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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
IRELAND MAKING STRONG
BID FOR NEW MARKETS

Belfast Ireland Dec Ireland Is
making a bold hid for the capture of
several markets hitherto dominated
by enemy traders Toys. carpets
ana cigarettes are the most successful
examples of new industries thus far
developed
The new workshops for the maHu-
facture of dolls and toys have at
tpactea large numbers of girl and
women workers who were thrown
out of employment hy the hard times
prevailing In the lace ana millinery
trade in Belfast and Dublin The a.
nanclal results of the now enterprise
arc said To be most encouraging
The Turkish carpets made in lrc-
land are Of q type which experts de-
clare destined go deceive even the
elect of Constpntmople. II is notable
that one of the largest recent orders
comes from Eeypt The manufacture
of haud-tuftcd carpets is about fit-
teen years old tn County Donegal and
gives employment to hundreds of
/ peasants who have Inherited thrnugh
/ al the troubled ages ot Irish history
the subtle 'knock' for form and eor
GER that distinguished thvir Celtic an.
epgtore
Cigarette factories hive spruHs ur
az If by magic n several cities, and
are employing great numbers of nlm-
blc-ungorcd girls There Is also ulb
80 commercial glass factory iu Dub
/ lin
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
PEKING REJOICES At
RETURN 10 MONARCHY

Picking. Dee t3.-Flags are flying
and buildings are decorated for q
thrce-day celebration of President
Yuan Shi-kais acceptance of the
throne of China rendered him By the
council Of state
80 date has yet been announced for
the coronation but the preparations
for the event are being FASTENED. 1t
probably will not occur, however, be-
fore January t. owing 10 the pledge
of China to the entente powers that
there would be no change in the gov
eminent this year Japan's failure 10
offer further advice to China is re-
garded here as an indication that
China and Japan have reached an
agreement
The text of yuan Shi-kai's refusal
and later uis acceptance of the state
councils tender of the emperorship to
him are published today In declin-
inc yuan said he was entirely un-
worthy. as he had failed to accom-
/ rish results as president He urged
the selection OF some one else as en-
peror,
In his letter of acceptance, yuan
said.
Tho public has viewed with in
/ crcasing lmpalienCe my refusal lts
expectation of me is now more press
ing than ever Thus I find myself un-
able to offer further argument to es-
cape from the position ! therefore
order the minstry's bureaus to take
concerted action and make prepare
tons The laying Of the great foun-
dation necessary must not be done
hurriedly. When the preparations are
completed advise me for the promul-
CATION
Meanwhile all citizens should fol-
low their daily voeations peacefully.
Let not your doubts or suspicious
hinder your work. All officials should
remain faithfully at their posts and
maintain peace and order SO that the
ambition Of their great president to
work for the peoples welfare may be
realized
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
nULGARIANS VIGOROUSLY
PURSUE THE ALLIES

London. Dec ~ G2;1a D. mJ l}ul-
sarinn troops. advancing against the
plo-French oNpedHiou0N force 10
southern Serbia, have reached a point
about fifteen miles from the Greek
border on tho SalOnikl railway line,
according TO statement issued in
Sofia and received here by wireless
from Borlin The text follows
"OW advance on both sides Of the
Ngrdar ana south Of Kosturiuo contin-
ueR The French and British are rec
siHtua desperately bat are falling back
rapidly Our pursuing column made
ita way through the mountain pass
near Demirhopu ana reached Miro
via station
"CalRai. Tatarci, Rnhravo Valan-
dovo and lluhovo. whore the head
quarters Of General saTail tcomman-
der of the French forcesl were sta-
toned. have been opened.
"At llubovo station 500 eases Of
French cartridges. with other booty
were captured At MirovOa station
10000 Kilograms Of wheat and casks
Of butter and wine with five England
machine guns and many rifles were
taken
"Our losses have been neonsder-
able while those of the enemy have
been enormous
ION their retreat the British and
French took the population with them.
"rhe eastern half Of Druea already
Is ia our possession
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

Albanian campaign br Austto-iian'
arHn forces t. reported
Thc ifNt of todars statement de1l-
IHR u4fh lhe operations Iu Tho Eal-
Haua is as follows
"Halbau thrafcr 81 uar uuring
Hhr EHt fWa days more than $500
prisoners ana etrlaeier- have fallen
into fht hands 0f fhe Austg1-Hun-
mruu columns ndyanc.ne u thc A-
.anna border mountains
Between ll0Iol which was cape
tHrcl yesterday aud luek. the enemy
WAS forced GOO lolre behind lofN
euus
Thr French ia British. after hav-
me suffered decisive defeats ul'ct-
ea upon them in p series of bold
powerful blows dealt ht fho army 40
General Tederuff. 4ro Iu a depi1rablo
condition and tfe retrrlfue towards
aud ntar the Gr,rh frontier THE
lasse. af fhe enemy No moss arms ana
material uI 900 kinds ufg. according
la thf report of 00r 1iiE rT'wordi-
u4rIN -hDlN1-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
$4,000 AUsT9IANs AIR
RESCUED FROM SEIlBs

Uerun. Dec II Chy Wireless To say
NUc Twenty-Five thousand Aus-
tfU l1unrafinus who had been made
prisoners hy The Serhlana were set
free bt the reutonic forces during
thoir drive Through Serbia, Il Ntato-
ment ISSUED hy me Overseas News
agency TODAY says. Many othcrs died
during opidemigs and The fate az ath-
era sun Is unknown
Serious fcara are entertained les
Hardng miHaiug prisoners says The
NEWS agency "slngC bulgarian officers
have alleged that Auetru limRafiNn
prisoners were merrilossiy treated by
the Terhlans dprlnE thc rumpugn the
sgrblans leaving thtm without rood,
and even killing prisoners In several
instances
"Thc Teut0nle armies have reached
tho Albanian frontier along Haa1is the
entire front and "a large section of
MOntenegrln territory has hetn uccu-
pied Since the fna battle ut rltyjg
and lpek there have been only minor
engagements with thc fetrcatinR rnr-
my. b which thc serhlaus ana Monte
erlns have shown decreased resisting
power.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
nRITIsu ATTACKED ny
SUPERIOR NUMBERS

London, Dec NJ (gs5O p m1--CaB-
ualtios aggreg1tingg 1900 and the loss
81 elght field gums which they were
unable 90 remove from cmplaccmcnts,
nre told in an official communication
Issued This evening dealing with the
retreat 81 the British Tenth division
from Lake poiran, Serbia. IN couiunc-
lion with The French.
Tho communication says
after sustaining violent attacks de-
nyarod by the enemy in overwhelming
nnnhers. the Tenth division succeed
"a. with the help of reinforcements, In
retiring to strong position from
Lake Dorian westward toward the
valley Of the Vardar in conjunction
with our allies
eThe division ie reported 10 have
fought wen against very heavy odds
and q was largely due 60 the gallantry
of the Irish troops especially the
Munster fuslicrs, the Dublin msilers
and the Cannaught rangers that the
Withdrawal was successfully accom-
pllshcd
lowing 90 the mountainous nntur'
of the country Il had been necessary
10 place eight field gums for tho par
pose Of defense VA positions iron
which it was impossible To withdraw
them when the retirement took place.
"Our casualties amounted 90 iao'
men"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
RECRUITING GOES ON
TO LAST MINUTE

London, Dee l2 G0.3o o. ml-
Scenes around the recruiting offices in
London ana other cities boz Great Bril-
tain wore almost as brisk today as al
.any time during The week. Tho extern
sion Of time for the carrying ont af
the Earl OF Dorbys plan of voluntary
enlistment, OWNS 90 the inability of
the officials % deal with the men ape
plying for enrolment was welcomed
and from early morning there was "a
steady stream 10 recruits at the cn-
rOliment bureaus
Although enlistment undcr tho
group system. Eco accordance with the
Earl Of Dorbys scheme cc1sed tor
-nIeht. the direct enlistment of men
into the regular army of the territo-
rial force ana the navy win continue
for the present The men 1ttcstcd
under the group may also enlist flr
immediate service 10 they $50 desire,
instead Of waiting for their group to
be called out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
GREAT RAILROAD
STRIKE TALK IS
UNAUTHORIZED

10Y WoENtua JOURNAL SPECIAL LGssUo wlsE1
Chicago, Dee ~ Talk of q great
railroad strike i'm the sprinI if ncees-
sary 10 enforce a demand for an
eight-hour day is without authorize
tive foundation, Warren s. stone head
Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Rineers said today
"Where does all this strike stuff
come from, anyhow he asked adj
ding NO one can predict what viii
happen four months from now There
Is no basis as yet for stating that the
questions between as ana the employ
ors will or will not be arbitrated, nor
can anyone at this time say whether
there will or will not be a strike
The conferences of various heads of
organizations of railway employees
engineers, tiremon, conductors and
rainmen-closed today The engi-
ueers and fireman formally agreed 20
work with the others for an eight
hour day without reduction in wages,
and time and q half for overtime
a large committee representing the
unions will meet in Chicago soon 70
put the demands IN precise language.
The next step will he their prosenta-
ton Ia the railroads and after that, 10
is expected committees of the two
sides viii meet in a series OF confer
ences to see Il matters cannot Doe ed
iusted without an appeal 90 arhitra-
ton or Il strike
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

Paris. Dec. ~ 5.50 .. mt-One
hundred and ten persons are report
cd 90 have been Killed n Yesterdays
explosion n The Belgian munitions
factory at Hayre says "a dispatch
from that city 10 the Temps today
"The cause OF the explosion has not
vet hceu determined SAYS the news
paper THE Investigation has de-
vclopcd chat ono az tho buildings con-
tanned boxes of ammunition which
came from the United states some
time ago. II was discovered that one
OF THESE boxes was an apparatus de-
signed to cause deflagration. The
box OF explosives was rendered harm
less ana the laboratory examination
which followed disclosed interesting
facts
IN IS ALSO pointed ont that Ger
man prisoners camp is located not
far from the factories and that nine
months ago yesterday the Dcs Mawis
OH companys plant also near the
prisoners camp. was burned
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
sSAas GALLUP LUMP
SISA GALLUP STOVE
SUGARITE LUMP
O'MERA LUMP
ALL KINDS WOOD
AZTEC FUEL co.
PHONE PSI
PHONE PSI

fraw Athens SOB fho fl.at chat thc
gfarE government is seeking q" NEE
eafatt an advance frnW the German
governments
The special pufFe puuieHf eI
TeHtrrs TELEGRAM company win ih'
HrIth headquarters staff iu ihr liHi-
hams lbus describes the retreat ni ih"
aI.st week General s1ruil lad 3D.
raad prepared o. evaeuttf 1akHn'''
positions along tho Germ front ON
Saturday ErNolaR WIS abandoned
mnd lftrr establishing Is Drt hfidE.
heal Lab Domlfk4pu the Frenoh mHdr
SECOND hwdnchead Ht GfHbct aiioi
Withdrawing all stores nul dcstfn'nE
tunnels ana bridges on thr railway.
Meanwhile The Iulmrinue ana 1rI-
mans Boo constantly increasing
strength began 90 boar heavily on ihe
ua.m of junction 0f the Franco lifit-
lah lines especially threatening the
gtrumlfza read which forms the main
artery of our position
The Germans soon began to make
fhinrs not Tor our first line They
bad weather conditions in their ta-
,or ana under cover of mist Whicn
prevented our longer RANGED iield
rHHH from registering with accuracy
thre brought numerous mounted
puns 10 positions lmpractieablo for
uuf Ites mobile pieces. and opentd
"a murdpr0us fire TAG close range l.A.
posed 90 thia not rrnflling ana
threatened partly on our flank oW-
inr to the French retirement. puf pc
.itaua soon became untenahle ana
the mon of the Irish division were
Withdrawn 70 q second line prepared
q long time IN advance During these
engagements the fighting was often
nd Vorv close quarters owing 90 the
mist but the gallant Muster usil-
llefa. tho Dublin fusillicrs and the
Connaught rangers repeatedly drove
the enemy Off with the bayonet with
heavy losses
"The superiority of numbers of the
enemy ana his mountain guns, how
over. ln the long run prevailed ana
we retired TO our second line the
French having In the meantime ahan-
doncd the brldEehoad at drnhec ana
Hu 80 1885, The Importance Of our
stand In these positions Is difficult
10 eXaRporate, because had the hul-
rarians succeeded In pushing through
they would have cut OF the retreat
81 the French main forces nH Wen af
of the British and probably would
rave inflicted grave resvetseH since
TueTdaY the pressure OF the Hulshf
ian offensive has relaxed and our
now positions are very strong
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
FANCY PRICES PAID
FOR CANADIAN Fish


London, Dec IA trial consieu-
meut OF Canadian fish. shipped frozen
has just been sold fo fancy prices on
the London market The governments
is said to regard the experiment as eN-
ceedingiy Important in vioW of lH'
ottawa assertion that with proper la-
cilitlcs two million pounds ol fish per
week,can be supplied for English mar
kets.
Those who believe that such O.
trade on a permanent basis would
prove beneficial to both canada anA
the mother country are urging tha 2
sn'''l guarantee per pound pc plat .,,
ON consignments for time for thf
benefit of shippers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
nECoNNIENnED TOn cnorp.

Coughs, colds Group. hoarseness, in
famed throat bronchial troubles or
sore chest are relieved by Foley's
Honey and Tar which opens stopped
air passages. soothes and heals in
Tanned surfaces, and restores normal
breathing w c. Allen. Boseley, No.
SAYS. have raised a family Of four
children ana used Foley's Honey and
Tar with an ef them. / find it the
best cough aud Group medicine ] ever
used | used 81 for EIGHT or ten years
and can recommend IL for Group"
Sold cverywhcre.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

The month Has an unusually clear
One. tle southern halls of the state,
especially having almost continuous
sunshine An santa 90 SD prr cent
90 the total possible sunshine was
recorded. ur 41l hours TWtnty-six
days had go per cent or more 1f the
possible amount. Roswell recorded
$50 per cent 81 Tho total possible
amount and bad fwenty-ninp DAYS
with SO per cent 81 more 81 the pos-
sihle amount For the state as a
whole there were tweuy-threc clear
five partly cloudy and tUo cloudy
DAYS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
YUAN BEGS TINT CROWN
60 TO SOME ONE ELSE

VrashIngtnn mo- 1o-OfficioI re-
,''.,,i,'5,,. tho ocrontonce ~ the
tprVr,o.,a - ,Sh,s, ID, WAN Shi-kat an
-, 80 ,iig,,stcho. iron,
DIN DAM, yasto,day chi wore lacking
i..p. ', i.,t. "'' M rhtmoso la,ratiop
o V'''- AZ M stato dcnarir,ent The
Nm ,rVor,.,on on,arnnrni MA received
~. ,1arl o, tne snbiert and inc only
1is,atrb ~ the .legafion anve me sub
80 af sf,tn,nont ~, Vuop de-
,iininy the .rnwn
II 70 anon ror Granted here that
uis stotsmcnt was rahltd before the
,...,,,,,.tt of stat, made IA. second Of
90 ~. throns which tho nross
disnatcbes saw. ,,.ae accented
X the lopgtion offirtls explained
maj tbs,. tnew 'notbino of what had
hannenea hnvon1 tho information
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
5 BRITISH BATTALl0NS
ON TIGRlS SURRENDER

Berlin, Dec. ~ (by Wireless TO say
vlle). According lo private adviccs
from Constantinople' says the over
seas News Agency today three Brit
ish battalions of the army that re-
treated down the Tigris from the city
OF Bagd1d were surrounded by Turk
ish troops near Kut-el-Amara and sur
rendered.
"lt is expected that the British will
retreat southwark from Kut-cl-Amara
In the near future as their posts TO
the rear are in danger of being
cut off
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
INTENSE BATTLE Is
RAGING NEAR GREECE

Paris, Dec NJ on j.. m)-A die.
patch 60 the Hayas agency from Sa-
loniM dated sunday says
AN intense action continues along
the entente allied front the Balga-
Elan4 attacking IN dense masscd for
nations Tho allies retreat Contiu-
ued methodically.
"The situation Of the British north
~ Dorian hns noticenhly improved
thanks 10 the arrival of reinforce
ments from Saloniki Fresh British
troupa arc landing dnilN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
An IEarthqunl,c somewhere

&c. Louis Dec l2.--An earthquake
of four minutes duration was record
cd hy the Scismograph az ST. Louis
university from 3.lG 10 ago this uf-
tornoon. Officials at the uniyerwty
said the instrument has been sct for
two days ana that IL therefore is im-
possible az present tn toll the Local
ton The movement of the uHru-
mcut. Il was said indicated that a
stronger quake may ho recorded soon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

pinole. Caif, Dec 12.-Fire in the
Hercules Powder companys plant
here today caused am explosion OF
800 pounds of gelatin dynamite
The missing house u which the explo-
sion occurred, WAS obHterated but
there were mo- casualties as the fire,
caused by a short circuit, was discov-
cred in time to permit an employees
to escape
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
ANGIO.fRENCI IOnCE
DECisfNEIN DEIE ATID

Berlin. Doc l2 tyla London. -
g. ma The Anelo- French forces
fhat have been under attack by me
1mlearans in southern serbia are
retreating 40 places over the Greek
frontier, it WAS announced Ia today s
official report rs German ARMY
headduarters. Their losses va arms
ana equipment ~ various sorts have
been heats a is declared
~ ,.4sl.se q 900 prisoners and
fortv guns Ia the Monlcnearln nnd
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

IlalfaX ~ s., Pee i2.-I'ho British
ou tank steamer shaboncc is n dis
lcss OF the coaa OF Newfoundland
with her propeuers stripped OF an
BLADES. according tu wireless calls for
assistance picked up at cape Race
radio station ana transmitted here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
VILLA REPORTED IN
VERY BAD TEMPER


El pasu. Ten Dec ~ Thirty
American employees ut the Pearson
companies at MADEIRA CMhuuhua W-
rived here tonight
They reported that ON Friday night
they were warmed over the telephone
from Dolores by Nilm officers leading
the advance uurd of Villas troops
from sonora. that General villa was n
an angry mood and that lbcy would
be- unsafe
They left MADEIRA on q hastily ar
ranged train about s O'Clock Friday
night
villa. they believed arrived at Ma
dea about m saturday
villa. Ut WIS aHtu mt dhUfVN tonight
had established headquarters az Chi
huahm city this afternoon
~Hw vstss wamv onnhrianities aAuY n vou
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

santa re, Doe 12.-Luis Rivera, of
PojoaQue, aged 55 years. ana Bofueita
Montoya, OF santa Re- aged 3G years,
viii be married tomorrow al Guada-
lupe church
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

East Las Vegas H. NJ Dec l2.-
Nine cases of pneumonia are reported
in the vicinity of Watrous, the small
Mora county town north of here. An
epidemic of grip +. prevalent i'm Las
Ne~as.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13
GREECE ACIuEs 10
DEMANDS or ALLIES

Paris. Dec ! 2 According 10 infot-
nation received here from Athens toe
day the creek government has agreed
10 Withdraw Ne troops from salonikL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

The Quininc That Does Not AFFECT Head.
Laxative promo NlHtntue can ne taken
hy anyone without causing nervous
ness nor ringing IN the head There is
only ono Bronze Quininc" y. W
GROVES eiuusfure ie an boy 76c
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

lNild

The total wind movement for the
month IA santa Ne was 6.708 miles.
or 9.3 miles pcr hour highest vcloe-
ity. 3G miles from the southwest on
the gath At Roswell the total move
meut was a1Ge miles or miles per
hour. highest velocity 60 miles from
the southwest ON the 10th At El
pasn the total movement was 6,446
miles. on 2 miios per hour. highest
velocity 81 miles from the west on
The ION The prevailing direction
for the state was from the southwest
west and Inc month was more windy
than usual
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

The noun sea lcVel 0tmospherlc
pressure at santa Fe was 5000
inches. highest 3O.56 on the 2Sth;
lowest. 2gSt on the gath. At Ros-
we'll the mean was 30.03 inches,
highest, 1864 ola the 2Sth lowest
a0.4S ON the roth At l1l paso the
moan was 3O.03 inches, hiehest, 5000
on the 2Sth. lowest, 29.56 ON the
2ith.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-13

Thc mean relative humidity az SAN
GA Pc was ia per cent at 90 nD, 39
per cent at q d, mo and as per cent
Tor the month AZ Roswell the mean
at ~. M. was y per cent at q D.
m 20 per cont ana for the months,
"a per cent At the Agricultural col
lcge the a. ui, reading averaged 80
per cent, the u. m. reading rs per
cent aud for the month, - per cent
while p series of forenoon readings
at Fort BaNard gave am AVERAGE OF
3I per Crut for the month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-11
PROPOSALS-Seaied

BIDS Will be received by Mr.. J. O. Wat.
kins. clerk OF School Board. South
Boston. Va. until IL o'clock noon Wed
nesday. June %. 1915. for the erect. n
OF an addition to high school. Sor h
Boston. Va. General contractors ,n,v
obtain plans and specifications from
the architects, Charles NJ Robinson.
Inc. 50S.l2 Times Dispatch Building.
Richmond. Va, upon deposit of $40.
which deposit will be refunded upor,
return Of plans and specifications. pro
vided same are returned promptly. and
bona flde bid submitted, or plans and
tects. Danville office. Room 9, First Ma
tional Bank Building). or at the Office
or clerk of School Board. South Boston,
Va. Certified check to accompany ali
bids. and bond required of successful
bidder. as provided for In specifications
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids. BY order OF the board. Charles
Nj. Robinson. Inc, Architects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED. local manager for well-es-
tablished automobile firm that de-
sires TO open a branch In Richmond.
selling two Of the best-known and
most popular cars on the market: pre-
Ter TO have man who is able to become
financially interested In the business.
but not essential. Reply fully. Per
sonal appointment will be arranged
later. Address l. 26T, care Times Dis
patch.
INVEST in City Point. Va. lots and get
>, your share Of city Point prosperity.
Buy lots at your own price on liberal
terms at the grand auction sale Mon
day and Tuesday, June IA and Is. TO
investigate means you'll invest. At
lantic Coast Realty Company. home Of
flee Grcenvillc. y. c.
HAVE you $4,000 to secure half inter-
est in business? Will make good
money. II l24. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. young man to drive nutomo-
bile bus between Petersburg and City
Point. Salary. ,S75 monthly and com
mission. VIII have to put up 5000 in
cash, which sum Will he returned on
demand. Money secured. Apply 2i2
North Eighth Street. between IL and
o'clock to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-11

To the creditors OF JESSE B. ALLEN,
of Richmond, in the County OF Hen
rico. and district aforesaid-Bank-