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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
T he D. M. Read Company.
QDEE N MAR LAuDS
 DIPL L0NI ITS WIFE

Paris, Nov 1sAGyron T. HerT1cAs the American ambassador who is to be relieved Of his duties late this month by William e sharp has en- gagged passage for the United States on the steamer Rochan3beau which will sail on Nov. 2s
 Mr Herrick and his wife have re- ceived invitations from persons dis- tinguished in public life in France and England to visit them before leaving Europe but they declined because they consider that this is not the time for social visits.
 Queen Mary, of England, has writ fen Mrs. Herrick personal letter ex- pressing appreciation for what she and other American women have done
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
OUR ECONOMIC JULY 4
(New York World. ]

This is the designation aptIy given by Paul M. WarbuEg of the Federal Reserve Board to Nov. 16, which for this gear of grace marks the opening over the country of the twelve Region al Reserve Banks established by the new system of banking and currency.
 What took place during the brief business hours of yesterday was in- Jced an act for financial independ- ence and power of the Nation in rela- tion to the outside world and its emancipation from a long reign of monetary disorder and individual ag- gT Tandizement within its own borders.
 The revolution has gone into effect without a particle Of the disturbance and trouble predicted for it during all the time of it's development into law and its working out in application. It is accepted as a mere matter of course. The national banks which fought hardest against it have been first in giving to its start an ungrudging sup port
 They have been prompt in paying over to the Reserve Banks their first subscriptions to the capital stock. Re- Quired to carry no more than per cent of a total of 8 per cent. cash re- serve in tllel vaults of the Reserve Bank, the great New York City banks have in many cases turned over much
 more than 2 per cent. of their de@ posfts They might have passed in large amounts of approved cona1ner- cfa1 paper instead of money but have chosen to deposit almost exclusively gold from taleaE. own vaults. Their example has so far beeen followed by the country banks of this service dis trict that the first day of the new sys- tenn ends with a total deposit in this one Reserve Bank of $99, ,67O. of which $7s,21S,740 is gold modified for business stability and expansion.
 Instead of the predicted stringency, an easier money market accompanies this great change. Instead of the predicted disturbance to business con hdence, we have general reports Of a streng gthening confidence. What was to have been followed by a period of doubtful waiting is being followed by every evidence of a new hope and courage along the whole line.
 Memorable as is this revolution in American finance, it's inamg mguTation in such quiet and order aud confidence cannot escape an inspiring notice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
Daily Doings of The
 High School Students

The tickets for the lecture to be g1v- en by the Athletic association on Thursday evening, Decs1nber 3, in the Assembly hall. were placed on sale yesterday. The lecture will be de-t HYered by Prof Erwin on the subject, .4Through the sunny Southland and the Great Sol1thwest.ss It is one Of his trayelogues and will be illustrate Hed by still aud animated pictures The lecture on Friday evening will be on. sThrough Western Wonderlands.' The tickets for the Thursday evening dis coruse are in the hands Of nenb CTS of the track and sot ger teams and the. proceeds will eb experienced among these sports. The tickets for the lee on sale this morning and the entire sale is ih charge of Treasurer Alfred Porter.
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 Athletic association was held this noon in the Assembly hall
 Teams W and x Of the debating society clashed in a wordy battle this afternoon at the meeting Of the so- ciety in room Is. The make up Of team w is John Keane, William Yates. while team x comprises Hugh L1avery.
 Edward L@eary, Louis Isebentkal and
 Agnes Marsh.
 The members of the soccer and track teams gathered in room yesterday at recess to hear full explanations of the way in which tickets for the lectures are to be handled. The. annual infer-class cross country
 run will be held on Thanksgiving Day
 morning Although not yet decided
 upon it is most likely that the mode l of scoring will be the same as last
 year when the Seniors secured the most points, although a Junior finished first. The first five to cross the line will tally-first place to count five
 points. second place four and so on i the class having the greatest number of points securing the privilege of hav-
 ing it's numerals inscribed on the cup.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
RETURNS OF CAMPAIGN
 EXPENSES

So-called corrupt practice laws,
 compelling candidates to make re- turns of money spent in canvassing, are now on the statute book in most of the states. Interesting figures of the cash value placed on political am bitions are consequently coming in.
 Back in 1858, the Democratic Ma tona1 Committee elected Buchanan president with an expense of s25, ,O0n. In 1869, the Republicans elected Lin coin with $1o0,000 That was consi- dered big sum then Of recent years it has taken millions to elect a president. A similar range of ex-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

The foot and mouth disease heE ap- peared among cattle in the stste oi Washington
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
THE COMING PROSPERITY

HE RENEWAL transport in increase of
 exports except cotton, of s1oo 100000 the figure Of October 1913.
 But cotton nearly 7oooooo below the October record Of 1913. ss@sS A
 Business conditions this country by the loss of So much purchasing in the South.
 But the future exceedingly hopeful Even cotton is be- Presently all the wheels will be turning again and ever rybody will las at work
 Everybody will why the change has occurred, certain school poll icans who their places will declare did t though fhere Will De
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

The members Of the soccer and track teams gathered in room yesterday at recess to- hear full explanations of the way in which tickets for the lectures are to be handled.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18
.BROAD sT

by twirling to victorious conclusion the longest major league contest do history. the tSv ea1tyzfour inning game against Boston in 1906. The eiron man of the Athletic soonA proved to be of less durable metal. however for his wing went back on hfnl, and for a season was relegated to the outer gar den He nursed his arm. so succassful- " that in 1910 he came back and hung up the notable record of being the first Athletic twirler to win more than thirty games in a season He wound up the annum by pitching three straight victories against the Cubs ir the worlds series Incidently all Of the pitchers who have participated in worlds s series contests Coonbs heads the list in victories.
 Coonabs continued to do excellent work in 1911 although his record was not as good as in the previous year. Then came the unfortunate injury ir the worlds series, which put h3m or the toboggan. No tVgfrler ever took better care of himself or lived a clean CT life. than John Wesley CoomDs, and his passing from the diamond is a real tragedy. He still lives in Maine and usually spends the winter months hunting in the Maine woods
 This is the fifty-fourth anniverssry of the birth of the late James Sul- livan, one Of the founders and for quarter of a century a leading worker and official of the Amateur Athletic Union. MT. Sullivan's death not Ions ago was a severe blow to the orgali-
 treasurer He was one of the prime
 movers in the revival of the classic Olympic games and he accempliEalsd.
 much for the encouragenent of atale- ticc and physical training in the pub lie schools of America
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-18

Der Of Deputies in Bcrdeauz win re- turn to Paris today.
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POULTRY, PET AND LIVE sTOCK

PIGEONS pay dollars, where chickens
space required; always penned up:
ready markets: send for May Issue o.
our Journal: fully explained there
Price 10 cents. Reliable SQUAD Jour
nal, Versailles. Mo. I
FOR sale. one good work. horse; splen:
did horse Dor, country work Price
$50. Apply the krousc Bottle Co, Inc.
2003 East Main Street
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NOTICE-I,cgal
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..

Whereas. on the 25th day Of Juno.
1914. tho United States tiled n libel in
tho District Court of the United States
for tho Eastern District OF Virginia.
against the Grain Dtstillefy. No. is, Of
the RiGhmond nistilling- Co. - Inc. and
the real and personal property attached
therto in q cause OF forfeiture:
And whereas. BY virtue of process iu,,
due form OF law, to me directed. re-
turnable on the 3oth day of June. 1914.
have seized and taken the said Grain
Distillery. No. Is, OF the Richmond Dis
filling Co. inc. and the. real and per-
sonal property attached thereto, and
have II In my custody.
Notice Is hcraby given. that District
Court Will be held In tho United States
Courtroom. in the city of Richmond.
Va. on the 10TH DAY OFF JULY, 1914.
at ii o'clock In tho forenoon OF the
same day. for the trial Of said premises.
and the owner or owners. and all per-
sons who may have or claim any in
terost. are hereby cited to be and ap-
pear at the time and place aforesaid. i,
to show cause. IL any they have. why
a final decree should not pass AS prayed
JOHN q. SAUNDERS. y. :
u. S. Marshal
BY CARTER II. HARRISON,
Deputy L. S. Marshal
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FOR sale cheap. 6-horsepower steam
engine and boiler in running order
and good condition. NJ. r. Staples. 1917
Hull Street. city.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

I HAVE made a special price and easy
terms on large blocks perfectly dry
wood Is years: anthracite. all sizes:
steam. very lumpy. for furnaces and
heating: Virginia anthracite cheapest,
and burns everywhere sample sent on
request Perfectly dry slabs cheapest
hot weather wood. Longs. 1506-1o
WcHt Broad. Phone Madison 106s-7o.
DRY ~hite ash wood a. greatly re-
duced rates. Phone Randolph 2i08.
Baldwin Tool Works.
KILN-dried kindling wood. sl.e5 per
load. Order Of five loads for $3.50.
Prompt delivery. Miller Mfg Co, Madi
son 1910
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

Pursuant to the provisions OF Sec
'tions a477. BATS and 54Te of tho Code az
Virginia. sealed proposals Will BIO re-
ceived by the undersigned in said office
until. IL A.. July 9Th. for the printing
OF all such records the Supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia Mt Rich
mond. may require for one year from
the first day of July. 1914. and include
paper (siXty pound. such rs IS used NJ
presently. printing, binding and cover
(such as Is used at presently. with tho
style OF the case and the court from
which the record comes neatly printed
thereon: said printing to be done In
compact form. without blank. pages or
blanks between the lines or para
graphs: 1900 ems to r page: no extra
charge to be made for figure work not
exceeding three columns. Small caps
and italics to be used when required.
The proof must be read and revised
before being sent to the clerk. and n
proof reader furnished him when so
required.
The printing is to be done in the city
of Richmond under the supervision OF
the clerk, az prescribed by law, and re-
turned to the Clerks office within such
space of time. after such records are
delivered TO the printer as the court or
clerk may require: and. upon tho failure
TO do so within the time so required.
the said printing is TO be put out by
procure. the contractor for such print
Ing to be held responsible for the cost
OF the Same In excess OF his con-
II. STEWART JONES.
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PROPOSALS-Sealed

ESTIMATES solicited for the plumbing
tersburg. Vn. Plans and speciacations
a. tho Office of Richard a. Munden. Ar
.chitect. 303 Mechanics' Building. Pc
tersburR Va
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a. MEYERS SONS.
T3I East Cary street
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TWO l-ton commercial trucks In Al
mechanical and paint condition; new
engines. For quick cash sale offered
al sacrifice. X 1ss. care Times-Dis-
match
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PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING.

the Clerks Office OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, In the
Library Building. in tho city OF Rich
mond, Va, June 80. 1914.
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MISCELLANEOUS

wagon painting and repairing done n
r. II. Bosher's Sons. Is South Ninth
Street
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WANTED. several hrst-class seam
stresses for light work. Must have
experience in sowing: Apply Biggs
Antique Co, 3lS East Franklin. second
floor.
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WANTED-Roonls

WANTED, 3 or furnished rooms in
good location (white): state all in
first letter and telephone number Ad-
dress X il6. care Times Dispatch.
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PERSONAL


PANAMA hats are made OF a fabric
that TO certain extent is very deli
cate. II in the process or cleaning the
proper ingredients are not used the hat
is spoiled as to appearance and texture
When you send your hat to us you can
be assured OF best cleaning process and
rcmodelinE into latest shapes. The
latest style for women is the sailor. and
for men the pencil curl. These fashions
are talk Of the town" See Vera Hat
Works, 2ll North First Street.
TO Scotsmen and othcrs-Information
wanted relative to George Smith: age,
IS: , feet inches: fair: medium build
Native of STEVENSON, Ayrshire. Scot
land, Generally employed as carpenter
or painter. Information to a. r. VIII
mer. British Vice Consul. Richmond. Va
PALM Reach suits French cleaned. SOC;
sent for and delivered. g. and n
Cleaning and Pressing Club. 534 East
Broad. Office Sibly Shoe Store. Ran
dolph 3GGl-J. Monthly membership, 4
suits pressed. ST.
HUMAN hair bought and sold ut
HugheS'S. 20g North Third Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

ONCE German merican Building and
Loan Corporation.
Richmond. Va. Juno is. 1914
AT a meeting of the directors held on
the above date. this company declared
semiannual dividend of 3h per cent
Gree OF taxi, payable to stockholders
on and after July l.. 1914.
CFIAS. X. WILLIS,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY

Office OF the treasurer.
Wilmington. ~ c.. June 90. 1914
THE board OF directors Of Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has de-
clared dividend OF Ia per cent on
the common capital stock Of that COM
pany, payable at the office of the treas
urer. at Wilmington. n. G.. on and after
July 10. 1914, to stockholders of record
on June 10. 1914 Tho transfer books
are closed from the 18th day OF June,
1915, TO the 18th day of July. 1914. both
inclusive. JAMES #. POST,
Tre1Surar
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WANTED. women for government
lerkshipa; SO month; Richmond ex-
free. franklin Institute. Dent. 53i.N
Rochester ~ Y
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MISCELLANEOUS

ALL kinds OF wagons. carriages and
buGgies for sale at r. II. Bosher's
Sons. 10 South Ninth Street.
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by ~ four-side planer. practically
new: double and single aurfacers.
jointers. resaws. edgers. lathe mills.
shingle mills. pulley pumps and shaft
ing ]. Bluford. sol North Fifteenth
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FOR SALE-Far.ms.

FOR sale or exchange will exchange
for unincumbered city property. To-
Gated in Richmond. Va. or Washington,
H. c. Fine orchard OF 1900 trees now
on property, with n fine crop OF apples
TO be harvested this fall Full particu-
lars upon application. Address l. 500.
care Times-Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
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FOR RENT-Roons


ROOMS. with or without board. EOS
East Cary Street;
ELECTRICALLY cooled. nicely fur
nished rooms. bath. phone. ia North
Eighth.
"a North Sixth street. pleasant front
room for rent
FOR rent. July TO September 18th. >
large furnished second floor rooms
with baths. w. r. Bowie. l07 North
Fifth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

WANTED, n house girl and waitress
.ApplN West Main Street
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LOST--A ROLL OF DRAWINGS on
THE RIVER ROAD. BETW ZEN
RICHMOND AND GARNETS STORE.
FINDER PLEASE RETURN TO BOL-
TON. CLARKE ~ PRATT. 131 EAST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-yesterday morning. from my
buggy. bundle of personal papers
Lodge Street to Broad Street. TO Allen
Avenue to Monument Avenue 10 West
Franklin street. to Boyd street TO West
Avenue and West Avenue TO Harrison
Street. Reward IL returned TO r.. j..
Murphy. 3ls North Harrison street. or
L. p. Murphy & Sons Coal Office. IOS
East Main Street.
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HELP Northumberland

TEACHERS-Calls for 19I4-15 now
ready: let us assist you: information
Teachers Bureau. y. w. Cridlin. Man
eger, Woodland Heights. Richmond
Va. Phone Madison 557S Also Cor
louisville Branch. j. Walton Hall Man
aSer. Box Isl. Gordonsville. Va.
WANTED, few competent teachers
for graded and high schools No
others need apply. School boards
write U.S.; Mutual Teachers Association.
Stoyau. ~ G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

THE PLANTERS NATIONAL RANK.
Richmond. Va. Juno % 1915
THE directors have this day declared
semiannual dividend OF 10 per cent
en- the capital stock OF the bank, pay
able on and after July 1, 1914.
RICHARD IL. SMITH
Cashier
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Observation-Disclosures

HAVING qualified as administrators OF
the estate of Thomas Francis Green
deceased. all persons indebted to said
estate will please make payment OF
said Indebtedness. All persons having
claims against said estate Will please
present them for payment.
MARGARET +. GREEN
Administrators
80 North Ninth Street
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPRINGS AND BATHS 81;
Oper5 Juno l. Elevation, also feet .
Cures Nervous Prostitution, Dyspepsia
Malaria. Rheumatic and Skin Troubles. +
Kidney and Bladder Disorders and Fee.
malo Irregularities. Clears and beau
tines the complexion. Write for.
booklet.
NJ c. THOMAS. Manager, 4
Crockett Springs. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

WANTED. experienced servant and
pantry woman at once. Apply Stew
ard. Ricnmomd iiOtcl.
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Spend Your Summer in the Heart Of
the Blueridge Mountains

On C. g. o. r. r. In Albemare Co.: only
two minutes walk from station: high eleva- .
tion: cool. shady lawns and porchcs: min
erRl water; good country air: modern con-
ventences. etc. Low ra tes. Address MRS. !
NJ. 8. HARRIS. Greenwood. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

WANTED good cook. Must lac thor
.oughly competent Hours. a NJ.
to r. VI. No Sunday work. Excellent
wages and excellent position. Apply
between and 4. NJ to Straus Cigar
Co. Tenth and Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
HELP MANUFACTURING

WANTED. white cook for family OF
two; nice SURROUNDINGS room and
bath on premises; good wages. Apply
1904 West Grace Street.
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HELP WANTED-siaIe

WANTED, at once. young men for auto
mobile business; big pay. We make
you expert In ten WEEKS by mall Pas
hs after We secure you position. Amer
lean Automobile Institute Los Angeles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

POSITION wanted In drug store by
pupil of Medical College OF Virginia
next session: regular now. with col
lcge privileges. or any. position where
college privileges are obtainable. Reg
istcrcd Apprentice Druggist. Box 202.
I.urnV. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
FOR sALE-Real Estate.

FOR sale, two lots. Monument Annex.
Franklin Street bargain. Phone
Randolph 6l42-J
HIGHLAND Park Addition-Tnke cars
at Seventh and Broad, get off at
Fourth Avenue and stuart Avenue, and
you are right ut this beautiful sub
division. which Is included in the pro-
posed new annexation lines. These
lots are beautifully located. have shade
trees. sewerage and sidewalks. and are
now being sold at reasonable prices.
and on easy and convenient terms.
Prices sure to advance. Make your Sc
lections now and reap a profit. or Sc
cure most desirable home site. High
land Park Development Corporation.
No. III Mutual Building. Monroe 1855.
WANTED, n few boarders: terms rea-
sonable. o23 East Marshall.
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures.
ElktOn Hotel
Elkton, Wa.

In Shenandoah Valley. surrounded by
mountRlas Fine air. Cool house. 1908 feet
OF covered porches. Excellent table. White
service. Bias, fishing. boating bowling. ten.
mis-. Elk Lithia Water tfor Malaria, Rheu-s
matisru and Kidney Troubiel used for all
purposes. Booklet. stAEi
ID. C. GRAHAM. Manager. :
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WE carry a full line of buggies. botl
for business and pleasure. as we'll 81
the most complete line OF commercial
wagons in tho city.
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WANTED. by November l. position as
bookkecper and collector: at present
employed. but wish to change. Salary
expected. $50 per month. Can furnish
reference from present employer. l.
1872, caro- Times Dispatch
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FOR SiLE-HOuses

FOR SALE-HOuses
FOR sale, Cape View Cottage. 80 rooms.
furnished; The Breakers. 10 rooms.
two front lots location; easy terms For
particulars write ]. Z. Foster. Buckroe
Beach. Va.
FOR sale. 9-room brick house. de-
tached, with bath and combination
fiXtures. In central part OF city. VIII
sacrifice TO quick purchaser. IT also
has nice. back yard This Is an ex-
required. Address T. los. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

EXPERIENCED farmer (single) wants
position. understands stock raising:
references furnished. r. 100. care
Times- Dispa tch.
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mond. room o., City HALL
WANTED, by young man. position with
large corporation or construction
company as bookkccper, timckeeper.
ouEhly experienced. lots OF initiative
and hustler. An expert on balance
sheets, statements. forms. reports. etc.
ness no object. Employed at present.
but desire . change Have always made
good. Address u 914. care Times Dis
patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

EXPERIENCED watchman wants en-
>. ployinent. J. j.. Sandridge. 2ltG West
Cary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

THE undersigned having qualified AS
eSecutrlX of the estate of Lena Kas-
telbcrg, deceased. all persons having
claims against the said estate are here
by notified to present them to her' at
1l3 East Main Street. and those indebt-
ed to the said estate are requested to
make payment.
FRANCES Z. AIOSMILLER.
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SITUATION wANTEp-slalo

and colorcd. II to II years old. Phone
Randolph 622. Juvonilc Court OF Rich
mond. Room o., CITY Hall
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HUMAN hair bought and sold ut
Hughes's. 20s North Third Street.