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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
PIER DESTROYED
BY INCENDIARIES

SEATTLE Wash. oct 2S.-Ffre
supposedly of inccndiary origin. de
stroyed tonight Pier 10 at the foot of
Broad street. occupied BY Dodweu a
Company. Ltd. agents for the Blue
Funnel Line OF British steamers. with
much valuable merchandise. cntaIlinr
a loss Of probably over half a million
dollars.
Two alleged attempts % destroy Pier
~ by FIRE were made early last Tues.
day. Both fires were started ln piles
of rattan stacked on top OF rolls Of
paper
Fire department omcials said they
believed both of these fires originated
from a time fuse
The Blue Funnel Line steamers
have been taking barbcd wire. machln.
cry and implements Of war across tho
Pacific The lxion. on her next trip.
was booked to stop AZ Vladivoefock
with supplies for Russia
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FIRST CALL ISSUED
ON THE Big LOAN

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-The first call
for funds available from the Anglo
French 100000. 600 credit loan was
made today by Basil b. Blackett, sec
rctary Of the Anglo-French commits
sion. and Octave Homberg. one of the
French members who remained In this
country to adjust matters in connec-
tion with the loan.
The calf requests banks throughout
the country where the funds have
been deposited TO remit by November
10. Is per cent of the proceeds TO the
National City bank here. the institu-
ton designated as the depositary OF
the proceeds a. called for.
10 Is expected that the call will
place at the disposal OF the British
and French government between sGO.-
100000 and $4,000. .OOO-15 per cent
OF the amount paid in-by November
10. This will be placed in the Ma
tional City bank To- the credit OF The
British and French government cens
trail joint account" The sum will be
checked out by Messrs. Blackett and
HomberE as needed and when ex-
hausted, another call will be made.
In no case. however. will Messrs.
Biackett and HomberE. make their
drafts payable 10 the exporters OF
supplies. The funds will be placed.
BY these two praseutatives OF the
governments concerned. at the dis
posal Of British and French fiscal
agents In America wherever needed.
possibly al a number Of places.
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.eU French
Cabinet Is
Not Formed

PARIS. Oct. 2s. 11:15 p. m.-The
French cabinet. of which Rene viviani
was head. resigned today. but up 20 a
late hour tonight Aristide BRAND. who
was called upon to form a new caoi-
ers. but as no definite arrangement
his task.
The subject OF NJ. Vivianis retire
ment from the premiership and the
REORGANIZATION OF the cabinet was dis
cussed at length by the political lead
ers. but as not definite Arrangement
could be reached. the chamber OF
deputies, which was awaiting the ap-
pearance Of the ministry in the house
adjourned in the afternoon. without
any formal announcement having
been made.
There had been rumors since the
resignation OF Theophile Delcasse
the foreign minister. of important
changes in the cabinet. but the with
drawal OF NJ. Viviani was In the ma
ture OF a surprise as his ministry re-
ceived a vote OF confidence in the
chamber recently by very large ma.
Jority. One explanation offered rs
that Premier Viviani has overtaxed
his strength in his official position IN
his strenuous services in connection
with the war.
II Is believed that NJ. BRAND will be
officially invited with the mission OF
forming a new cabinet as soon as his
selections for the various portfolios
are made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
COMMISSION OF WEST VA
MEETS TO CONSIDER
QUESTION.
Letter From Va. Commission Re.
questing Action on Judgment
Is Considered.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct IS
Members Of this states Virginia debt
commission are in Charleston for the
purpose Of considering the judgment OF
the supreme court OF the United states
Of over $l2. 100000 against the state
OF West Virginia for the part IL owes
from the Indebtedness Of tn estate OF
Virginia al the time West virginia
became a state.
Judge John II. Holt OF Huntington.
Joseph II. Miller OF Renova and Judge
JohnW Mason Of Fairmont were the
first members 10 arrive. and W. r.
Wells OF Newell reached here tonight
W. T. Ice. Jr.. Of Phillippi. will reach
here tomorrow. Governor n. u. Hat
field Is chairman Of the commission.
A short meeting was held today. but
nothing was done other than 20 intro
duce the subject Of the absence OF two
members. None OF the members OF
the commission would make a state.
ment concerning the situation nor the
probable action that will be taken.
Communication Read
The governor showed the commits
sion communication no received from
the chairman Of the debt commission
or Virginia asking that some definite
action be taken at once in reference
TO settlement of the judgment This
communication made reference 10 the
adviaability Of an extra session Of tho
legislature No atclon will be- taken
on this matter until tomorrow. 10 then
Later 30 was learned that a reply
was sent 90 the virginia commission
requesting a joint conference Of tho
representative Of both states az an
early date Governor Hatfield also
gave ont the communication received
from Virginia ln thie letter tho VIr.
Einia officials asked that the West
virginia legislature be- convened in ev-
fraordInary session 20 that arrange.
mcnfe miEht Do made at once for a
compliance with n decree of the 80.
prcmc court. contcnding that 20 walt
until The regular session OF tho lprisIa.
turo boz 1917 would be an "unroason.
able delay"
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Carranza viii cross United states ter.
rtory from Picdras Ncrras and La
redo. By train and under guard Of
American troops They viii travel
without arms. their weapons being col
loctcd af the border and sealed in bag.
gage cars attached to the train until
Dc rccrosscs The line 40 Aqua Pricta.
In making his arrangements for tho
impending battle. General Funston re-
ported be had posted troop of cav
airy at Naco Co Euard the border on
the western flank OF Douglas. the rest
of Tho forces ordered to tho scene
roiug to Dourlaa direct
Protest Wired
lnIffciai adviccs reached here 10.
day that The villa governor OF Sonora
had tclcgraphed protest 10 the
Washington Fovcfnmonf against the
passage of Carranra troops across
American soil No protest had been
received tonight bat officials said ono
would cause mo- surprise Since the
recognition of the Carrauza party a.
the do f1rto government Of Mexico.
however. the villa forces arc viewed
only as outlaws AGAINST that govern.
mont and such complaint would be
vain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
PUPILS SEIZED WITH PANIC
AT DOOR AND BODIES
BLOCKED EXIT.
All of the Sisters Escaped With
Most of 600 Children-Many
Thrilling Rescues.

PEABODY, Mass, Oct. 2S.-Twenty-
one children. most of them girls rang
ing in age from 7 to IL years. lost their
lives today. in a fire which destroyed
ST Johns parochial school Another
girl has injuries which are regarded
as probably fatal. while others were
less severely hurt.
The six hundred children had en-
tered their class rooms for the morn
ing session. when the fire was dis
covered. and although a majority OF
them were guided to safety by sisters
OF the order of Notre Dame. who were
their teachers. panic seized a large
number as they neared the front door
and in their rush to escape they lost
their footing and their bodies blocked
the exit.
IL was i'm the front vestibule that
nearly all the bodies were found.
or the 10 bodies at an undertaking
shop tonight. twelve had been fdenti-
fed. as follows:
Mable Beauehamp, II years.
Nellie Burns, years.
Florence 5ourke. ~ years.
Edith comeau. 10 years.
Helen Bresnahan, II years.
Annie 6olesky, - years.
Ida Essiambre, years.
Mildred Fay, 10 years.
Helen n. keefe, II years
Annie M. o'6rien. II years.
Patroni chebstor. 6 years.
Florence Doherty, II years.
Sisters Escape.
All OF the sisters escaped, but Moth
e. Superior Marie Carmelita was ser.
iously burned. At the convent house
tonight. IL was said that her injuries
probably were not fatal. although she
is Frustrated by the disaster and the
suffering OF her charges. How the fire
started may never be known. An
early theory that a boiler explosion
caused IL having been dismissed, the
state police officials tonight. were of
the opinion that a storeroom in the
basement. where gas meter was To-
Gated was It's source. but investiga-
tcontinusd on Page Twslve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
ERMANS BADLY IN
NEED OF COPPER

LONDON. oct 2s. G.tb D. m
Abandonment OF little used cable
street car unca ao that che copper
mIFhf bo obtained Tor war purposes
has been ordered by the municipality
OF kiel Germany. according to q Reu.
to5 dIHpatch from Copenhagen. which
declares that the work OF tearing up
three streets for this purpose has be-
Fun and that nearly seven tons viii
thus be- available
other lines nro expected 10 BE- sim.
ilarly treated In Kiei and other Ger.
man cities. The dispatch adds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
PENNSY PLACES
Big RAIL ORDER

PHILADELPHIA. oct 2s Orders
for 10000 tons of steel rails Tor Co.
lines cast and west Of Pittsburgh were
placed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
company Today. Those rails cover
the 1915 requirements Of tine Pennsyl.
vania system
IN addition. on order wa placed
with the naldWil locomotive works
for the conjunction Of d. heavy freight
locomotives for immediate delivery
These locomotives are for the lines
east Of Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
SERVIANS Do NOT THINK
C0UNTRY'S PLIGHT SERIOUS
WOUNDED MEXICANS
DIE FROM INJURIES

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Oct. Is
Three Mexicans wounded'in the fight
ing at Oto de Aqua. near Mission,
Texas. last week. have died from their
wounds et Reynosa. Mexico. according
TO confidential advices received here
to-day. This makes a total OF six
Mexicans killed in this battle. The
American dead totaled three.
United States military authorities
here say Official reports indicate that
the Carranza forces opposite this sec
tion OF the border are patrolling the
river. presumably in an effort to CO.
operate with the Americans in abating
the operations OF bandits.
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CARRANZA MEN
GO THROUGH U. S.

EAGLE PAS. Texas. oct 2s.-Move.
ment OF reinforcements for the Mexl
can government garrison Of Aqua
Prieta. Sonora. began here 20 night un.
der permission OF the United states
War Department. Five thousand Car.
ranzza soldiers. with mounts and artll
lery. will travel through American ter.
rltory from Eagle Pass 20 Douglas
Ariz. Twenty cars Of livestock left
here tonight and the troops will de-
part tomorrow.
Permission for the transfer Of the
troops from Piedras Negras through
the United states was given on repre-
sentations that the Carranza forces al
Aqua Prieta. opposite Douglas. are
threatened with siege by the insurgent
army OF General villa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29
INVENTION CHILDREN DEAD
In PAROCHIAL SCHOOL FIRE
POLICE CHIEF WAS
ASLEEP AT SWITCH

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va. Oct. 2S.-
Sheriff Stouts bloodhounds today
could find no trace OF burglars. who
early in the morning stole all the vic
tuals from the refrigerator at the home
OF Charles Pearrel. police chief at
Broad Oaks. as the chief lay asleep in
another room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-29

LONDON. Oct. 2S. 9:45 p. m-Out.
si0e OF the German oficial statement,
which records the advance OF the Aus.
tro-German forces and the capture BY
the Bulgarians OF Zajecar and Kniaje,
watts, both on the Timok river. north.
east of Nish. and the heights OF Pirol
almost directly east OF Nish. there Is
little or no authentic news of the in.
yasion OF Servia.
There are reports. however. that the
Servians have recaptured Uskup
which is not improbable II. as Saloniki
dispatches report. the French nov bold
the fine OF Krivolak. Radovisla and
Strumitsa. for. with an army there
and the Servians at Veles. Uskup
would form a dangerous salient
For the moment. the danger spot for
the Servians Is the northeast corner
where they are being attacked from
three sides. and must eventually fall
back toward the southwest Thus far
they have been retiring in good order
and despite the seriousness Of the sit
uation. optimism prevails in Servian
quarters which probably are best able
to Judge of the assistance being ren.
dered by France, England and Rus.
STA
The French. according TO German
(continusd on Page rsn.)
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Big B. & 0. PIER
IS DESTROYED

nAfTfWN1tE oct r. Tho United
STATE bonded wHrfhuuH. Hn IIrr. ID
and I1 uf fh. baltimore A. onto UaIfranH
al I.u.Urf Point. was DESTROYED H" nrr
toni rhf Records were destroyed HuH
rril mates of fnr value nI fHH ..nfnnfH
1N0 Hnf $500 600 Tho Hu|IHI.. HnH
niefa usr. valued af fIrUNHl
1hr nrr Dr. thought fn NHu. HfHrfaH
from IrHHH.H rfrrH Iu fnr wHrrnul.r
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rHE wEArHER

WARRINGTON. Oct. aB-rorscastt
ohio, western reunHVt vauta-p Partly
cloudv and cooler Friday Saturday fair
west Wirrinfa.=rair Friday and sat
uradyi somewhat cooler SATURDAY.
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EVIDENCE OF
GOVERN MENT
A CONFESSION
SECRET SERVICE CHIEF SAYS
FAY'S STATEMENT is
UNSUPPORTED.
Are Still Investigating But No
Further Arrests Are As Yet
Warranted.

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.-An the al.
legged evidence obtained by the govern
ment against the FIVE men charged
with conspiracy in plotting TO disable
steamships laden with war munitions
for the allies. by placing clock.worked
bombs on the rudders or propellers of
the vessels. IS contained in the confes-
sion OF Robert Fay. who says he was
lieutenant in the German army. and
in the explosive materials found in his
possession.
This was announced to-day by VIII
liam J. Flynn. chief Of the secret serv-
ice. and II. Snowden Marshall. United
states district attorney. Both as
serted that none of the papers and
letters token from Fays room In Wee
hawken. y. j.. threw any light as to
who were Fays financial hackers. IN
he had any. or tended TO show any con.
nection between Fay's acts in the
United states and officials in Europe.
Fay himself said In his confession that
his plan TO come TO America and oh.
struct war munitions ships was ap-
proved by German secret service Of
hcials. but according TO Mr. Marshall.
no evidence other than Fays word has
been obtained.
The government Is far from con-
yinced that the real story OF the plot
has been unearthed." said Mr. Mar
shall. we have not finished investi-
eating. Yet We have no basis for any
further arrests"
Three Shells Completed.
That Fay had completed three steel
shells with springs and clockwork
mechanism. ready for attachment 10
q vessel. and had the explosives pre-
pared 10 place In the shells. was ex-
planned by police officials today In an
swer to questions whether the arrests
of Fay and Walter T.. Scholz bis broth
er-inlaw. last Sunday. had not been
made before sufficient evidence had
been obtained against other persons
The police assert that had the arrests
been delayed 10 would have given Fay
ar opportunity 20 carry out his threat
Of placing a bomb on a ship
John G. Knox assistant United
states district attorney. was sent to
Weehawken 20 examine the scene
where Fay carried on his experiments.
He visited Fay's rooms and the boat
house on the Hudson river. wherc er.
plosives were stored
The cases Of the Hvc men are to bc
presented Co the Federal rrand jury
nCNt week Dr Herbert Klonzlc.
charged with completely On the CON
spiracy obtained his release on t25-
600 bond to-day
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NORTHEAST CORNER MOST
SERI0US-THREE-SIDED
ATTACK.
French Land Force at Saloniki-
British Force Enroute-
Fighting in Russia.

AMSTERDAM, via London, Oct.
20, $3.50 a. MA dispatch re-
eeived here from sofia says that
after long and sanauinary fight
ing the 6ulaarians captured the
fortress OF Pierot.
The dispatch adds that some
civilians were killed in the Rus
sian bombardment Of varna, but
that little material damage was
done.
AMSTERDAM, via londsn, Oct.
2e, 3:45 a. ma dispatch from
the Bulgarian news agency says
the euisarians have occupied Port
Daube and captured kosiak.
AMSTERDAM. Oct %, via Lon
don, Oct. 20. 3:27 p. ma teIe-
srom from Buda Pest to the
Cologne volks Zeitunq says that
King Peter Of Servia probably will
leave that country and 90 to Italy.
BERLIN. Oct. 2s (By wireless to
Tuckerton, N. J)-Turkish troops
have engaged and repuised an
Analo-Freneh force near Stru-
nitza, according to a dispatch
from Sofia, given out today BY the
Overseas News agency.
Bulgarian and Turkish noun
tain artillery has done great exc
eution," says the dispatch. Two
thousand prisoners, among whom
were troops Of all eolors, have ar
rived at Sofia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04
sEABoAkD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Tile Progressive Railway of the South"
Southbonnd trains scheduled TO leave Rich
mond daily: e:35 a. NJ. Local to Norltna !: 20
=. Nj. sleepers and coaches. Atlanta Hir
minsham; S:SS r.. NJ. through coaches and
Neepers 10 Jacksonville: l2:+j a. NJ. sleepers
Atlanta. Birmingham. Jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville
Nerthboura trains scheduled to arrive In
N:HO A. NJ. S:S1 p NJ ''
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FLIES AFRAID OF BLUE
That Mn. he Worth Much
Ia Virginia Rurnlitcs. and Mny
he Worthless.

y French scientist is authority for
the statement that flies have a distinct
objection 20 the color blue This was
first discovered ny a farmer who keeps
a large number OF COWS in several sheds.
One Of these sheds happened to he
painted blue on the inside. and III this
the cows were ltjlo troubled by flies.
He hlucd all the walls and thus pro-
tected all his COWS French farmers
in the vicinity arc now adding Il blue
colorins 20 their whtcwash Their
formula IS as follows: To twenty gal
Ions OF water add ton pounds of slack
cd limo and one pound Of ultra marine.
The walls are tinted twice during the
summer.
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WESTMONT HOTEL.

RHODE ISLAND AVE, FACING OCEAN
Sapa'l'y. 90. Special season rates. Tonic
baths Auto bus. FREDERICK KLEtH Jr
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia. Ave, Nenr Bcnch
situated on the highest point OF ground
In Atlantic City. In easy reach OF all
Entirely new. Ono Of the largest hotels
in the resort. Every first- class hotel an
poin'rcnt. Private baths. large cool
rooms, open surroundings: extensive
rorches ballroom. orchestra elevator
Unsurpassed table and service 80 20
per dag up; special weekly American
plan. Booklet. ". +. SHAW.
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NORTHUMBERLAND AHEAD
As Usual, the Northern Neck Get. in
First on Great Wheat Crop.
Other Notes.

HEATHSNlLLE, VA. July 3.--.As
usual. tho first wheat crop in Virginia
was cut in the Northern Neck, ana the
wheat crop is above the average. Grass
and corn arc also extra good. owing 10
Plentiful rains. The wet season. how
ever, has disarranscd the large Irish
potato crop causing rot and general
bad condition.
The truckers OH Coam River are
making large shipments Of carly to-
matocs. and the outlooll for a success
ful season is good.
gentleman near HeatbsviNe has
recently become the posscssor Of an
animal that defies class ifcation. and is
attracting mUch attention and interest.
Numbers have seen IT, but no one has
been able to give il name II has
characteristics of q foN. squirrel. rab-
bit and raCcoou ana is about the size
of an opossum
Mcnhaden fishing. which has for
years been the chief and most profit
able INDUSTRY Of this section. has fallen
into bad times. temporarily. many
think
Fish seem plentiful. hu, for some
unknown reason the catches continue
small and the factories are running at
loss. i costs enormous sums To
run factories. and the MANAGEMENT is
retrenchins in every possible way;
wages. at one time ont OF all propor-
tion. are reduced more than half and
the constant ,alk is cutting out"
Herctotore wages have been so hich
as 10 seriously interfere With farm
crs. who could not possibly compete.
and they arc more nearly equal
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$3.50 up weekly: $3.50 up daily: Amer. p!ar
HOTEL WILLARD

New York ave. and Beach: nrcproof: de-
Iishtfully cool; centrally located: newly fur
nished: elevator: private baths: running wa
ter In rooms: bathing from hotel: excellent
TAME ana service: capacity. 40. European
and American plan. Booklet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-04

NEW HOTEL MERION-Fireproor
Vernon; Avenue and Beach capacity 800
Ncry moderate rates for the comforts an
pointmcntS and table OF tho largest hotel.
II up daily; special weekly. Large coo,
OCEAN view rooms. etc. Booklet. c. b
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures CITY
HOTEL ERaNc1s

HOTEL FRANCIS.
n"u'h >ni.'l,Sah Avenue: near all attrac-
tons Noted for It's select patronage. Rooms
Rates. s. daily: $40. 1890. sis weekly cn
pacity. so. Booklet
j. +. q NJ c nnNnvAN
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TEND

Occupying an entire block of ocean front
and connected with the famous Boardwalk
In the popular Chelsea section; capacity
500; unusually large, cool rooms. with un.
obstructcd View OF ocean from all: every
appointment and comfort. sea and fresh
water In all baths; running water in rooms;
5000 feet of porches surround the hotel
the new dining room overlooks the sea
finest cuisine and white service: orchestra
OF soloists; dancing twice daily, social a.
versions: magnificent Palm Lounge
special. $3.50 up weekly: illustrated book
let mailed; auto meets trains: management
by owners. JOHN c. GOSSLER Mgr.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry,
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R,

To Washington and beyond. daily. .4O5 AM 5 80 AM
- JOAN. 1929 AN. 'p35AM, OHM, 10 80 IIPM
IS 29rM. From Washington md beyond. daily. 5oAM
llorM 5OrM. 1925 rM. % 30 PM. OO PM. 3OrM
~ 50 n' ~ iont Ashland wccE-isXslv All.
fredericksburg weekdays ". IA 90 rM ar. rs AN
sunday ". ~ IS PM: ar. SlO.45 AN.
.Aian st. sta. BYRD ST. sta, fElba Sta
Trains TO or from Byrd St. sta. stop ut Eiba.
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FOR RENT-Apartments.


rs North Third. first Hat. rooms, hot
water heat. etc. $40.
lisa North Third. third fiat, rooms.
hot water heat. etc, $35.
ments>. ana rooms. modern and
heat furnished, rent $50 and s33.3i.
JAMES ii. CRENSHAW,
600 East Main.
FOR rent. new, up-to-d date apartments.
corner Floyd Avenue and Rowland
contains and . rooms. baths. pantries.
closets, h"t-water heat. gas ranges.
combination natures. separate furnaces
Writ :. Francis. 1927 West Clay. Phone
Randolph 2+7o.
FOR rent. by party leaving city. fur
nshcd or unfurnishcd apartment;
yearly lease; reduced rate for summer.
Apartment 1. The Hanover.
FOR rent. nice bright apartment. 2
rooms and bath: possession Scptem-
East Franklin.
pietely furnished rooms; private bath.
Lee Monument summer months. Very
reasonable 10 young men or couple
Address :$i. care Times Dispatch.
MODERN apartment in several new
September l. Possession at once If
you these properties. Vaughan White
hurst Co, Inc. lol3 East Main Street.
TWO large rooms and private bath
llH West Grace Street
FOR rent. 10 new and 4-room, bath
and closet apartments u East Main.
September |. SlS to $50. Also garage.
TWO cool. nicely furnished rooms and
private bath in the Hanover. Call
kandolph 2S03.