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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Births.
BOYs

BOYS.
Adaibert Zienert. All Iroquois-s,t
Earl X. smitherman, Grace hosp,tsl
branch. Lee II. waldner. 2lt Heidel-
berg-ave.. Joseph Jozwik. s2t Ferry
ter-ave.. Emory j. skrobrab, 1870
West Jefrerson-ave.. stefan Rosinski.
sl2. Garneld-ave.; John u. scarlet,
is23 Twenty -fourtb-st vernon pa.
sansone. $50 East Forrest. castsno
L~vAndowski, ss5 Palmer east;
Charles link, rs Galster-st.; John
Maxaro~itz. i2i Cieotte.ave.. Harry
isiaas MiodowskL sss Paimer,ave.
east: Archibald sandilands. 1903 Rus
seli-st.. George w Cooper. ~ For
est-ave. east John w. Collins, lss
ave. James +. Berkheimer, frovi-
dence hospital Alexander Goldman.
woman's hospital; Herman Wayne;
Chestnut.st; Joseph Cholody. ss7
Fredorick-st.; Alfred l. Harrison. EOS
McDougall-ave.: konstanly kuezyn-
ski. itii Junction-ave.; Mexander
VI. Tholi. i7s3 Grand blvd. Gusso
Cusumo. Iss Iarned-st.; Alescis Wo-
jciechowskL 1859 Crane-ave.
GIRLS
Valentine II. seewsld. l7s Harmon.
!, w oodward-ave.: Harry. II. Frazer. el3
Emerson ave. Alexander lorna, so
vAnderbilt-ave.:. Mike David. l1s
Russeii-st.; Jan Narga, 2013 Logan
ave VIM. r. Renwick, Woman's hos
blake F. Agla. soi Regular-ave.
Martin r.. Pickle, Providence hospi-
tall Lloyd Gaylord, 1876 Webbe-st.
Chester Il. Wait. e5sh coneord-aye
John Numerick. So Boone-st.; An
thony Staniszawski. 87s Riopelle-st.:
Martin J. whalen. Providence hos
pltai: Thomas Dolsen. 20 Ferry-ave.
east: Edward Thield. 62s St Aubin-
ave. Alex Grushke. lI0 DivisioE-st
Thomas wilmot, ?035 West Jefferson
ave: Ernest Powell. 6s9 iIiJlger.ave.:
Alfred J. Palma. l5s scott-st. Harry
LeFevrc. 100 Cathcrinc-st, Frank
Kelley $50 Second-st: Everett
brooks, ss5 Concord-ave.. Andrew
Pabis, 34?s West Jenerson-a Wo-
fish I.aton. 90 Thirty ATHEIST. tlko
Latina, AIS Thirty third-st. George r.,
Gibson, 6i2 Clinton st: Robert La
croix. 55t Parker ave: Floyd Boul-
ton. 23o Howell-st.. clyde c. Kinscy.
1889 Pennsylvania ave; Tony Agoz-
zinc. ts3 Forrest. east; Jacob Levine.
% Division-st.: John fanny. ss'
Resubien-st,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
IS
ATTACKED
BY BURGLAR
Latter, Fleeing, Chokes
Sick Man to Prevent
Cutlery
Other Offenders Are
"Put Away" By Judge
Connolly

Charles George was sentenced by
Judge Connolly, Friday, to serve
five years in Jackson prison for
burglary of lander Bros tailor shop
at No. CTS Michigsn-aye. and De-
tectives Foley and Lambert. who
handled the Gaze. told the Judge how
George nearly killed tubercular In
valid In his attempt to escape cap
ture.
Police were investigating the open
window OF the tailor shop. when
George heard them, and fled to the
roof, thence escaping to the rear
porch of the William Crews resi-
dence. at No. 676 Michigan-ave..
where Crews lay on q cot, trying
the fresh-air treatment for the white
plague.
George. fearing an outcry from the
sick man, leaped upon Crews and
choked him into SILENCE. nearly kill
ing the man; who II now in sani-
tarium, in a serious condition.
Mrs. Crews happened to hear the
struggle on the back porch. and 1t
was her screams that attracted the
policemen, who captured the fugi-
tive burglar.
John Kaminski. convicted OF
breaking into a freight car, was sent
to Jackson for two and oae-half
years.
Harry Wells, for breaking and en-
tering. received q sentence Of six
months In the workhouse.
Harry Holland, who appealed to
the recorders court from . ane Of
SIS imposed on him when he was
convicted of assaulting william p.
Mcmillan. plumbing inspector for
the Board of Health. was again CON
victed. Thursday evening. and the
original sentence was allowed to
stand.
Mcmillan alleged that Holland
threatened him with q hammer when
he tried to inspect Hollands prem
ises.
Hollands defense was that he was
justified In protecting his proper.
~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Net Revenues For Year
Are Placed at About
$2,3O0,00O
is 18PER CENT ON
PREFERRED STOCK
Company Could Pay
Good Dividend on
All Issues

According to what is regarded a.
fairly accurate information, net
earnings from operation OF the Max
we'll Motor Co. for the fiscal year
ended July 81. 1915, were between
$2,300,000 and y2.500,000. The COM
pany has no bond issue or fixed
charges. In the previous fiscal year
there was a depreciation charge OF
3264.S56, more than Offset. however.
BY cash discounts and sundry mis-.
cellaneous income Of $339,970
Should the net be $2.300,000 in.
stead OF higher figure. 1t would
equal 1871 per cent on the s12,279,.
332 first preferred stool. This COM
pares with 1925 per cent on the
FIRST. preferred issue the previous
year. Distributing the earnings
over the three issues. they are equal
to seven per cent on the first pre-
ferred. six per cent on the s10,127,-
46S second preferred. and 6.51 per
cent on the 312,7s3.o57 common
stock.
At the end of the last fiscal year
the company had . surplus on hand
of 31.5o5.467. The cash account
stood at S1.7s6,993.
The company since July 1. 1915.
has been paying the regular quar-
terly dividend OF one and three ouar.
tiers per cent on the first preferred.
The last two declarations have also
carried three-Quarters of one per
cent on cumulative dividends on the
first preferred.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Company Can't Dodge
Damage Actions,
Declares Lawson I
BURCH REPLIES
TO F. M. ODENA'
Denies That Railway
Engineers Aided
Bemis Appraisers

Richard /. Lawson. collector o.
customs and attorney for the street
railway commission. denied. Friday.
that pending damage suits against
the d. U. r. would either be quashel
or brought against the city. IN the
event that the settlement plan car
ries.
THE d. U. r. does not 90 out o.
existence, II the plan carries" hs
said. 1T still remain q corporate
entity. with millions of dollas1
worth Of interurban property. e
still remains responsible for it,
past acts. I see no reason Why
suits brought against II should not
stand. The only suits which win
be quashed are suits between the
city and the company. N
THE agreement provides that the
company convey TO the city . clear
title to it, property within the one
fare zone. This means that II be-
comes responsible for all suits
brought against the company up to
the date Of transfer"
A statement was issued by Ed
ward p. Burch, In charge Of the
Bemis appraisal. Friday. disciodit.
ing q statement from Fred n.
Odena. who IL said to have alleged
that D. U. r. engineers aided the
Bemis appraisers to get valuatiou
Of the city's property.
fired n. Odena was employed "a
q minor capacity in connection. with
the appraisal Of the street railway
property for about six weeks, In the
beginning Of the work." said Prof.
Burch. HE was discharged, 1t ths
end Of this period. and went to work
for the D. U. r.
HE did not appraise any property
for the commission, and left the
work before the fixing Of valuations
on the property began"
Alfred Lucking and probably Pres
ident Couxens, OF the street railway
board, will address the Board 81
Commerce, Oct. II. on the purchase
plan. Plans are on foot to have
Mr.. Lucking address the University
Of Michigan club, Oct. IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Marriage Licenses

George McFadden, "a; Emily Blatt.
John storeld. 81, Romulus; Lena
Fleishsus, 10. same.
Joseph Zebro, 90, Detroit; Carolina
Maskal. Is. Hamtramck:
George A. Sloat. 20. Elsie Patthoff.
David Variance. s5. lockwood;
Mary r. McCort. &c. same.
Matthew Hascmelster. ~; Anna
Roy Heiden. 20; Emma wandrei.
Fred 7. Andrews. Is; Charlotte f.
John Fieichman. III, Wayne: Helen
Tomashewska. 20. Detroit
Arthur A. Krone. rs; Mary Fell
Henry Brown. 81. Msme Hall. 20.
H MI,ssr w yks ssr. u.s. N' Anna so Blair
Marvin r.. sawyer. q, Detroit;
Bora Hatfield. -. Saginaw.
Petrus Peterson. rs; Elizabeth An
drews. 26.
Charles w. Hadaway. 90, ESria, o;
May Templeton. 2b. Cleveland
Kupryn Kacon, 81; Maryanna VIE
Harry lawson. 30. Leonard, GLADYS
Roy Lewis. "a: Etheiyn Strauss, 20.
stephen Panama, ~: Carrie Klaca,
John Chotimko. %; Adeiia Aurow-
Michael pydus. a. Mary Ku,woj.
pomenico Panetta. -; Maria Fran
chi, 10.
j. Lew Raringer. %, Albany, n Y;
Peter Kucio. %: .tary Kohut, 10.
Joseph Desrosiers. FL: Rose Belsn-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

rBILLIPs-sept. "a, 1915. suddenly
Marie A.. beloved wife OF Frank
Phillips. aged 3s years. Funeral
from the parlors OF NJ. q, Haley,
1ss Gratiot-ave. Burial at Bad Axe.
Mich.
ANGER-sept. 20, ass Ferdinand-avs.,
Earl. age 10 years. beloved son OF
Otto and Dorothea (nee Stange)
Anger. brother OF Russell and Nor
man Anger. Notice OF funeral la
ter.
LIE BLANC--Sept 81, 1918. suddenly.
George G., beloved husband OF Rose
and father OF George A, Columbus,
Geraldine, Mary Ann, Leo and CTR
ard lie Blanc, aged 50 years Mo-
tice of funeral later from residence.
3aS Junction nave.
RYAN-sept -. Nellie Ryan. at Pro-
whence hospital, Funeral from
brothers residence. Michael r..
Ryan. Jos Alfred st. and 10 81. Pc
ter and Psurs cathedral, John n.
and Adelaide-sts, Saturday. 8 "A. IN.
WAGNER n. wagner. Sept.
81. at Santa Barbara, Cal. beloved
daughter OF Mary Leicester Wagner
and the late Robert Wagner: sister
OF James n. " Wagner and Rob-
ert L. Wagner Interment Mt Santa
Barbara.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Good Farms to Exchange for City Property

mile from railroad
now bushels
pto brick house barn new barn well FENCED
ACRES :. -.
well fenced everything good price
g. CO, 1915
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ssos.
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1877 FARNSWORTH AVE-

IJI FARNOWOhI II AVE.
Beautiful solid brick home
modern, steam heat, garage
for 5 cars, front drive; price
$500; terms. Cherry 2966.
Dreifuss Realty Co., Ridge
1558-R., 806 Ford Bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
A Beautiful. Lake Farm

SO acres miles from Pontiac. 1900
II. lake frontage with groves and
woods, attractive house. large Ivy
ing room, stone fireplace, bed
rooms, outdoor sleeping rooms.
bathroom. hot and cold water. FUR
mace; improved farm buildings. silo,
etc; good soil, fruit, orchard; $300
per acre. terms. Owner. Grand
664-J.
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FOR sALE--rARMS.
HANNAH OFFERS

some OF the best farms in Michi-
gan for sale on easy terms. In Oak
land. Macomb. ST. Clair, Washtenaw
and Huron counties. We have some
OF the most choice farms with good
buildings and fences and land un-
der high state OF cultivation. Some
OF these farms have running water
and others have lake frontage. and
nothing better for dairy purposes;
some have houses strictly modern
with bath. steam heat and artificial
lighting plants. For particulars
call at office, No. 1 McGraw bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

Every time a woman injects an ex.
clamnt.on point into her converse
ton she gathers Momentum for a
fresh start.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25

Is ACRES. Is miles from city hall, !
mile from car line, Al SOIL fair
buildings: take small house.
so acres near Pontiac, good buildings.
$1,000; exchange for 2-1at.
so acres near Ypsilanti. good build
ings and fenced with woven wire,
take cottage In Detroit. =.
80 acres, 2 miles from Belleville. AL
improved. fine buildings.
40 acres near Willis. good buildings
and fences. some good timber. ex-
change for Detroit property.
KIN0ON REAL ESTATE co.
455 whitney Bldg. Main STA.
A HOME IN DETROIT. fruit In Flori-
da or stock In Texas; fruit In
Northern Michigan with lake homo
for summer; ideal life. Ell? Write
or see me for literature and excur-
sion rates. G. 8. Beadle. McGraw
bldg. Main 6524.
TIGHTY-ACRE FARM. 75 acres un-
der cultivation. good house. barn
3ox60, orchard, clay loan soil.
acres Of second growth timber, "a
miles from good road; only 900,
$4,000 down. Cadillac 3esb-R.
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Classified s.'t.'''.. l.s T,,; !;

Cash with order. az charged. 10 .
~. transient sdy~rtis,nE. ipserteo
for less than Ice with cash: itc u
shstKee, per insertion
The above RAT, apply 90 all classi:
ncaticns excep, blrtns. Cards o.
Thanks. Obituaries. Mesting Noticss
ana All ads preceding Male Help,
Births. Deaths, Cards Of Thanks
end Meeting Notices - Minimum
charge. abc for Is wC< H. or less oyer
- words one-and ONE ,htrd Ger 10 TOR
each extra word
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
Made Careful

Bcnchcomber What did that life
saver do with all the medals he won
for saving lives?
Swimmer-He had them all melted
and made into an an NOT for his
yacht
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
FARM LAND OFFERINGS

will dcn
demand
heading Tuesday and Friday Of week Look them 1t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
SMALL FARM

Five acres with new 4-room bunga-
low and good well: located about
4s minutes from city hall near the
village of Trenton: excellent sou
for garden purposes Will sell this
on very easy payments. or will take
the equity In your city property As
part payment and furnish money 70
help you get start.>
JAMES S. HOLDEN co.
500 Holden bldg (Formeriy Bamlet
bldg.). Southwest corner OF Grand
River-ave. and Griswold-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-09-25
WE OFFER

WE OFFER
the following exceptional opportu-
mites. all OF which will stand the
closest Investigations:
$40 ACRES of land located one mile
from Temple on the Ann Arbor -rd.
Price SIS per acre or will exchange
for desirable residence In Detroit
aud pay cash difference UP 10
$4,000.
S75 ACRES OF good land located one
mile from n good village with good
market Good buildings that can
not be duplicated for $4,000. Well
fenced and particularly adapted for
stock farm, as the river runs on
one side OF IT, Price $40 per acr ,
or will exchange for Detroit i'm
proved
SOLID BRICK HOTEL OF 90 rooms
located in one OF the best towns In
Washtenaw county. Bar and hotel
did $4,000 business last year.
Would consider good stock OF
hardware. furniture or a good farm.
zoo ACRES located six miles north
and west OF Ypsilanti. Good house.
barn and other outbuildings all In
good repair: well fenced and good
soil all In high state of cultivation.
VIII sell for 800 per acre or ex-
change for Detroit improved.
DILLON-ANDERSON co.
III FORD BLDG. CAD. 1899.
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FARMS

FARMS
My list Il complete now for high
class farm and country homes.
Some good farms to exchange for
city property. Come In and let mo
tell you about the farm you are
looking for.
VIM. d. GOSLINA
Cadillac 1885. 32e Ford Bldg.
40 ACRES, good buildings, 4 acres. all
kinds Of berries and fruit, good soil.
miles from Algonac, near school.
r. +, ID. and phone in house. VIII
consider home I'm Detroit or good
business; $4,000.
Adjoining Algonac.
40 ACRES. good buildings. large
orchard, good fences, half cash Will
do; si.500. VIII sell stock and
tools. Old age the cause. Write
for list.
CURRIE & HALTER,
Aleonac. Mich.
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WANTED

WANTED
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
We pay while learning. Fine oppor-
tunity for advancement. Rect rooms
provided for on-duty hours. Good
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Apply Cadillac Exchange. corner OF
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$40 TO $40 PER MONTH extra money
TO any employed person without In :
terfering with regular work. No
selling. no canvassing. Positively
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60 x 200
LIST YOUR
NORTHWESTERN
VACANT

JAMES s. HOLDEN co.
500 Holden bldg. Formerly Bamlet
bldg). southwest corner OF Grand
River-ave. and Griswold-st.
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Hughes Brothers Bargain List
Is1O-1gl2 Vest Grand-blvd.. near
Scovel. a dandy double house.
lao Connecticut. Brand new, classy.
1iTo Brooklyn. near Hudson. $4,000.
home, $4,000.
For other bargains phone Cherry
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CODA FOUNTAIN. i,il,ia.~s and pool
Marsh CO.. , Farmer. st. e q terms
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statesmen
Join the Realty Sales
A ssOciatiOn

THE ONLY ASSOCIATION OF ITS
isH HrGH. nc PRofsRTy
WITH CITY WATER. SEWER.
SIDEWALKS. GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHTS ALL IN, AND PAY Z
PER CENT COMMISSION.
AND DESIRE TO MAKE A PER-
MANENT CONNECTION WHERE
THERE rs a GOOD CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT. WE NEED YOU.
ONLY MEN OF CHARACTER AND
NEW MEN WITH NO SELLING EX-
PsRIENCE WILL BIZ GIVEN IN
DIvlDCAL TRAINING. PROvID-
mo THEY MEET WITH THE RE-
QuiRt-MESTS. ASK FOR MIR.
THOMPSON, SOL EQUITY BLDG
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$50 TO s25 TER MONTH extra money
to any employed person without In
terfering with regular work. No
selling. no canvnssing. Positively
no investment. Unemployed need
not apply. Address The silver Mir
ror Co. Inc. ia w. Madison st.
Chicago. Ill.
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WANTED-Five experienced
newspaper premium solicitors
to work new proposition in
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ment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-25
AN AUTO ANTHEM.

My auto tits of thee, short cut TO
poverty-of thee chant. l blew a pile
of dough on you two years ago, and
now you quite refuse to go, or won't
or can't. Through town and country
side, you were my joy and pride; a
happy day. l loved thy gaudy hue,
thy nice white tires so new, but now
you're down and out for true, in every
way. To thee, old rattlebox, came many
bumps and knocks; for them 1 grieve.
Badly thy top is torn, frayed are thy
seats and worn; the whooping cough
affects thy horn, do believe. Thy
perfume swells the breeze while good
folks choke and sneeze, as we pass by.
1 paid for thee price 'twould buy a
mansion twice, now everybody's yell
ing "ice"-I wonder why? Thy motor
has the pip, even the skid chains slip,
and woe is thine. 1, too, have suffered
chills, ague and a hundred ills, en-
deavoring to pay my bills since thou
vert mine. Gone is my bankroll now.
No more 'twould choke cow, as once
before. Yet if had the mon, so help
me John-amen, I'd buy myself a car
again, and speed some more.-Ex.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-25

behavior-the clergy. We don't like
the comparison he institutes between
ali the benefited and unattached prea-
cheers, and one lame-un, nor can we
understand the mental state which can
evolve a sentence like this that here
follows, to-wit:
HE has nailed the banner of the
cross to the masthead of the ship of
State and proclaimed the astounding
'heresy' that the man of Galilee was n
sane and practical, even reasonable
Being"
Would any of the c1ericals he as
sails subscribe to this, or to this:
AS lone as Adam pleading the
Christ-taught doctrine of love to
Christians who are splitting in his
face"
Or this:
WHO had the moral courage to
invite political destruction"
What has saint to do with poll
tics?
Now if the pollyglot collector of
words of many syllables has to use
so many of them to establish the Di-
vinity of Bryan, what can we think of
his denunciation as "heresy" the
usually accepted belief that the Man
of Galilee, the gentle and compassion
ate Christ, was sane and reasonable
Being?
And having arrived at his hypo-
thesis-proved his point and establish
a rival attraction for mems worship
why does he leave his new deity on
its pedestal as clone as Adam" in the
Garden, and >close his sermon with
the astounding antithesis:
Yours for Wilson and the GLORY
of the FLAG!
Yours for Wilson likewise,
JOHN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-25
LETTER DISTURBED 'EM.
Editor Clinch Valley News:-

culLor Cllncn valley NeWS:-
Sir,-We are disturbed down here
in this rheuberb Of the big town by @
letter in your last paper signed Dia-
BILE Helconfucius, or something to
that effect and the nearest we car
get to the meaning is that it's the
hyphenation Of three dialects and
means that the writer Is somewhat
over-hyphenated American. It's not
the name, though, that bothers-we
have all read He'll For Sartin; we are
in daily reach of Helmandollar; we
read of the Hellespont every day, and
few days pass that we don't see, hear
or feel the effects of the plain deriva-
tive: We who are used to plain names
would have read the outgiving with
more interest if it had been signed
Thimpson or Hartman or Gillespie or
Witten; but what disturbs us is that
it seems in a sense deliberate attack
on the class from which we get all
of our religion and most of our good
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-25
Young Girl and Chauffeur Killed.

News reached Tazewell on yester-
day of the death of young woman
at Kimball, w. Va, supposed to be
Ethel Grinstaff, who was with the
carnival which left here last week
Mr.. A. M. Willard, who came from
Kimball on yesterday, said that an
automobile in which the girl was rid
ing had some accident, and went over
a bank, killing the driver and the
girl. The body is held in the hospital
at Kimball for identification, as it
appears there is some doubt as to it
being the body of the Grinstaff girl.
There is mana carpenter, in Burke's
Garden by that name, and an effort
was made on yesterday to commune
cate with him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1915-06-25
STILL GROWING.

The Clinch Valley News is increa-
sing its subscription list, and of
course, its number of readers. The
paper is read each week now by near
ly ten thousand people.
If you want to reach the best folks
in this section, of all political par
ties, creeds and colors, with an ad-
vertisement-to sell or buy-we offer
the columns of the paper at very rea-
sonable rates,