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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04
F. l.. CLARK
Carpenter & Builder

Brick, Stone. Plastering, Cement and
Concrete Work.
Stag, Tin, Slate and Tile Roofing.
Bell Hanging ana Locksmithing.
Alterations and Additions a Specially
Plans and Specifications furnished on
request. No Job too small or large for
us to estimate on.
SHOP-Delaware Ave. & Main ST.,
Bell phone 43R-II Penns Grove, NJ.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04

what points their understanding of
the facts differs from the German
viewpoint as set forth in the note, and
in what points they agree, before look
ing for a direct answer to their COM
munication.
Basis Of Fact Sought.
"The American note, of course,
leaves the way open for a preliminary
discussion of the situation, as sug-
gested in the German note. l hope
that such a common basis of fact,
once established, may serve as the
ground work for further ~conversa-
tons"
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04

Charles e. Barber
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Specifications on
all kinds of building furnished
free. Estimates given on
buildings to be erected.
Address Post Office or call at
Charles Pedrick's, North Broad
Street above school house. . 20 g..
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04
Ask That Report BE Discarded.

Ask That Report Be Discarded.
Request that the annual report of
the New York and New Jersey Water
Company Of Bayonne be thrown out
was made before the Public Utilities
Commission. The request was made
on the charge that the company was
diverting funds to subsidiary COM
panies and that it filed different annu-
al reports with the stockholders than
with the commission. No action was
taken on the report. Turner A. Ball
was one Of the petitioners to have the
reports thrown out, and read some
figures to show the difference.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04
Auto Lights to De Dlmmed.

Auto Lights to % Dimmed.
Commissioner William L. Dill of the
motor vehicle department sent letters
to the chiefs Of police of all munich
palities in the State asking co-opera-
ton In the enforcement of the law pro-
hibiting the use of dazzling headlights.
"One of the greatest to
night travel is the dazzling headlight"
said Mr.. Dill, which in many cases
is so intense as to almost blind the
eyes Of users of the road. May we
ask your cooperation in bringing
about the rigid enforcement of this
aot?'
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04

Greatest Watch, Clock and
Jewelry Repairers in Della
ware. None better in Jersey
than at Wright's JeweIry house
22O King Street, Wilmington,
Delaware. Established 1892.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-06-04

Hold Pair for Love Notes.
Charged with carrying on an i'm.
proper correspondence through the
mails, Samuel Merchant. a policeman
of Woodbury., and Miss Mary Smell
baker, of the same city, were held in
SIS, 90 bail each by United States Com.
missioner Wilson to await action by q
Federal Grand Jury.
At the hearing Merchant admitted
writing a number of letters Miss Smell
baker while she was taking a course
as a trained nurse In a Camden hos
pitaI. The letters were in code, each
letter being represented by a number.
Jersey Advertising Mems Outing.
Many Newspaper men and adj
veFtisers will attend the fifty-ninth
annual meeting and outing of the New
Jersey Press Association to be held
June % at Williamstown. Mass.
Among those who will make addresses
at the banquet to be held the night fol-
lowing their arrival are Harry A. Gar
field, president of Williams College
and son of the late President James
A. Garfield; former Judge Robert
Carey, Of Jersey City. and Frank e.
Howe, Lieutenant-Governo OF Yer
mont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-29
&unoe itn jd,eu Erput.

%onbe italieniideu Trpnt.
2n Or ahtcn Iront BADEN bic ltaIeuer lire Nnaic
urGe ecru erten bic taliener b rmIuisn Nebnn.
gu itbr djwcre Tente.
2m ihimmnen tobte Der &i W0rsr Gridnppi
Der einb init han nnS frhsn SrnppenmaIeu AMii
GnSeren o8en eh uuebml Ne SSaui, Die Sta.
Iicntt cnilans Der SanSraEe gneu bnbsn
Gine fnre 3e lang bl Die S6b nuro6tId Ssuua
@rNer nabmem nnere Srnppen nrprnsdeu EoTiunu
i'm Sturme uehr
Zen 1tnlincrn seang aud, Sannsem |uSsoa
He mnrsn oOd g bnausgetrcben
Dor om VrGfenpf bas Sdaielb nit geden eimoider
uoaen bctt in Der NGbe Cslauia ,Gben mir
Nm Der @rn oeS 1Oberbo Eatenn9 bdrGuen bic Stouer
Cpcronn ami nn amarfi iomeiid Gam Maru ueler
rNfseiAascn wnroe.
Geih euos nae %uriuperinde Senoes
Iia Iun @esno nabc 3asra; ucridonen Ynnfn so
grHfenops; bel Weiurb 400 Sedcn
5tcnnnasn nridief, nnb an Der Eriie Sront.
NH aleu- Sblen Der lit Simatou
Gcbcbcu Die SiunuSrnm III ndIcr mneren SGnoen
Mn Der Spro n,e rtetn bic Staliener Nngrii aaen
uuire FoTton mccm Nbbnge o Wune EaHu ocrGbe
Ger SdiHobaM @ren; Bride. Sic unrben uridseuieiem.
&u Der Salfnu Nrpnt
Geterreih mngariid Srmppen, melde nDroidcm
WcrgrIfen 5nrId.
Die ren @eaeno Gelebric cbcnians IeinSe a
Gnbsrt Gn 6erreiih nnaarde Nbtbenua Sc Miuuibn
votrad n enana Der Srafc mad Spet Die mntearne renc
odt IN biesr heacnb madDn mir 1900 CSeiannenc
Die gngaren haber CSoleS nno yroo Iomd Griima
ct S0lsa mtIth uon Feri5opie cngenummen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-29
2ooC Scr l(liirten alli
Dem ga 1t an Der
5pcifclt.
cSra6lIo8 nab znDpiue)

0crlih 2S. 9topember. (llcber
ice ytudriAtcn 9lgcntur) 1ic 81
tuntion Der 1ruppcn Der Gntcltc'
@laiirtcn oli Dem 9ofon lit cine
ucr5meiicItc. Sic GerIuitc Der 6ron.
5oicn oli Der &ripolof 6ronf meroen
ull loOtcn ollein anf 10000 ges
idldBt, mo Der hilf5uA lit oltbcr
orOcntlidb id)luicrig.
,Saua 0ic VcrBlng uon WtonuItlr
olirtI Die Vul9oren not6mcnoig mcr'
oen iolite, miro 6ic blll9nriid)c Ne
Oierllnq 0bricdlcnloHo oos bcltinlnltc
Ncriprchelt gcbclL 0oj oic Gtfupa
tion MIR cine Temperate icin miro
rlo onB 0ieiclbc nltr olrh oringeuo.
itc nilitiriid)c 9int1mcnoi9fcit pcr.
onloBt muroe
WulNaren y murtcn aut
McrItGrfuHqcn.
y oris, %. gtocclnbcr. Iie
5erbem mcIde an 6rcitng Nroo uno
arilibeuo, nGrblicb bon Wtonoitir, be
icbtcn Oronacn elmer 0opns 3epc-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-29
Nr. 333.

idc aus lltonoltir 3tltolge an ndd'
den lo1c in Mopot Gin.
Die gtugriiie 6meicr Gipilionen
uml 9itIdorell gcaen hic Gerber III
0eicm 3iitritt perncrt idlGrier.
Ger &oritob Der NulGdrcn gegen
Nionuitir miro, 10 Glmlbt man per
36acrt. INN 0os Gilttrciicn uon Ger'
it1rtlm0cn ob5muorteu.
Eerunoetc ScrbGl limo oilS ocn
2o5dtrttcI III DIounitir n1dl 9llbu
nicn gebraht por0en.
Mric cbeuIono'5 0oItltltg
bcuurubigt Souoon.
2onOon %. 9iopcmber.
9idjt 0erin0c Ncltnrubigrno gicbt
iih in 2ouoon tlul0 onIdblich Der 9jc-
ridte ats 2Itbeu, ucItbc olocuten
oub NrictbenIonOS Noltura gcgelI
il6er ocn Gntcnte- Ol1hten ood) inl
ucr nod 3meiiel riicn lGbt.
is ucrlurtct ans 5uuerlolligcr
Gucac, oub &0nig aonitontin micocr
id,monfcno 0cmnrocl lit, nudoent CT
uon @uiicr 9SiIbcnr. ieinem Sdud
acr. cite Dertraulihc Votid)nit er
holtcn bat. rSl oicier ioa Der aoi-
ier crncut bctont boben bob Elm SicA
0cr 0eutichen Sod)C obiolt iid,cr lci
ln0 ouen 9cnCn, mcldc lih ibm ipl.
0cricBcL 9ernittllng qngeoroht bo
bCn
9cit1rtt meroen sic Nefilrdliungcl
III bicligen politild)cn arciIcn ourd)
sic lbotiodc 6oB &onig aOnltantin
BON oen Maiirten cine ihriftlibe go
rontie oufiir perlol9t bot oaB ulic
@riehcnlollo uon ben @ntentc WtodI
ten 5uqciiherten Gon5eiionen audi
rurtlid) 1elr0brt ueroen. 0icS miro
lcoiglidl ais cin Norlpano iiir lpctc
reu Ycr5ig ourd) ncuc llntcrb0lto
lungcn ungcleben.
Die 9ltbencr Sorrclponoenten oer
biciigen 3citlnGcn hc5eidlncn Die
2cgc aIs iebr crnIt unb bctonclL 0oi
Gr6bt. @odiomtcit icitcns Scr vi
liirten oringelto gebotcn lei
Q ituotton III dit olarmt-
rcnh. ugt u tbcn Y or
reiponocnt.
2onbun, %. Nopcmber. Ger
9liben, Correspondent ocr 3cntcr
ihcn Nohricbteu. slgentur iogt onB
acitern slbeno in offi5iellen arciicn
lid lebbofte glftipitGt flln6gab, oo}
jcooc6 nod glniidt bober Vcunlten
lmo 3iplouoten fcin grlIno 5ur De
lnrubi9llng uorlicgt.
90 lonae fcin bircfter Gcriuf &C.
nludt miro. o5richenlono 5llr 9lltia
gobc ieiner 9selltrolit1t 5t 5minger
miro, 10 0Iollbt nlon bier, einc 60
ilng Der nlilitGriihen Iroblentc
3lpeiielSobne geilnocn uerben. Sic
0epeche iii9t biu5ll bic Sitllotion
loiie lid) boiinungsnoll on.
u mcrifuner in " ppota4
nliengetootet.
0uIel, Sbueij, %. 9tou.--0r.
Se5lep, ein onerifaniidcr 9iirger,
mo ucrihieocue Nlisl1nOer iilo ei-
ncn SclcNrnlnm oil Die 9n9Ier 3ci
tunaen 5lIiolge in Weiopotonlen &c.
tootct lpor0cn, ais tic ongeblid) Die
9lrnlcner uor tiirfiiden llebergrif-
len ihiibcn luolltcn.
(9lm II. 9topenIber mar cincln
leIcgrallm an Die allsl0noiidc NRii
jon in Bottom 5llfolge Der alncgita.
niihe 9RiiiionGr III llrfa, Eaitor s.
$. Scalic, ongebltd) an TerelitunJ
gcltorben. llcbcr oen ZOO Iicaen tei
nc ndbcren 9erihte uor.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-29
Der 0Cferrei6ifGe 3eriGt.

uia eonSun, % Nouember = Ter Oiredide Nenealab
int brute NbraO Die nndtebene nmidc Wibsnng ueroenid
@nnoc ocrrmi idca Eront
gn rniida argsdauplnte taben lid terc Greisnie
nsaner smertGcr gtScnnns smgetrasen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-29
(9ra6iloS na8 SappiacJ

@Crlin, 2S. Noucnlber. (llcbcr'
ice 9iadrithtrll- 9lgcntltrD - W}o]or
Diorubt, Der Ntilitdr &ritifcr oca
,Nryliner 5ogcbldtt," lu0t III Nc'
jpredMmo oc9 Nolfon 6cl05ugcs, ooB
DER mnrltcrbrohcnc &orInorih Der
0cutidcl uno oitcrreidilben 9lrmeen
ourh I35 .Q}ciIcn idDiuieri1lten llno
lmpirtblihitcn 1erroius trob ihled
ten SNetter8 lmo unpailirborcr Stro
zen IN ser Aun5cn SScItaclhdte ln'r
in 0cu icGrcidlcn Torrildcn Der
Icltihcn 0egcn oir Nuiicn i'm gcGcn.
lpGrtiQcn MricNc cine Eurollclc lin
oct.
Major W|orubt crfI1rt, oub bis
jctt i36,070 Scrbcn gcionaen sc
nunlmen muroell ipG5rcno 627 So
noncn uno 80 MoitincngcmeDrc Ncn
Sicgcrn in bic oanoc ficIen.
Ter 9icit bcr icrbiiNen 9lrmcc miro
nnh Itujor lMorobts 2lnliht pobr
ihcinlicb in @onocn non Srreglloren
ocu MricG iortieBcn o0er lid ocn
irdn50iiidl britiihcn Srlppcl an
idIiebcn
Pnnr SCR 9G(Giirteu olti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-11-29
GIdn,rnOt
GrO6tbat.
Saltaus Tclo,ng Der
Gcutra!ma6tc.
zp iagt W.iiitarfritifer
Major Morabt.

III ,Wcrlincr (uNcbIott". Gie
SSoficntbot bot mr cine Eoral,
lclc in ocm ocutiMcn Sjc0cS5u0e
ococn oie Guilcn 9ic Ger
ben pcrlorcn l36,07O Mom on
ojcionqcncn oubcrocm G27 SO
noncn uno 30 ,WoihiuenNcrncbrr.
lNrnhtlna nnh snhhiNcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
DEATHS

DIES POltTES.--Dicd, suddenly Sunday
night. December J.'lJ15. II. NALAlONT
DIES pORrES.
Funeral services THIS (WEDNES-
DAf) MORNING at 1890 o'clock from
lo2S West Franklin Street.
SHANkS.-Died, at her residence, 600
Mitchell street, December q. 1915. at
IL O'Clock. MRS. MARY II. SHA NIX :,
widow Of George w. Shnmks, formerly
OF BAL more. She leaves to mourn
ihetr loss ono daughter Mrs. Maggie
Buchcr. aud ten grandchildren. one
great grandson. one brother. Mr.. y. NJ.
WEDNESDAY EVENING at o'clock.
Bnltimore papers plcasc CODY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
IN MENIOItI.iM.


Whereas, it has plcaHcd our iicIvcnly
rather. in Ills allwisc providence. 10
inns life and from association with ~
in his ever kindly, gcui.! %,..s our
friend and companion, DIR. II Dies
Therefore. be i, resolved tina, the
Richmond city Dental Society deeply
feels the loss. ana wishes briefly to .N-
press the deep sympathy OF each At!E
every member with his bcrcnvcd lam
lily.
In his long membership ia our socInty
his bearing was :Jwnys modest ANA un-
selfish, and, az has always b""n said 81
him among US. he "aH never known to
speak AN unknd or even disparuginu
word Of a fellow nract iti"ner. lie
Master In the lesser things a. is best
expressed by the poet.
Master, TO do great work FOR Thee my
NJ too weak. Thou gives, wha, NAY
som" little chips TO carve with care
or tint or grave or polish Others stand
Before their Guarried marble fair ANA
grand
And make "a li:c-work from the grand
Thy hand hath traced. or many skilled
combined
TO build vast temples rloriously
planned.
Yet take the tiny stones whiyh have
wrought.
.lus, on. hS one as 'hcy We're given ny
Thee
No, knowing VIVA, came noxt in Tny
wise thought,
Let each stone by Thy master hand Of
grace
Form the mosaic as Thou vii, To- me
Ana in Thy temple pav"mcn, give it
RICHMOND DENTAL. SOCIETY,"
or KI:ESEn
DR. Et,GI.t.SToN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
HELP WANTED-EeniaIc.

WANTED. women for government
Jobs: $40 month: pull unnecessary.
Writ" Immediately tor list positions
obiGinablc. Franklin Institute, Dept
I3o-k. Rochester, y. y
WANTED. coiorcd girl to do general
house work. Call At 6lo North Ninth
street Bring references
WANTED. young lady for general of
iicc work: must he quick and accu-
rate at figures. stcnography, and used
10 taking phone orders. knowing loca-
ton of streets. G 929, care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
Norfolk & Western Railway

oNLY At.L-iiAii line 10 NORFOLK
schedule in effect December ,. 1915.
Lea's Byr! street station I.,uumoud FOR
NORFOLK -G:l5 ~ NJ. 900 y. NJ. $500 l..
NJ. $500 e. NJ.
'G:lS y NJ. $50 y NJ '3'00 T. NJ - 20
I. NJ. Local to crcwc. rC:35 Z NJ.
Arrive kictnuunb from Suriulk .li.4o A.
NJ. 'J:3J l.. NJ. '9:0) l. a. -li:3r T. NJ f'roin
The west: 'G:i5 y. NJ, Ss:3I ~ NJ, +2:l0 T.. NJ.
.l:in l.. NJ. '6.li 4. NJ. 900 +. NJ
DAILY Italy except Sunuay :Sunday
only.
" b. BEvILL w. C. SAUNDERS.
L. T. ~. Roanoke &. A. Roanoks.
c. II. BoSLEY. - a. nicn:nond. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
we'll prepared teachers for 1866 In
Virginia and Southern States. Estab-
lished 1895. Faithful services guarun-
iced. Correspondence solicited. A. w
Cridlin. Manager, Woodland Heights.
RichInond. Va: Phone Madison 1913
J. Walton Hall. Manager Gordonsville
I'rnnch. Box Isl. GOrdonsviile. Va
IEAciiEitS only. Keys and trans! Ia :
lions bought sold and EXCHANGED.
Send list. Entertainment and school
supply catalogues free. School supply
Company, Greenwood, :. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
PROPOSALS-Sealcd.
NOTICE TO Anr,,IrE.r1c

NUTICE TO NItEHIrECTS.
Established architects arc invited to
participate in Il competition for plans
Tor Virginia state Office Building
proposed 10 be erected Within the
capitol Grounds. ia the city Of Rich
mon,l.
Applications 10 compete must be
made in writing to the undersigned on
or before /: noon MONDAY. December
IL
Necessary information for the plans
can hc obtained from the secretary.
Legislature having made no apnro-
hr'ation TO cover this competition all
plans are subject TO final approval by
amy. must be allowed by that body
JULIEN QUINN.
Secretary state Office Building com.
mittcc.
1871 Mutual Building, Richmond. va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
SITUATION WaNTEu-sIaIe

WANTED. employment In or near city
Tor white and colorcd boys, IA 20 II
years G: age. Juvenile Court OF Rich.
mond. Room ;. CRY Hail. Phone Kan.
G"!nh G%2
COMPETENT bookEecper and cashier.
:ars experience. open for position
january !, 1916. Can take charge OF
LOOKS ana general office work. Thor
%u, my understand pay rolls. account
an! where In state OF Nirg inia or No: IN
preferred. 1913. care Times Dispat CHI.
MARltlED man. age 30. small family
desires position as manager of farm
1915: best reference. Make me offer
3idrcsS l. O. Box -, Butterworth, Va.
shipping room. 92I. care Times
Dispatch.
YOUNG man desires employment for
holidays. SIC. care Times Dispatcii.
WANTED. hy salesman with road eX-
Dcricncc. position with reliable con-
Germ; can furnish best reference rs to
ability. $40. care Times Dispatch.
MARRIED man. 10 years old. 30 yeIs
a successful farmer ana stock man
wants position a. superintendent of
large farm; best Of references furnish
ed AHy owner Of u large farm in
need of COnpctciit man. write Eli
b. Manning, bon 333 Hotel Elizabeth
cry Point, Va.
WANTED. by young man OF good hab-
us ana standing. steam heated room
WIN boari. IN private family: Grace or
Franklin street preferred. Address q;
Jo'. care es-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Sin. Lsville & West. .3:pO n .u.oo ,
Main Line. Local .s n 70 n AZ ~
James River Line .iO.0O ~ 80 ~
:. News. NtlE.. Old PIT. 80 e.. 30 M. e n
New port News. Local .T.IE n M y
Trains arrive from NIX. .i,:so A.. 80. \ p.
So y: ~ Sews. 's:5i a.. $500 p F.om
49, SIC a.. '3:,i p 1856 a. TITO o.
sunGa; from Thurmond las Rive- tS:sS
a. '7:l0 p. DAILY t Exccnt SunTa,.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. yesterday. on Broad or Main
Street. one sapphire and pearl pin.
crescent shape, IL pearl missing on tho
end Liberal reward If returned to 200
North Nineteenth Street. Phone Ran
dolph l9lS-W.
LOST, black enamel brooch pin: pc:,rl..
across the center. Phone Madison
II50-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS WAITS.
ICE. COAL AND woop

IT pays TO buy where YOU know YOU
will get free burning and clean Goa /.
because il lasts longer. Perfectly dry:
easy 10 split wood, kindling, oak and
pine slabs. cheapest to start tirc and
cook quick meal l.. T. Long, 1906
West Broad.
ABSOLUTELY the best in all kinds Of
coal. dry OAK, pine and slab wood.
streets. Randolph 1876. S. & II. Green
trading stamps given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
SOUTHERN RAII,WA3
Atlantic Coast Line
The stnnslnrd Railroad Of the south.

A.O ftaiirouU OF the South.
EFFECTivil DECEMBEI ). rri5
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Eiorid" and South s:l5 a. N. and
G:3l p NJ, 1850 A. NJ '"
For Norfolk: G:I5 ~ NJ 900 4 n ,.oo II
NJ. 400 Z. A.. ti:lO p. NJ
FoT n; a w nv. West: 6:I5 ~ NJ. 1850
For Petersburg: ESQ A. NJ gu, ,t
S;lS ~: Ma 300 y NJ. $3.50 y. NJ. 500
a.. NJ; 200 r. NJ. 1910 T.. NJ. 5:b5 p NJ
%. p NJ. e:20 r. NJ. 1850 p NJ N'
Tor Goidsburo and Fayetteville: 1900 F. NJ.
trains arrive richmond daily: 4 90 A III
, Us a. NJ G:l5 y. NJ. S:J7 \ NJ. ll:i0 & NJ
~" 4. "" lilo T. NJ, G:iT T.. NJ, G:3j F. H..
10 T. NJ. 300 r. NJ. 1880 T. NJ ''
Except Sunday. Sundu, only
Time OF arrival and departure ana co,
nectioDs not guaranteed, o"-
{. s. CAMPBELL d. p -. SIS Main ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
SITUATION waNTED-remaIc.

\ wldo" with little girl : years old de-
sircS Il position as housekccpcr for q
Whoever. or for a lady who has other
cnpioEment No objection TO the
country o.! the care of children Ref
Gsrencc Address l. 323, care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-08
EOR SALE-I,eul Estate


S9,"po VIII buy new Park Avenue flats.
rented for $40. Madison 1867.
CHOICE Grove Avenue home; will sell
on easy terms or trade for small
property. RichcSVn * Crutchfeld
Eleventh and Bank Streets.
$500 will buy handsome flats on par!;
Avenue. rent. $50. Phone Euule-
ward 40.
ilppEWELi.. VA. adjoining lets on
broadway. one corner. Last chance
=, this location. Good reason for sell
ins Paul j. Ba! ringer, i. .. EoN lSj,
Petersburg. Va.
S?.25o will buy handsome apartments
Hanover Avenue: rent, $50 year.
Drihknrd. 200l Hanover Avenue.
FOR sale. 10000. 0Q0 feet standing tim
Der ut baseball, ~ G., taking rate
of cents to Norfolk. ) cents to Pc
tersburg and Z ceutS to Richmond. None
OF timber more than = miles from rail
road station. WIN be sold on easy
terms with ample time for removal. No
restrictions as to size !. X. baseball.
9li American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va.
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sEAEoARn AIR LINE RAILWAY.

' u Il
The Progressive Hallway %! the SOUTH
Southnound trains scheduled TO lcnva Rich
m"nd daily: 9:3j y. NJ. IDEAL TO Norlina; i:21
T. NJ. sic"ptrs nnL coaches to JdCksonvllie
Atlanta, birmingham. $3.50 l.. NJ through
coaches and s!ccpcrS - jacksonville: la:I5
~ NJ. sieepcrs to Atlanta. Brnlinyha,n
JackSonviiIe. Tampa aud cogches to jack
sonville.
Northbounl trains scheduled to arrive IN
lsichmond daily: i:g ~ NJ, $50 \. NJ
local. $50 a. NJ. 5:31 2. NJ
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FAIRLAM Died. at lli3 Brook Eoni,
December !, at J:2u y NJ, MRS len :
TtiErTA FAlRLANE. beloved wife uf
T. X. Fairlamb. in h"r S"vcnty-fourth
year. She leaves - moGrn their loss
her husband +. +. Falriamb. and six
sons and tire" daughters :. - j. r..
r. W.. II. w. G. t. and j. &. Fairlnmb,
and Miss Il. NJ. Mrs. II. l.. turric and
Miss NJ l.. Fairlamb. twelve grand :
children and two great grandchildrcn.
Funeral from Clay Street NJ. t..
Church THIS WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON ut nClOCk.
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HELP WANTED-aIaIe
TRAFFIC. MEH ANAN.rr.n

TRAFFIC MEN WANTED
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. 81 traffic
york under TN" government rroigh,
laws is the newest profession in this
country. II is Tor that reason full Of
splendid opportunities for mcI, with
The proper information. 1t is perrua-
ncnt and diGniH.d.
i0-PAGE OPPORTUNITY EOOk.
EY president Of Americans largest shin
U"rS, points on; open door to thousands
Of lucrative positions. iiuuy men VITA
-" more brains than sou have already
from
$3.50 TO $500 PER MONTH.
my Intelligent inan. ambitious to bot
ter his conditions. can quality during
SOAR" tiiuc without interfering with
noS"nt employment. The new ma
ttonhl association OF prominem, trafiic
I3ch can ana VIII help YOU to increase
your income for all tho rest OF vour
life. For full particulars require
,,nehis for membership. etc. see nae
"iheSday only al Murphy's Hotel
cdl early OF phone for nprointin"nt.
= l. fcirc". Secretary American Com.
mere. Association, Chicago.
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FOR RENT-Itooms.


CENTRALLY located furnished rooms.
NO. south Fifth Street.
WANTED, party to take half of a c.
room. hot watcr-hcatcd HAT on one
OF IN" best avenue, in West End Of cit :
ana 70 hoard adult persons
THE MONTiCELLO, ia North Eighth
centrally located, newly furnished,
SOC, Ioc, 81 daily 50 TO 50 weekly.
PLEASANT rooms. u North sixth
street. between Franklin ana Main.
ROOMS. south front Very desirable:
private family; electricity. phone. II
South Third. second floor. corner apart
lncnt.
TWO connecting unfurnished rooms in
private family. heated. FOR ligh,
housekeeping; reasonable, 2p9 East
Canal street.
FOR rent. furnished front room. steam
heat, electric lights, bath. phone,
elevator; fourth floor. Virginia Build
Ing. Fifth and Main Streets.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. partner. either silent or
active. with capital to take ;,n inter
est in AN old wcll-establjshcd business.
Address J.. .. l:oX 92i, city: q rare
chance to the right party.
WANTED party with $1o0 cash to ioiu
me in quick real cStat" deal omcrin.:
big returns on Investment Personal
interview only. j ST.. care Tncs-D.s
patch.
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NOTICE-ExeciltOr
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

PUR1NA Chicken Chowdcr and Scratch
Will give YOU best results. purina
Pigeon Feed contains no cracked corn.
Try II for squads. Hay and grain sold
in amy quantity. Irwin l.. Sutherland,
Phone "a. AZ North Sixth Street.
FOX sale. stereotypers mats. lsx:4:
flexible and tough; Just the thing to
iins chicken-h houses and orthouses: 81
ner 100 pounds at the office; IS cents
extra for out-of-town orders fer cart.
aGe Address Times Dlspntch