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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
London Embassy Reports That at Least One, Mrs.
 Brugiere, Is Dead.
WAS LINER BEING
 CONVOYED AT TIME?
Only Presence of British Warships Will Be Accepted by Washington as Justification for TorpcdOing of
 Vessel Without Warning.

Washington, Aug. 20.-The United States embassy at London tonight re- ported officially to the state depart ment that five of the Anne rican passcn- gers on the Whie Star liner Arabic, tospcdoed and sunk by German sub marine, are not among the Survivors.
 The embassy added that it had private information that one of tle 'rissing Americans, Mrs. Josephine Bruguiere, of San Francisco and Newport, is dead.
 Secretary of State Lansing has sent instructions to the vice consul at Queenstown to make a complete in- vestigation of the torpedoing of tho Arabic and 70 take statements of sur vivors under oath.
 The question whether the Arabic was conveyed by the British govern ment is apparently the keynote of the new crisis between the United States and Germany.
 Unless the liner was actually con- voyed and the convoy ships were in striking distance, it is the attitude of the state department that Germany had no justification whatever for rai- tacking the Arabic without giving warning and sufficient tune for all on board to get away in the life boats. Only Convoy Justifies Attack. Even if the Arabic had been con- voyed, giving her the status of sus- pected ship, the American adminis- tration is not prepared to accept this as justifying the attack. Only the physical presence of conveys at the scene of the attack, the sdministra- ton will hold, can be regarded as justification.
 The administration is willing ts concede that merchantman sur renders her rights as such when ac- companied by warship conveys. Official reports that survivors re- mained in the water 1-2 hours have practically convinced officials the Arabic was without convoy. | Until 8. full report is received, the administration will withhold judg- ment. At this time the situation is one of extreme gravity, with indica. ticns pointing to a violation by Ger. many of this governments warning concerning the protection of neutrals on The high seas.
 The Arabic disaster engrossed both the president and Secretary Lansing The president unexpectedly took ar automobile trip. presumably that ht might be undisturbed while consid ering the new problem presented. Al 7:3O a. 'm., he left suddenly for Phila delphia, the white house saying hV intended to consult an oculist in tha' city
 The administration is yet to be con vinced that the sinking of the Arabi, was a "deliberatcly unfriendly" ac against which Germany was waraet in the last note on the Lusitania Until the president and Secretar! Lansing have in their possession full ,| details of the Arabic's destruction the administration will give German. the benefit of the doubt. There is t, be no hasty action, it became knowl today, whatever the facts eventuall! may disclose.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
More Than Ten Persons Re ported Drowned in Floods
 in City and Vicinity.
RAINFALL IN DAY
 TOTALS 7.2 INCHES
Many WashOmtS Gn Railroads Tie Up Traffic on Missouri Pacific, Iron MOuntain and Frisco Railroads.
 Storm Due in Ohio Valley Today.

St. Louis, Aug. 20.-More than ten persons are reported to have been drowned in tle floods sweeping sec tions of st. Louis and St. Louis county.
 Several hundred houses are totally Or partly under water, and the damage-a reasonable estimate coult not be obtained at this hour--Will be enormous.
 Twenty-Five sufferers arc in city hospitals.
 Five thousand persons are home less. The coliseum and armory have been thrown open for the housing of the homeless. Many daring rescues were made. The First regiment, National Guard of Missouri, was called out to assist police and firemen in rescue work. Rain Records Broken. A record rainfall of 7.2 inches in the past "A hours. in St. Louis and vicinity, has been followed by the flooding of a vast section of the west, nort.: and south St. Louis, with property damage amounting to at least $1,250,OOO. F. is impossible at this hour to state definitely how many lives were lost. or to verify the many rlumors current.
 l Hundr edS of perscn: were ::scued from their homes by policemen, fire men, soldier and citizen volunteers, often at the risk of the lives of the rescuerS.
 1 From St. Louis county generally come reports of flood districts in the courses of the Desperes river and Merrimac river, with consequent ma rooning of hundreds of families and appeals for help.
 Mississippi On Rampage. l The rainfall in the A hours be-. tween z D. m. Thursday and 2 p. m. today was the greatest ever recorded |by the United States weather bureau. the previous record being 5.S inches in 1898. Local Forecaster Hays, is- sued warning tonight that the Mis- sissippi river will attain flood stage of 30 feet tomorrow, from Graf ton to Chester, H.
 At a late hour tonight, the river Desperes is rising at the rate of inches an hour
 Four feet of water entered the sub- way of the Union station, the under ground passage through which bag gage and mail is handled. Street car service to suburbs, with total of 10000 residents. was discontinued on many lines. In many parts of St. Louis cars were stalled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Great Britain Notifies U. $. She'll o. K. the Man
 Approved.
CARRANZISTAS WILL
 DEFY UNITED STATES
Communications Received from Gener- als of "First Chief'' Indicate Deter imitation to Resist Intervention
 by This Government.

Except for

Washington, Aug. 20-Great Britain and the other powers interested in Mexico have informed the administra- tion that they will recognize any rnar as the head of the Mexican govern ment who is approved by the United States.
 This policy has been outlined in a definite verbal communication to the state department.
 It was learned today that definite understanding has been reached.
 Great Britain has informed the state department that she has no in- terests in the matter other than to see peace and order resored, and will follow the lead of this country. That the Central and South American re- publics will do the same is assured
 Statements issued today by the Carranza headquarters in this city indicate plainly that Carranza and his generals will not heed the appeals of the recent conference for the adoption of measures that will speed fly restore peace. COmmunications from Carranza's officers ill the field indicate it is the purpose to resist any interference by this government and the other American republics ir Mexican affairs.
 This defiance makes the situation with regard to Mexico once more acute The policy to be adopted by President Wilson after his confer. ence tomorrow with Senor Cardoza Brazilian minister to Mexico, wh: has looked after American interests is awaited with much anxiety.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Train Service Damaged.

Jonesboro. Aug. 20.-Fhty- four hours of continuous rainfall is threat ening to do great damage to surround- ing territory. The Black river is ris- ing at the rate of one foot an hour.
 Practically all railroad traffic has been suspended. and the depot K at Brady Is surrounded by water. The high water has caused a washout of a half-mile near Hardy. cutting oil train service.
 Tracks on the Iron Mountain and the F1isco railroads are covered with water in various depths. Several trains leaving Memphis Thursday night and Friday morning were efth- CT tied ap by washonts or were de- toured. @ \. < <, ,A ,'.'. \ 'g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Bayarian Repartee.

. Berlin, Aug. 20.-The Belgian poet
 Maurice Maeterlinck in letter to
 Danish author Winding expresses the
 opinion that Germans after their de-
 feat, which he considers absolutely
 certain. should be made the slaves of
 the other European nations for the next hundred years. To this wish a Munich paper replies: "The punish ment could be made still more, severe
 ~heE Germans could be forced to read all sthe trash !, that Masterlinck has written and to witness the perform lanoe lof his morbid, mystical plays"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
RIG JUDGMENT RENDERED.
Chancellor Elliott F0rclOscs lein on Packing Plant PrOpe'ty.

Chancellor John M. Elliott yester- day rendered judgment in he shit of tgbe Citizens bank of Pine Bluff and John B. Speers. trustee, against the .Arkansas Packing company ct a!.. awarding to clsintiff the snm of 10.S91.72. and tp the Cotton Relt Savings & Trust company the sum of S5,445.S6 on cross complaint.
 The decree forecloses d deed cf trust on the packing plant property and nemes Circuit Clerk F. NJ. Reeves las commissioner to conduct the aale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21

ready to do anything that might help
 protect property. but they are in the
 same position as are the government engineers. they can do nothing. M It is feared growing crops, espe- cially late corn and pasture lands.
 will suffer greatly from the high wa ter. particularly because many acres of low lands were planted after the
 June floood, in the belief there would
 be no further flood stages until late in the fall. If then. Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Jim Ferguson Thinks Prop erty Damage Will Not Ex-
 ceed Five Millions.
GALVESTON READY
 TO REPAIR DAMAGE
Freakish Wind Carried Two Men Far Out to Sea, and Then Brought Them in Aga!n-UncOnsciOu Girl Car.
 ried 60 Miles by Wind. '','

New York, Aug. 20.-The Interna- tional News Service received tonight the following telegram from Gov. James E. Ferguson of Texas:
 Austin, Texas, Aug. 20.-I estimate the loss of life in the Galveston storm not to exceed 300 on the entire coast. From best information, I estimate the property damage not to exceed $5,- 00O,O0O. Situation well in hand and there will not be any great degree of suffering"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
LOSSES IN WAR.
French Figures Show 14,f93,WW Killed. Wounded and Prisoners.

* Paris, Aug. 20.-The following
 * official list of killed, wounded * and captured. summarizing the to- !" tai loss of both sides. has been " submitted to the Frcnch sena'c; < Allics-Killcd, 1,729,000: wound- + ed, 2.5S9, ,0G0; prisoners, 1,133,ooo. < Total, 5,4G3,00 * Teutons - Killed, 33,22l ),0O0;
 * wounded, 3,SS5, ,0o0; prisoners, l. * 79J ,O0O. Total 9,030,000.
 * Sum of all casualties, 14,.93,- * GOO. * Losses of Each.
 # The figures distribute the num-
 * Der of killed as follows
 * F'rench-460,0 ,00O. ; Englsh-1S0,O ,O00. * Russians-1,2 ,230 900.
 * Germans-1. .630, ,000.
 * Austrans-1,G ,G10,00O. * Turks-1, ,0O0, ,000. * Bclgians-49, 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Apportion School Fund.

Little Rock, Aug. 20.-The reports of all the county examiners and su- perintendents have been filed with the superintendent of public instruc- tion. Upon the total enumeration of the school population of the state as shown by these reports the annual distribution of the school fund will be based, The apportionment will be made the first Monday in Septem- ber.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Takes Prisoners ta Pen.

Sheriff w. S. Jackson Of Lafayette
 |county passed thrppshsthf city s2ess
 |terday en routes from e~asvfasl les s1 Little Rock. where he was taking q \
 batch Of eleven prisoners. I5 cIls
 the state penitentiary. .,is.xs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Rnssians Carrietl Oft 1.soo' Pianos

Vienna, Aug. 20.-A correspondent of the "Grazsr Tagespost" reports that the Russians carried off 1900 pianos when they were, driven from Lemberg, They also cleaned out 10.-
 900 houses completely, ImTnense quantities of, furniture were sent lacRoss the border on, special trains. \,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
HEADED FOR LAKES.
Tropical storm Due Today in Ohio Valley and Lower Lake Region.

Washington. Aug. 20.-"The tropi- cal storm has taken a new lease of life after re-curving over Texas" ths weather bureau reported.
 "rhe storm will move northeast ward, attended by rain from the Lake region and Ohio valley eastward to- night and Saturday, There will also be high winds in the Ohio valley and the Lake region, and storm warnings have been ordered for the lower lakes. Lake Huron and South Lake Michigan"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
First Bale ait Magnolia.

Magnolia, Aug. 20-Magnolia re- ceived her first new 1915 bale of cot ton yesterday. The cotton was grown by George Dixon and weighed 456 pounds. It brought II 3-4 cents a pound.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
RUSSIAN U. BOAT
 SINKS TURK VESSEL

London, Aug. 20-A Reuter- dis patch from Sebastopol states that a Turkish steamer laden with 1000 tons of coal has been sunk off the Ana tolian coast by Russian submarine. The crew of tiie vessel was saved. f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Fifty Homes Flooded.

Bellville, IT.. Aug. 20.-Damage estimated at $500.000 has been caused by Richland creek overflow ing and flooding over 30 houses. Rain started Thursday and continued until Friday afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Survivors to London.

Queenstown, Aug. 2O.-A special train carrying most of the survivors of the Arabic left this afternoon for Liverpool and London. and will ar- rive in the latter city at o'clock to- morrow morning. a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
Mother Has Ten Sons in the Field.

Mother Has Ten Sons In the Field.
 Vienna. Aug. 20-Mrs. Aloysia Drole poor peasant woman ot Spitalic in Carnia. has been granted thirty kroners month by the Aus trian Aid society. The old lady. has sent ten sons 10 the front. Eight o1 them are now fighting in Poland and on the Isonzo, and two are prisoners of war in Russia. She is a helpless invalid and was starving when neigh. hors brought her sufferings to no |tice. ah@S
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
CAPTURE so.0Oo SLAvs.
s'ser Goes to Front to Thank Gen.
 er0l yOn RASo1ar

-a''er does to Front to Thank Gen.
 B.. eral von Reseler.
 mas nerlln. Aug. 20.-Official announce csa. ,r,a. was made here today of the Nsp.ure N0" Of the important fortress of oo" ooH"'ogeorgeivsk. geo, with more than 2o,-
 ..,ne .ne statement follows:
 ii. M ne fortress of Novogeoreeivsk ha. s shnemy's last bulwark in Poland, sist.u G usen captured after stubborn re- Mnon e entire garrison of more than of ',vo ~o men and an enormous stock
 arS rSs material fell into our hands. eiv,,. s emperor left for Novogeorg- tha s1 r '" give thanks of himself ana attaoh hatnerland to the, leader of inc troons s :. General von Beseler, and his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21
kottled Up Russian Fleet
 Fighting for Life and Port City.
IN
 HANDS OF GERMANS
l,oral yon Beseler Captures Last k,sv Stronghold Together with 2O,- nm Men. zoo Guns and Immense Stores of Supplies.

London, Aug. 21.-An official dis
 btcb from Petrograd says that the |erman fleet has penetrated the Gulf Riga and has been met by Rus |an warships defending the coast. A httle is raging now.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-21

cisls o"r window for Friday Spe- s,la N s,oo Family Kettle for 3sc
 cravtorss' s'ns at 8 o'clock. Reap &
 @"'ord Furniture Co. S'1s-st
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Tho. Weather

saturday and sunday. {
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-21
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
SALE. OF CORRIN HALL
FARM, MlDDLESEN CO. VA


by the Corhin Hall Farm, Incorporated.
corporation. 20 the undersigned as
1910. and duly OF record in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Court of Middlesex
County. Virginia. default having been
ness thereby secured. and at tho re-
quest OF the holder OF the notes evil
alened will. on Tuesday. the 26th day
OF October. 1915. at the hour OF IL
o'clock noon. in front OF the door of the
Saluda. Virginia. offer for sale at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder the
following valuable real estate mem
follows, to-wit:
An that certain tract, piece or par
eel OF land known by the name of Cor
bin Hall Farm. together with the build
inEs and improvements thereon. and tho
appurtenanccs thcreunto bclon girg ly-
in;; and situate in the County of Mid
dlcscX. State OF Virginia. and bounded
and described as follows. to-wit:
." River ss the of erta The
known as La Grange Creek, and from
such point Of beginning running in
pahannock River to the junction there
Of with the creek known as Weeks's
creek. first in southcrly, then as said
creek changes its coursc.-in a westerly
direction TO the, western end of said
creek. said end being "A branch which
is the boundary line between the land
hereby conveyed and land formerly
owned by Thomas Street, and known az
'Buckingham.' thence down said branch
as 1t meanders in n southwestern
course to Il gate in the boundary line
between the land hereby conveyed and
tho estate known us 'Montabella, for
mcrly owned by John Calls, thence
down said last named line. as it varies
first in a southeast crly. then in a
southwesterly direction TO La Grange
Greek: and thence down said creek as
il mcanders to its mouth in the Rap
pahannocli River, the point of begin
ming, the said tract containing eighteen
hundred and fitty-SiN and one half
I.S5Gia) acres, be the same more o,
less
TERMS: Cash: purchaser to have &c
days for search OF title and completion
of purchase. and TO deposit $1,000 ir
cash or certified check when property
knocked down.
ROBERT w. TOAILIN,
Law Bldg. Norfolk. Va,
WALTER III. RTLAND,
Crbanna. Va.
Trustees.
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Observation-Disclosures
OFFICE or THE STATE. HIGHWAY
COMMISSION

Richmond. Va. oct Is. 1915
NC A,.ill LIZ. -...n.At A..nl q i've nlnt.ls .


Richmond. Va. oct. is. 1915
BIDS will lie received ut the clerks
office. Buckingham courthouse. Va.
until II o'cloch noon, MONDAY. No
vcmher /. 1915. for the construction Of
tho following soil roads:
Road between New Canton and Zion
Cemetery, % miles.
Road between Dick E.ilis's gate and
Grccuw#y. > miles
Roau between Wiibouru'a Fridge anu
Sneppards. { miles.
Road between Scottsvil!e and White
Rock. 295 miles.
Road between Dry Branch and How
ardSvillc, > miles
Road between New Canton and Din
wya. i miles.
Road between Buckingham Court
house. Dillwyn Road and Cu"dsvllc. )
miles
Also for grading 2SS miles OF road
between Wingina mo buckingham
Courthouse, the above roads in Buck
inEham County. VA.
Plans and specifications on file at
the clerks office, buckingham Court
house. Va. and at This Office Spocfl-
cntions Furnished or application TO the
undersigned = certified check for
$50 must accompany each bid on each
road, or certified check for $500 will
cntitlc tho bidder TO bid on all roads.
The right l. reserved to reject any
or all bids.
G.. r. COLEMAN,
state Highway Comm sSloncr.
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WANTED-HorScs

to hire or . teams for
heavy work. W. r. Hood & Co, Gin
ter Park.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


FOR sale. strreotypers' mats. lsN2i:
flexible and tough; lust the thing to
line chicken hous"s and orthouSeS, 81
per 100 pounds a; the office: % cents
extra fo, "ut-o:-tovn orders tC" cart
n ili-aGc 1'l..-nr tNirpa.Ch
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WANTED-Farns.

WANTED. Tid"watcr farm, 100 acres
or less. within - miles OF city or
good town In secluded section. II. II.
Meschcndorf, Forest Depot, Va.
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SITUATION W lNmED-Fcmale.

CHAMI;ERAIAID or waitress Scotch
girl wants position with refined fam
lily. Can hiring best OF references .Ad
dress II 235. care Times dispatch.
AN experienced StcnoGrapher who has
ii position for half the day in the
Mutual Building. desires work for the
rest OF the day. Address i. q. Fox IA
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. pearl brooch Wednesday, l3th.
either on Parton Heights or Laurel
Street car. or between Third and BROAD
nd Capitol. Reward. Madison J3;I-I.
STRATED Collie dos. tan. with white
marking around neck. ON" blu" eye.
Reward II returned 10 VI. ~. F!nkc. 2l2
Eoith Twentieth street. Mad! son
nO3S-I
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IN NENIORl.iM.

I.UCAS-!n sad. but loving rene m
brnuce or my devoted daughter, MRS
COPELAND DUNN LUCAS. who depart
ed this NE Two years ago today. oc-
tnhcr 81. 1919
DAVIS may come. days may go.
Bu, fond memories Of my darling
Cling closer nov than ever before.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER.
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references. Experienced. Will take
anything light Address 6. -. H., 3+ij
DeCMtur Str"ct. south Richmond. Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REFINED couple with . small chill
dren and elderly colorcd nurse de-
sire TO rent 4 small house or an apart
mcnt OF about rooms ana bath in the
suburbs. References exchanged. Ad
dress !: 23i, care Times Dispatch.
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FIRST-CLASS barber wanted at once
Apply North seventh Street. between
Main and Franklin. Short hours; good
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RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS co,
Real Estate Department,
NMN tiOneerS.
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TENTS. all sizes: sal" CT -crtinr .or
campers l.. Rose s Co. 40 Brook
Avenue Hapu,lph ,I4S
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WANTED. - white boys. Is to is
years, who live on Church Hill OPP
portunity for work and have hot din
ner at home. Public Employment Blu
ream loom y. I'iIN HALL
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LADIES' TAILOR
REPAIR SHOPS.

]. BROWN. leading ladies' tailor. 90.
North First Street
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SHOES.
CARPET CLEANING.

HAVE your rugs and carpets dry
cleaned to look like new. Orders
taken Sl2 West Grace street. Phone
Madison 239S-W.
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AUTOMOBILES.
FOR SALIG-Animals.

HORSES and mules for hire. by 6ay
week or month. for sale or exchange
SulliNans Stable. sos East Cary. also
Boarding horses wanted.
FOR sale. 10 good mules right GU, OF
cheap, from $50 per pair up; also
good mares. suit any kind OF work.
from 500 each up. This stock is all in
good condition. and can be seen at
FOR sale. ! good. big serviccahie.
pounds; Will work single OF double:
price. 1926 for the pair; also fine driv-
Ing mare 6 years old not afraid OF
anything; can trot in minutes. and
Southern Transfer stable Is South
Fifteenth street.
FOR sale. { fresh cows. Apply Berke
ley Farm. Westover. Va.
BIRD DoGs-Have s. viii sell 3, bro
some Irish red, coming 3 years. So
each: > black. white and tan Llewci-
lyns, blue licked. coming years. $40
each. dog and hitch; all forced" re-
okc. Va
CRUiL'S Livery. Boarding. Sale and
Exchange Stables. IS South Tenth
street. Horses and mules for hire by
the day. week or month for light or
heavy work. heavy tcam!nG of all kinds
n specially Also acclimated horses
mares and mules for sale. right out OF
work. All stock sold under full guar
antce and must be as represented.
on sale &C. qpa and your 9fey y dogs h ,n2
sport unless you own and know your
dogs have them. Write ut once
7. T. ATKINSON: Chamne. Va
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'laude l.. Shakespeare. who sues.
Plaintiff
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only trSt-ClaSs man wanted. Must
he able to furnish good references. APP
ply .3l0 Jefferson to morrow morning.
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WANTED-Household Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture in any quantity. Call
tin. lEINh ENG.
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BOARDING..
ROOMS WITH BOI.RD.

LARGE and small rooms for rent. with
board. 100 West Grace.
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WANTED, experienced vulcanizinr
man to take charge OF plant. Write
r. r. King. Charlottesville, Va.