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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
THOMAS GILMORE LUCEY
PLEASES LARGE CROWD

A crowded house Ereeted Thomas
Elmore Luccy last night at The El6s
thcater and he merited It, Air. Lucey
appeared under the auspices OF the
Santa Fc reading room entertainment
committee.
Probably Mr. Luceys most proc
nounccd impression upon the audi-
cncc was as Edgar Allen Poe imper-
snnling the American poet he re-
cited "rhc Raven Another pleasing
role With the crowd Was when BE- ass
sumcd the character of Shakespeare
lacharl I'LL. dressed ia ihe garb OF
that King and rcciting Shakespeare
ines from several scenes in tho drama
ot thtt name
Carl Ncatch was piano accompn-
mist for MIR. Lucey in several vocal
numbers. MI Neutch is a member ef
lhc roucr-Neatch Concert company
of Topeka Kan. another santa Fc
reading room entertainment Tho
Nratch- Porter company was sla>in
here Yesterday. en- route from belen 40
GHllup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
z MORE N. s. j.
SINGERS HAVE
SMALLPOX NOW
Dr. j, E Elder Receives Report
That Disease Breaks Out at
Columbia Students De-
tanned Here Are Recovering,

Two moro members OF the univer-
sity of Missouri plec club. quaran-
tined here recently when three of TIC
parts became ID with smallpox. have
the disease now Br. j. y. Elder Sau-
ca 20 coast lines physician learned
yesterday.
The fourth ana fifth cases did not
develop until the students reached Co-
huhlu MO- the university town
Ihey were Naecinatcd with the others
mere and for this reason DR. Elder
believes their illness win De mild
only six members of the club had
NOT been Naecinatpd previously. Dr
Elder learned When he was scratch
ing their arms In their car here after
the quarantine had been declared.
Three of this number are I'm the de-
tontion hospital here and two are
now under quarantine at Columbia.
The other has not yet shown any
symptoms of being the sixth member
OF the entire party To take smallpox.
Guaranteed students Sing.
The three students now in The de-
tfntlon hospital here have mild cases,
Dr Elder said. In fact one has prnc-
tionlly recovered, but the trio will
have to remain here for a week or
ten days longer, until there is no dan
ger Of their spreading the disease.
Tom Morrln. city sanitary nspec-
tor makes a trip to the hospital ey-
cry morning carrying armfuls Of
mail to the youths. sent I'm care of
mnlpoX hospital, 'pcsthouse. and
similarly addressed. The victims are
not allowed 10 answer any of these
missires
They were not SO ill when They
We're removed from their ear To the
hospital that they forgot To take their
musical Instruments with them. and
the strains of college songs may boz
hoard sometimes at a distance from
the building That. however is ONLY
when the wind is right. and that U.S.
ually is the signal for closing WlndoWs
in That northumberland that does
not mean The QuaraHtined students
melodies are not tanefu
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
DRAWS LARGE CROWDS

Tho rally of INC Bernunlo County
sunday school association yesterday
brought ont large crowds 10 both the
afternoon and evening services Tho
services were held mt tine First Pres
hytcriau chmch and the exercises,
which were off am exceedingly interest
lng character were greatly enjoyed.
Tho program 0f Che two services was
as folluNa
Afternoon Service.
Hlymn-"All Hail the Power 81 Je-
sus Name
Invocation DR. L. NJ LongfeuaW.
Selection 10y Baptist SUNDAY school
orchestra
puat Bcrard si,vcrt and David
William ot Christian sunday school.
Vocal solo Mrs. j. o. schwentker
Address Miss 81. A. Smith of Rio
Gundc Industrial school Subject
.Miasious"
Vocal sulo-Hiram Cudahac of Gem
trail Avenue Methodist SUNDAY school
Piano solo Howard Mann of
Lutheran sunday school
Violin solo-Wilum King of ST.
Johns Episcopal sunday school
Girls Harwood Industrial
school The Glory song Ia English
and Spanish
Addrcss-Rev ". G. Merritt of
Clcrmout, calf. ncld secretary of
SUNDAY school work.
Evening SCrA ice.
Hymn Coward Schristian Sol
oilers.
lnVupation-BcV g. s.. Foreman.
Plano eolo-Miss Eleanor Hyde oil
Congregational SUNDAY school
Anthem First Presbyterian church
choir.
Address KEY Archie T0otaker.
subject "rhe strength and Weakness
of oar sunday Schools
Muflc-Flrst Presbyterian sunday
school orchestra.
Vocal elected
Addross-Rev ~. d. Merritt field
secretary OF Cmrcmont. CALI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
PUBLIC NIGHT SCHOOL
STILL CONTINUES TO
GROW IN ENROLMENT

Enrolment at tine public ulsht
schroi increased last week with the
attendance of seventeen new pupils.
who brought the total registration up
60 the l3a mark.
The continued increase n the eu-
fellment haa surprised even Suporin-
Yndent 1em Milne. Who. although
he believed the institution would prove
successful did not expect the NUM-
ber If pupils to Keep ON growing SO
long after The opening. Arrangements
have been made hy the night school
faculty. however. for teaching as many
pupils COS thc Central school building
viii seat several teachers aud form
er teachers who have volunteered
thelr pcduguglcll services have not
yei been called upon. They arc avail
able GO amy umc the attendance grows
too largo tor the present faculty 60
handle
superintendent Milne guessed that
The average attendance last week was
from seventy hto to eightN-ilye OW-
ing Go The fact that every teacher
keeps hlH own attendance records. he
was nnahle Is static positively Just
what the usuul number 90 answer the
roll call WAS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09

SOCIETY MAKES
STRONG APPEAL
Statement Issued by 0rganiza-
ton Tells Of Work Done to
Relieve Suffering Of Poor Of
City,

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
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IT eNhNehtA'if 'At'Vpath' Aei' -.
feh .ahay n'otr nose booo sui
1aihmclai Fresh To-day
Regular stated H4aloH of mHUt
AhNad Trmple. 90 81 H. 900
Masonic temple ihia evening nt 81
o'clock. There viii hifu anukef
Ilpn prilso sL4 vot# tl,r grand
prize rnea I'D sunni. Monies. puHf.
81 February "a. Wna It'll AbuuHDnfHU
fut d short tmD iHal WThl IN 900 WAY
from fos AUralcs to Dmr8ea
Ar ana All. b rh..nrt.4u 81
s,I,n pef, los tu.ntatorynt Inat nlrbt
fnr fhe rhonaa Elmofe ler,t enter.
taInmem. given md,r the 8uamtoa I'D
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
HARRY GORDON GOES
INTO REAL ESTATE

llsu C.. Gordon, one of the best
known and popular young business
men lu Albuquerque, has gone into
the real estate, brokerage and tnsu-
augc business. with offices ut ~"
south Auo street.
Eor several years AIR Gordon has
been employed us composition in some
of the leading publishing houses in
the city aud IS known "a q host or
friends WHO VIII wish alm Wei in his
venture lle a well acquainted with
local conditions and will doubtless
meet With much announcement in hia
new Held
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
MAYOR ON AUTO TRIP
FINDS LUNCH LOST BY
LUCKLESS AUT0ISTS

IN me parry parties Wis.,
NFmHPeH fhifHpH iNHrh ffum their
automobile 90 the Albuquerque
Zorro road 1851 ftnd m iheif names
I RlN ten thru what became pi thril
lunch, MAYOR ~ k. D. fclHt au-
nounsel laat Hleh up0n hIs lolun
from an aato trIp to socnfro The
mayor Nus aD eupsn.ra n Nfs SOB.
lefs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
LOCAL ITEMS
WEArlIIsn RIEpORT.
or INTE REST

For the twonty-four houra ending
az s o'clock yesterday evening
MoNimum temperature tli mini
mum, "a rnnNt fi temperature at y
e'pipek yesterday afternoon 80 south
winds clear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
THE REST Eggs

Are produced only hy neaithv hens
Ted pure ieQd tn sanitary heas and
clean Nard4
are YOU eating the lestq
order them@Gentry's-
AZ 1anas Maloys. Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
SCHOOL BANKING v
SYSTEM SUCCESS
FOR FIRST WEEK
Number Of DeposItors Among
School Children Under Plan
Adopted by Board Of Educa-
ton Is 1856 Deposits $40,

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lug -' ".l''.'.l' lolal account
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fienra rhD 1.,..''.. '"'. 'Nel
81 '"Ns' ttolh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
Crescent Hardware Co.

Goods Cutlery. ripe
Fitting Plumbing Heating Copper work
SIS W CENTRAL AVE TELEPHONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09

tate taHu Commissioner r. T. Er-
wen was in Albuquerque Yesterday an
ms way Ga fas cruces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09
b. NJ. WILLIAMS

Rooms ] and 3. Whiting Building,
Corner Second and Gold.
Phone No G84
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-09

sadlle horaos rfImblg'a Rcd narn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
Jor salt

spring hats in Tie latest St stli - Full
new line OF Manhattan shirts In
spring and summer wear Also
broken lots Of me hats at red,,ced
prices. CAN early ana get your
choice MCSCOE GAKNETT sos
East Main
oNE Tor PANEL WAGON, GOOD Or
dor, anu painted, 500.
TWO orrN EXPRHss WAGONS
TWO SURVEYS. GOOD ORDER,
painted Big BARGAINS
If ,, II NEED OF WAGONS FOR Any
liver ~ terms 10 suit.
BUSINESS BUGGIEs FOR THE Busl-
IF You WANT 4 Tor BUGGY, RUB
beg or steel tires. sec US.
4 MEYERS SONS, Ial EAST CARY
street
TWO CAMERAS. Sxlo AND 5xs. wrTn
ltns and shutter. p;ate holder. tripod,
- can or ADDRESS Room 400.
Times Dispatch Building
HAVE roCH PANAMA AND STRAW;
mats cleaned bcfor" the rush from
tho Old reliable sCHLOSS. The Hat
FOR SALE, THE FCKNiTuRE III 4
WcI!-iCTE!shed niuc-room house with
lease near Jefferson Hotel q so.
care Times Dispatch.
ESTABLISHED OLD SHOE Bust
ness. Clean up-to-datc stock. VIII
iny"ntOrY <S.euu VIII sell reason
ALL ,ftor quick buyer Apply BRYANT
SHOE co. INC.. Pctershurg VA
EAHE OrPOKTUNiTY- LEASE
thG iurnIl Hre 81 q twelve room house.
mouse oG,up!ed; centFally located;
Dispatch
FOR SALE. DWELLING STORE AND
~ acres GOOD land, two miles Louisa
'NrtAouSe on main road FOX -,
l."uje Louisa. Va
COPIES d Sir i 81 hioSks .tivciH "
the Governors OF VIRGINIA and MIS-
tory OF Virginia. This most iu-
tereS,ng ana valuable illustrated
ii6ok t%%G s1T'ATffoIE'REiY G G5;Lj-
Any 3l4 East Main Street
FOR SALE. bARHER SHOP FIXTURES
Norrh Isipiteeuih street. a. wnoiS
Or iu detail GEO y WHITE. IDS
North E!shteenth street,
oN ACCOUNT or MOVING VIE Will.
sell ~ low prices our stock Of boilers
engines, concrete mixers, pumus
W9@d"orkinE MACHINERY. etc. 7 BLU
FANCY FRUITS, BUTTEE AND EGGS.
Arason coffee and Yosan tea. HAY
~ WEST
Nh II, . Li>ElETlEf or CowHEAs FoE
PMS Tenn.
w: ARE now SHOWING SPRIN,i
Styles OF suits ana all kinds of la
oies and misses reudN-made gar
heulS. " III give Inducements TO
carly buyers. Alterations trcc. MRS.
l.IlS BEAR. Al East Main Street.
PONIES For SALE BREEDER
herds of Welsh ponies; also young
growing StoCk ~ Welsh Mountain
and SHETLAND PONIES Of highest grade
and 'ypc. Inquiries prOm.tly an
swcreG. Write or apply MjETROSE
PONY FARM. CartsTsv:llc. Va.
GOOD SINGING CANARY BIRDS.
talking poli parrots goldfish ana bird
Nupn!es gu co. Ens, Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
auction 5aIrS, Cbfa DAP
BY j. p. Cook & Co, INC,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
PROPERTY KNOWN As no 301o TAY-
LOR STREET

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
TO the urdcrsigned rs trustee. dated
recorded In the clerks Office of Ifcr-
rico circuit Court, j.. Il. 2pO-B, page
1913, default having hccn made in the
payment OF the debt thereby secured.
and being required so to 10 10y the
noteholdcr | viii sell at public auction,
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. 1914.
at o'clock l.. NJ.
the real estate described in tho atorc
said deed. being 25Nt2U feet on tho
southern line OF Taylor street. between
Sheppard and West Streets, win good
detached two-story frame dwelling
thereon. and known az No S0l9 Taylor
street.
The above property Is In good con
ditlon. and rents for $500 per year.
TERMS; Cash so much as is ncces-
sary to deiray the expenses OF this
sale including a trustees commission
on pei cent, and 10 pay a note OF
$1,000, together with interest thereon
nom March II, 1915, the payment OF
the bniHnco of purchase money TO be-.
announced At sale,
W II L. SMITH. JR.
1.-,,. Trustee.
AuCttonecre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
Rooms for Eent

Two NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS.
G1nN"ment 20 bath and phone, 403
East Cary street
NICELY FURNISHED. gENTEn
rooms 5ec, aHy up THE ROANOKE
~ North Eighth
FDH RENT, SECOND STORY RNCK
Iy"ul' ti"hkiin, between Third ana
oHLth streets Phone Monroe 295l-J
TWO LARGE CONNECT P0GlIS
furnished for housekeeping iO4 West
GpMFoRTABLE, LARGE ROOMS. CON
v"nient - business centre. ~ li-
East Franklin street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
Rsrtin1a

- -
HtH'huc Coast Line Railroad Com pany.
!i'Sc % inc .0,Srctary.
NJ ~ y. IL ilriEhBN GINEN THAT y
Sttvi3i lhd Eeut RAJ meeting OF The
ItovNH"iItIa Or ~" AtlantIc Coast
I.tHI h"hI"!" "thrHl'E VIII be held
- sIt "!ltt "i me company. - Byrd
nIeI' i2ihN"ia ih M CITY Of Rich
-'.iv, ' s!"..T on NrdncSday, April
10y, l'l'' 81 "a /" cIrcN y NJ, FOR Tho
pa. Pos "l c"hsi"eiiHS' passing upon,
""Vnu' I'M" ,-hH tHHsehtinS 10 dis
o!tS.L"inA tHt iG'lhtf Issuance Of
"'.HS ~ nc - litHt!t Coast Line
i'dii Io.'u CothP "Hy under ana secured
~ , 'n'toc unoItE"sC !" United
,H'u9 ~ Htil"'HS' -! New YORK,
t,uHSttc' "al 81 N"NeH'heI ~ Hp2, and
80, 'h s'''u !h'l tGaE'' ah" ior me
r., 20 ~ '"i.9'u' l.'7slns upon,
""" '"'Si iIhs - Inc
",II'N'Ii-' l5s", az" lSP'S'uon ~
va "'"'' TO- ~ t"t atlantic
49," "N N"'"PHh!' IN
~ W, ""Hlr" h"lHS' thc isaHo
rnus ~ a." ia "' u'S'"i'' .nutu OF So!d
yp''"n ~. $4,000 ~ 'i' iit aESIeE1to
~ ~ E"'v, o. 40 NHi"!c" 'n!iiion
iro.i"' ;, I" D' '9'utV IA SrIits' bear
,.''' '"t,'' - Z" sue" t""!ul rae or
49, ,, i'.'3 itt' NINE" from
tors ~ ~. Atl5rfi, S,.t, H., IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
FORCED TO MARRY
At PISTOL s POINT
Young Woman. in Affidavit,
Tells OF Becoming Wife OF
Catholic Priest,
KIDNAPPED BY HER BROTHERS
Ceremony Performed by Minister
in West Virginia Town
Under Duress
KIDNAPPED BY HER BROTHERS

Pittsburgh March 9i-IIow she ana
d priest We're ltiduapp"d and forced 10
marry each otn'r AT inc point Of y re
yolNer, is told in remarkable affidavit
bi Miss Mary Christian Moran, made
public to-day.
u to the present Miss Moran has
consistently denied that she and Father
~ les " Sweeney. rector OF -. James =
Roman Catholic Church, At Sew!cklcy.
We're married on january & at Wells
burg " Wa, but IN TINS affidavit she
admits the ceremony, and declares that
q was performed under duress. The
"Niy brothers. Daniel j., Frank T.. ana
Il. Emmett Moran, an living in Ham
moud, Ind, were told hy my sister
elizabeth that Father sweeney had
given me EXPENSIVE clothes, and that
my room Was hlled with immodest pic
lures. This SO inilamcd them that they
FASTENED To Pittsburgh IN January.
after breaking II in, threatened me
vim rcvoiv"rs beat me- Knocked me
frighuul manner. / was black all
THAT nisht ono % my brothers re
manned iu the room watching me. The
next morning my brothers ordered inc
10 cali up Father Sweeney on the telc-
phone. was then ordered 10 say that
would meet Kim in Sewlcklcy, at Wal
nut and Bank Streets, at 6:i5 O'Clock
with my brothers. l was driven In
large motor car 10 the meeting place.
ana Mlcn rather sweeney arrived at
the spot my brothers, threatening him
With their rcyolvers. forced hu into
tn" car We then returned TO our
home. on the Northsidc
Threatened to kiIl.
Nv hon We hnd entered the house my
brothers pointed their rcvolvers ut
Father sweeney and ordered him to
marry me or they would blow out hts
Drains,
Father Sweeney struck my brother
Dan in the face, and then my brothers
EicEcd and beat Father Sweeney Ic-
side the reviewers, my brothers had
iuUcElcrs. chloroform. acid and long
steel spikes. Father Sweeney was kept
al our house until morning. when We
entered ia" car with lay brothers and
were driven 10 WcllshurG During the
ride 10 that citN my brothers repeat
eddy threatened TO Kan Father Sweeney.
They also declared that II Iislop
his ht1d of
"Altcr ~ arrived ~ MalIahnr..- ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
EuarOinG

INN. HAMPTON ROADS
country ana scashore combined with
city conVeEiences. Send for litcra
ture. MISSES T-ABB. Boulevard Inn.
lIAmrtnn. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
4orOtrSStunal tsflp elaantro

THE v!RGINiA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges. public ana private
schools with teachers without charge.
teachers needed in Virginia and the
Southyrn states. correspondence So
iicIten \. W. CkIDLiN Manager.
Soodland Heights. Richmond. Va.
Dh9ne Madison 5J7s. Also Gordons-
EilIc branch. WALTON HALL.
Maisogcr Box l5l. Gordonsvilic. Va.
w WANTED. y POSITION AS STENOG-
i1Ih"r. with several years experience
~ genera! Ollie" work Address *
~. care Times Dispatch
VOCAL TEACHER DESIRES PUPILS:
price reasonable. For further infoT-
nation call Monroe 3c3O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
5oliritpr5 ann Salf5mcn

W ANTED. SoLICIToES-A LARGE
III insurance conpany VIII pay sal
industrial solicitors to son u n" m
rNl' hce policy on Tho weekly pay
lY'ht pinn' For particulars. call al,
company office. Room 80 1Oi I.yric
EuiidinH WM. SHEDD iOI.ToN.
Manager.
" ANTED. SOLICITORS AND GREW
managers !inncd!atcly; steady po-
sltion MIR. SHERLOCK, North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-25
jildto i:pr Nrnt

WANTED. TO DISPOSE OF UNEX.
pircd lease for a desirable Hat on
COO block West Grace street Pos.
session at once. X 93i, care Times
Dispatch.
apartment at The Hanover. two front
rooms ana bath, furnished on nm.
furnished. Phone Monroe 3lS3
THE REST FLAT IN TOWN FOR THE
money; new and up-to-dnte: nvo
rooms and bath; only $50; 22ll Wcst
Main Street Call any time after .
J.. NJ.
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aGent9 llllnten

WANTED, FEW LIVE, WIDE
:'wLhe canvasscrs on good selling
proposition. Liberal commission.
N"nr'ss - 4"o, care Times Dispatch.
w hNIED. MEN OR WOMEN TO TAKE
orders Tor our fast selling ScVcu-Dar
boz oil nigh grade toilet soap: big
setter 30 per cent commission:
agents make from so 10 $50 per
week, repeat orders assured. writn
q once Tor full particulars. CROFTS
~ REED co. Dept. S-30l. Chicago,
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HOTEL LEL.ANDE.

brother Dan secured tie license i'm u,o
coui thousc and thcn We went 10 n
squire once bat the lutter sald that
H"ne: INC laws sc wuuld have TO 10
married ~ i minister. Nh brpthtrs
WIN ihcir hands iu thor puckvts hnl,t-
ms tH'iE reNoiNcrS. thcu drove tn, CAR
Y" ~" nome OF Rev. Francis NJ ElddIc
q Christian minister. where th, tcr.-
Mou} VAS performed witGout orr con-
sent, "ud WIT" 80, were constai,tIy
nenar'd by tho weapons iu my broth
Nothue improper ever took place
nytW cen I@thhr Sweeney and myself
i ht you'll" Wa all caused ~ ,nv SIS
ter who was anxious Tor revenge AFTER
ing
Mary Moran, made me aHlaylt on the
ADVICE al u Y -. WattcrSou, her At
tp'hcy, in order 10 explain the anair
winch has colscd Father Sweeney TO
lie restrained uy The church nuthort
les from occupying his pulpit. ana
stirred church circles To tho DONNA
GeN"iAi days 1go Daniel J, Moran OF
li1mmond Ind, wrote an opcn lCttcr
20 Inc iittsburgh ucW .napers in which
i''A charged that his sister Mary. Der.
Ter known rs reua Moran. was marricJ
70 Father Sweeney by Rev i'raucis
ftdulc, pastor Of the Christian cknrcb
~ Weliaburg, W Va. lie was led To-
make nows OF the marriage public he
said. because Father sweeney had CON
unueo TO I'LL his church Office.
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keal C5tatc for sale

BARGAIN IN 'li2-ACKH FARM NEAR
dnShiimonu; about - In cultivation;
tie. horses, poultry, hogs. iuachiuery.
nay, fair orchard, good soil. lot Of
good farming tools. a bargain can DC
l'2 East Main Stieet, Richmond. va.
Sl.Vhi;At ,ENrEhIENcEp LOT
nonaade rca estate men hes, sell
ing proposition ou the market Ad-
dress : 5O7, care Times Dispatch
FoE SALE. a HIGH CLASS COUNTRY
nome ~ miles itom Elchm0ud.
place has - acres, hut viii -ell as
house, with modern improvcuoilts
tiiS place is between two electric
ilhes. Address y 935. care Times
1lp VIRGINIA AVENUE BARTON
iiclEhts, 50Hll7, and IL splendid con-
dltlon cail phone Madison 4l4i. and
he owner VIII arraug" 10 show you
ihe property.
MY LARGE, NEW, MODERN HOME
on dep corner lot. fronting 100 feet
ON Giatcr Park car line can he
bought al less than cost by q qlIick
purchaser. Address 3 40 care Times
Lot oN NORTH AVENUE. LARGE,
shade trees. sidewalks and sewers
IAN y" purchased a less than market
PJlcc Address + az care Times
i''0l't' a~ii+
For SALE. az ACREs OF OSBORNE
Iurnukr about a.. miles from The
eltl. Address T. SULLIVAN. r.. i. -.
80 D. richmond. Va.
HIGHLAND PAItk AnDTTfON-T
making a small cash payment and Il
small amount each month thereafter.
you can secure q lot iu this beautiful
subdivision The lot paid for. a loan
can 10 secured for ht.ilGing purposes.
W,nigi' can be iIguidaJod like rent.
i'HSu!i: home built IN accordance
Wtth personal taste ana ideas On a
Hit" r"i$orHly chosen Soc for your
s.li HIGHLAND HARK DEVELOP-
iESI tpitIORATION. No I'll Mu-
tu"! Hui!dlng PHcuc Monroe 39G6
y BEAUTIFUL CORNEE LOT 100
feet front IN suburbs Can Toe bought
"t hig harga u Small amount cash.
h@4ance monthly. Address \ 9GI. care
Times Dispatch
LIST YOUR FARM WITH CoTTPEI.LS
IN AGENCY Richmond. Va Pos
lei VIII BRING necessary blank
MY EQUITY ~ ONE Of THE BEST;
lois 'n farEland Must realize at
ono" MoH,hIy payments $40 Al
-LgsS y ~. core Times Dispatch
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Situations llianten. s-smalf

WHITE WOMAN THAT CAN COOK
ana do general house work in private
family. Phone Monroe 3902-L