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Steamer Nyock
Burns at Muskeg|on

RI MUSHROOM. Mich, Dec. so-The
steamer Nyack owned by the Crosb,
Transportation company and one OF
the Oldest vessels in the passenger
business on the Great Lakes, burned
at the dock here today and sank to
the bottom.
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Mrs. g. F. Carroll and Mrs. ]. E.
Powell have rented their apartment in
the Yost Flats to Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Norris. and will spend the next few
months out OF the city. Mrs. Carroll
will spend the time with relatives In
different parts OF Ohio and Mrs. Pow.
ell will 90. to Pittsburgh to spend a
couple ,ot months. Miss Carroll Powell,
who is music Instructor inSthe Miller
school, will remain hsSe during The
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here for the funeral LETT several days

mere TOT tue funeral lett several days
ago. ~
Mrs. Perry Thompson and son, Hen.
ry, who have been the guests OF the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Dickerson, leave the latter part Of
the week for their home in Enrkers:
burg.
Borne on Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert;G. Hall, a son.
Mrs. j. l.. Sapper and daughters,
the Misses Erma and Myrtle, left to-
day for Pittsburgh, where they will
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surprise Party,

A surprise party was celebrated at
the home OF, c, II. Vaughan, lilo An.
derson street, Tuesday. afternoon, in
honor OF the, 18th anniversary Of the
birth Of their son, Charles H. Vaughan,
Jr. A very joyful afternon was spent.
Refreshments were served.
The guests were Gertrude Vaughan,
Gladys Robertson. Margaret Haney,
Mary swisher, Doris Linn, Cera Frost,
Winnie Front, Alma Smacke, Lena
Stmm. Mabel Simm, milford Collins,
Bert Collins. Kenneth Liberger, Mel
borne Liberger. jennings Tucker, Ro.
bert Tucker, Rexall Swisher, Kenneth
Hannany, Thomas Robertson, Ralph
johnson, John Vaughan, Charles
Vaughan. Archie Nichols, Lee Brown.
B.. B. b usr b r = 4
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Germany Recoanlzzes carrranza.

N5 tBy Associated Press.)
BERLIN, Dec. S0.-Ge.many has ea.
tended recognition to the de 1acto
government Of Mexico, headed by
General Venuestiano Carranza.
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For Guest.

j, Mrs. Walter; Fulward delightfully."-
entertained a. number OF friends last
evening at her! home on i. Walnut ave.
nue.. honoring her guest, Miss Sadie
Callahan, Of Chartered, Pa. The event
was buffet luncheon. Among the out
OF town guests were Messrs. Leroy
Miller, Lawrence Brown and g. N.
Mckay. - -. .s:-.
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A. Luncheon.

Miss Sue Kearsley Watson entertain
ed at luncheon at Highgate yesterday
honoring Miss Mary Harsh of Birming-
ham, Alabama, the guest Of Miss Mary
Frances Hartley.
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! Married In Oakland

Miss May Floyd, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Floyd, Of Rarrack.
Vile, and Shirley Murrell, Of Detroit.
Mich, were married yesterday In Oak.
land. Nd. They returned to tho home
q MT. and Mrs. Floyd.in Barrackyilie
last evening and will leave the latter
part Eof. the week for Detroit, where
tney VIII reside. Mr.. Murrell was for.
merry employed at :Barrackytlle, M;.s
Eloyds Is member OF prominent
Barrackville family.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS

trip. They will be at home to their
friends after January Is at Wellsburg,
W. Va. Wheeling News.
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Z New SYear Eve Receptlon.

The New y ear eve reception which
will be an event; OF the ,Woman's Club
social calendar will be held from $50
O'clock until $50 o'clock, change
having been made in the hour on sc.
count of the Military Ball at the Ar.
moryl on the same evening. The social
committee Of the Woman's Club ara
Completing arrangements for the ev.
ent, which Will be one OF splendid ap:
pointnients. "A large number Of the
club m embers together with husbands
and men friends, will attend the
event.
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New Years Dance.

Miss Mary Windsor will entertain
number of'triends at a New Years day
dance in the han in the Yost apart.
ments.
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Stewar.pebolt,

The marriage of Miss Mabel Lo,fise
Debolt. daughter OF Mrs. Anna n, SDe.
Bolt Of Holidays Cove, W. Va. and
Nj. Willard sMayhall Stewart, Of Wells.
burg took place today at the home Of
the bride. The BRIDES uncle. Rev, p !
y. peBolt pastor Of the. Wesley III. p.
CHURCH Of this city OBLIGATED The
couple were unattended and Inc .besn.
UNI rtng ceremony was used. I'm:
medtately following the service MI.
and Mrs Stewart left over the Pennt
syiyania lines for an eastern wedding
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Announce a,,.h

a new boy arrived at the home n,
NE q. and Mrs: o. G. .Ankrom of.6l3 View
street Sunday. The, boy has 4 een
named Edwin Lane Ankrom. =
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For grlde.Elect.

Honoring Miss. Martha Duncan, a
bride-elect, Miss Frank R. Amos en-.
tertained'at a sewing party last even.
ing at her home on tho East Side
The guests included intimate friends
OF the hostess. Miss Duncan's. mar.
riage to Ernest Pikler.. of Wichita,
Kansas Will be solemnized in the
near future. .i'$ - 80
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there's a Reason.

Why you should buy your piano or
victrola from this old reiable house.
Why! Because we, pay cash for our
instruments and thereby save the pur:
chaser the discount. We quote you
the very lowest prices. We give you
the very easiest payments and guaran.
tee you full protection In case Of sick:
ness or out OF work. What more
could you ask Our pre.inyentory sale
started today, and will continue until
Saturday night. Just three days more
to secure a great big bargain.
Pianos s1s5.o0 up. e p
iYictrolas $500 to $4,000.
AL the latest records In stock.
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MIss Ar.n,e.ttt IHostes...

Miss Katharine Arnett entertained
number of young people this after.
noon at her home on Locust avenue,
set. home for the Christmas vacation.
Christmas decorations were feature
OF the appointments and the young
people were delightfully."- entertained.
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ForyMlss' Peppers.

Miss valetta Henske viii entertain
vain q theatre party tomorrow after.
noon at the Camden, honorIns Mis-
Nen Peppers. who is here from EAR:
mont TO spend tho holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Peppers
q Latrobe street. @P.rker,h,rr
State journal - q % 'pufs
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I Entertained Near NeIahbot,rr1si..'

Mrs u g. !!Prickett. entertained the
Near Neighbors Club yesterday. at
ihe.S home on Bell Runr,T members
ofsthe club, which is.:a popular or.
ganization, were delightfully."- entertain.
cd and delicious refreshments. were
iserysd. r,
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a. Watch Party.

Miss Naomi Hettner will entertain a
number Of friends at q Watch Party
on New Years Eve at her home on
Cleveland avenue. y ), "a
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Christmas Dance.

The Country Club last evening was
the scene OF a brilliant social event
Whensthe' annual Christmas dance was
held. J The guest list was limited to
club members and out OF town guests
and o number Of the latter were pres.
emit including members OF. the school
set home q for tho holidays. Holiday
decorations added IA festive note %to
the event. the Christmas :colors,. red
end green, being blended in a most
aifectiye color scheme. The .Cadsnsa
Orchestra of clarksburg rendered the
music for the dancing. a splendid pro.
grand being rendered. During the In.
termission refreshments were served.
stf96f Il ..i ltS.ts 80 . $780, -
k.efc. Dance.
The local council Knights OF Colum.
bus entertained at a Christmas dance
last night at their hall on Main street.
A splendid program Of. dance music
was rendered by SINNERS orchestra
and dancing. which began al 8, con-
tinued until past midnight. Refresh.
ments were served during the inter.
mission. The chaperones were Mes.
danes R: M. sFlaherty, P. J. McGraw.
O.. =. Smith, John Hessian, M,
Stand. The committee in charge OF
arrangements was composed Of q. F,
jackson, A. M. Stand, r. M. Fiahorty
lF.SG. Hessian and ". E. Hartman.
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Women's Smart New
Spring Suits

Brand new and shown for the first time,
today. Fayorite materials new fare effects
and popular length coats: Lined throughout
with good silk and trimmed with fur.
Second Floor.
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Toilet Sets, Powder Puts Hair Receivers,
Stamp Boxes, Jewelryl Boxes, Paper Weights,
Book Ends, Door Stops, Bud Vases Ink
Stands Humldors; Shaving Sets Pin Cush;
ions, Smoking Sets and many other useful.
things At a third Of the regular price: j
All Calendars and Cards at Half Price.
Second Floor. 3'r
The Dickinson press., 1915-10-23
Cheap and big canB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
saveyou money. Calumetdoes-it'sPure
and far superior to sour milk and soda.
LOCAL NEWS

For Rent-Modern 5-room house
situated in block north of court
house. Alfred Skinner.-adv 10-23-2p
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Engen were up
from Taylor in their car last Satur-
day, visiting and attending to some
business matters.
Emil Stransky recently purchased
the neA Of section 29-139-97 of a
Wisconsin party, the deal being made
through Attorney W. F. Blume of
this city.
Charles DeFoe recently shot a very
large bob cat in the brush near
South Heart. He is having the cat
mounted. Bait Connell also killed a
bob cat at South Heart this year.
Christ Decker has about 26 stacks
of grain this year. He does not know
when the threshers will get out to
his place, but his grain is safely in
stacks and he is not worrying.
The Dickinson press., 1915-10-23

This week word was received that
Mrs. Abbie Pond is considerably bet
ter at her eastern home, which is
good news to her North Dakota
friends.
The Dickinson press., 1915-10-23

VIM. Just, who has been in this
vicinity for several weeks looking
after his land interests near New
England, left Wednesday for his
home in Mankato, MINI.
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MAKING Of SHRAPNEl
IS NOT DECIDED UPON
Very Likely That Richmond Forginss
Corporation win Manufacture
Munitions of War.

1 1t is regarded as very probable that
the Richmond Forgings Corporation
will shortly receive orders for mu.
nitions of war from representatives
Of the powers at war in Europe. O.
p. BEDFORD. secretary Of the company,
10 now in New York. 1t Is understood,
with q view. to receiving proposals
from Representatives Of helligerent
nations. Should the Forgfngs Cor
porafton accept orders It will be neces-
sary to put ON q much larger force OF
men and to work them In day and
night shifts.
Commenting upon the situation w.
r.. Williams, vice president of the
corporation. says:
Though It has not been definitely
decided upon by the officers Of the
company. ! think 1t probable that We
viii soon be manufacturing shrapnel
and explosive shells for a number Of
countries now at war. Many orders
for this work are being given through
out the country. and they are easy
enough to get. The only question IL,
shall we take them? We have q
number OF very large non-war orders
on hand at present. with more in
view, and the outlook IL most en-
couraging."
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ny c. L. & II. L. DENOON,
Real Estate AuctioneTn,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Sale by public auction OF AeslraAIe
fnrma, near WifliansAuxg. Ylrg1nla. ana
located on the Automobile Highway
leading from Richmond.
by direction Of the owners, who are
determined to SELL We Will offer for
sale at public auction on the premises,
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 18th. 1915. AT
~ O'CLOCK NOON. the desirable farm
property, known a. "Bloxton Farm
situated on the Automobile Highway
Cor williamsburg Roadl In York coun-
nv. and about one and onA-hAlf miles
from the Town Of williamsburg. Tho
property consists Of twa hundred and
forty -One CAD acres. with m eight
rom dwelling house. new dairy barn.
corn house and usual out-buildings. all
In fair condition. sS
One hundred and thirty -flve (13S)
acres Of the land Id cleared. tho balance
In cord wood. A finc orchard OF three
and one half tsh) aacres Odds to the
attractiveness Of the place. The own
ers Of the property. being non-resi-
dents, have detsrTntneds to sell. and an
IL offered to set this val
liable property at fnod6rats cost.
TERAfS---Unusually liberal tsrms can
30 arranged Including nnaall cash
payment and long time On the residue,
on Al cash. at the option Ok the pur-
chHaer.
Fpr fartheF pAstisnlars addrsss
g. Ls q ;s
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE
VALUABLE TENANT PROPERTY.
SEVEN tTl HOUSES ON BOYD
CTDTrp

VALUABLE TENANT PROPERTY.
SEVEN cd HOUSES ON BOYD
STREET
In execution of certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned trustee. dated
March II, 1913, and duly recorded in
the clerks offfce of the Chancery Court
OF tho City of Richmond In d. b 92i-A,
page ia. to secure the payment eo$
certain sum of money therein men,
toned. default having been made In
the payment of a part thereof. and be-
ing required by the beneficiary under
said deed so to do, I viii sell at public
auction on the premises on
FRIDAY. MAY '. 1915,
AT s o'clock r. NJ,
tho property above referred to consist
ing of all that certain lot or parcel OF
land with seven frame remnant houses
thereon. designated as Nos 121S-30-e2-
.4-26-2s-3o Boyd street, and all other
thereon. in the city OF
Richmond. on the north line Of Boyd
street, between Harrison and Norton
Streets, bounded as follows: Commence
ing at q point on the north line %
Boyd Street distant fs4 feet six inches
west or the west line OF Harrison
Street, at the center OF q thres-foot
alley between this property and the
property on the east. thence running
westwardly along she said north line
or Boyd Street and fronting thereon
10l feet six inches to tho center OF m
alley between this property and the
property on the west. Thence running
back Eorthwardly from said front be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet.
This sale offers nns opportunity
for an investment yielding rental
equivalent to 10 Per cont or more.
easily rented end always III demand.
Terms: Subject to the deed Of trust
above referred to securing the princi.
pal sum OF $4,000. evidenced by one
note Of $4,000, maturing March II.
1914. and one for $4,000 maturing
March II. 1918. together with notes for
interest at 8 per cent. payable quar-.
teriy. and the balance Of purchase
price In cash.
MAX. q. RuEHRAGUND.
Trustee.
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Under new schedule. effective Sun
day, May 2. local train will leave Rich
mond 800 p. NJ. daily except Sunday.
for Clifton Forge. carrying parior car;
this train arriving Richmond 1880 p, NJ,
daily except Sunday.
Local train leaving Richmond 500
A. II. will operate daily to Charlottes-
Vile. and daily except Sunday to
Thurmond. instead of to Clifton Forge
only.
Train leaving Richmond 1900 noon
for Newport News. Norfolk and Old
Point. and train arriving Richmond
s:f5 p. NJ from those points will be
made daily instead OF daily except sun
day. No further changes.
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Disorderiy I'm Court,

c. j. Hulcher. a liveryman. who
had been fined $40 for ill-treating
IA horse by Justice Crutchfieid yes
terday. was later served with q bench
warrant charging him with being dis
orderly In court and with contempt.
He was bailed TO appear this morn
ing. Huicher created some excite
ment in Police Court by abusing the
court officials.
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sPEcIAL NOTICE. .

Ladies-feur Cembtnss Made late
beautiful switches, pompadours. etc.
Charges moderate. Old switches re-
dyed to look like new. Largest
stock of pure hair switches In the
city. Come and see this stock be-
fore going elsewhere. Shampooing,
s5c. Mail orders given prompt at
tention. THE RoYAI4LE, 221 East
Broad.
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sEAnOARD Am SANE nAsLWAY,
Tie RFsGresseve railway ~ sAe o4ath.
Richmond daily. 800 4. n. lucei =
Norma: Use r. r.. aleepera a.
coaches. Atlantis. Btrmingham. Jack.
sonvflls: 1850 r. ~. sleeper 10 Hamloe
ana coaches % Atlanta and Hwming.
ham: HAS A. ~. sleepsrs. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Jacksonville.
Tampa. and coaches jacksonville.
North- bound trains ecAeduled a -.
rive In Richmond daiiy: S:6S &. RI
s:15 A. NJ. S:eS r. NJ. E:ls " II. LoceI
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Enroll Under Its Flag and See
q the wordN
The word signifies action ambition initiative energy.
andtakeit possibilities
divided the Nows and the
The army # NOW is the of victory
The army of TOMORROW is the army Of defeat
which flag OF enroled'
Empires missed captured it accord
ing they enlisted in or the other
Do Won think if Napoleon had tated to turn
history the greatest captain of all mef
the of the
worlds shining gnuses
is long way Richmond to Francisco long
beginning of the Christian era to the present time
possibilities
today they
opportunity prove very convincing
Are you in The Richmond vnan Pacific International Ex
position Tour Contest'
notw why
one % sa @ o flag Of the OF
Z
commission under that flag and join the Of Now
delay army NOW steadily marching and
marching little to
guard
ambition; ngy prefer
difference, you are proper
..ts r x.s ill time soldier s ss % sssas s Ss
below.
Think possibilities
Read de of The
Vrginian to of eight
yourself whether enrolled under the flag of NOW the
of TOMORROW
is your
thing The NOW spelled backward WON.
TO JOIN NOW USE THE BLANK BELOW
APPLICATION BLANK
to fol chmond ginian,s
i Of unders rules
conditions governing which comply with Signed:
Business Address Gf any,
Township. Telephone No.
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Registrar's Annourseineut.

Registrar Miller announces that he
will sit to register all voters not here
tofore registered at the garage in the
rear of 30fS Semmes Avenue on May
IS. A large increase in the voting
list is anticipated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
ALBION Sc TETEATER,
al North Third Street,

ALBION Sc THEATER,
al North Third Street,
Universal and Pathe Pictures
TOsfORROw--King Baggot in Tony"
drama: lin the Hills Beyond" sgd
ney Ayres; wanted. a Chaperone.'
two-reei comedy. full OF laughs;
Pathe comedy.
SATURDAY - THE Blood OF His
Brother" two-reel mining drama:
1.-THE Toll of Youth" comedy, Faith
ers Money; Pathe comedy.
Remember the ALBION &c THEATER
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAn LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect ApFn 5. 1915.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK. se.eo A. ~. $500 r. n
400 p. NJ
ron LYNCHBURc AND THE WEST.
ss:Is A. n. $3.50 A. n. 800 r. Il.
1870 r. n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: s1l:4e
the West: .s:so A. II. iS:io II. II. ti1e
r. NJ. sS:17 p. n. $500 r. n.
eDaily. tDaily Mx. Sunday. tsunday
w. b. BEv1LL w. g GAUNbHnS.
PIT q, Roanoke q. Il a. Roanoke
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W ants
Daily Program Of Phctoplays
at the Theaters.
aEcENr THEArER

REGENT, THEATER
The Home OF the Paramount Program
TODAY AND SATURDAY --' The
Making Of Bobby Burnt" with Ed
ward Abeles.
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arcHHoND AND cnEaAr,rAKn nAl

RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule efectivs January 3. ASIA.
supsrssding schedule Of April IL. 1874
Schedule suhtsct - change wtthopA
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REAL ESTATE s.oa sAr1s.

js.ssS IGTs K EfEx1 uffFfT sORTK-
BAN HOME IN WOODLAND
HEIGHTS TEN ROOMS. HOT AND
COLD WATER, BATH. ELECTRIC
LIGHTS. LOT 46xi5e: ONE AND A
8 HALF SQUARES FROM CAR LINE
THIS rs A GREAT BARGAIN. CAN
ARRANGE TERMS TO SUIT BUYER
]. Dab. CARE vIRGINIAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
SOUTH SIDE
Illustrated Travel Talk sunday Nighs.

Illustrated Travel Talk Sunday Eixi1.
An illustrated travel talk will be
given Sunday night on 'Korea--the
Switzerland Of Asia in Porter-Street
Presbyterian Church, by Mr.. Cameron
johnson. These magnificentiy colored
slides have been made from photo
graphs taken by Mr.. Johnson him
self.
Sunday morning "Mothers Day
will be observed In both the Sunday
School and church. and Rev. Wesley
Baker will preach a sermon on
Mother"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
no Give ssNfav C;arao.,. >,

Agiochook Council of Camp Fire
Girls. of Forest Hill, will give May
Garden or the lawn of Mr.. John c.
Robertson tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
Death Of Harvey A. Tfnsiey.

Mr.. Harvey A. T1nsley, we'll
known South Richmond merchant
died Wednesday night at his home or
Hull street, after a brief illness.
Mr.. Tinsley leaves mother and
five brothers to mourn their loss The
funeral will be conducted at the grave
this morning at II o'clock by Rev
Mr.. winfree. OF Midlothian, and the
interment will be made at Providence
Church, in Chesterfield County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS

wantes Carpets to oess and seeur
by the latest improved machinery
sxi2 only 81. We also do all kinds
al sssssp,t remodeIinE. NEW YORK
CARPET CLEANING CO. 26of East
Franklin Street. Randolph 2oss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07

Whitr Lexhorn Egxxs Ferris strata,
$3.50 for IS: s2.5e for 80, $500 for 100.
: Barren strain. se.5e for is: sio-oo for
700. Day old chix. st..eo and $500
TO- FOO Our .BHt Rite" Brooder.
capacity lee ehix. for $50 UNITED
SALES Co, Norfolk. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07

party With EstabIlshed Bssiness wishes
e cornmunicate with person with or
without personal services) in position
to invest 33.5oe. Address Lock Box
Al. City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07

no YoU WANT TO EARN MONEY!
s0OD PROPOSITION OPEN To RIGHT
PARTY; sAFE INVESTMENT: FOR
PARTICULARS ADDRESS BIS,
CARN vIRGINTAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07

OIL Lands In Florida. $50 Secures ID
tsrmtned zoIre map with engineers
Z report. Your safest guide for In
vesting. No cheques. References
rORTESCuE. Box li6a. Tampa. Fla
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PROFESSIONAL

Hard and soft shoe stage Dancan q
thoroughly taught. Prices reasona-
BILE. j. III. BROWN. late OF Paragon
Trio, 2222 Floyd Avenue.
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l',Ss rlhfSr r.cs WH.. : So, :; sYs. y;
Ssessssry nisrSA -

Cheapent Fafns. Haenaes, 11nAAee, ISs1
s-ea A. G. BUCHANAN. Chester. Va