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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
LONDON Will ACCEPT
new TEMPERANCE LAW
Submission TO Drastic Order Sisnifi'
cant Of the War Spiri, Now
Prevailing.

London. Nov. 29.---Prssent indica-
tons are that London's millions will
accept. with comparatively slight de-
muir. the new drink regulations which
come into force today Cecil Chester
ton and one or two others predicttthat
their enforcement Will actually bring
about a revolution among the work
ing classes, but the preponGerant
opinion Is that London generally will
he satisfied to have the decision IN the
hands OF the experts and will acqui-
escc in whntever-measures are shown
90 he Justified. no matter how drastic
they he
There is nothing in the shape Of 2
general agitation against the announc-
Id restrictions Certain protests and
pleas on behalf Of special classes and
of areas where "a fun application OF
the prohbitive measures would fall
with undue severity have been en-
tered and are receiving consideration
Among the phenomena of the war
none il more striking than this ac~
ceptanee of the temperance coup
d'etat AN acceptance chiefly qualified
by doubts As to its necessity or ad-
visibility,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
SUNDAY CALLS ny.
CITY MODERN HAOtS
Take II from Billy, Things Are Go.
ing to Happen When I Hit
Gotham"

Syracuse. Nov. 29.---"New York
wants me, aad wants me bad. And
you can take 1t from Billy that
things are going to happen when ]
hit that modern edition of Hades."
That was the explanation made this
afternoon by the Rev. Billy sunday
Of the coming here next Tuesday of
twelve prominent Gothamites. repre-
senting the Committee of One Hun
dred. to confer with him on his pro-
posed campaign ia the metropolis.
The revival will be conducted, ac-
cordine to Sunday, early in the fail
of 1917. the definite dates to be Sc
lected at Tuesdays conference.
THE New Workers wanted me To
agree to come To Satan's new home
when / WIS preaching at Philadel-
phia but all they had then was
lengthy petitions signed by husin css
and professional men, said sunday.
continuing his explanation. There
was too much opposition and lack of
( unity on the part OF the churches. so
naturally turned en- down 1t done
EN- good, for now they're ready 20
cooperate"
Heading the Gothamite delegation.
hearing the petition of scores OF
churches is the Rev G. L.. Goodell,
pastor OF st. Paufs NJ T." Church.
Two Congressman, Walter NJ. Chaud-
Ter and william S Bennett. mem bers
Of the delegation. send letters of re-
greet today that they could not confer
with Mr.. Sunday. as their official du-
ties will keep them in Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
UNDER THE SAME ROOF.
Live Five Generations OF .Nacom-
her.

Atlas. Mich. Nov. 2e.-LIfing under
the same roof here are representatives
% five generations. ranging in age
from ninety-three years to seven
months Tho roof is That of Mr. and
Mrs. John Macomber with whom, live
Mrs Macomber's mother and her
daughter. grand daughter and great
grandson Mrs. Margaret McCand
lish. though nine,ythree, is In fairly
good health. During her youth in
Scotland. where she was horn. she
lived near the estate of the Gladstones
and frequently attended the same
church whore william F.. Gladstone
worshtpe5i, She came IL America in
1912. and two years later was mar
rtsd tn John McCandlish also a ma
tive OF Scotland. They came 70 Michi-
gan ia l847. and took NJ land near
N(iae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
mrs. JEAN {. H0vEY,
AUTHOR, ENDS LIFE
Vile OF Editor OF Metropolitan Ma&S
zinc Was separated from
Husband

New York. Nov 29.--Mrs. Jean
Edgerton Hovey, author, committed
suicide by inhaling gas in her room at
] 3 East Thirty-eightf street.
She was the wife of Carl Hoves.
author OF a biography of j. F.. Nor
gan. the elder. aud now managin.
editor of the Metropolitan Magazine.
For some time Mr.. and Mrs Hovev
have been living apart. Mr. Hovev
has maintained apartments at East
Forty third Street His wife has been
living in the exclusive boarding house
conducted by Mrs. PennypackaI.
Discovery of Mrs. Hoveys suicide
was made by Elizabeth Kirkpatrick.
maid who detected gas flowing from
her bedcham Der When the door was
battered down Mrs. HoTey was found
sitting in an easy chair before her
dressing table. A blanket was wound
about her head, to confine the gas
" bich was pouring through small
tube attached to fixture
Three physicians were unable ~
aid her Mr. Hovey was rotitied and
arrived soon. He knew OF no reason.
he said. why his wife might have been
unhappy enough to take her iife.
Their children. he stated were IN
private boarding school.
The Hovcys were married seeen-
teen wears ago, soon after MIR. Hovey's
graduation from Harvard. Mrs Hovcy
was the author of John D'Partlett%
and other novels.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
BONE BAYONET TROPHY
TO PROVE FISHING YARN
Physician of Minneapolis Caught, He
Thinks. Seasons Biggest
SwordfiSh.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. GA Jagged
edge bayonet Of boue--part of the
upper jaw of 30e-pound swordfisll
is a trophy which DR.. Leslie q.
Dart has brought back to Minneapolis
as evidence that h. caught the large
est fish pulled out of the water by any
local sportsman during the last sea
son.
II vas hooked, played and landed
aboard tugboat after nearly two
hours strenuous work OFF san Glenn
ente Island in Southern California.
In claiming the distinction OF
making the biggest one-fish haul. DIR.
Dart must share donors. he says,
with Dr F. NJ. Day. of Eugene. Ore,
with w/om he was making tour
of tho West. for by q freak OF chance
the swordfish swallowed the bats of
both lines, and the two physicians
fought with him and did moi realize
untn he was brought up alongside the
tug that II was one fish instead OF two
on their lines
I'm catching swerdfish 1t is nee
essary to obtain a tugboat ard a
ca plain. who is ready to navigate his
craft so as to help the fisherman"
said DR. Dart AT Santa Cataiina
Island is located the Tuna Cino. mem
bership to which is dependent on the
size of swordfish or tuna caught. It's
mem bers are located in all parts of
the world Some men have persisted
season after season for ten years with
out catching fish that would cnti.la
them 10 Ambulance to the Tuna Club.
Tire biggest swordfish OF the tot
was caught near San Clemente. 1t
was near the end OF a rough day and
We were about to so back to land,
when DR. Dav yelled Strike to in
dicatc that ne had a fish on his line
shortly afserward / was ena bled II
yell strike Then with, as we sup
posed, two different fish on our lines.
We fought for nearly two hours. The
fish ran for hundreds of feet, leapeG
time after time out of the water.
plunged deep toward the bottom, but
during ali his naneuvering We did not
even get our lines crossed.
When finally we brought bin,
alongside the boat. thrust 1aff
back of a fin and looped 4 rope
around his tail and hauled him
aboard we were exhausted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
ONO YOUTH SANGtINl...
Thinks lies Discovered EiiNer D
Life.

Coum bus, OHIO. Nov. @y.---A voune
man. less than twenty-fouH years old
believes he has discovered the vital
element In food that will prolong tho
life of man and animal beyond the
average allotted span His name Is
Ellis ". Black He is coiu.n bus
boy and high-school graduate.
For seven months he has been ex-
perimentng on babies and white rats
His invest cations are under the ljrec-
ton OF DIR. Ernest Scott and DIR. j F.
Lyman. professor OF physiological
chemistry at the Ohio State University.
II his quest ends iu success he will
receive the degree OF doctor Of phiios-
ophy next June. Already he has re-
ceiyed two degrees from the noiTer-
sit.-
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Statesmen.


0Rtesmen-Ths Easy Sei1iax side Line
10 our l0c and 15c hosiery: sold di-
rect to retail dealers at low prices
and all freight paid. GOODONE
HOSIERY MILLS Kansas city. Mo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
CAN'T PROVE HE'S DEAD.
VIII of a Man Missing Invent, -onc
Years Offered for Probate

Denver. Nov e9.-E-or the first tim.
in the history of the Denver County
Court the will Of a man of whose death
there is no record has been lodged
with tho clerk OF the court 1t may
become necessary 80 have the maker
George I. Sheets--declared legally
dead before the instrument is offered
for probate.
Sheets. contractor. made the will
in 1898. He was then seTenty-two
years old. A year later de disa ppeare ed.
The family did not know of the ex-
istence or the will until q few days
ago, when Attorney Edwin Parke dis
covered the document in his safe.
Parke turned II over to the clerk of
the court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
BLACK HILLS MINER WALKS
IN \ ZIGTAG FASHION

Lad s. q. Nov 2a.-Patients in
the Homestake Hospital here were
ustd for illustrations at the meeting
III the BLACK Hills Medical Associa-
ton ia this .'ity at which Fractures
WAS the theme
A miner. who had been found IN,
conscious. supposedly from fail of
.ru,'k. was used To show how the acct
dent had inverted his vision. He is
unable To walk except by taking
three steps first to the right and then
the same number to the left and his
progress is ziezag like an intoxicated
man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
ADOPTS IL YOUNGSTERS.
Wealthy Ranchwcman Gives Them
Education.

Toledo, ohio, Nov 29.-~Mrs. .. II
Bosworth. of Dickerson. $. D, has
arrived here with thirteen children,
all Of whom she has adopted. Mrs
Bosworth is on her war 10 visit rela-
lives in Bowling Green
Mrs. Bosworth formerly vas rich
ra nchowner in South Dakota Recently
she cold the ranch and moved to
Maine. Her desire to visit her old
home in Wood COUNTY became strong
and she started West with her fan
lily" The children range from hires
TO sixteen.
Mrs, Rosw~rfh says that at one time
on her South Dakota yanch she rad
had twenty three children. She has
been a widow for twenty years, and
had one child.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
II SHOULD WORRY.
Is Motto OF Kansas Man t0t Years
Old

Peabody. Kan. Nov. 29.-Aben Cart
right. who lives six miles southeast
Of Peabody, celebrated his one hundred
and first birthday anniversary. He
is one Of the sew living sons Of Revo-
iutionary- soldiers.
Fathers bearing is just as keen as
ever said Albert Cartright. q son,
but ometimes we have to repeat our
words two or three times before he
grasps the meaning"
Asked TO what he attributes his
long life Miss Hatty Cartright q
aaug liter. answered for him:
Always being happy and never vor-
ryng. ! don't believe he has ever
worried over anything in his whole
life"
NO he let me do the Worrying
Mrs. Cartright, his wife, said. snil-
ing.
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WIFE SAVED HIM.
Rode SEQ Miles on Pony TO Plead for
Husband.

Salem, Gre, Nov. 2S.--The hard
ships OF a 30e-mile horseback trip
made by Mrs. Walter Quick and baby
OF I.akeview. over mountainous trails.
20 plead for the release OF her hus-
band from the state Prison We're not
without avail. the state Parole Board
deciding to recommend to the Gov
ernment that Quick be paroled.
Quick will Do confronted with the
problem OF reaching his home when
Governor Withycombe orders his re-
lease. He has Z homestead near
Lakeview. 800 mtles from Salem. and
his only means Of transportation is
the pony on which his wife and bah.
made the long trip here.
Quick was sent to prison for the
theft Of a sack Of oats and a box OF
shotgun shells.
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WHEN \ HENS SOBER.
-4tIHas- AeFe-E,ae- Thar On
That's ">otised?

Madison. Wis. Nov 2a.--Wiii a
''soused' chicken lay more eggs than
her sober sister?
This is the problem the szricutture
department of the University OF WIS.,
consin has set out tn solve.
1t comes from q report that Az IN
toxicated chicken lays three eggs to
the one of sober hen.
The students are treating hens 10
high balls TO find out if its true.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
Old QUARREL Is HEALED
BS MARRIAGE At EIGHTH

itowen. Ind, Nov. 22.--tames Thor
ngJea, eighty Of Rome, Mich. and
MFs Amelia Bailey seventv-f ive. o:
Lowell. were sweethesrts sixty years
ago \ quarrel parted them. Last
U}ght rev, Worries n. Services married
: tt--tr1- f1F77-- t1sv7 GUrr u st. f-eters-
burg Fla, for their honeymoon
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GRAVEYARD FOR HORSES.
Illinois Man Scts Aside Plot for Noble
Animals

Bloomington. ILL.,. Nov. 29.--Iiiinois
first horse cemetery has been opened
near Frankfort by Levi Doty. OF that
place. He has dedicated a half acre
of ground for the purpose.
All persons owning faithful horses
who do not wish to see their carcasef
carted off to the rendering works. viii
be permitted to bury them in the GENE
terry.
The first burial took place recently
when a horse belonging to Doty. which
was given to him seven years ago b,
IC. c. Chickering. Of Chicago. wal
buried and suitable monumen'
placed over the grave.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
Largest Patient.

Tulsa Okla, Nov. 2a.-Miss ,da
Boyd. of Wyandotte, is So large that
dray was required to eonVe. her
from a railway station to q hospital
to undergo an operation. Miss Boyd
weighs 500 pounds. She Is the larg-
est patient ever registered at the in
stitutiou.
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sANFpRD's NO "PIKER. $


Columbus. Ind. Nov. 2s,--W'iiliana
Sanford heard there was work in the
Sheibyville canning factory. He hitchsa
his horse to y spring wagon, took his
wife In the seat beside him. whistled
to his dog. and started out. Twelve
dead.
sanford pulled the carcass 70 one
side Of the road. got into the shafts
himself and, With his wife and dog
walking along for announcement. NJ
pulled the wagon back to Columbus.
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Schedules.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin, L.'ville & West SEQ r. I'll Loo, p
Main Line l.oca! IS a.. x2 p. x5:l5 D
James Rive, Line 1000 a. x5:l5 o
n. News. MIX old PIT. 80 a., az m. - D
Newport News Local '7i5 a $500 o
Trains arrive from MIX 'I1:3o a.
s2:45 D.. $3.50 y. ~ News, 1856 a.. 90 D
From West $40 a., '3:4o D.. xe:55 a
i:1ep.. T:oop.. daily from Charlottes.
Vile except Sunday from Thurmand.
las Eiv. xs:35a.. '7:l6p
sDa,lS. xExcept Sunday
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NICE FOUR-ROOM ROUSE ON A
GOOD STREET, SOUTH RICHMOND
TWO BLOCKS FROM POSTOFFrCE,
THREE BLOCKS FROM WASHING
TON SQUARE; RENTED TO GOOD
TENANT $40 MONTH IN ADVANCE
IN TIP TOP ORDER. PRICE $1,000
p. o. BOX 25S.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30

O-Acre Farm. = Miles From Richmond.
Groom bungalow, 30 chickens.
horse. ! cow. , pigs. . acres in corn.
" acres In potatoes. alfalfa and
clover heid 5 outings. 10 aoras In
timber. Stock. tools crops inciuded.
$e,5U0. W. a. LunIAW. RoutA Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30

Want To heut--suitn Two Rooms in
hSart OF city Electric light and
Stoaln he2t. Hct and colo water and
private bath. Address ENQUIRER,
care Richmond Eirginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
TYPEWRITERs.

TTpEWRITERS.
Rent 4 Remington made machine
Remington. Smith Premier. Monarch.
visible Models. So per month. three
months. $3.50 We sell factory re-
builts, $a2.50 to $1,000. guaranteed.
Remington Junior. new 5000 Rem
ington Typewriter Co. slo u. Main
81. Phone Madison S51.
REAL ESTATE.
shelton w. Eavis q Co.. los North
Eighth Street. Madison 1881.
zimmerman 4 Co.. % North Sew
snth Street. Ran. 80.
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
Virginia Taxi Service Co! Boulevard
400-4o1. Taxicabs and auIos for hire.
MOVIES.
Albion Theapar. oil NortA TNsvd
Street. MAdisoa SS13.
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BoARDERs WANTED.
MISC LyI4NEOUS.
CLEANING .1-sp PRESSING.

WHEN YOUR SUIT NEEDS CLEANING
AND PRESSING. CALL RAN. 5so7
RAYMOND. THE CLEANER 1857
HUI STREET WORK CALLED
FOR AND DELIVERED, PROMPT
SERVICE
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1918.
IteGtnntuS at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.

the real and personal property DE
scribed below
tanning two acres with improvements
thereon adjoining the lands OF J. NJ.
Wickham and others.
2. A tract of land at Montpelier con-
tanning forty Ave acres adjoining land
of DIR. William Meredith. f. w. Morris
estate and others.
8, A tract of land near Montpelier
containing twenty six acres adjoining
the home place of J. s. Jones. the lands
OF Willie L. Baughan and others.
4. A tract of land at or near Mont
pelier containing Atty acres. more or
less, adjoining the lands OF Henry
West, e. W. Morris estate and others.
). A tract of land near Montpelier
containing sixty three and forty four
hdndredths acres on the MountAii
Road at Montpelier, adjoining the
lands of L. ". Morris estate. Fleming
Brown and others.
6. A lot If lapd Ia Norfolk County.
Virginia. near the city Of Norfolk.
known az lot No. 50 in block No -.
OF the plan OF East Coleman.
Personal property:
:. One 18Th, r. Peerless engine. 2
saw mills with complete equipment
for each. mules, / horse. saw mill
wagon, 2 buggies, lot OF corn and hay
and various other articles Of aEri-
cultural implements, together with all
other chattel property belonging to the
bankrupt and not exempt by law
wherever the same may be located.
Terms: AS to real estate. one third
cash. the residue in two equal install
ments ut one and two years. the de-
ferred payments to be evidenced by
negotiable notes with interest at six
per cent from date OF sale. said i'll
terest payable semi-annusliy and title
to the property retained until all phr-
chase money is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court, or all cash at
the option of the purchaser. As to
personal property. the terms will be
all cash on delivery.
tSigned)
EDGAR r. ENGLISH.
W. d. CARDWELI..
I.ANEY JONES,
Special Commissioners
THOMAS q. MOaA
Trustee n Hankruptcy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
CAvEIL INrORMER A SUICIDE.
French Soldier Who Betrayed Hts
Bcnefactress Hangs Himself

London. Nov. pa message from
Brussels, forwarded from The Hague
by the Exchange Telegraph cores
pendent says that the French soldier
whose confession to the German au-
thorities resulted in the arrest and
execution of Miss Edith Cavell has
committed suicide by hanging in the
military prison in Brussels
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30

At "a Barrain II Sold Soon. Farm. 3aSia
acres. good if-roorn house, outbiuld-
ines. shaded lawn. orchard etc,
Twentyminute. drive from. Louisa
Courthouse. Va. b. F. CLICK. Ire
william. Va.
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Business and Professional Directory
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING.
Royal Shoe Repairing Co.. 500 North
sixth Street, corner Broad and Sixth.
Ran. 1s2.
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sEABoAaD AIR LINE RAJINay
The Progressive Railway Of the south
Riehmead, Fredericksburg { Potomac R. R,

Ia VT frss ssystsytss an ftssa
lss,e hh~sks lem ifr,s ssfsas1 IAN
ss3eas fa1sM sse1 f75sas eitsfN ,NPn
*s2lM ss}sM fi2s, Fs fs2sfa s3atE fsserk
alar +a.1fE. S1saA SARA, sil lsh. fil4e n
ssslsss ltsa errs e1gs Ia as 10 ~ is ~ IN,
tAs $50 A. II Is AZ Ss1 ~ .ssasssf Asez ysts ssS
IT, f4ae ~ IL. fS2S Az sssesss " Ea&isfv " fs..sM
ehss 81 As tesi& & 81 Gssstg q esa assftk aSn.
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FoR SALE.


Cockcrcfs For safe. Hue Orphfngton,
bgq wyanndottes, notified anconas
Rose and single coGnh. 50. 81 and
IS each Tor quick sale. HENlNG-
HURST Farm. Jefferson, Va.
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SOUTHERN WAY.

Premier 16rrtFF OF tkkr south.
STREET sT4TI0N.
N B--Foliowing schedule figures
published IS information and not
SAG 4; n,-paily FOCAL for panvms
1880 4. n ~I'aily-Limitsd--Fo all
500 p. M-Except sunday-Local
for Chase City. Durham and inrn,me.
date stations
500 =. Da,ly-F'or Dxnviue. AT.
ian'a and Birmingham. with Pullman
Ills =. ily-iI.iinited-For all
Points soath Pullman ready s:os p
- YORK RIVER LINE.
4i4 y M-Daiiy iocai--To Yves,
s.lo 2 m.-steamer train. daily ex.
cs3t spusav Tor west Point ara Bal.
''T Pcs A. N2 M stoB to west
TRIMS -ARRIvE. RICHMOND,
s.so / o. " except X sunday.
From West "a'nt' 80 Is 4 ", s;ls ?
iron, Ia'timore,. daily axrept hondav
49,. + l., RasHor. p. T A. -.
sEABoAaD AIR LINE RAyLway.
The Progressive Railway Of the south.
South bound train scheduled 10 leave
Richmond daily. ss5 A. NJ local to
Norma; i2e =. NJ, sieepers and
coaches, Atlanta. Birmingham, Jack
sony3Iie: s.35.s, r. ri. coaches and
sleepers to Jacksonville 12s45 A. NJ
sleepers. Atlanta, Birming Jack
soneiile. Tampa and coaches Jack
sonville
North bound trains scheduled 10 ar
rive in Richmond daily AGO A. NJ, s:sn
A. Nj. Local. Csc A NJ. 5s7 r. NJ
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Acreage on Car Line Between Hopeweii
and Petersburg, There is demand
for what we have for sale. Demand
makes value. value means profits.
Buy Ii by the acre, sell ii by the
inch" Phone SAP. REY NOLDS-
WHITE COMPANY. Petersburg, Va.
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ANTIQUES.

]. X. Beard. Is w. Main St. Rich.
mond. Va. Madison 6307.
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Home Made Fruit Cake--OrCers Taken
now Cor Thanksgiving and Christ
mas; only best ingredients used; IS
cents per pound, Phone Boulevard
2iS2-W or your grocer.
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For ScIe-Best s.o Acres fr Merit iuIp-
bcrland County. Virginia Eine wa
ter frontase. $50 acres cultivated:
ten -ron'a house, barr. outbuildings.
orchard. stock, machinery, etc Ad
dress n, \. KELLEY. 1876 Tenth
Street Baltimore. Nd
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Household woode.warc
REAL ESTATE roK SALE.

send For Description 1883 Acre stock
farm, must sell in body. $500 acres
in cultivation. Fifty tenant houses,
arteslan water. $50 acre. no trading.
W. II. GRAHAM. Cuero. Texas.
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Aladdin OH. on,y uc Gaiion. The Hes,

AIadin ell Tor coohinB, heatinG and
lighting purposes. PUCKETrs
HARDWARE. 2OS stuart Street.
Highland Park, Mad. 5as2.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

Nanted---An Associate With From So
300 to SS,or1 capital % engage in the
building ard real estate business. w,
T. C9TTRELL, Newport News Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30

Snlesmen-Te Handle Ffnest Line Of
advertising fans. palm leaf and card
board. Sideiine suitable all classes
business. Big sellers. Liberal COM
mission. Write today. Mahon Nov
city Company. Kenton. O.. Fan Dept
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AINI ItJN SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PER-
SoSAL PROPERTY AT MoNTPE-
lIER, IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER. DECEMBER 4. 1915. IN
CLUnING SEVERAL TRACTS OF
LAND, SAW MILLS, MULES, ETC.
Pursuant to a decree of the United
States Court for the Eastern District
Of Virginia in the matter of John $.
Jones. bankrupt, entered on the 23rd
day Of November. 1915, the under
signed viii sell at Montpelier. In the
county of Hanover on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-30

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