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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07

Walnut Hill will be extended. The
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany will extend It's tracks ahead OF
the development of the suburbs cx-
tension and all city facilities will be
at hand by the time residences are
completed.
Some of this new land Is already
sold, sales are being made daily and
within a short time contracts for the
construction of fifteen new homes Will
be let.
Prices OF Walnut Hill lots are much
below those of Sycamore Street lots
IN the city South Sycamore Street.
before the opening OF Walnut Hill.
was select residential section Of Pc
tcrsburg. Lots on Sycamore Street
north of the viaduct are valued at
800 and $3.50 a front foot In Wal
nut Hill, just across the viaduct. lots
are now selling at $40 to $40 a front
foot. As realty values In the city OF
Petersburg have greatly enhanced so
have those Of all surrounding prop
critics. Realty value in Walnut Hill
has grown rapidly and that suburb
offers a splendid opportunity in re-
stricted property for either home pur-
poses or Investment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07
SERUM FOR SKIN
DlPHTHERIA SORES

4 serum which is claimed to be a
cure. or rather preventive, remedy
for the variety of diphtheria which is
caused from skin infection is to be
furnished free to the local Board of
Health as result OF the discoveries
and efforts Of DR.. Bronson f. Sum
mers, who made the report to the eff
feet that the bacilli is contained in
sores on the body of a child.
The Richmond Health Department
has discovered that "A local application
of the serum hastens the healing OF
the sore and destroys the bacillus.
The meeting OF the Board OF Health
scheduled for Monday has been post
poned. owing to the absence of DR..
f. c. Levy. chief health officer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07

As PETERSBURG IS expanding lpT INC
future it is growing in the present.
And it is growing prod giously. Com
parison of figures shows enormous
gains. Astonishing reports are being
made In response to calls issued by
departments of the Federal govern
ment which keep ia on national
banking and postal agencies.
Great Gains In Deposits.
The consolidated statement OF ma
tional banks in Petersburg proves a
most healthful business growth. dis
closing an increase in bank deposits
Of more than 81 100000 in the last six
months, Figures compiled at tina
Petersburg postofiice are equally
astonishing. During the last thres
| months period there has been an IN
crease of 346 per cent in postal saw
lings. The money order business or
the office haS increased lao per cent
in the last quarter and the Internal
tional money order business has In
creased approximately 1900 per cent.
Postal receipts in other branches hays
increased largely. too.
There will be n great Increase in
the exports from Petersburg this year.
Petersburg is and for many years has
been the largest exporter OF plug and
twist tobacco and of cigarettes The
British American Tobacco Company,
manufacturers of this class of export
goods, IS now working at capacity,
and because it must manufacture
much that before the European war
was manufactured In England, the
company is moving much additional
manufacturing to Richmond to tho
plant in which machinery was recent
~ installed for making cigarettes.
Petersburg vii still lead, however, in
this line. as it leads in the trunk
making industry. The tobacco in
dustry in Petersburg alone employs
nearly three thousand hands.
Travelling Goods Industry Grows.
The trunk industry in Petersburg,
with nearly a half dozen factories,
one of them the largest in the world.
Is now going at top. speed The de-
mand for travelling goods is far above
normal prices rule generally higher.
the quality of materials going into the
construction of the trunks and hays
is better. and sales are rapidly In
creasinS. The travelling good in
dustry has for many years led in Pet
ersburg in giving employment to thou
J sands The factory of one trunk ccn-
Germ, recently burned, will not lie re-
built Immediately as u trunk factory.
for the company Is losing no time in
getting started again. II Is moving
Into a large four-story factory build
ing in the southwestern section of the
city. in which Is being installed new
machinery. The capacity OF this conn
pany will be much greater than be-
fore.
The silk manufacturing industry.
too, is growing rapidly. and today
more hands are employed than ever
before. The big pants factory. the
leather goods factory and the shoe
factory are among the industries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07

Continued on Fourth Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07
Charged With Stealing Flour.

oreu, vas arrested last night and de-
tanned at the First Station, on the
charge of having taken two bags of
-four belonging to the August Grocery
Company. 1t might be mentioned in
this connection that the price OF flour
Is soaring. and it is possible that Ben
Is preparing himself for a cold win
ter
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07
Contractors AND
REALTY MEN BOOST
COLONIAL HEIGHTS
Petersburg Suburb in Chester
field in Ten Minutes Walk
of City's Heart.
r. J. Smith and Safety Con-
struction Company Cooper
ate With Reynolds White.

Beautiful large building sites in
park-like arrangements having broad
avenues. parked subways between
curling and sidewalk. concrete walks
and every modern city convenience. are
offered the homeseeker by those who
Heights. Petersburg's Chesterfeld
suburb. Jest across the Appomattox
River from the Norfolk and Western
and Atlantic Coast Line union depot
and seated upon the top Of hill CIV
iEg II greater elevation than Peters
burg this section Is becoming a most
popular one. People. turning from
the city to find site near the center
OF the city'x activities. yet distant
enough to give the restful comfort OF
the suburb, are buying land on which
to erect homes for themselves or for
others to whom they may rent at
figures which. while yet reasonabl BILE,
assure splendid return on the invest
ment.
Colonial Heights Is one of the earlier
suburban Developments. the section
having been laid out. for the most
part. some two years ago. The streets
were macadamized and given a layer
OF a gray crushed stone. Sewers and
water were put in. and electric con-
necuons were made The Richmond
Petersburg electric line runs diagcnally
NAtVHSH NHc piaSC EiNiHR II transport
tation facilities OF fine type. Along
the eastern edge runs the Petersburg
Richmond Turnpike. From Colonial
Heights Is gained a splendid view Of
the city.
Many Homes Occupied.
Already there have been erected a
number OF handsome villas and bunga-
lows and all those completed are oc-
cupied. Several others are almost
ready for occupancy and more are un-
der construction, Many lots have been
sold within the last few weeks. sales
being recorded daily by the Reynolds
White Company, and numerous con-
tracts for building have been let by
lot purchasers.
Cooperating with the Reynolds
White Company In the development Of
this suburb are contractors who have
themselves bought lots for the per-
pose OF receiving the larger returns
assured by investment in Color al
Heights. Among these contractors are
F. j. Smith and the Safety Construc-
ton Company, at the head OF which
Is Israel Silberstein. of Baltimore.
How COntrnctors are Assisting,
Mr.. Smith. who comes from New Jer-
sey, where for years he has been build
ing homes OF the most substantial type,
offers opportunity to the homeseeker
Mr.. Smith advises careful selection OF
location and advises Colonial Heights
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07
Assaults Two Nero Womcn

William Bracket, known as bad
Niger" is under arrest at the Second
Station. charged with assaulting. upor
two occasions two colored women
Two warrants were served on him. He
will be In Police Court today. faced
by his accusers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-07

Mr.. Smith. who comes from New Jer-
sey, where for years he has been build
ing homes OF the most substantial type,
offers opportunity to the homeseeker.
Mr.. Smith advises careful selection OF
location and advises Colonial Heights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-02

$22. 80. TIC. F sw, Sr
32.bo. .1704 Y NV, Or
$22. 80. 18th & Irv ne. Or
422. 50. 1923 Seat'n nv. g:
e2. 1463 Sw-nn NV. Ir
$21. go. 1924 10th NV, Or
421 IS. .B7 Sd NV, II
S21 50. 76S Morton NV, Or
500. 50. 464 Wash nw. tr
5000. SIS c ne. 6r
$40. .635 r Iav NV. 6f
SIS. O.33 Defrees nv, 6r
Sfs.M... AZ P NV. ar
1850. 814 Olive nv, Or
SIS. 1910 Corcoran, Or
Sl1....11O5 X NV, 8r
1880. ..811 4th ne. Or
$40. 80 ]1a N ] nv nv. Or
$l8. 20. 1896 9Th NV; ST
$3.50. .fl0 Seaton, Or
81 -c.71I. I3th :, .:
$3.50. .1716 Ston NV, Or
S15.40.@ Defrees NV. Or
S16.40. 222S C1e'd NV. o.
SIS. .s14 r NV, n
SIS. :. 1887 I NV. sr
$3.50. 2122 Fla AZ nv. Il
ff4.In. --Mi. " NJ.
$40 NT 18th NV, Or
$40. zoos W NV; 5r
.H2D 9Th NV, 5r
3d. 10. .25S2 9Th nv, 5Y
$3.50. 437 W'rner NV ,5r
tt2.B.2 520 Most NV, Or
f1o.40. .s21 sfh ne. 81
$12 -. 183OM 10th nw.5
312.@.iA7 30th nv. 81
$12.75. .2527 Mozart, 5r
S12. sos G sw. Or
$11.N.35l Mel Nv sW,5r
1ll.......1127 I se. 5f
5000. II Fentou ne. 6r
1000. .4S5 10Th -GW. 81
50. 50. OF Golden sw. n
s.. 1874 L se. d
MENrs.
SO. The Laudmose, BY
$2S. so. The darlington, 31
::;2G. 20. The Esrl'efon. 3f
t2z.6o. The Kedrick. n
$40. The Cayendish. 2r
s20. The Terrace. %
$3.50 4 $17.Bo,
The Dudley. II
.GEs.
. .144e Col. court
,perty for rent send for
bulletin.
ri 4 HESSEY co.,
st. NV,
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 LOUISIANA Ave. N. W

Noh L II Eol.
1445. W NV, 8r, b. &.60
1447 w NV, Sr. b. $50
SO K NV, 7r, b. ...8. 90
1895 LIST NV, Or. b. .22.O
1917 lat NV. Or, b.22..O
1901 C NV. 5r. b. 1850
261b- p NV, 7r.w.14.S
TAT Morton nw,5. w.l2.0
NORTHEAST.
, 1924 Mont av.6r,b DISCO
1916 D ne, Or. b. 1850
1867 F. ne. Or. b. ..17.30
1918 Fla Az ne, Or, b18.50
81 Myrtle ne.6r. D.. 1850
1874 7th ne. 6r. w.la.N
902 18th ne. Or. ". 1880
! COG 18th ne, 6r,w.lO.O0
SOUTHEAST.
12Os I'D sc, 6r.' b. 100
1872 l Sc, Or, b....l5.;O
SIS b Sc. Or. ". 1890
T01 ] Sc. 5r.b.
14Os A. Sc. Or. w..12.30
Z! 1875 18th sc. Or, W. 1850
SOUTHWEST.
All ] sw. 8r. b....l4.D
47S h .sw. 7r,w...1l.0
Gil D sw. Or. w-..i9.3
1853 y sw. 5r, ". 1850
BOT McL'n sw. Or. WAC
1909 8 Cap. 6.w.H.O
1899 ~ sw, 5r, 1850
J 1892 Onion sw.A.w10.Oo
[LY FLATS.
11O6 u NV, store. .b. %
439h Tenn ne. II. b.12.50
$50 Morton ne Or, b.12.S0
PROPERTY.
2O1 Aiass Az NV. 10. 90
10 @ NV, st&dw. .@.50
8Q6 AZ. sw. stjre. ..6.Vu
1850 Pa pc. st&dw.2 ~
10l J.. se, sto&ceI. ~. %
1881 L NV, sto&dw1S.00
1901 ~ gw,stokk2ri6.O0
$40 ~ sw. store. 1890
1924 H ne, store. 10. 90
\ 1903 C. NV, utone. u, o.
I204 Water Az, srol2.So
TENANTS.
80 d sw. Or, w...lz.60
IS N se. 6r.W:....l2.O
14l1 Mass avse, ,b12.O0
1l16 N J Az se, 6. wl1.5O
I83s Union sw 8, VIC. 30
701 Lamont Nv, 6,w1O.50
1917 n J av se. b, " i,i.5O
l4l7 Mass avse. 4. bio. 90
1918 LIST sw, 5r. ". .. 50
11S N sw, 81. ". 900
Ill Quander &c, lr. No 90
2f08 Z NV, 4r. so
1910 4th NV. 2r....S.UO
1871 n se. 81. n. On
123 G Sc. Or, w....S.e %
j 1925 Hat w.sr.w.6.SV
ETIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main $50.
~ La NV.
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Nv ElLLlNGS
at 9th NV. r.b$46.tO
S13 L NV. Sr. b. 1880
804 ID NV, Tor, b. .3. so
200 " NV. 1lr. b. .83 81
1925 ", Tor, ,hwh.33. so
203 z NV, sr, b. 80. so
Is S nv, 6r,b, fee .2-.6
612 r NV. Sr, b. ..2S.S'
1905 n J av. Orb. .25. 50
DWELLINGS
COS Z Cap, Tor. b. 80. so
i21 7th ne. Or. b. ESQ
1918 H ne, Or. b. ESQ
1902 Fla av.7.b.sta2.W
$50 I'd ne, Or, b. 20. 90
1885 n c av ne, Or. BIO. o
N5 H ne. Ct. b. 20. 50
Gal ID ne, Or, b. .19.o0
DWELLINGS
GA B se, Or, b. .25.50
2 d sc. 6r, b, bw.3. 80
lit 18th sc. orb. ~ 50
9O7 '4th Sc, Tor. b. 1000
els 18th Sc, Sr. b. 20. 90
GIT C sc. Or. b. ...18.W
DWELL GS
622 l sw. 81. 50
1905 C sw. Or, b. 1880
322 " sw. Or. b. ..lS.60
1854 ~ sw. Or. ..ls.50
49l p sw, 7r, w.. 1850
S74 H sw, Or. b.. 1850
1901 ~ sw. 6r.b.16.N
40 E sw, 6r. ". .14.6
TWO-FAM'
812 18th ne. Or, b. .2i.M
1912 n J Az nw.5, b2. 90
111lB C sc, sr, b. 1881
go Morris ne.5r b 1880
BUSINESS
634 Pa Az NV. .26U.vU
l62 Pa Az NV. 1900
1898 l. NV .....- .@. 90
200 @ ne. st6dw. 50. OK
726 7th sw,sto&dw40.0 90
VEG LIST NV, store .35 90
1853 q se, st&dw. IS so
1924 e NV, stkdw35.O0
382 u sw. st&dw. 80. 50
1922 H ne, st&dw 900
SW cor 11th & U. $40
COIORN
391 Fla Az nw.7r.b27. SO
1897 18th nv Or. -. -. 10
1427 9th NV. 7r.w.1e.50
1924 Z Cap. Or. D..'7.S
1924 10th nw,6r,w. 1850
2426 / NV, Or. v. 1850
1851 B ne. Or. b. 1850
838 18th sc. Or. h. ~. %
22b2 18th nw.5r. ". IS SC
2336 9Th NV, 81, b. 1850
lO1Z @th nW.Sf. o. lo.ou
x20 Z sw, 6r.w....16.S
1905 L nw. 5r.w. 10. 81
.ai5 I'd sw. Or. t5.!Hl
el4 I'd sw. Or, w..l4.M
6 14th SCI Or, w...l8.G
PRINTED BULL
Phone Main $40.
lanes Shea. e
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FOR RENT
81, 400. 24n1 Mass nv. ar
$3.50. 1905 G NV. store
kl25. $3.50 Pa Az NV,
store & dwellin"
t1l2.5O. 8517 18th NV, 19f
10O. 1900 24th NV. 12r
t100. 1918 B'm't NV, 1or
s1s.4T2 r, Az NV. stnra
S75. .24o3 Pa Nv. 12r
$65. .170 q nv. .ur
SEQ. 1927 18Th NV. l1r
SEQ. 1881 d nv. i6
$65. .21O8 C'mp'n aw,ef
$50. 50. 1921 Macomb. 81
1852. so. .2512 Ont I'd. llr
$50. 80. 1887 Cal av NV, lot
$50. .e23 G NV. q
$50. 1856 18th NV. -,
SO. $40 18th NV. "a: q
fN. 50. 1884 18th NV, Tor
SIS. .3173 18th NV, Tor
$41.0 Of. S23 18th NV, OIL
$40. rs. .o13 B NV. 11r
30. so. I'LL 18th nv. o.
t40.50 1928 Buclid M, D.
S35. 20. .o31 Pa av. ST.
$50. 90. 537 2lst NV. Tor
S35. so. 1903 = NV. Tor
s35. n. 322s 18th NV, erl
1855. 80. .1717 u NV. Sri
&35. 80. 17AD 18th NV, prl
s35. 1914 Cor NV. 12rI
335. 1R7 Pa av NV, ri
$50. 50. :. 1910 O NV, 81
$50. 80. 1921 9Th NV. SRI
$40. 90. 1401h 18th nw.5r
SIS. 20. 100 S'ton pl NV, 6I
SIS. 50, 1923 9Th NV. ri
&2S. 1870 Kingman nw,7I
e2s. 1924 18th nv. 8,
$25. 400 9Th nv, omce, 2sI
$23. 80. .1025 N Cap, III
81" ~ COZ nist NV. 81
s28.O.i230 10Th NV, II.
2.5U.li16 llth nH
APART
SOS The Cumberland, Or
500. The Kedrirk. Il
SEQ. The Brunswick, Or.
$50. The krdr;ck. n
SD. No 1905 g nv. 5r
$40. No 1906 g NV, 5r
$3.50. The Cambridge, 4r
$32. 81. The Dudley. "
$50. The Brunswick, n
GAR
$@.OU-
For complete list Of PR
weekly
SWARTZELL. RHEl
727 18th
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s22h 7th ~, 6r. b. 10. so
343 McL'n av sw ,6r12.O
COIORE.D
391 Fla Az NV ,sr. bN 30
2425 X NV. Or. b.2.0
233 Sd sw, 7r. WHO
ZOOS l1th NV. 6r. vie. so
223 Sd w,6r. b. d. 1880
313 G sw, Or. 90
243 Sd sw, Or. 1850
lis Sd sw, Or. ..15.U
727 21st NV. 5r. .13.s0
472 L sw, 4f. TO- ~
IA c sw, 5r. $50
1927 Clark's ct sw. 4rS. 90
200 Clnrk's st sw.
H, b, fat. ....-.7.0
Sta r'r 1014 9Th sw6. 90
nc 7A 18th St NV.
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FOR RENT-WAREH0USEs.

90 [ ST., NE; CORNER; li0x85; 2-sTORY AND
baesment; 1900 feet 6oor space; viii peot b
psxts. ". =. NASH, Ia II 1t.
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FOR RENT
2S21 18th NV. Tor. Il
2b. INV b. .$45.W |
1868 Monroe NV. sr.
b, INV h........R.0I
1905 Girard NV, I0r.
b, h-w h........H.5OI
3413 18th NV. Or, b.
h-w h. ..-........37.0
1926 LIST nv, Or, b. IS. so
1928 W NV. Tor. b.
h-w h. .3.0
1850 Monroe NV, Sr,
b. INV h, nat. 1880
1917 9th NV, sto, dw27. so
905 Sd NV, 6r. b. 2.0
all 18th &c, 6r. bf h24.50
40 Fla .av NV. 6r. b22. 80
435 9Th sw, Or, b.2.50
507 9th sw. Or. b.21. 90
John OTINN co Y
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FOR sAIE-HousEs.
(ContfnueA.)

FOR SALE - ONE OF THOSE NEW
houses Of more than the usual amount OF
distinction and character. In semi-srb-
i.rrs. attractive tive rooms 70 a ti,ed baths.
hot-water heat, electric lights. large Gel
lar, attic and enormous porches; Ideally
situated on large corner lot. A bargain
at Sc. $50.
FOR SALE - SACRIFICE. FOR IMNfEDI-
ate sale; coy little home. Ideally 10
nicely arranged rooms and tiled bath: ex-
snap for somebody.
FOR SALE - HOMESEEKERS SHOULD
investigate this bargain. In best section
large rooms a on q door,; tiled bath:
Faultless heating plant. and all In eI-
cellent condition; good size modern GAR
AGE. Think Of it-only a. 800.
FOR sALE-IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN
on the Heights. right OF 14th ST.. this is
Of cheerful rooms. tiled bath. large ' CON.
crete cellar: good heating system; electric
lights and large porches; in Al condition.
rare opportunity for only $S.s75.
FOR SALE-RARE BARGAIN FOR coll
ored buyer, near 10th and You sts., q
fine up-to-date dwelling of large rooms
and bath a rooms on a floor; in excel .
lent condition. See US at once. Price
only $3.50.
Phone Main 2s45. rs 18th st. NV.
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1881 Corcoran NV.
11r. h ..........3S g
1905 18th nw,9r, b. W. 70
1909 10th NV. Or. b. ~. 80
1921 L NV. 10r, b. 40. 50
171e ' nv. Or. b.N. so
112s NJ av NV. Or. b25. so
1910 M NV, sr. 20. 10
-11S 9Th NV. Or, b. 20. 60
1889 N NV, Or. .D.50
SO L NV, Or, b. 30. 90
1900 Walter se. 6. b10.dO
81 Defraes nw... 1850
1924 10th nv, II. 1850
1909 18th NV. 7r. 1S. 90
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$4,760: reduced from 81 $50; 3-story, modern,
brick. h--w. heat; electric lights; splendid
condition; easy terms; don't fail to get this
offer this bargain. Address SNAP, Star Of
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FARMS.
FOR al E.

90 ACRES OF LAND NEAR VIENNA. VA; ALL
fenced; 4-room house, s,ream runs through
place; only 81. goo. Apply TO JAS ID. BukN,
1101 z st. =
$500 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT VIII
huy Race ga N land; new S ioJm bungalow;
hail, bathroom porch and cellar; in grove
mammoth oaks; electric ry., at Shockey
Sta; price, $500. II. X. c. SHoChEfs
Owner, Vienna. Va.
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FOR sALE-sIx-RooM AND BATH HOUSE
With metal garage, which can be rented for
to cars. ON through street in northwest: In
improved neishborhood Of detached homes; con
crete front porch: double back porches: hard
lights; built-in refrigerator: laundry trays;
coal bin; extra toilet; price. $4,000; $500 cash.
Star office.
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HOUSE FOR sALB-7 ROOMS, BATH: CEMENT
cellar: b.w. heat; corner Of Mt. Pleasant Sec
I ton: nne store; sood location; make o9er.
Address Box lis. STAG once. = y
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FOR RENT-J. C. WELDON 4 CO.. IA 2. CAP
HOUSES.
s21 e Cap, Tor. Col $50 B ne. 7r. b. 81 80
113 9Th sc. Or, b.30 50t 1113 av se.7 .b2l 80
1l6 4th Sc, 1r. .2so 0l 505 10th se. Or b. 20 80
40i I'd Sc Or b. 2I.:0I 1910 Em'n ne. 6r, b. 30
80 9th Sc, Or, b. 00l 1449 av 81, bic. 80
405 LIST NV, Orb. g. o0i IT'D B sc. 6r. b.14.Oo
116 18th ne, Or, .!0l 800 18th Sc. 4r. b.12.J0
zoos ne, Or. b. Sc, E...... $50
SO ne. sr. b. RIO 1865 Morse e ne. 4. SisSo
1912 Mass se.5 b20.a Ol Az Tenn ne. 8 bli so
900 Pa se.5r.b. 1G.50I 1908 sc. 5r. b. 10 80
632 r ne. Or. b. % sol 233 I2z ne, 3rb 12 30
COLORED.
6a1 sc. Or. $1s.ooI 1915 c Sc. 3r. b.1o.5o
a22 G Sc. sr. 1c.on 522 Gron ct ne. Ar 1000
2l3 Sc, 6r, b. 1850 1893 wylie ct ne, 4rs 80
l4ls c Sc. Or. b 80 8 Gessford ct se ITO
APARTMENTS.
The Calumet. Bird e. Cap. Ar. b. Sd. 50-$35.5O
The Walton l8 5th Sc, Ar. b. ......... .$2s 50
The Baltitaore. 1892 Biltmore. Dr.. b.. 1900
GARAGES.
RI 800 av se.105Ol Rear s17 ne. -. $50
Rear $50 Cap. Idol Rear 682 Cap. = 80
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Plan America May Adopt

itary service to their country the same an
they do taxes.
The active army age begins at twenty
and ends at thirtytwo. After thirty-two
the soldier passes to the landwehr Be-
tween forty and forty-eight he belongs to
the landsturm. The length of time for
the school for recruits Is as follows:
Infantry, sixty-flve days; cavalry, nine.
ty days; artillery. seventy-five days; foot
artillery (fortihcations), seventy five
days; engineers, sixty-ive days; sanitary
troops Hospital service). sixty days;
commissaria, sixty days.
After this training the men 60 homo.
each carrying his gun and equipment, un-
til his final term Of service expires, at the
age Of fifty years.
The Swiss schools, from the beginning.
train In gymnastics, tactics and in rife
shooting after the fashion Of the Boy
Scouts Of America today.
Colonel w. c. Sanger Of the National
Guard Of New York commends the Swiss
system as proof that q nation can train
all its citizens for defense and yet escape
militarism. He calls the Swiss forces the
most effective militia In the world.
He describes . Swiss battalion which
effected complete and perfect mohilixa-
ton between o'clock In the morning
and , o'clock in the afternoon. Just six
hours.
There seems to b. NO doubt among mil.
nary experts that the Swiss system Of
service and training win be the most liko.
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Dana It was named, after George Bernard
Shaw. Instead Of having him christened
or baptized, she dedicated her son to
mankind. Neither she nor her husband
accepted the Christian religion and in
stead Of using 1.-The Father, Son and Holy
Ghost in the dedication. they dedicated
him In "the name of the true, the right
and the beautiful. to the service Of man
kind" An important part Of the cere-
mony read.
May the spirit Of Confucius, eau
tama and Christ, of Praxiteles, Vel
asquez and Rodin, Of Newton. Darwin
and Edison. Of Socrates, Comte and
Nietzsche, of Beethoven, Wagner and
Richard Strauss, of Isaiah, Bunyan and
Tolstoi, Of Lincoln, Emmeline Pankhurst
and Of your namesake Shaw, strengthen
and guide you in the search for truth, in
the pursuit Of beauty. and in the path of
Righteousness"
People have criticized US on the
ground that we are not going to teach
The Washington herald., 1915-07-11
HEN the United States decides
to reorganize its army and to
place It on q footing whereby


large as the army Of any nation in the
world It will not be England. France,
Russia, or even Germany which will Be
called upon to furnish the plan, but the
tiny little republic of Switzerland.
The speeches that Secretary Of War
Garrison has been making recently in
favor of taking the United States out Of
Its isolation and Of arming the country
in such manner that 1t will be prepared
for any war have set the experts scurry-
ing about to find suitable plan for re-
organization. They have all practically
agreed that the Swiss plan is the best.
Switzerland with population 3,000,-
900 smaller than that of Massachusetts,
and an area not q great deal larger than
that state, can mobilize $50. 900 trained
and well equipped soldiers within twenty
four hours. Behind this Is . partly
trained force Of reserves Of about the
same size. making 10000 men.
This formidable army u born and bred
and made ready without militafism. Un-
der the same system the United States
could b ready for any emergency with
an army OF t,0oo,0 600 with - many In re-
serve without Z suggestion Of militarism.
Switseriand prspares the individual and
encourages ride practice. The Ustan =
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