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Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
R|CHEY SEES
 JUSTICE DONE
Arizona Attorney Testifies At Frisco Hearing In Land Fraud Case; Ob- serves Prison Methods and Effect of Floods

Oscar T. Richey, retiring assistant to former United States attorney J. F. Morrison. returned from San Francisco yesterday with the news that the Italian land fraud gang that tried to make suckers of several Phoenix people, had been broken up. one was in the penitentiary. another about ready to plead guilty, and third being hunted down by the in dustrious law officers of California. As director in chief of the exciting man hunt that ended with the cap ture of Luis Schaffino in an Oak land bank last July, Richey was called upon for testimony in the case. He has been in San Francisco nearly month.
 While there he took the oppor- tunity to be admitted to about every court in the state, from the circuit court of appeals to the littlest state court
 He also went out to see San Quen- tin penitentiary. His description of the wonders of that penal institution is a classic. Having a very interest ing subject to talk about, Richey re- gales his friends with incidents of modern prison life that make the at tempts at ultra -humanitarianism at the Arizona institution seem med aeval
 He says the prisoners ale con- fined in separate concrete cells, each as neat as a new pin. Each man has narrow but comfortable bed. an electric light. sanitary toilet. all the books he wants, musical instru- ments if he plays, and just about as much personal liberty outside, of working hours as any man in his own room The absolute cleanliness is one of the astonishing things.
 T didn't know that a place where they house thousands of examples of fallen man could be so entirely free from filth" said Richey
 Speaking of prisons and things reminded Richey of capital punish ment, and he dug up this statement of Governor Hiram Johnson's, con- corning the infliction of the death penalty:
 '"The telegram of Mrs. Edna Ger son Montague will not in any way affect my determination in the Faliss case.
 "In cases of this sort I have only one province. to determine whether any facts exist which would warrant me in extending executive clemency. I have no right arbitrarily to set aside the statutes of the state of California.
 My sworn duty is to uphold the law. The good people who ask me to abrogate a plain law that l am sworn to enforce, might with equal propriety ask the courts to disregard this law"
 The way the rains and floods tore up the fair state of California i'm pressed the ArizOnian. Sheets of solid water were seen flowing over level lands as far as the eye could penetrate. Goodly farms were goug- ed from the hillsides and torn down the gullies Gravel and rubble were spread over fertile soils, spelling some of the finest fields and or chards of the Sacramento valley.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
GRAHAM JUSTICE |S
 SUBJECT OF RECALL
w. B. Fonda at Outs With Wet and Dry Folks and They Circulate
 Adverse Petitions

w. E. Fonda, justice of the peace. for the first precinct of Graham County, is being made the subject of q recall attack, the second ever in stituted in Arizona.
 Disagreements over the adjustment oe matters between wet and dry districts in Graham County, are be- lieNed to be the causes of the a"tion against Fonda. Quite a large section o1 tEe precinct is strong for recalling the justice. The petition has been vigorously circulated.
 A protest filed by Fonda with the Superior Court was thrown out on the ground that it didn't contain suf- ficient evidence to sustain.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
SECRETARY GILES coMING-su-

preme Secretary William Trckett Giles, of the Loyal order of Moose will arrive in Phoenix on Friday morning, March 2O The local members are planning a big mass meeting in his honor He makes but two stops in Arizona, the other being at Prescott. It is expected that there will be dele gations here from many Arizona towns Secretary Giles is furthering the interests of the proposed Moose Sanitarium. Every member of the Moose lodge is urged to be present at tonight's meeting for besides perfect ing arrangements for the reception to Secretary Giles, the annual election of officers will be held.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
Talk No. 5-Our Initial Appearance in
 Phoenix

trend, although there were indica- tions of supporting some issues. United States bonds were unchanged on call
 Metals
 Copper, steady; Electrolytic, 14.37E and 14.50;, Silver, 58k.
 Stocks Amalgamated, 73H; Smelling, 66A: Santa Fe, 96A; St. Paul. 96B: New York Central, SS7s; Pennsylvania, 110B; Reading. 1923; Southern Pa cific, 931s; Union Pacific, 156&: Steel, 63ts; Preferred, 109&
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
|SAN CARLOS DAM IN MORE
 FAVORABLE L|GHT--REPORT

from data found in the report shows an area roughly triangular in shape, which the San Carlos dam is designed to ir rigate. Starting at the present intakes of the two Gila River flood canals, the project line branches away from the river westward on the north side and southwest on the south side. At the reservoir on the south canal there is sharp turn, the line running exactly diagonal to the section lines to the river Thus the project includes much ruins, but not the present town of Casa Grande The diversion dam, corre- spending to the Granite Reef structure in the Salt River system, will be To- cated where the present intakes head in, some miles above the town of Flor ence.
 Order Held Up.
 After having mailed the notices of the departments action on the report of Investigator Wells. Col Weedin re ceived telegraphic instructions to hold them up, and he had to go down to Col. McClintocks department and dig lot of letters out of the mail This report was quite fully handled in The Republican of Sunday It would if adopted, suspend the value of the stock in the Casa Grande Water Users Association as the basis for desert land patents. The delay is caused by at torneys for the association, and is de- signed to give the water users a chance to prepare a come back.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETING

There will be a meeting of the Or ange Social and Improvement Club, at the home of Mrs. M. D. Sealock 634 N. Second Avenue on Wednesday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. A large at tendance is expected
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
DEAcoNEss HOSPITAL MEET

lNG-The Arizona Deaconess Hospi- tai and Home Board will hold the annual meeting and election of off cers this afternoon at o'clock at the Valley Bank All who are inter ested in the work as well as all mem- hers are urged to attend.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10

Ariz. Lodge No. ?, F. X A. M. will confer the 2nd degree tonight; hour of opening 7:3O P M. c. F. Leonard Worshipful er-Advertisement It
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10

Tuesday is Flour Day at Mekee's. We will refund 25c on every large sack of Kansas flour, Tuesday.-Advertise- ment US
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10

The Arizona herd turned lose on the ranges of the northern part of this state one year ago, may also be said to be growing. Considering that the herd was in transport at the usual breeding time, the birth to the cows of the herd of at least three calves, all of which were alive and growing at the last re- ports was good for the year just past.
 In all there were turned loose on the Arizona ranges some 75 or so animals There were about F bulls in the herd Of this number there have resulted at the least, three or four herds which are ranging the COconino Natural For est freely, and which have so far as the state authorities have been able to de- termine, never been mOlested.
 Rangrs in the Coconino forest. state that there will be a big increase in the size of the herds with the coming fall This summer it is expected that sev- eral calves will be born and under the wintering conditions which have been afforded this season, best prospects for numerous increases in the several herds are in sight.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-10
ARIZONA ELK
 HERD GROWING
Washington State About to Turn Over Some of It's Animals to Government to Place On National Forests
Especial to The Republican,

Especial to The Republican
 SEATTLE, Wash. March 9.-TWen- ty-six elk from the Olympic game pre- serve in Clallam County, are to be turned over to the government for shipment to oregon to be released in the national forests.
 There are now nearly 4,00O in the Olympic herd, which was on the verge of extinction when a law was passed several years ago forbidding the kill ing of any animals until 1920 The present increase is so rapid that the feeding of them during the winter is becoming a problem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
AUTOMOBILES.

FOR sale ye.y cheap. Buick 40-horse-
power nNtomobile. almost new: tully
equipped: electric lights. etc. ~late
model; particulars. SEQ West Broad
street.
AUTOMOBILE bodies mado TO order.
Richardson Brothers. els Brook Ave.
FOR tho best auto and livery service
cnil smith & Hix. formerly known as
Auditorium Stables. Phone Madison
1123 night. Randolph 6263-J.
for hire. day or night
Prompt service, reasonable rates
Auto Transportation Company. Phone
Madison 172i-J.
WILL take $3.50 for my 2-passenger
automobile in good running order IL
sold this week Il l3i. care Times
Dispatch.
1912 Hupmobile. 20-horsepowcr. q doors.
complete. With Windshield. tons, full
set of tools; mechanically perfect: only
1900. The Richmond Auto Clearing
House. Murphy block, Gle North Eighth
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
DIspArcH RICHMOND VA FRIDAY OCTOBER 80 1914
FOR RENT-Hou.c.

FOR rent. a new siS-room house. No.
IL North Rowland Street; furnace
heat. hardwood floors; very attractive
home: $3.50 n month. Apply DAVIS Bros.
Inc. 35l0 West Main Street.
FOR rent. store 425 North sixth Street,
near market. Large store. stock
and freight elevator. Sey at No. 8
West Broad. Madison 54S5.
FOR rent. III 1900 block West Grace
street. lower Nat, g rooms. bath. COM
binatlon hxtureE. gas range. gas heater
20 tank; largo rooms, very light; large
back porch. Separate entrance. Rent.
1910 per annum.
ONE OF the finest and liRhtest office
rooms. OH first floor. In new tircproot
building. centrally located. size about
sSxi1o with extra large vault: 3 private
offices. Heat and water furnished. En-
cellenl arrangement ana location for
home" Office for Insurance company
or any other business requiring any
considerable number Of employees aud
desk room.
RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department.
Main and Seventh Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30

augh, Jr,, deputy city treasurer. OF e2sI
morning at 6:45 o'clock. 1t was b
shingle roof. which burned briskiy, and
for time the blaze threatened to con-
NO. 10 and Truck Company No. ro-a
sponded to q telephone call. and put out
the IRE before much damage was done.
Captain Chasia. of the Southsidc fire
department, said yesterday that an
unusual number of fires occur at this
of furnaces and stoves that arc started
for the first time ana give trouble. He
makes Il request that the telephone be
used In the case of small bluzes, which
can usually be handled with chemical,
wagon, instead OF calling out the whole
ucE:trtrncnt. WY. !. 80
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waNrEp--Housebold GOODS.

WANTED, to buy for cash household
goods In any quantity. Phone Madi,
SON 3Sb1.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp--Maie.

YOUNG man experienced III bookkeep-
ing ana soliciting desires position ns
crcnces. Opportunity more desired than
SALARY. Address ID SO. care Times Dis.
patch.
WANTED. position as firemnn; years'
experience. Call Randolph 40.
EXPERIENCED. office man. 80 years of
bookkeeping, handling credits. trans.
portation and other office duties. lave
been connected with Il wholesale manu-
featuring concern as secretary and
treasurer 8 years. Can give best OF
reference. desired could report for
duty imlncdiately. Address =. o. Box
). Franklin. Va.
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PROPOsALS-seaied
Office. Depot Quartermaster.

Froni Royal, VA, Oct .. 1918.
SEALED proposals in triplicate for de-
cen. cavalry type. 10 per cent artillery
type, or amy part thereof, in accordance
with specifications and Instructions to
bidders TO Ice furnished. will be received
until o'clock j. NJ. eastern time)
November :. 1919, and then publicly
opened. Bids will be considered for
delivery OF animals at Front Royal, Va
Or such other prominent railroad point
as bidders may designate. Guaranty
will he required in amount of not less
than 33 - per cenkof total considera-
ton of proposal offered. information
furnished upon application to Depot
TO whom all proposals
should be addressed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
STUMbLEs OVER ROOT;
JURY AWARDS DAMAGES
James #. Mccormack Wins Verdict
of $3.50 Against City OF
Richmond
HAPPENED CHRISTMAS NIGHT
Home Of Deputy City Treasurer Bro.
naugh Is Slightly Damaged by
Fire-Automobilist Are Dismissed
on Speeding Charge.

After about an hours consideration.
a Jury awarded verdict OF S1.25O for
the plaintiff yesterday morning in
Hastings Court, part H.. in the suit OF
James I. Mccormack against the city
OF Richmond. Damages were asked iii
the sum of $4,000 for permanent in
turies claimed to have been received
by Mccormack.
The case was tried in the courtroom
Of the City Circuit Court. with Judge
Ernest II. Wells presiding. ut the re-
guest Of the city. as the wttnesses could
side court. Trial was begun on Thurs
day, morning and was concluded yes
tcrday morning at 11:45 O'clock.
Mccormack. who is about sixty years
old. claimed that he Was badly hurt
when he struck his foot against the
root Of n. tree extending over the side
walk while walking homeward OH the
night Of Christmas last. TIE obstruc-
ton projected across Cary Street. near
Loin6ardy, at height of from eight to
ten inches.
Gray Haddon Conducted the. plaintiffs
case, while Colonel George Wayne An
dersoh. assistant City Attorney. ap.
peared for the city.
Treasurer's IRams Catches Fire.
H. o. - -Y,<, In
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NoTICE-Legal

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company.
Office of tho Treasurer.
Wilmington. =. c., Oct. 30. 1914.
THE board OF directors OF, the Atlantic
clared . per cent interest on the GER
tifcatcs OF indebtedness of that COM
pany. payable at the office Of tho trens-
November !. 1919. The transfer books
are closed from the 21st day of October.
1914, to the "a day OF November, 1914.
both inclusive.
JAMES r. POST.
IRA
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Automobili.tx Ar. DI.mir..a.

Charges OF exceeding the speed limit
against three citizens cave been die.
Bon Air, and he says he expects to dis
charge the other six automobilists on
the grounds that the evidence against
missed are L. d. Harris. David HALL.
nan and X. II. Cross. who were alleged
70 nave run their machines too fast on
the Midlothian Turnpike. Magistrate
Cowan said In rendering his decision
that the automobiles may have gained
nil. but lac did not believe that the pace
was maintained.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

JaSnke s sas peJSlS s. sHT s sass
n rsf IN stest ss,y ana
Old gold and silver taken in exchange.
NOTICE isShercby given that tho Com.
merclal Firo Insurance Company OF
the District OF Columbia has ceased to
DO business III the state OF Virginia.
Tho said Commercial Ffe Insurance
Company has Insured all OF It's liabil.
ity In the following companies: City OF
New York Insurance Company, OF New
York; First National Fire Insurance
Company. OF Washington. p. c.: Anchor
Fire Insurance Company. OF Dos Moines.
Iowa: Globe and Rutgers Fire lnsur-
ance Company. Of New York City.
Therefore. the said Commercial Fire
Insurance Company has no liability In
the state OF Virginia.
TW ENTY five to one hundred dollars
mnde weekly writing advertisements.
For particulars address Watson's Mall
Order School OF Ad. Writing, Norfolk.
Va.
WANTED. the public TO Know that the
Ritou R1rber Shop Is the place to get
good aNuve for 10c. Five flrst-class
BARRIERS In attendance. Sam De Luca.
Monager. S24 East Broad.
ASPARAGUs--AsPAR
THIS season we offer great bargain
in asparagus: 3 large cans OF tips
for so cents. They are delicious. Geo.
Med. Blake & Co. No. 90 Broad street.
Phone Randolph 5i2-613.
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Personal

LESSER. the ladies' tailor. TIE only
one in town who makes speciality
in altering ALI kinds OF ladies' gar
ments in the latest fashion. Every
garment altered in my establishment
is done under my personal supervision.
Prices very moderate and work salts
factory. Raleigh Apartments. Phone
Madison 1923. Corner Harrison and
Frank lin. Richmond VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
REIMBURSEMENT.

Miss Grayce Blunt. OF 1903 Bain-r
James Henry Brown at an interesting5
wedding last night at o'clock in the
home OF the brides parents. Rev. Frank
nue. Christian Church, performed the
ceremony. Immediately after the wed
ding, MIR. and Mrs. Brown left on a
will make their home on the Southside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
ANNUAL MEETING.
pichmond LOCOMOTIVES Worke

Richmond Locomotive Works.
Richmond. Va, October %, 1914.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
held at the office OF the company. on
Hospital Street. near Mill street, in the
Virginia. on Wednesday, the nth day
OF. November. 1914, at l1:a0 In the fore
noon, for the purpose OF elepting d.
rectors and officers, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
g. b. DENNY. Secretary.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-Femnle.

a lady OF refinement would like posi-
Ton as companion or matron for
dress. Mrs. c. L. c.. Caret +. O.. Essex
county. Va.
WANTED. by refined young lady. po-
siiion as companion or nurse for
patient who does not require trained
nurse. Reference Misc Long, We
honda, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
ICE, coal AND WOOD

SPECIAL this week and next. perfect
L. dry oak and pine slabs. the great
est bargain because 1t Is the best for
cooking and l<indlinE. and thero is
nothing better than oak slabs for
crates. You can save about 81 on the
cord. My coal is freeburning. Pleases
housckeeprrs because they get pure,
line ashes The only yard on West
Broad Street. No. 1906. Longs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
NAH. ORDER
HATS. HATS.

LADIES and gentlemen's hats reshaped
to latest styles: factory facilities
Write for circulars. See Vera Hat
Works. FL North First Street, Rich
mond, Ea.
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wANTED-liouses.

WANTED. to rent n moderately priced
house. Address a So. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
KILLS HIS TWO CHILDREN
Shreveport Lawyer strangles hoy and
Girl Willie They Sleep.

Girl Willie They Sleep.
SHREVEPORT. La, october 2s.-
ROLAND Williamson. an attorney OF this
city, early to-day, Is alleged to flavs
atransled to death two OF fis children,
girl, aged eight. and an infant son..
az they lay asleep. ~
Two other children were inmoIestAd.r
Williamson later was found some dis
tance from his home in his flight
clothing and placed in Jail. He Is be-
lieved to be insane.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30

WANTED, January l, 1915, position as
travelling salesman cam furnish ref
f.rcnces and experience e. ii. Baker.
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WANTED, by young man. position as
stenoSrapher: willing start on small
'stslary- SO. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED-rertners.
ADOPTION.

& pretty, healthy baby boy, about two
months old, will be given for adop-
nish references. Call Mt 100 West Clay
Street, City.
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Sent In Hands

Harry Walter. w. Butler and NJ Mac,
Mahon, three young white mon. yestcr-
day oil the charge of stealing rides on
tlieM to thirty days each on the county
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book keeper would like
small set OF books TO keep ut night:
good references. Address - 80. care
|'fimes- Dispatch.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Atteacher wanted for a small private
school Can teach up to and in
|cluding the ninth grade and music.
Address L. NJ. Al. Crigiers;illc. Va.
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WANTED. position as bookkeeper by
young man % years old. = No
eferences. Apply y 40. care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-30
sITuATIoN wANTEp-.professlona

young man. Admitted to practice
Expert stenographor. Correspondence
solicited. II G2l. care Times Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED teacher wishes posi-
rr ti0n m taiI% sr, En ing Latin:
desired. Miss Y. Wingi1eld Warren.
Albemarle County. Va.
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FOR RENT-rurnished Flats.

FOR rent. furnished housekeeping
apartment. 3 large rooms. private
bath, hot-water heat; modern: attrac-
tive. 113 North Morris.
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SITUATION waNrEp-,lale

white boys. l6 to II
years old want employment in the
city OF Richmond. Phone Randolph 62a.
Juvenile Court Of Richmond, Room j.
k-sfy Hall
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WANTED-Room,

REFINED married couple desires one
or two rooms we'll heated and suit
l6. state price Address D 10, care
Times Dispatch.
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DETECTIVES.
MEDICAL.

THE Utah Wonder. DR.. Porter's Utah
Wonder cures tobacco and cigarette
habit. Sure euro II you FOLLOW direc.
lions. VIII send by mail on receipt
1919. Norfolk. Va.
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|WANTED, position in hardware or
grocery store, retail or Wholesale.
Address ]. b.. care Times Dispatch
South Richmond Branch.
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Treasurer's IRanfs Catches Fire.
Igniting from sparks given off from
n defective nue, the roof OF the two
story franc dwelling of j. w. Hron.
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TREASURER and manager wanted by
Southern Typewriter Rebuilding and
Must be Responsible and furnish refer
ence and be able 10 invest $4,000, which
will be fully secured. Add:Sas Z 5i4
care Richmond Times-Dispatch.
ASSOCIATE with about 500 wanted In
highly respectable, interesting. prof-
table work: no triferE. Address d 81.
care Times Dispatch.
THREE-CIIA1R barber shop. opposite
<depot, hotel and yard Office. Reason
FOR selling, sickness. j. y. Wceder.
Clifton Forge, Va.
HAVE; $500 to Invest with services in
established business: give full par
ticulars. d 80. care Times Dispatch
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BLACKSMITH wishes employment. Can
do railroad, marine, carriage work.
Have 15 years experience. Would take
lshop with little help. Understand
|ateam hammer work. Address l. 5l7,
care Times Dispatch.
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LOST AND FOUND
HELP WANTED-sIaIe

WANTED, window DECORATOR and card
writer: ono who understands depart
ment store work and advertising. VIII
g9Sa s nnS ynb ta the
Address 5. Coplon Il Sons
Department Store. New Bern, =. c.
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Observation-Disclosures.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TWO good statesmen wanted chance to
malice money. 1908 East Broad.
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HELP WaNTED--Fcmaie.

WANTED, experienced white cook
good wages; TWO in family. Reply,
giving references, TO a 612, care Times
Dispatch.