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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28
s75239,37O

Total ,239 $40
OF these debts the report, which is
signed by Viscount Goschen, the new
chairman, says:
ut is indeed deplorable that these
prosperous and progressive states Of
the great American union take no
steps to settle their defaulted debts,
and it seems, to say the least OF 1t, an
anomaly that the United States should
insist on compliance with its obliga-
tions by a country like Santo Domingo
when so many of the states within IT'S
own borders are not observing their
own engagements.
THE excuses put forward by these
states for non-payment are manitoba,
under three heads:
"CC North Carolina pleads that
her defaulted obligations We're con-
tracted while the state was being ad-
n1inistered by the federal government
a ter the Civil war. The answer to
this. of course, is that the bondholders
have nothing to do with dlherences
between the states and the fedora
government One or the other must
be responsible for the issue OF, the
loans in question, and 1t IS most IN
fair that the state should refer us
creditors to the federal government
ma that the federal government
should refer them back again 10 the
state. Tennessee for many years
adopted the same attitude as North
carolina; but the former was wise
enough to realize that no state can
maintain its position in the world OF
credit which attempts to justify the
ranudiation OF obligations by excuses
which. in the case Of individuals, would
not be tolerated in any civilized court
of law. and therefore came to settle
,nen+ with the holders of its bonds.
"t2) Louisiana alleges that there
we're irregularities of some kind or
another in connection with the issue
If most of her repudiated bonds. 1t
would. of course, put an end 10 al
credit if a state. on discovery that ITS
own officials had acted incorrectly IN
tbc course OF the issue of loan, re-
undated all responsibility for the
money obtained from the public. Ihefe
is however one issue, or part oil an
issue kaown as baby" bonds, con-
cerning which not even the foregoing
excuse can be pleaded. In this case
i, snite of the fact that the bonds are
messed on their face to he issued
~, INC state of Louisiana In accord
once With the states constitution anG
ai+housh they are specially secured
on arrears of taxes co1ectoie by the
state. which, 1t is admitted we're al-
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BIG DEBT OWED
.ONEDTHISSTATE
COUNCIL AYERS
Along with Nine Other States
But 1t Reads Like a Pipe
Dream.
az AssoelArEo paesa

LONDON, Mar. 2s.-Nine southern
states Of the United States now owe
British bondholders a total of more
than $4,000, 600, not including inter
est, on account of debts which have
been in default from forty to seventy
years according to a report of the
council of the corporation of foreign
bondhoIders.
This association, organized forty
years ago to protect the interests of
holders of foreign securities, has for
many years had eleven foreign states
on its black list but this year the re-
public of Guatemala, under pressure
from the foreign Office, has resumed
payments after a default extending
over fourteen years.
The elimination of Guatemala"
says the report, leaves the unenviable
distinction of defaulters to the repub-
lie of Honduras, and nine states OF
the United States of America; namely,
Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina and West Virginia"
1t has not been possible TO obtain
reliable information with regard to
most Of these debts, but it is under
stood that the loans we're contracted
for public improvements, and do not
include Confederate bonds of war
debts.
With the exception of Alabama 5
debt, OF which no reliable information
is obtainable, the amounts owing Brit
ish bondholders are estimated as fol-.
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BOWLING
ID NEWS
Three Games for GonGol:ers.

The Gondolier duck pin team OF
the City Duck Pin League. Won thee
straight games from the Wc.y!Ss
Cloth. ers. the league leaders, in
fast and Interesting contest rolled on
the Gore alleys las, evening.
Tho contest last evening attracted
moro attention than usual as the con-
tes1 last evening just about decided
who would win the pennant in the
last half of the race. If the Wolks
Cloth 'ers had won a single game
they would have won the pennant,
while now they are tied with the
Donohue ard Johnson team Tor hrst
The Gondoliers and the Great
Bowling team are tied for second
place and each have three games to
ron. Three victories for either
team Will place it in first place, While
TWO wins will tie them for first place
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Credit Associations in the United
States. and which has such a wide
support, throughout the country that
ii will probably pass during this ses-
sion.
DR.. Coulter has been the special
authority on Rural Economics In tne
United States Census Bureau. He is
the consulting expert of the Commls-
sion on Industrial Relations.
The name of DR.. Oresslar Is fa-
miliar to all educatosr in America
who are interested particularly in the
subject of School Hygiene, SchooL
Sanitation and School Architecture.
He has been for number, OF years
acting as special agent of the United
states Bureau of Education in these
lines. He is a members of the per-.
r,anent international committee on
school hygiene. AS an author he has
produced school Hygiene" Amer1-
can Schoolhouses, and NUMBER OF
most valuable works in this spec1aI
line.
The west Virginia member OF the
Board of Trustees is Mr.. Stuart H.
Bowman, of Huntington, who was for
so many years a leading teacher IN
the state and rendered such great
service to education while member
of the legislature and of the state
board of education.
The Peabody Normal school. of
which the new Central Teachers Col
Iege for the entire South is the sue
cessor, has many prominent alumni
in the state of West Virginia who are
greatly interested in the establish
ment of this new and epoch-maklng
Institution. They are Watchln8 ar
the rapid developments with much
interest, and many of them are con-
tributing generously to help bring It
about.
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yerted to other purposes, payment Is
denied on the astonishing plea that the
bonds were not guaranteed by the
state.
"C3) Mississippi's excuse. for not
recognizing her defaulted debt is tne
worst of all. Between 1881 and 1898
the state issued two loans, for whlcn
she Obtained full value and the pro
Goods of which were invested in the
establishment and development of two
hanks. So long as the banks fiourished
and made good profits the interest on
the loans we're paid; but, when, owing
10 over-speculation, bad times came
and the banks got into dllilSultl sH
NIississirpi made this the excuse Tor
ceasing all further payments 10 lne
bondholders. For a state to repudlate
it's obligations to its creditors pe
cause the investments 1t chooses 10
make with their money do not turn
out profitably is absolutely indefen-
sible, and, as far as the council are
aware, such an argument mas never
been resorted to by even the most
backward of the Spanish-AmerlcanNre-
publics.''
The report intimates that proposal
is now before the foreign office to Sc
cure. a settlement of the claim AGAINST
Honduras, but very little hope IS en-
tertained o. it being successful me
amount due by Honduras, including
interest is roughly 1921 100000. AS no
interest has been paid since ISL, ana
the rate on two of the loans ss ten
ner cent the amount is largely made
up of unpaid interest.
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RUCkHANN0N


PIrc.EP,A,N.NCN. Mar 2S-Dr. Ell
kanah Mulley. president OF Broaddus
.lustl,uIc, VIII preach in the FIRST
Baptist church here Sunday morning
at 1920 O'Clock DR.. 5iui-cN g welt
known among the Bap ist people and
ha sthe good will Of the students IN
der him. lie is q very interesting
speaker and all who fail to hear
aim Suaday will miss good sermon.
The pulpit committee has been look
ing for = suitable pastor to take the
place of the Rev. Mr. Robertson,
VINO recently bad a call to Cam
bridge, o. They expect 20 be able to
select one in a snort time.
NJ IS Bernice Ellen Fell. reader
and violin!st, who gave an enter
tafnnent here last year, Will be here
again soon
l.. w Bartlett hcs been appointed
postmaster at this place. Mr.. Bart
lett is spending the winter n Flor
ida. Charles p. Darlington. who
has been appointed assistant post
master. is also in Florida.
Meade street res dents have start
ed a movement to have that street
erteuded through what is known as
the Jane Bone land. the grounds OF
the Main street public school and
the Pinuell property, to interseet
with Main street at the corner % the
schchol lot. he owner of the Pinnell
lot will give twelve feet OF land TO
the proposed movement. The board
of Education mas not yet taken ac-
tion on account of nos DeinS sure as
10 the legality OF the proposed ap-
preparation The expense OF filing
in the swamp land and other eX-
penses of opening tho street VIII ne
borne entirely by the residents OF
Mead street.
T. S. Settle. travelling represent
ative of the United States Play
groudn and Civic Improvement Asso-
cation. has been secured by the local
civic Improvement Club to We a
stereopticon lecture tonight in the
opera house. No admission VIII he
charged.
vears the county jail is without an
occupant.
Mrs. clark w. Heavener. OF Buck
harmon, has been appointed treas
urer of the finance committee for
the preservation OF historic spots IN
West Virginia, by the National Soci-
ETY. of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The local company Of National
Guards has been meeting every
night this week The T5uckhannon
boys are full + enthusiasm and
want to learn TO drill as soon as
possible in order that when they 60
ON Their summer encampment they
will not be back of the other troops
in drilling. A supply. Of tents ana
other equipment has just been re-
ceived. and the company is doing
some very good work.
The Hon. Thomas G Farnsworth,
who has been seriously i'll for long
time. is able to he out again
c. F. Iiner, who is patient in
Baltimore hospital, is recovering
quickly from a recent operation.
Mss Pearl Harper. Of Elkins, is
spending a few days with her friend
Miss Madeline IIinkie.
Miss Myrtle Mccoy. OF Sutton, IS
a guest OF Mrs. Forest Farnsworth
Okey Sutton, Of Elkins. IS the city
attending to business affairs. Mr.
sutton is a well known Insurance
man.
frank Ross, of this place, is out Of
town for a couple Of weeks.
New York state has l.e36,15o per
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

with the Wolks and Donohue and
johnson teams.
The Great Bawlers has rolled It's
three games and has scores of 32S,
2S3 and 2S5. The Randy Kids, the
tail enders in the league. viii roll
agtinst these games the fir: OF the
week. and should at least wine one
il not two of the games.
The Gondlier team will roll its last
contest the first of the week, when
it will meet the fast Rady and Deem
team.
Scores:
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WESLEY
Wins Second Game of South
ern Trip from University of
North Carolina.

CIFiAPBL FTH-l1, n. c.. Mar. rs
Wesleyan won a spectacular game
from North Carolina Friday after
noon. Peery pitched the first five
innings and had the Tar Heels eat
ing out of his hand. Stansbury was
substituted and was knocked out OF
the box in short order and Convict
finished.
The features of the game were the
pitching of Peery and home runs by
lambert and lConwell Score:
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Summary
Two base hit-Watkins.
Three base hutchinson ,.
Home runs-Lambert and Con
st Stolen bases-ouom. X. Bailey.
Double plays-Curt.s to Lambert;
Smith to Lambert.
bases on balls-off Peery :, off
Watkins A. 90
Hits-aff Peery . in ; innings, OH
Stansbury 6 in innings.
Struck out-by stansbury l., Con-
well /. Watkins l3.
Time-1:50.
Umpire-Kultz.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

More than twelve million gallonssof-
gasoline were produced from natural
gas in the United States last year. =
Samoa has been waging a hard, but
successful war against the cocoanutt
beetle. which was causing damage
thorn 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
omnson-Starrett Company, a
New York corporation licensed to do
L,1siness in West Virginia, hereby
Ives notice that it intends to with
q raw from the State of West Nir-
sini' e. w. T GRAY. Secretary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

During 1913 the steam vessels on
the OhciaI Register of the United
Kingdom showed gain of 23S IN num-
her and an increase OF 49I,99l tons,
,,SI,iIe the number OF sailing vessels
fell on by 162 and the tonnage by
sa-R44 tons, -.-----t---s.--
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28
Coueh aedicine coz shiIdren.

Cough Meuic1ne TOT ~'LIIlA.0
Never give child cough medicine tha9
contains opium in any form. When opium
Is given other and more serious diseases may
follow Long experience has demonstrat sSa
c conc colds and Group in children than
Cha ChaSmbserlain's Cough Remedy; 1t is equally
valuable for adults. Try it. 1t contains no
opium or other harmful drug. For sale by
afI Dealers Advertisement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28
E-oeIIent FOR stomach Trouble.

tChamberlain's Tablets are just fine for
stomach trouble" writes Mrs. 6. 9. DunnI
Arnold. Pa. 81 was bothered with this COM
Dlaint for some time and frequently had bill.
tous attacks. Chamberlain's Tablets afforded
me ,,reat relief from the first and since TAX
ING one bottle of them feel like different
person. For sale by all dealers. Adyer-
tisement. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28
RAYMOND HEIGHTS.

RAYMOND HEIGHTS.
Four room cottage on lot 80 100
Price $1,000.
$3.50 cash, balance $500 per month.
BROAD OAKS.
Two Two story room house on
Inc lot 4Ox135 feet. Here is good
purchase.
Price $1,000.
$1,000 cash. balance on time.
Lot e5x135 feet ........... 81, 900
Lot 4Ox2OO feet .... 81 200
Lot 4Ox2OO feet . 81 $50
Lot 9Ox12O feet level 800. 1000
Cot 8Ox129 feet corner -. $3, 200
Lot 4Ox117 feet opposite Highland
Park $4,000
other lots $500 to $500. Come
IN and see me.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

New York state has l,e36,15o per-
sons employed in factories OF these
6S2,T96 work In New York City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28
NDTSTRIAL ADDITION.

SIX room house on corner lot 3Ox
100 feet, Broadway and Philippi Pike
PRICE $4,000.
1900 Cash. balance $25 per month.
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ETRST STREET.

ElhoI fo1hflEAs
New four room cottage on lot COX
50 feet.
$3.50 cash. balance $40 per month.
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COLONIAL HEIGHTS.

Vacant lots 500, $500, $500 and
$1,000. These lots i.re close in and
good location for home.
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Y Far RY FREE TEN DAYS TREATMENT


Me SUMMERS SoH rs SS0IEe 2GLS@y .sS
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SIX acres. on Coon's Run. Good
and. Price $50 per acre.
y 139 acres, Elk Creek. One-balf
.oyaIty for oil and gas and all the
:entaI. Price $50 per acre.
81 acres. Masonlown. Preston
county. Everything goes with this
arm Tor $3.50.
is acres on Duck Creek. Harrison
county, oil and gas reserved, but
tbout 40 acres Fittsburg Coal goes
With the land, $50 per acre.
acres within 30 minutes of the city
or $1,000.
IL acres, seven room bric@l house,
I'll kinds of fruit. A sure winner for
poultry and truck farm. Price 50 300.
Will exchange for town property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

E eRo, Rs .Eg nas9 6sf..1 ala; andhsra.


know a Syounan's tTtai8s
know her need Of sympathy and het7s
If you. sister, unt1eppy because OF hnealtns
household duties social pleasures. or
C4aiy employment, and tel just how suffer-
and ask for my days trial Of home Szeanene
suited to your needs Men cannot understand women
suferfngs. What women know from esperlenee. We
know better than any want to tell you how 70
cure yourself home at cost ofaboutl II cents aweeE
II you suffer from women peiuEaT
and dragging down sensaton falling or displacement OF
pelvic organs, causing kidney and bladder Seakness Or
eonstfpatoD and piles, painful irregular periods.
catarrhal conditions and discharges extreme nerVosS
depressed spirits, n1elanchoIy desire g OF
ecuefniaz evil about happen creeping FeehnS along
Tho Eine fRshes, salsow com
exion with under the eycspE5n IN the tefe
1000 ~ General feeling that life IS worth living
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-28

frank Ross, of this place. is out Of
town for couple Of weeks.
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oooeornrraraeee apoaaeeeaesereoaeeonaeea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
FOR Stt.l..-l''urnis

FINE iio-acrc grass. grain aud sock
iarin. 40 acres cleared. lin tine state
81 cultivation. FENCED ana cross Fences.
l"o acres rtch creek low ground. pas
lutc Tor lpp hcad oi stock until req
iuarN. balance ~ thus farm rs ~ .ine
uunpct OF oak: pine aUh hickory. lm.
Pf"N,lheh'si iafs' room Colonial
water IN kltcilcn ahd cellar large el" :
waited lawn. iar.e shade trees 'nd
carnage nous" lhN2i feet. poultry house
t-NIi rect. tenant hoasc 81 rooms .
al bui ldings have lightning rods. good
orchard Of apri"s peaches. cherries ana
grapes. ohe-hilt u ~ ~ this N.t :
crops ~" - part Of the value - the
iaIil, 4 nae crop OF corn - now on tn"
farm; 4 lars" act"as" y seeded for
cover ana grass. about - mead 81 very
n" Ia, cntiie on uc farm! at present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
HELP wANTED-Proressional

= , t.i'. business man. experienced
~ newspaper ana job printing busi-
noHd Give age. experience ANA r.I.r-
'h'"S state whether married or single
ana aalart expected Right party
might purchase Interest in business
Ah'ii"ss ]. i4l. care Times Dispatch,
IMPORTANT to school boards The
virginia Teachers Bureau supplies
colleges. public and private schools
without charge. Teachers wanted.
Write MS \ W Cridlin Manager
Woodland delights. Richmond. Ma
Phone Madison 555S Also Gordons-
GoN l5i, GordonSville, YIN.
WANTED. registered assistau, drug
sIs' \, One. Applv Ron ll5. Orange.
VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

Don't put OF having your winter suit
cleaned and pressed. Now * tn.
time. ihou" Randolph 360l-J. aud We
viii call at your door. Nh work guar
aut"ed u. X II. Cleaning and Pressing
co. 49, East Hro"d.
DON'T put or having your winter suit
cleaned aEd pT. Ss"d. Now is thc time
Phone Randolph n0y1 ana viii eau
at your door Nh work ru;.tuut-cd
L2Nue. Tin. C!eaucr. south Fourth.
SPECIAL. this wcck-t;cnt,emeu's Palm
Reach suits cleaned and pressed. 5oc
i.aync. the Cleaner. Sout, Fou:th
Street I.hMl0Iph COZ.
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FOR RENT-iiousc..

For rent. store ana dwelling good
business location. VIII rent cheap.
Ia quick tenant Apply Richmond Re.
inning Company
For rent. nice little house. ttIi North
twenty -thndt rooms, good c"udl-
ton putt $3.50 month T. Scidcu
Eliyson. To- North Eighth
FOR rent or for sale. 1902 Grove Ave.
- rooms. possession at once W. NJ.
Miller d 20. ll5 North Eighth street.
FOR rent. very attractive detached .
room brick dwelling, 400 South Thiid
street Also S-room brick dwelling,
No. i" North second near Franklin
street sutton = 60.
HOUSE OF . rooms with all modern
conNcnicnces. In tho West End. one
block from Robinson street car line.
Phone Madison 66ei. or apply to Me
Ncisn & Glinr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
TO EXCHANGE.

ENcfl ANGE. 3-Story new ana modern
hr"DroOf apartment house. IN oNclu-
-it" residences section Of WASHINGTON.
having equity TO $4,000 paving over
J" per coat ne. FOR farm or acreage
Within afte.u miles az Richmond Send
particulars 10 No. 3S27 Fourteenth
street. Northwest. Washington. - e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
WANTED

Is +. can use your house grease. bones
or fat IN exchange FOR soap or cash.
Richmond Refining companN randolph
il+"
W ANTEp. cylinder press feeder md
Job press feeder. .>rplN iilN E3sl
WANTED to huy FOR cash. old gold and
SILVER. +. =. Never Icw"lty 'ompanS.
q W"st Eroad street
WANTED. TO hay for cash household
goods in any quantity. Phone Madi-
SON ASST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" NNTED. salesman 10 sell gas appii-
aaccS. also 10 collect. Apply Genera!
iiasltght Company, EOS North l'if.n
:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
aNTED-IscaI Estate

LET us get you :. tenant for your va
cant property. Special attention to
objection OF rents Wu ~ Miller x
%. lac. 10 North Eighth street
LIST your farms with 4 A. coun.lly
X Co Write postal FOR necessary
blanks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
PERSONAL.

DON'T put of having your winter suit
cleaned aud pressed %ow Is the
viii call at your door. All work guar
:rtccd Il. X l., Cleaning and Pressing
Co. 80 East Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
MISUNDERSTANDING City
KENYON HALL.

on beach ., Belmont Ave. OCEAN sic : from
all rooms. running hot and cold water "
every room. Elevator t. street level. FRI
lighthouses. Capacity TOO
'~UoNAs KEN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
FOR SALE-Niachinery.
FOR SALE

FOR sale. nice mare and runah ou, AD-
PLY 26l2 Hanover Avenue Phone
Randolph 9a3-J.
FOR sale, antique mahogany ccicrcttc.
ina prime condition. Value. $50. Price.
$50. Address * 10, care Times Dis :
match
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
W A\TE.D-I'lni>

WANTED. furnished nat. 3 rooms ana
h3th, " small furnished residence III
iachnono o. vicinity for several
months r.. care Times lpisp.D,rh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
Dr.. rECyr:.ES.

CHARLES q. Eurch. private detective
agency, 30G Park building. corner
Tenth and Bank. Phone Randolph 1866
Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09

y GoNER%ME&T positions sre ctSs to
Get. Ny free booklet =. - tells
ho" write to-day--noW Earl Hop
kim, Washington. - c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

SoILENAf:p Inn, Hampton Roads.
Country and scashore combined with
city conN.ui-nccs. Near golf links
Misses Tabb. boulevard Inn. Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM is
TIE SOUTH FOR CLASS
lFlf;D ADVERTISING.
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND. two auto tires. Owner can
have same By calling and describing
same and paying for this advertise
mcnti also paying reward. Petersburg
Auto Tire and supply Company. re
tcrsburg. Va.
LOST. automobile crank. Please re-
turn 10 Sittcrdine. carncal Davis
company and receive reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
BUSINESS WANTED.

w ANrt.p 10 buy jcwelry and repal,
business III =, town Of i.J0u To 5000.
Ndd I. 80. tarc Times snaich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
HELP WANTED-,raIe

WANTED. an editor ana reporter. Must
hc competent, energetic ami ttrictI.
sober. Apply the Journal Publishing
Company. Fredericksburg. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-09
HELP WANTED-Fc,rale.

not SEKEEPEH wanted. Whoever
With two little girls. four aud SIX
best references. Address ". A. Eenolds.
,rir lcrsvllc. Va.