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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17


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elE3eiac oeS eauiidr0cnisaits Nr. 49,,
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poial for roniirHeiina Saterai Sspssc eno
nitarn Contract No. t31," an ben Gonro Of
gmnroe of Baltimore Gin" nnrcliiri. lucr0cn
bio W,ittwod, oen 20. Snli 1914, n lthr &pr'
miuaao, inI Niireau 6cs Giooi 9icallroiors,
Maib6cS. Baltimore no, cniQcceu acnom
men fir oen Nm Der NanMandle nno 9nue
Inihliillc In rem Giirit 9,r. 40 ". mic nul
ben Rdncn bcr5ci0ntt ilt oc I'M Vnrenu res
Nrn Cabin NJ. 0cnorid, 0bcis s,Hgenicur oct
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rad, Gnmitna, rs. Snli 1914 lui CclnO i'm
Q'iircni 0cr Nbiupsinndl 0onmtllion, Ssmmet
9r. 00i, ,,gimcricnn Snlioiug," Baltimore, Nlo',
Sic Gc6hbr bon $1,000 Miro fir ieoc MeiDe
hon SpcjifiniiunCn uno Nlnnorudcn crbphen
Ticic CjChibr miro bel aliid0nbc oit oocr p9t
ocm 20. Suit iqil ocr moi bcnuticli Gpcilllf
laionen mo @ldnc IN Qniem Snonoe jnrild'
criiniiei o0cr Del 9ildQuOc oct dll0cmeincli 1pc.
6iiiiaiQncn mp Hldnc. i'm Sale Elm Inaepol
ciuQciCW ntcO.
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nui cine uNlearnQ 0puc 9ani" Qcio0er, an
Baltimore 5ablbar, miro nit ieoelu glnocboi
Naarihamc ruauiitdtcu:
$1,000 Gin Sur piribric Nobrcns&andle ron
81 his iS' SnrNmcfcr
1900 Gin dub oirii5iyie 9io1rea Nousan
lhlc.
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por is0eno Elm oocr aue sIngeDoie 6urild6ns
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Nsilfcui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

Nrrlssrlir Nlnnr6uie nit ocr smiidriii .Nros
rolale for btiloina concrete hinmcu sSdlls,
cutters iiosnmaicr niairo am otntn uleie
ci Gdiicrion Kari crtcHiion" an ocu gNouro
Of apnro9 care Of foe sim aiNiicr, OlD
0nll Baltimore WlarDnno" aorciiiri mcroeu
bis Mithpod, ben % Sufl 1911, fl llbr Nor.
mitaac, i'm Qircnn oes Gtaoi &r9iirniors.
In llrbcrcinliimnnnN mil ocu Spe5litlnlioncn
0cr NcN0r0c ocr Enri9onniiiou euiQcacn Gee
rnmnen. BON ocneu ylbihriiien ian elrcon ocr
Vchoroc ncr garl 0onunlilnrc Ernio 0il Rnri.
crbdlild iinn QcQcn 0nicrlcqunN bon ihNf
5000 EonorS. bic hcl AidQabe ocrlelhen IN
autcn 3nlidno nncr1nlh 5cbn t1Q) 1n0en nab
0i0iinnnp ncr glnQcbnic inriderlidiict mcrecn.
Hic 0onraf Hch1roc bcbdi iid) oas aicdlt
ror. irAcno eI oocr clle glnecboie 5ntlid5u'
pcicn
Scocn 9lnacbot mus eil ccriiIiricr 0bed
hes 9ctcrc int Ncitngc BON i,uchnnocri t$2OOl
Tp1are nui cine ~Nlcnrnn Qpulc Suni" Qc}o'
Qcn sahbur an bic Cfnrc Dcs MRdOnrs mo
Gidoir0ih9 onn Baltimore. hciqcin0i icin.
Der eriol0rc6e Nicier mub IN ocr nbllNcu
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it,
5m gmfiraae Der gcboroc Der @artgommii'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17
Baltimore (Semcfcrb.
@ermildte gImaeiaen.

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gicnne ". ~ Htnales, 20 Sn5,QUiunrD-
eirnhe 1clcphoH ct @dul 3097
(5uni2S ,1&S1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17
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binoudrn6cn, miiiien Die Frciic Der ertigcn @aarc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17
9cidjenbeItaiter.
NamicI @oItOm,

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916 YenniDlbnnla-glpe.
9eIcpbou Wd giernon 5496.
(s,ob2.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17
Die tief6lane Gee.

Gic mcit bic gn bnnb mn NhUptani Hiuer
0rtnriiun, 100 Nicilcu; Snl5luailct, ocn Nunien
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am is. SUM. (SmilS N&S ,3Uiie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-17

gritdint am To- Snli 1914
lunn nnbcrt,
tuilgircnocr Rriiiocni Der 0onirditsNcbotne.
(SuliitG rs 20 20
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
Bull Moose Last in Race.

Less votes were cast for the Pro
1ressive candidates in Montana at
the November election than for the
Socialist candidates, according to the
official results, which the state board
Of examiners finished compiling last
week.
This is not unusual as the Bull
Moose party in Montana is fast be-
coming thing of the past. Valley
county turned them down hard and
our sister county Of Blaine, he..home
of Bull Mooseism in Montana, Z only
elected one poor lone official and that
because the opposing candidate did
lot make vigorous campaign. Let
is now draw.the curtain as the Pro-
gressive show is over.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31

prominently identified with the
Farmers Federation will participate
in the discussion of mark cts. The
legal aspect of the present state
situation wi!l be presented. A prom
nent buyer will tell what the market
wants and how it wants it prepared.
Mr.. Bassett Of the Office of Markets
at Washington, ID. c., will present
plans formulated by the Department
Of Agriculture. Everyone interested
in better markets for farm products
should 60 to Bozeman for Market
Day and TO the other meetings OF the
week.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
STOLE IN ORDER
TO ASSIST NEEDY
| New York Mission Singer
Admits Theft Of $4,000.
GAVE M0STTO HUNGRY MEN

Money Handed Out in Small Sums to
the Bowery's Homeless to Enable
Them to Secure Food and Lodging.
Kept Only Enough to Pay His Own
Board.
New York, Dec. 29.-Fred Hoyt.
singer in a Bowery mission, pleaded
guilty to the theft of 1,40O in jewelry
from an apartment house, but be-
sought the courts clemency on the
plea that he stole only to benefit the
poor. He will be sentenced later.
Hoyt said he had stolen about S4,'
900, all CT which he had given to the
poor, except barely enough to pay his
own board. He did not benefit beyond
this by any of his thefts, he sei'.
The money was given out in small
sums, according to his story, among
the Bowery's homeless men to enable
them to get food and lodging. His
method of distributing it was to stand,
after services, at the doorway of the
mission where he had sung AMI be-
stow coins on the departing wo' ship
erS.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
Marketing Farm Products. !

1t is not the farmerl who produces
the. largest lcrops .thatlis most sue
cessful -Big yields or.large acreage
are uot the. measure ofAprosperity.
Net profits tell the story. The 81 per
cent Of the consumers price that
goes to distributors shows II wasteful
system of mark citing. 70 secure to
farmers q larger share than A lper
cent is he purpose of the Montana g
/ larmers' Federation. =. The U. $.
Department oflAgricultu1e has estab-
lisIed a7Bureau of Markets to help
in the realization of this purpose.
Better laws are needed in the inter-
ests of Montana farmers. <"
Market .Day.lhas been named for
Monday ,sJanuary:25th, AZ Rozeman I,
tie first day of Farmers. Week. Men
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
MAYOR REMAINS IN JAIL
Terre Haute Executive Unable to Sc
cure Bail.

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 29.-Donn NJ.
Roberts, mayor of Terre Haute and
announced candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor in
1916, is still in the Marion county
jail here where he was placed Satur-
day night by United States Marshal
Mark StOren.
Roberts and twenty-one other pris
oners, who We're arrested in Terre
Haute on an Indictment charging con
spiracy to corrupt the election OF
Nov. 3, 1914. We're brought to the 10
cal jail after they had been unable to
give bonds ranging from $4,000 tc
$4,000.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
INDIANA TOWN DYNAMITED
Three Buildings Demolished and Doz-
en- Others Damaged.

Hymera, Ind, Dec. 29.-Dynamite,
believed to have been planted, de-
molished three buildings here, prac-
tically wrecked another across the
street and damaged a dozen Others
Two of the demolished buildings
were occupied by saloons owned by
Walker Wilson and Theodore Thomp-
son, and the third, just adjoining, by
A. Emstroms meat market The po-
lice believe enemies OF Wilson respon-
.sible for the explosion. He recently
was charged with illegally operating
his saloon.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
FROM BELLIGERENT NATIONS
Heavy Orders for projectiIe Steel Re.
ceived in Pittaburg.

Pittsburg, Dec. 29.-Orders for Co.
900 TINS of high carbOnized stee!
rounds appeared in the Pittsburg dis
trict, $4,000 tons for France and 49,
900 tons for Russia. Recently 266,o00
tens OF this grade of steel, used in
making shrapnel shells, were shipped
to Europe.
1t is understood that Charles Me-
Knight, president Of the Caron Steel
company, is now in Europe in connec.
ton with orders for similar material,
although number of other mills in
the district are turning out the steel,
the purchasers insisting on prompt
delivery.
1t is estimated that fully S6,OO0.OOo
worth of trenching tools, galvanized
sheets. wire and projectile steel have
been bought in Pittsburg for the ELL
ropean belligerents in the last tv :
months.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
TROOPS TO LEAVE COLORADO
Will Re Gradual, Govern.
or Ammons Announces.

Denver, Dec. 29-Withdrawal OF
federal troops from the Colorado
strike zone will begin Immediately.
1t will be gradua and the civil ALL
thorities in each district will be Civ
EN- an opportunity to regain and main
tain control of the situation.
Governor E. NJ. Ammons made this
announcement on his return from
Washington, where he and Governor
Elect Carlson conferred with Presi
dent Wilson.
The governor said no definite dates
had been fixed for withdrawals. Routt
county will be evacuated first and
Southern Colorado afterward
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
FORTY FiLlPINOS ARRESTED
Governor General Harrison Makes Re
port OF Uprising.

Washington, Dec. pa cablegram
from Governor General Harrison at
Manila minimized the reports OF the
native uprising in the Philippines
Christmas eve. 1t states that small
bodies of Filipinos were assembled at
Manila, Navat and Lagnna de Bay.
Forty men were arrested as the re.
sult of the moblizng and one rioter
shot by policeman. The report
states that the disorders have been
suppressed.
The enterprise., 1914-12-31
Russian Force Com
pe||ed to Retire.
MINOR ADVANCES BY
ALLIES IN The WEST
German Counter Assaults Check
Franco-British 0ns|aughts.
J. j. :. :. J: ). !. !. !. !: + !. !. !. !. ::

:. petrograd. Dec. 29.-Russian {
Z. forces. according to advices re-
:. coivcd from Galicia, have sue {
!. ceeding in 1rLS II, the Blala rlv-
!. er and in taking possession oS
!. a twenty-mile strip of territory
!. south of Tuchow, thereby sep
!. arating the two Austrian armies.
!. The forces of General Boehm-
!. Ermolli, the Austrian COM
!. rlander. are reported by the
!. Russians to be retreating pre-
). cipitatelv and the Western Aus
:. trian army is said to be Grip
+ pied severely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-11

For 1898 you can
buy a skirt fully
worth $500 to $500.
Bell Bot.
toms and Others
fhGi'9 fhis lot of 1898
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
BOARDING

FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. VNpOR
heat. private bath and cxceiicn.
cuisine furnished TO pcrman, NJ and
transient hoardcrs at MRS. HORACE
NELGFORD JONES'S new. aud we'll
equipped house. 200 Cast l'raa!iin
Street. Table Doardcrs a speciality
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop at 1000 Eos; clay street where
you can get nice. clean roorE tor
50c Meals served IN DID Virginia
ROOMS MD BOARD, PERMANE. =
o. transient guests Ii5 East Frank
lin MRS. CHARLES X BOWERS.
Mrs. CABEl.L II cAUTHO!tS.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
htst class in"ala. IN 1t country home
tisht on tn" water; rooms iatl;e aud
airy. Rates reasonable. Apply MRS.
l.. IS. n. .l;chett's T.. .. Matthew's.
Va.
BOARDING.. PERMANENT OFT TRAN
silent. for beautiful large or small
4lo WEST GRACE STREET. pLEAS-
an ropus. modern couVuuieucee
board
1903 WEST GRACE STREET. ROOMS
win OF without board.
Il . a (, Il j. RS, PERMANE%T ANp
transient. also table Doardcrs III
CAN ACCOMMODATE ABOUT -FOUR
EruiI"it"u. sprll1l rates from Jun" !
20 S"ptriihev with or without
board ChN Madison 2iSV l..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK

TRANSFER COMPANY HAVING No
further use tor their mules, must
sell six good. big Sc-,ng mules This
stock Is right out Of hard work: will
suit any business use or farm pur-
poses They are all In fine condition
price, $2-7. Two weiehinS $500
pounds price. S30c. TWO weighing
LIB pounds; price. 1915. WIN guar
antee these mules to work any place:
it not, VIII talk" them back and re-
fund Nonr money Can be seen at
MIR CRul.i.S STABLE, No. IS South
Tenth street.
FOE SALE. TWENTY GOOD MULES,
right out OF the hardest Kind Of work.
from 1000 to l.i0o pounds. $500 per
pair anu up; one pair mares. weigh
inS &,tOp pounds. riSht on, uf hard
work, also one six-ScdT- old brown
road horse, sound and FEARLESS: one
McCormick runabout and hand made
set OF harness. which have no
ERIN TRANSFER COMPANY STA
BLFS. Is South Fiftceuih Street
PONIES FOR SALE, WELSH AND
RIVERSIDE PONY FARM CITY ad-
dress. II! south Laurel street
TWELVE JERSEY COWS FOR SALE,
nice. fresh. CHATSWORTH FARM.
Route )
WHITE WYANDOTTES SEVERAL.
SIDNEY JOHNSON Boydton. Va
WANTED, y GENTLE BUGGY HORSE,
not over twenty wears old. \. r.
CHANDLER. Bowling Green. Va.
FOR SALE BLUE PERSIAN CAT.
pedigree. cheap to good home. Apply
Box &c. Ashland. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


SIN PER CENT INTEREST PAID Of
saving IL Left FOR twelve months
or Ivnscr. Our certificates oC Do
poalt bHckcd by real estate security.
COMMERCIAL TRUST CGMrANY.
Empirc l.ife Huildins. Atlanta. Ga
II YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL. a
business " amy description. any To-
"at.ou. write COMMERCIAL RUREAU
or INFORMATlON. INC. Box 75G.
Richmond Va.
WANTED TO SELL \ WE'LL ESTATE
ishrd teamius business. with cv"ry
necessaiy equipment. Amount q
business last year over S5po Ce Bookn
open 90 proposing purchasers Good
reasons tor selling For further par
ucu!ars address Box $50. CITY
WANTED \ CLEAN-CUT YOUNG NAN
70 take owe; ol.-half Interest in a
cieah, nir@ established business and
act as assistant manager Two thou
sand dollars cash required y 2o3
caro- Times Dispatch
WANTED. 10 HANDLE FIRST CLASS
mall order artic rs on ROYALTY or com
mission basis. Give fun particulars
with reply . 40. care Times Dis
patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
FOR SALE-iscnl Estatc

GET IN on THE GROUND FLOOR
Grand sales day to bc amnounced In
TOW DAYS. Those who failed 10 buy
Roland PARK lots when thcy were
first pat on the market know now
what they lost by not buying carly.
The opportunity ia offered YOU here
nov TO buy from FIRST hands at tho
bottom price !i"lcC; Your lat before
sale d;,v JULIAN & ANDERSON &
CO. iNC.. 26 Nor n seventh Street.
FOR SALE. EQUITY ~ FOUR SUBUR-
ban lots. Owner leaving city and
VIII sell at a sacrihc" to quick buyer.
col. care Times Dispatch
SALE or BRlGItTWOOD LOTS Will.
hc announced Ia a few days Watch
for it Best property to put your
savings In See JULIAN G. AMBER
son :. co about d.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
NOTICE,


WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO Know
that GUS SCHMl DT. the Barber. sue
cessor TO julius 4 SpicEcl. IS now To-
Gated al 2os East Broad Now under
entirely nov management and
al! first class BARRIERS. Everything
strictly Up to-datc.
THE AMERICAN BON COMPANY
Lynchhurs. Va makes apple bar
rcls, apple boxes, -four barrels and
silos. wholesale ana retain distribu-
tors OF ca. crates ana i,iiers rcIr e
senting the LARGEST ana best com
pany making alters ana ege cases In
the world.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JANNk l. BROS, Jewellers. el2
East ain street buy. sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange
CHARLES O RCRCU, PRIVATE DE
tectlve agency 3n3 Park Building,
corner T.uth and Bank Phone Mon.
roe 4555. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
FOR SNLE-.iutomobilc


ca DH.LAC. 1919 MODEL. PERFECT
combs Zion, never given = moments
trouble. been run only thirty-eight
hundred miles; careful driver, not :,
scratch on car; looks like new, never
mad but orc punc,urc: six United
states tires and rim. two tires new
never been on car. VIII demonstrate.
Price, $3.50 cash Phone OF write
DIR. CItAS. TONNES. Waverly. Va
FOR SALE CHALMERS SIX-cYL.IN-
dor car 1913 model. fully equipped
and in perfect condition. Has run
only 5000 miles. CAN at II North
Fourteenth street or telephone Madi-
son :Ss.
For SALE ONE LIGHT AUTO DE
livery wagon. 2c-horscpowcr. one
LoIier Chassis, with delivery body
60 horsepower: one Paige Detroit
roadster GkASSBERGER VEHICLE
CO. Twentieth and Franklin streets
TOURING CAR. FULLY
equipped. S35O. Maxwell Roadster
1912 model, fully equipped. $9o5. A.
K TILLEH, 1903 West Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19


BIDS WANTED-I WANT BIDS FOR
the whole or part OF an $4,000 stock
OF dry goods and millinery and store
fixtures, which must be closed out
under order OF court. II Interested
come and personally inspect the
stock and mako an offer.
H. l.. COOK, Receiver,
Fayetteville. y. g.
OFFICE. DEPOT QUARTERMAS-
ter, Front Royal. Va. Mny "A. l9I4.-
Sealed proposals in tripiicate for de-
livery of one thousand cavalry horses,
six hundred ana thirty artillery
horses, two hundred and nfty riding
horses and nine hundred aud thirty
mules or any part thereof. in accord
ance with specifications and instruc-
tions to bidders to b- furnished, vii!
b. rcccil / until IL O'clock NJ Cast
ern t!me) Nay %. 1919. and then pub
lic!N opened BIDS viii be considered
for delivery OF animals At Front Royal,
Va. Lexington o. Louisville, Ky, or
such other prominent railroad points
AS bidders may designate. y guarantee
viii bc required IN the amount OF not
less than 81 3 per cent OF the total
of the proposal offered.
Information furnished upon applica-
tiou Ia the DEPOT QUARTERMASTER
TO whom all proposals should I've ad-
dressed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
HELr MISUNDERSTANDING.


TIE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
Telephone Company 81 Virginia re-
4uir"s bright young ladies, between
Tao ages or seventeen aud twenty
i've. Five dollars per week white
learning Frequent increases there
after Excellent chances for advance
mcnt Apply in person 100 East
Grace stree, Room 2c2.
WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT jobs:
$40 month Common education sun
cicnt Bulletin OF positions now
avatlabic-rree FRANKLIN INSrI-
TOTE Dept 1872 NJ. Rochcs;er. i.
WANTED. EXPERIENCED LADY STE
nngraph"r and bookkcepcr. Address
Box JT2
rOCCH TYPEWEITING AED GREGG
shorthand Viii aid any young lady
10 - proiitabi" position 1el- phone
as for catalogue" and full ptrt!cn-
lars MASSEY BUSINESS COLI.E.C =
CASHIER. MUST EE EXPERIENCED
ami have HHColi"nt references. TIE
FREED CO. al East Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
By f. 4. Catlin & Co,
Is North Eighth Street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VERY NOBBf DIV YELLING. GINTER
PARK

In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust TO us. dated December is, 1917 of
record IN clerks office. Henrico County
circuit Court, in II. II. 1874, pnGe 1853.
default having been made In the nav
mcnt OF portion of the money therein
secured and being required 80 10 do
hy the beneficiary. We. Will. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1914,
at o'clock l.. NJ.
on the premises. sell that most attrac-
two dwelling and lot situated on the
east side of Moses Side Avenue between
l.aburnum Avenue and North Road
Tie lot fronts 100 feet and extends back
l'' rect. on which is n dwelling mod
crn in every respect. and also Il neat
garage. The dwelling is nttractiveiv
finished IN oak. has costly electric nv
turcs, Is heated In the best manner. has
Tiled Kitchen and porcelain sink, and
large cellar for coal and storage of
portShoble supplies 1T has to be seen
on the interior to hc appreciated. as II
was built more for comfort than for
exterior display.
TERMS: onc-third cash and balance
At one and two years. hut more liberal
terms can be arranged II desired
Take Ginter Park car To Lahurntirn
Avenue, and go cAstcrly three blocks
Interested parties will be shown tho
property prior 10 sale, or they can get
Keys and make an inspection.
JOHN II. GUY
T.. y. CATLIN
Trustres
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

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BUY Plate ICE. IT Is FROZEN
harder than any other ice, which
makes II last longer consequent,
you use less Plate Ice Is the purc..
ana best that is made, Yet it costs
no more than ordinary ice TYLER 4
RYAN. 1901 IVES; Cary Street. Madi.
son 1879. Monroe 3OI7
FOR SPRING COOKING COKE CAE.
not he eNcelled. $50 per LOAD We
also handi. the hest stove and nut
Anthracite ard ivmp splint coat Good
service and prompt delivery TYLER
& RYAN. l00I West cary Street
Madison 1873. Monroe 3cl7
PERFECTLY DRY OAK AND PINE
blocks. easy 10 split dry slab cut
In right sea son are the cheapest hot
weather wood. because Il makes quick
blaze Virginia anthracite stove and
nut size VIII save g on ton II burns
everywhere. Delivery on auto truck
on thirty minutes notice. LONGS.
Madison 1863
KILN DRIED KlNDLlNCi WOOD. 81 10
per load Prompt delivery MILLER
MFG CO. Madison 1870
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\. MEYERS SONS, 72l EAST CARY
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NOTICE-EXccutor
Virginia Trust Company.
Isl..b ,,n,I Ely~gyf.

NlrElnln Trust Company,
E!chmond. Virginia
TIIIS COMPANY HAVING QUALIFIED
as cocNecutor. along WITH Mrs Char.
lotte j. Goodloe, Of the estate OF ~
y Eddins. deceased, all persons nav
ing claims against said estate are
hereby notified To present then! TO tho
UNDERSIGNED. and those indebted to
the estate VIII please make payment
at this office.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor OF y. Il Eddins deceased.
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i'Uii SAi.i,--iiuuscS.

" ASHlNGTON. y c. real. ESTATE
Tw" apartment houses. finest North
west location. containing sixty apart-
Iu"uts; rents SIC 500 year. price OF
both. 100000 Trust ON both. $40. .
cp0 equity. s1o.ooH Exchange to-
G"th-r or separately Tot. good farm o.
Ing land not too far from Richmond
Va NEW YORK real. ESTATE,
BRpK EltS, 1923 i street.. y W
WASHINGTON. - 9
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WANTED

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household goods in any QUANTITY
Fhone Madison 1851.
WANTED. TO Buy SECOND HAND
furniture Ia any quantity. Phone
Monroe 5SlG.
WANTED. \ GOOD HAMMERED, FAIR
si1r. combination riding ana driving
horse Address. giving description
ana price. i03. care Times Dis
n2tch
nor SALE. ALI. KINDS or BijRLAp
bags Write for free price list RICH
MpND BAG co. NC
ANY ONE WISHING \ FIRST CLASS
wash" oman. who ruarantevs entire
satisfaction, cali OF drop postal to
20" Catherine Street. Richmond Nn