
settlement in London were to a great
degree responsible for the wide crash
in securities. and the weekend i'm
provement was facilitated by the COM
pletion OF the settlement without as
much wreckage as had been feared.
Disappointment Of exaggerated
hopes In the outcome OF the Mime
suta rate case added to the causes
of renewed Wall Street depression,
out by Wednesday night the story OF
the week turned for the better. An
interesting set of condolences
wrought change. In sentiment.
which. even a bit excessiva was well
coined as helping to overcome a
rather critical juncture.
The violent rebound in stock pro-
NOTED more optimistic views of the
monetary outlook and favorable i'm
pulses were derived from. the supple
Elementary plan for selling its South
ern Pacific shares. which the Union
Pacific presented to the court. The
suggestion OF an exchange of the
Pennsylvania railroads baltimore and
Ohio railroad holdings fer a third Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
Real Estate
Ocean Park

Will become beautiful M
popular seaside resort. i M
located on the Cape Henry
Electric Line, occupying d hul
at Lynnhaven Inlet, and affords
a magnificent view Of ship
that pass through the capes. lt'
is an ideal site for hotels 0
residences. The adjacent far1
lands are the most highly csllK
tivated and most productive IN
Tidewater Virginia. The sllr-
rounding waters, the home ok
the Lynnhaven oyster and b
salmon trout, are the best ~
ing grounds in all Virgins
Ocean Park is all good. H
information address IS
BELLAMY g. HOUGH, "a
81 Plume Street. Norfolk, VA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
NY. Sun S Weekly
Financial Review

NEW YORK. June 15.--The SUMS
weekly review of the financial situa-
ton tomorrow will say:
So far as concerns &C nditions in
this country, it has been demonstrate
ed more clearly in the last few days
that our financial and industrial posi-
ton is, as ii has been during the last
year of unsettlement, essentially the
soundest in the world. Last week we
were called on to absorb an extra
ordinary total of foreign sales in the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
ALDERMEN ACT ON
APPR0P R|AII|0NS
TO CONSIDER MATTERS OF Fl
NANCIAL INTEREST AT
MEETING TONIGHT.

With two-thirds attendance, the
board of aldermen will have much
business TO transact tonight. The
board met last Tuesday, but lacked
the constitutional number to act upon
appropriations. All matters OF that
character were therefore passed by
for the special meeting called for to-
night.
Among the measures are that for
$4,000 10 defray expenses Of old SOL
diers to the Gettysburg reunion. and
the resolution asking for $500 for
music in the parks. The advertising
committee asks for 5000. and the
special committee to invite the presi-
dent to visit Richmond during the
State fair, needs $3.50.
The session Is not likely to be
prolonged, as much business was
transacted last Tuesday night
The committee on annexation will
meet on Thursday night. At this
meeting the territory in the east and
northeast sections will be considered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
How to Secure Tickets
To Next Weeks
Performance.

THE VIRGINIAN will
publish every day except
Monday, a sentence COM
posed of four or more
words; each word can be
found in a want ad on this
,5age. The first three per-
sons finding the correct
words, and making the
correct sentence out of
same by bringing or send
ing their answer to this
jffice addressed care of
want ad department, will
receive two tickets each
to Monday nights perfor-
nance, June 23rd, to the
Lucille La Verne Com
pany now playing at. the
Academy. 81 Watch the
want ads and remember if
you bring Or send the cor
rect sentence to this Office
first, second or third you
will receive two tickets
absolutely at the expense
IF THE VIRGINIAN. See
tomorrow's want ads for
the lost words.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
NOTICE
Stockholders Meeting

There will be special meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Richmond Mica
Company, at the principal Office Of the
company, No. sol East Main Street.
Richmond, Va, on 18th day of June.
1918, at noon. to consider the disso-
tuition. of the company and the surren-
der OF it's charter
BY order of the Board of Directors
L. NJ. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
SCHEDULE

RseAaas.A ara PetessAsrs lcasesras NJ,
Care leave 1anchsstsr, Seventh and
/. 80. 3 !;;o e, = 4. "a - =
it:oo r. u. for Chester. l1;oo mid.
Cars leave PetereburE foot Of 9yeA.
more Street. f2T ManchS.ter:
.,sssi;sss , IN .s'1;is, ,3:is III III sss
siQlo. il:le T. .,...-
~ 1HS srpss sun1 M ~ Hrrr noncs~
ssLiiuitsd except Sundays and holi.
Va IS: 81; =. sriE ,.A s:s:zs.ssFs ''nn'''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
FOR RENT


RENT LIST.
ter Park, lights: seven rooms.
Forest Hill, on North Road. Bath,
latrobe heat. range: nine rooms.
14f7 West Main Street, Bath, Six
rooms
400 Fast Franklin Street, Bath, La
trobe, six rooms.
2s03 Floyd Avenue. Flat; Five Rooms.
AT South Harrison Street, Water; Six
rooms.
2sf2-20 West Main Street, Semi At
tached. bath. latrobe heat; seven
rooms.
2o0f-3 West Leigh Street. Bath,
electric lights. hot and cold water:
six rooms.
10f East Cary Street First Flat, Bath;
seven rooms.
1908 Beverly Street. VIII Rent in
fats OF five rooms each.
Isi23-a5 Beverly Street.
Third Flat at No. 500 East Grace
street, bath. gas. several closets
Lease to September l. 1918. then
renew lease at original price: eight
rooms. ~
202 North sheppard Street, Iatrobe;
eight rooms.
1907 Westham Avenue; Iatrobes;
nine rooms.
sos West Franklin Street, Lower and
upper fats, bath lights. Possession
at once. Lease until September 80.
1918. Three rooms each.
1877 West Franklin Street. First and
second fats. hath. hot water heat.
lights. Possession at once. Eight
rooms each.
524 West Grace Street, Lower and
+ upper fats. bath. Possession at
once. six rooms each.
Is Fast Marthall Street, Bath, Gas,
range: Z rooms.
sos East Grace Street, Third Fiat,
bath, steam heat; Ave rooms
GARRETT 4 COMPANY.
f112 East Main. Monroe 73S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

Ladies--Your Combingn Made Into
beautiful switches, pQmpadours, etc.
Charges moderate: Old switches re-
dyed to look like new. Largest stock
OF pure hair switches in the city.
Come and see this stock before
going elsewhere. Shampooing. 95c;
THE RoYALLE. DOT East Broad
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

why Annoy Your FrIenas or Borrow
from loan sharks or pawnbrokers
when you can negotiate a loan on
your. watch. diamonds. jewelry or
silverware at a reasonable rate of
interest at the EQUITABLE LOAN
SOCIETY? All business strictly con-
hdential. Special offices for ladies'
consultation. second floor. 500 East
Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
Wants w ants Wants
See Thomas A. Wise In "A Gentleman from
Mississippi at the Academy All This Week.
SPECIAL NOTICE

To Ladies--Your Cat HAIR or Combinga
made into beautiful switches,
pompsdours. wigs. ETC.. In the most
moderate. RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. as North Fifth street,
Richmond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
AGENTS

Axeats-Eith~r Sex. An A No. 4 Seller
ltso o t2-oo for an hours hustling.
Send soc for stamps and start 10
work. THE EI.Ms COMPANY. SOS
b St. N. W.. Washington. ID. G.,
Dept ID.
AGents---Dcesn't $40 to e2A Day Ap-
peal to your That's what many OF
our agents make handling the Dn-
plexco Vacuum Cleaner. light. dou-
Bile suction; two years guarantee a
wonder. Write today for territory
terms. etc. DCpLExO CO., loi
South Fifth street. Brooklyn. n Y.
epienAia New Cash Bonus Plan for
our agents selling famous Ann Arbor
Lamps ana Lighting Systems. Every
: body wants this famous Hight.
Show II. and II sells itself: no ex-
.perience necessary; besides regular
earnings We mall cash bonus checks
every month to successful agents.
a permanent: growing. business for
Tor new plan. III, n. sEEIEY. Presi-
dent Superior Manufacturing Com
pAny, 34S Second street. Ann Arbor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

wsnted-A Party who Can Invest.
With or without services. $4,000 to
$500 In one of ths best paying
enterprises in the city. Investment
secured Business stand the closest
Investigation. Address XC,, care
virginiAn. (paper)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16

the Union Pacifc's interest In coutmss
ern Pacific was the kind Of hint whicMi
would set Wall Street minds at work.
devising schemes for railroad rear
rangement and in general dfverS
Thought to constructive chuiiIrels. 80
eNe ~ ..s1xfk I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
SITUATIONs-MALE

wanted--Hy Young Nan Vow EN-
pioyed part of the night. work TO do
In the mornings, can operate type
writer. Address T. A. r. care yir-
gilman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-16
81 MONEY TO suY A HOME.

ouSt Renting, Easy Paymentss Get Our
plan and convert rent receipts into
4 home. Are you willing to try?
II SO, MI in the coupon attached
and mail It 10 the EMPIRE REALTY
AND MORTGAGE CO, 1917 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va.
TOWN :......... STREET ..-.....