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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27
SUFFRAGE SCHOOL
OPENED At MADISON
Active Workers to Be Trained in
Various Capacities for Agita-
tional Work.

MADISON, Wis, June 26.-The
first suffrage school to be held in any
western state was opened here today
with men and women from all parts
of the state in attendance. There
were few men, however. For the
most part the students who attended
the opening sessions were grown
women, many of them known
throughout the state for the work
they have already done for the cause
''The school is established in the
conviction that more active workers
are needed in the suffrage cause in
this state,' said Mrs. Theodore w
Youmans, state president "They
know it is one thing to believe in
suffrage and quite another thing to
do active work for it.
1.-THE suffrage worker must have
knowledge as we'll as enthusiasm. She
must know something of history, es-
pecially as it relates to the growth of
democracy. She must know the well
defined stages by which men won the
ballot. She must have information
as to the status of woman suffrage in
the world at large, and especially in
this country at the present time.
- Will be Better Equipped. r..
."She will be, by SO much, better
equipped for her work if. she has
knowledge of the legal and economic
condition of women, both; in past
and in the present. The suffrage
workers must have some basis Of
knowledge of this sort if she is to win
the. respect of the public and be able
to answer the questions of those who
oppose or those who merely inquire.
Furthermore, she must be initial
ed into the art Of campaigning of con-
Verting other persons to her opinion
4tFis not an art that is learned in .
day and not an art that comes to
many people without learning. The
organization Of suffrage societies. the
schedule of work, the number and
character of committees, the manage
ment of indoor and outdoor meetings.
raising of money, application of the
art Of public speaking to different
audiences, the gentle science Of intro
ducing suffrage news and propaganda
into the daily and weekly press-all
these and many other topics will he
made subjects Of instruction at the
suffrage school. HUH .@s@3 Il 81 IA
ttGs$fE GE2i # s$a
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27
JONES TO CONTEST
-. PRIMARY BALLOTS

] Richard Jones. who was defeated at
the primaries by John Randall for
nomination for Senator from the 5sth.
district has presented petition to
! District Judge Cant for a recount of
the ballot. @S
Mr.. Jones claims irregularities on
the part Of election officials. Many Of
his friends attribute his defeat to a
I m misunderstanding Of the election law
on the part of the Socialists. us
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27
'M | II 4 GU / M I
COMMANDER NJ! "A \ !! 4 GUILTY ] | |
Linderfelt Charged With Slaugh-
ter and Cremation Of. Women
and Children Sentenced.
WILL SUFFER PENALTY ,z.s.-
z.|s> FOR; HIENoUS CRIME
Court Declared Conduct "Un-
. solderly ':and Reduced Military
Chief Five Files in Rank.

DENVER, Colo, June 26.-Lieu-
tenant (Butcher) K. E.. Iinderfelt,
murderer of Louis Tikas and saloon
keeper, and Major Pat Hamrock COM
1nander of Colorado's gunner militia
who slaughtered and cremated nine
teen men, women and children At
Ludlow April 20, has been found
guilty and sentenced by military
court martial.
Considering that the members of
this court were. officers of Colorado's
national scabherders and women and
children cremators, it Is surprising
that anyone was found guilty. There
were over two hundred imported
murderers of the operators who were
equally guilty-Linderfelt was the
only one sentenced. Fine thing for
one bunch Of assassins to try another,
isn't it?
But we must not forget the sentence
Of Butcher Linderfelt. Remember,
the stock of his gun on the head of
Louis Tikas. Remember that Louis
Tikas was killed by a blow on the
head, then kicked in the face and
finally shot with explosive bullets
DSdI Ill III4Iu dISO IHdI IL was Ills
assassins who murdered the women
and children and unborn babes of
Ludlow. Imagine, If you will, what
would be the punishment of any labor
leader, or workers, if they pereptrat-
ed similar deed.
And then listen to the sentence of
Lieutenant Linderfelt, murderer The
court found that the slaughter of the
innocents at Ludlow was "unsold-
ierly conduct" even for "sold1ers' in
Colorado's national guard.
Whether this was "unsoldierly con-
duct because Linderfelt did not carry
out the militia's purpose Of extermi-
mating all the strikers and their fami-
lies and only ''got nineteen of those
d red necks'' the court did not an
nounce.
But nevertheless Linderfelt, MUIR
derer, was sentenced. To be hung?
No-to be reduced five files in rank.
If there was ever any doubt thar
the gunner militia knew they had
the protection of Colorado officials
when they committed the wholesale
murder at Ludlow, the verdict seems
to dispel that idea.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27
FAVORS "A SIS SCALE.

25 EVERETT, Wash, June &c. The
Trades council has adopted resolu-
ton favoring a minimum wage Of So
day for eight hours. The unionists
also favor an ordinance providing for
the employment of residents Of this
city, as this will break up the pratice
of contractors who import foreigners,
who are forced to live in shacks on
the city's outskirts until the job is
completed ss ,{s5$ s58i Ii 6J95f
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27
WORKERS IMPROVE CONDITIONS.

aa EDMONTON, Alberta. June 2s.---
Local plumbers have secured an adj
vance Of 2 x cents without a. strike.
The structural q Iron Workers have
raised wages " cents an hour and
reduced the working hours to eight
without a strike. These workers,
however, were forced to Sc a three
weeks strike in the district to secure
the same cond itions. The mayor / Of
this city has requested the resident
OF the Trades council to appoint two
unto nistss to- act on the new charter
EconmittAa. s. al ss
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27
PLACE YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE
G& WITH
L U. YOUNG
\ g-I.. AGENT FOR
MILLION DOLLAR COMPANIES
F ONLY.
615 PROVIDENCE BLDG.
GRAND 437 MEL. 1929
Z LOW. STRIKE RECORD.

BOSTON, June 26.-The records OF.
the State Board of Cancellation and
Arbitration for May this year show a
remarkable reduction in the number
of labor strikes as compared with the
corresponding month a year ago.
Last year in May there were SO
strikes of rs or more workers in
that were brought to
the state boards attention. In May
of this year there were only 10 strikes
of like proportions.
In the 80 strikes in May, 1913. there
were ,073 workers involved Last
month only 1,176 were involved in the
10 strikes that were reported to the
board.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27

More men might acquire wisdom If
they were not pre-occupied with fool
ishness.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1914-06-27

$14.85.. $14.85 $14.85.
Hirsh Wickwire & Co., finest
$22:5o and 500 suits selling for
only $14.S5. r.. 80. ...,'
AT THE BIG DULUTH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE RnAD
ESTATE.

AZ substituted trustee in deed os
trust executed by N. G. Ross and T. w.
Ross, her husband, bearing date the Still
day OF October. 1907. and Of record In
Rogers for the benefit OF BEETLE r. FL.
lett. to secure the payment of tho sum
OF twelve hundred and forty dollars
(s1,2A0.o0), and waiying tho benent Of
Sean MADE IN Ess
tho debt therein secured. and being
tbereunto required by the said bene-
lciary. I will offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, in the town of Gordonsvilie.
IN tho County. OF Orange. and State OF
Virginia, on the
nth lDAl OF DECEMBER, 1914,
at IL o'clock NJ. h
all that certain tEact or parcel of land,
with appurtenances thereon. situate.
il the town. 81 aordSnsviiio. state Of
veyed by Bettie 7. Elicit 10 the said
". G.. Ross by her certain deed bearinS.
date the Sth day of October, 1907. and
to which said deed reference Is hereby
land.
On tho following terms: CASH as to-
so much OF the proceeds as may be ne
cessary TO defray the. expenses of exc
cutting this trust, Including a. trustees
main}ng unpaid upon tho said bonds
and notes; and any residue shall be
ado payable at such time and secured
In suoh manner as n. G.. Ross shall
direct, or In event OF her failure 10 givs
such direction, IN such manner as the
trustee shall 500 Mt.
Il. II. DE JARNETTE JR.,
Substituted Trustee.
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NoTICE-Cl.urcll.
eREsnrrER,AN.

FIRST BsByTER,AN CHURCH
.pIeseiiing at Il A. NJ ,s sna 9 7: NJ BY sas
school at $50. Bbi. Class at IS a. NJ Cor
dial welcome.
Sis near s snTSaxESn5AN sHgRf
ana p D. gsaiss s:Fslfs. It saaas1
GRACE STREET PREsBT ERIAN
Chureh.,Ssrviees al II O'clock A: NJ. and
CALDWELL. ID. D.
CHURCH. OF THE covENANT-REv. ).
CALVIN STEWART. D. d. Pustor.-Preack-
ing at Il o'clock A. VI, and S O'Clock p. NJ.
csg1sh Ksv SSsIs sHiR B. p
tory attracting tomorrow II A. NJ. nfld 8
b e lps asIs saRsath sf ss 'ss
Welcome
BAPTIST.
i2sn25 sAsg!s5 EHysSs nAMs
N. and 5 p. a.: The pastor viii preach st
beth services. Mosning subject: The Man
Young o Nan Getting M erriea n or Making
Iiome''1NfoaTsh- In e series OF talks to young
welcome.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST cHUHcr
grove hy ,,TS "A and Harrison strse3.ER.v
ths pastor q: /, X; 81. and s P; NJ: saaday
Ing ct O'clock.
ner Twenty fifth and Leigh streets). Broad
' j. viii ta.
and baptism. All welcome.
5fBTHoDIsr =
CENTENARY METHODIST GRACE
street.. between Fourth md Fifth Services
81 asEsass DHScAN ii "a At Sa;, Ser a.T.
Evening theme: "A Son of Cod
BROAD STREET n. L.. CHURCH tIENTH
s p. NJ. DIR. L. NJ. PURSER Will preach
rs r. the morning Tsrvcs IIis Subject WILL 10
MAN Will preach at the evening service.
CHRISTIAN.
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTINA
Church.--Thc pastor. REV. II. u. c. MAC
LACHLAN, Will preach both morning and
evening; Morning subject: "MockinS at
Sin ,s Evening apSiestS The Police and
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCIr-Rer ALEX
AMBER T. B0WSER, minister. Floyd Ave-
nue and Harrison Street Subject for SIM
sHay; Nc nslal 10: The Original EleInen.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Church OF Christ. Scientist will be held To-
morrow morning in church ed!nce tcorner
park Avenue ana Meadow Street) ut II
o''ci6ek Subject: "Mortais and lmmortals %
periehcs meeting at $3.50, The readlns-rooms
LNos. Go.-5o2) arc located In the Virginia
Railway and Power Company. Building cor.
ner Seventh and Franklin Streets, and arc
from 10 A. NJ. to r. AZ. All are cordially
invited.
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AUCTION sAIfs-Futurs Days
RY SUTTON d CO., INC,
Real Estate Auctfoneera


TRUSTEES, AuoTloN SALE OF THAT
99W W q IS T Q R s,I,,, AIo ,GES tBTsIGK
AND IIONRolG STREETS, DEsIt;.
Mated AS NO SIG WEST CLAY
STREET
Pursuant to. the authority of de-
the 18th day OF November. 1911, in the
Chancery: cause therein depending un :
der the short style of s. Beedman, who
s anS ,,r Sss;. vs.. Bennie Laska; ct nls.
from a. A. and NJ. i. Schwarts to Frank
L. sutton. trustee, dated July 81, 1911
recorded In y. u. 212-A, page i02, III
the clerks office OF Richmond Chancery
Court, the undersigned Will seli Mpoi,
the promises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1914,
Mt 4;8o O'clock P. M,
to tho highest bidder the above do.
scribel two-story modern brick dwell
Ing. No. 816 West Clay Street. Rich
mond, Va. containing 3 rooms with
10 frontlng 90 feet on the north side
8 inches to the centre OF n eortain alley
In common feet wide. Thls propertS
IL well located and most Desirable rs
an Investment. for renting purposes
or pssrWanens homo.
this trust: all taxes to day of salo and
i iS pay on 4 note Of $50 due JIly 81,
amnunfyin .. 81 J.. 9s nso and two notes
the balance at six and twelve months
WITH interest added and secured by a
deed Of trust on the property; or ali
eash at the option Of tho purchaser.
SUTTON & CO. i fSc., = soT Trast;ee.
Auctioncers
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VIRGINIA RA eDSfEASEyA AND POWER
Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond, Va. October 80, 1913

Notice IS hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Virginia Hallway and Power Company
company, in the city OF Richmond, Va.
on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1914
at IL o'clock N.
The transfer. books will be closed on
Saturday, October 81. 1914. az 12 O'clock
NJ. and Will no reopened on Thursday,
November 10. 1914, at 10 o'clock A, AZ
q. b. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
NORTHERN CORPORATION.
165 broadway, New York.
Now Yorlr, Ootober q

New Tork, Ootober 90, 1911.
n, nqai Msss!ns Sf sSs stoskheldSss Of 4
held on Wednesday. November is, 1914,
at II o,clocis IN the forenoon. at Room
psns sasiains. corner on Of sovssth c4 and
franklin Streets. In this ,cit. Of Rich
mond, virginia, which place has been
Directors as the place for holding said
nesting, At which, rneetlng tho annual
received and acted upon, "A board OF Dr.
rectors elected for the ensuing year,
and such other business transacted as
ing. For the purposes Of said meet
ing the stock transfer books OF the
Company will be closed at tho close OF
business on Friday, November 6, 1914,
and .reopened at tho opening of business
on Thursday. November 10, 1914.
II. L. UTTER. SacratarI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14

AN opportunity to be a detective.
Write Chas. Q. Burch. Private Detec.
tive Agency. Park Building, Richmond,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
NOTICE is hereby given that tho regu-
Lar. annual meeting OF stockholders
Complain viii Be held at the t oice %
V. on TGESpAY, the I?th, day Of
The transfer. books OF the t>inpany
VIII close wednesday, November I.
1919. at O'clock r. NJ. and will be
reopened on wednesday. November 10,
1914. at 10 o'clock A. M.
II. l.. BORDEN,
Secretary.
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BY EDWARD 8. ROSE COMPANY
Real Estate Auctiouears

Commission, auction sale OF No. 1907
West Cary Street, lot 80 feet inches
front by depth or 1852 feet 6 ,inches to
On alley IN rear. The inproVemenis
consist OF an attractive frame dwell
ing or seven rooms, with the usual CITY
conVcnicnces, an up-to-data front porch
with Colonial columns. Commencement
car lines. '' W
BY virtue of the below mentioned
deoreo, viii sell by auction upon the
premises on eA'
TUESDAY,
tho 18th Day Of November. 1914.
at 4o'Clool1 p. NJ,
this truly inviting piece OF real estate.
DweiIngs answering TO tflis description
are greatly IN demand. Hence. II YOU
are IN quest OF homo or Investment.
named. and II possible bccome it's
TERMS: one.thira cash. balance NJ
siX and twelve tnontlts, with per
cent interest from day OF sale The
title to be. retained until tho entire
ance ordered BY the Court or = iii Yia cash,
ut the option OF the purchaser.
PHIL u. SHIELD.
Special Commissioner.
Stanley a. Williams ct ais vs. Pris-
Of tho city of Richpond, decree Of
November 10. 1914.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the Special Com,
ni tssnon ,n haa been b duly given;
Testo: cHAREns o. sAv1ruu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14

Tho Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company,
ONCE OF the Secretary.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the reeu-
lar annual meeting OF stockholders
Of The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company Will be held at the office OF
Va, on TUESDAY, tho 18th day OF No
vember, 1914. at 1850 o'clock p. NJ.
II. l.. BORDEN.
- Gecretary.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Connection Company.
Office OF the Secretary.
Richmond Va, November 2. 1914.
NOTICE ls hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
Iomao and Richmond and Petsrsburs
Railroad Connection Company will be
held at It's office, In the city of Rich
November, 1914, at II o'clock A. NJ
The stock transfer books will be closed
ct o'clock p. NJ, Monday, November o,
1914, and reopened at 10 O'clock A. M
Tuesday. November II. 1914.
w D. DUKE, Secretary
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PERSONAL.
NoTICE-Lessl

day, November %. 1911. at 10 O'Clock
A.. NJ. on that date. the undersigned Will
offer for sale at public auction, at tho
No. sol East Main Street. Richmond,
Va. 800 shares. of the par value OF
tavista Cotton Mills. incorporated, a cor
poration doing business at Altavista,
va JOHN L. WILLIAMS s: SONS.
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MEETINGS.

a 4 special oonim unioation Of Tenn
" PIE pie, ledge s e N9 % A. +; & a. A.,
corner Adams and Broad Streets, Fri
day evening November IS, at? p. NJ.
sister lodges and tsansient breehren are re
cordially and fraternally invited to be
present.
BY order OF worshlpful master.
G.. II, MASON, Eccretary.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days
TRUSTEES SALE
sMOF t4,
REAL ESTATE NEAR THE VILLAGE
OF MANhRtN, G 100 HLA u
COUNTY, VA - -, ~


from by y yiia e. n certain deed Of trust
trustee, dated tho sith day Of 'a Fss..
clerk's ofie'e OF Goochland f1 County. 'h iS
Deed BOOK no. %, page 100. to secure
tho tho mo- notesho aSa for tho payment OF
payable two years after date. drawn BY
tho said Julia o. Anglea and indoraed
~ tyye her; dsrauis having been mSde In
cured. and, being thereto required by
the beneficiary, I will Offer for sale.
der on tho premises adjoining A Henry.
": Harris's store. ncar the village OF
Manaltin, in tho County OF Goochland.
VA, on
MONDAY.
the 23d Day OF November. 1914,
at the hour of 12 NJ. that day,
ali that certain tract of land. with
ing, situate in tho County OF Gooci,-
land. Ea.. and containing ono hundred
and hfty,seven $50 acres of land.
On tho south by James River; on the
west by tho alnds OF Horny ]. Har-
lie Road: and on the cast by the Denton
= part of tho old shclton tract.
Cash as to so much OF tho proceeds az
mny BIO necessary to defray the ex-
pcnses Of executing this trust, includ-
cent, and to discharge the amount OF
money then remaining unpaid on the
manning unpaid on a note OF $500, dated
November II, 1908. drawn by same
parties and payable five years after
ors to Same beneficiary, and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office of said
county in Deed Book No. %. page 22s.
on credit of twelve months, svi-
denced by note to DO givou by .pur-
payable twelve months after date and
secured by deed OF trust on tho real
estate to secure the payment Of same.
However,, should purchaser prefer, he
can pay all of the purchase and close
up the sale
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

kLESMEN making the general store
trade who wish to make extra money
fn learn or good side line paying large
nd extensively Advertised; corrcspou.
fnce confidential; give full particu-
|rs In first lotter. Address p. @. Box
I4S Richmond va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14
BUSINESS CARDS.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
WISHES TO Buy GOOD TURF For
SODDING GRAVES BY THE WAGON
OR CARLOAD, OR WOULD CON
TRACT FOR THE PRIVILEGE Or
CUTTING THE TURF IN SOArErGOOD
PASTURE CONVENIENT TO CITY
HAUL OR RAILROAD. JOHN n.
HOOPER, SU Perrin Ut L Nd IE " y,
PHONE MADISON 2449.
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FOR sALE-Farn,s.


HIGH CLASS modern estate and stock
farm including stock and personal
property in Bedford County will be
sold regardless OF value III next 80
days: Best farm In county. II inter-
ested wire me TO meat you at Forest, or
Yor particulars. II. II. Meschcndorf.
Forest Depot, Va.
THE beautiful Florida lake region Is
on high ridge known as the Back
bone OF the State and the south end CO
this ridge in Polk County. has the best
ycnr-rppnd climate In the world. It
Is one OF the healthiest sections Of the
United States. and the best citrus fruit
rolling; 200 TO 800 feet above SEQ Lowell:
positively no MOSQUITOES and can be
can be made b. investing In these lands,
either as speculation or developing
to orange and grapefruit groves, than
any investment on caItn. Take a L.
day vacation trip and investigate. We
can get you very low rate for round
trip. Two excursions each month.
Write for literature and excursion
dates. Donald Il. Baker. r. o. Box 115.
Richmond Va
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|ANTED. speciality statesmen; cxclu-
sivo territory; liberal commission
(ntract. Mail orders credited. Samples
lee. Manufacturer to one dealer each
|Wn. Call Room 457 AIurphy's Hotel
"A. M. to s L. NJ
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For sAI.E-yshicles.


$50. ono rSntabout $50. and $25. One
furniture wagon. one light truck, ono
laundry wagon. ono farm wagon. bug
CLOS, surreys and runabouts. For bar
gains. see Thos. II. Dul1o 6: Co., SO4
Brook Avenue.
single truck. good repair.
Dayton wagon.
! rubber rubber tired business buggy, newly
WAGONS for all uses. top or open
LARGE assortment OF buggles, sur
reyr, phaetons and runabouts. g
AUTO bodies to Mt Ford chassis; any
stylo body built to order. -.
REPAIRING and painting our spe-
eialty.
A. MEYERS SONS,
1871 East Cary Street
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WANTED-Rooms

ARE your rooms etilI vacant? Regis.
ter them with u.s. We can rent then
for you. Room Rental Exchange, Room
~. Ebel building, S32 East Main.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. to converse French and Ger
man with children part or whole
day. 214, care Times-Dlspatch.
YOUNG Indy. foreigner. speaking
French and German, wants position
MS Eoverness in Richmond or Vicinity.
210. caro- Times Dispatch.
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WANTED-ARents

" ANTI State o,oa agent for sanitary
cially practical. Patented 1919. No
charge. for territory. business propo-
reasonable stock necessary Address
Manufacturer. care OF this paper. Civ
Ing phone number. l. 118. care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-14
FOR REET-Houses.

FOR rent. 1908 West Avenue. cornor
house: steam heat rooms and bath.
Apply above number.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

WOOD AND COAL A.
THAT burns mako comfort and happi-
ness In the home. Have been pleas
Ing housekeepers sixteen years. Try
me once. Longs. 1906 West Broad.
COAL AND WOOD -
THAT burns make comfort and happi-
ness In the homo. Have been pleas
ing houselkeepers 16 years Try me
once. Longs, 1906 West Broad.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
SHOESI SHOES.

stIOEsl SHOES. SHOES.
923 East Broad. near City HALL, Is tho
:. now home Of Bowden's Sample ahoe
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
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FOR sALE-Busfnes,.

FOR .sniS, grocery and confectionery
business In live town; will inven-
month. Box SO. kcnbridge, Va.
SALOON, for salo on account OF being
unable to givo same proper atten-
tlon; good location. Address Box Ib1
Danvilie. Va.
FOR sale. new suburban hotel in Zee.
near Pimlico race track, ali modern
conveniences. Doing good business ali
year round, about $4,000 a year. Will
sell cheap. Good reason for selling
License guaranteed. Write to w. G.
Gardner. Proprietor, Arlington, Balti-
more County, Nd.
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TANTED by young man experienced
IN. the different lines OF Office work.
place where he can show his worth:
present, employed. e 500, care
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