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REAL ESTiTE TRANSFERS.

So - 1t % undv Is int in. Wash Hts-CokN-
WELL. Douglas V to sarah 4 COrnwen tr
Is ct Wyoming ave. + q I'd st n"l
So SO. ass 1t ls blk Is Meridian HillmCARrEi:.
VIM & to Selma Carter his wife SO stamp $
IN Of Clifton. l. Of 18th st nN) q
so,,h Takoms Its to : blk 2 Ridout and Green
los -,b-DODSON. lnsac ct ux Mare I"
David y Rust jr SO stamp s.
So Els It Is blk IS Brookland HAlSLll. in" X
c. ux Mary T. to Gen l. Herbert ct ux Edna
MAY jtnt tenants SO tamp $40 covenants 4
~ Of Jackson T. of 10Th st mel %
So :lo4 II 6 blk Is Lo Droit Pk-HnT.DEN Jno
{; ct VIZ Gertrude L to VIM LilncOrnb
VIM l. Miller SO stamp 20 cts
u3j Randolph At EVIL -
So south Of 1919 /. se-HANLEIN. Julius ct ux
Resia R to Alvin jos Scott $40 stamp A'o sub
tn right q way
PA ave bet lcTh 18th cts sci
Parcel S-I5 dcscrib.sl on 9Th st-LAMRERT. W ]
Louis r Shoemaker trs Beulah l. Sherfey.
Alir- White Funk & Chas II White 10 Sarah 4
White 81 !.
psr,,rl Sl-I Isscribed on 9Th St-LAMBEET. w
& Louis +. Shoemaker tn. Bculal Shcrfey.
Alice White Funk 4 Sarah 4 White to Chas
II White 81 i
Parcel Sl-D described on 9Th st-LAMBERr. "
& Louis r. Shoemaker trs Beulah shcrfey.
Sarah z & Chas II White to Alice White Funk
I,
So sl., Its Is to Ii blk Kcuilworth-MALLERY.
Allen " & II TapIn trs to Eugene "
Weaver $50 stamp 90 cts
20 IT near Dist Boulevard mel :
So icss Its q to 9-MIL.LEI VIM l. ct TX
AIier N to Jacob s Gru,cr SO stamp 20 cts
&c It bet 18th Eth SITS sci -
81 tsa pit org IT 2-ROCCO. Jno ct TX AsSunts
Louise to Jno Chase Mary jUint ten
ants SO stsmp $50
18th 81 4 Mass ave Nal y
81 - Its ~ to So blk S Petworth- SWAHTzEI1s
Luther A to Chas L Wre VIM Ter
r-il S,int tenants SO stamp $50 sub TO night
a. way
~ 81 Up,hu,. " Of 9Th It nwJ .
81 south u 1919 II :oSSCOTr. Alvin Jos to los
] Ca,lor Vernon Snider ,ptnt tenants
SO stamp $50 sib to right Of way
pa arc bet llh 18th So ~ J
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Furnished by ". u. Hibbs 4 Go.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by W. Il. IIibbs 4 Ga.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Marrl "7.-Sh0rts in September what
were the buy InG side If that month today and
this demand doubrl-S. a sus' tanning I-pw.r fCE
tho entire list There MT Declines however.
Of in the NAV. =. Ccat in the July aud
: can't in the september futures. There many
in the VII at trade n Who have TrIt oIt bi. lines
"t September aud at tho sam. time have made
rurl!y purchases Of tine May and july in the wsv
IT i hedsc. As the September is crop
up,ou and as there has hem Considerable talk Of
hrssau fv i'll the wheat with a possibility q a
hull UTrurn. shorts generally speaking. took TO
cover. Had ii not been for the September nIying
conditions w"ulI have been quite different at the
Close from those gwen here. The Nav future was
quite ncrIois "a II ADVANCED from li.i4 10 80 ou
purchases Of about 80 OcJ bushels and hruko from
the high pint 10 las selling of about 900
bushels
The situation in wheat at the olosc tn1i-l,t
stronger than At time during the wers
because u the fact that liquidation hs. hen
quite general AID the market. with the T-.SaEie
cy,rIt i"n II The September and July. /, uelr"r
crcn than time since the war hogan. The
May future Is more unc,r tAin quantity than the
other m"urh,. II il n"U ~ imTr ssihc TO trade /
Mav the CfCrnCs dTN up completely whenever
a demand ,l,ve"Ts. Those who are in a ro<itirn
know that September what I. likely /.
ell a: a much higher level. shorts rum"rDr,
ard thrv quite nervous A. III" I'roNnt time.
RumnrS Of Tclrr abroad were again in CrC7Ila'il
tdsy and the aspect If the political situation
a. rrsr,i NOR favorable A. the time ad-
vice< from abroad claimed that general supple.
II hrtad-tutF> at the moment are inadequate f''-
the v,=Ld- need. Tie cash wheat situation t"da'
VAS fat and the sales here not worth
tionins arI the s-aboard reported hid, frm abr, al
ont # line
'orn and ost, were lower trlav. the former :. tn
>! and the latter | I" IL cents. There Is
little lac,surc on corn because "t the light
mert. with the execution - that coming from
t!I,I longs and short sellers y" sITiv,rt aGHrlr,
III oats. the market r!n,Inc practically at the ~
i int. Cash sale Of reported at unl!
- Cnl bushels and Of at 1907 bushels
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Cant William r. Rsttson. Coast Artillery. from
the Fourteenth Company. and VIII report 10 'iie
commanding officer. Coast DEFENSE Oh odNuS
Hook for duty Oh his san.
20 much OF Paragraph - Special Orders No:
10 November "A, as directs FIrst Lieut. Howard
r clark. Coast ARTILLERY C"r~. upon ms rci''
trn, dutv at the Coast Artillery School. f"rt
Monroe. Va. to report t" the COMMANDING o'-
tor Coast Dcfenscs Of Charleston. for assignment
to A company, is amended as Ia direct inc
,oast defense commander to assign Lieut. LIAM
10 o1mnny in his Command without further
delay. -, Il
sc.,, ~ the Coas, ARTILLERY Corps are ordered:
Capt. Brainerd Taylor from the Thirty -ninta I"
the nth COMPANY; Caya. Homer Il. Grant from
,ba T1-th COMPANY and will report to the com
handing officer Coas, De:enscs Of Narras",sft'
BAY. for duty on his stat; capt Allen ID. nay
m,nd from stan duty in the Coast l'efenses 'i
S,raransett Bay To the Thirty-ninth COMPANY.
I-ay. Of absence for four months to take ei-
feet upon his relief from his present QUITE
tillery CorIs.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March G.-Moncy call this week
ruled easy. the range being u. to Der cent on
every day except Thursday. On that day tho
range l1ta2 per cent.
Time money did not show increase in the
amount OF Dusincss done during the w,,s not
outstanding the increase stock exchange trans
Actions the pes-sities Tor which were in nearly
all cases supplied in the call market. Offering,
were large. with fairly liberal consideration given
as to securities. Demand Was Very limited Rates
2'-a-'. Ter cent Tor sixty and ninety days Ja3'.
Ter cent for four and five months. per cent for
six months.
Mercantile PAPER was not active. partly bccau..
OF the small output Of rally hgh-class names and
because the buying banks claimed to he we'll
filled with names other than their customers.
As result. the rAlsc for which brokers were
ssainS To y: Per cent rather staEnant. while
names offered at rcr cent and higher had a very
good market. Tie Eastern market. which J.,
r'ually a fine outlet. appeared still to lie dead
cked because of the higher rates prevailing there
Other markets were still orch but at higher rates
than maintained here. Rates. .I1al per cent
for sixty and ninety days ndOrsed bilLs receivable
Is well for choice four to six months single
name.
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Will Address Fraternity.

Dr. Frank T. Nroomsn. brother OF th6
Assistant Secretary OF Agriculture. will
sneak an tin. moral aspects OF the Euro
pcau war ut the monthly dinner OF the
Beta Theta III Fraternity ut the Uni
versity Club on Wednesday. March u.
at $50 o'clock. pr. Nroonlan became a
member of the fraternity at Harvard.
and later graduated from Oxford. where.
for some time. he was lecturer. William
V. Cos. president of the Washington
Alumni Club. will preside. Other speak
ers will be Judge John \. Lacey. of tho
board of appeals OF the Pension Bureau.
and Charles r. Neshit commissioner Of
insurance of the District.
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NAVAL ORDERS.


Tennessee arrived at Alexandria. March b; ~
clor- arrived at Guantanamo, March D; Montana
JAILED for Guantanamo. March IS Ldmson anu
Olympia Sliled for Key West, March b.
ORDERS TO OFFICERS.
Iieuts (innIor sradel ]. VI. D"m and ii. '.
Nc, abb. commissioned from June ). 1911
Icn,. tr,nior gradcI H. II. English and L. {
Net commissioned from March :. HD.
rascd Assistant raymastcr ~ L. nhamer. to
Wisconsin.
CAPT. ". II. Fritcnett. TO T"enty-sh'h 'omlanN'
marine BARRACKS. San beg.
CAPT. j. " Wright. TO marine barracks, Mare
Island.
carr, ]. A. Russell commissioned from February
10 1915.
FEBRUARY 10. 1915.
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PEOPLE ARE SEEKING
GOOD INVESTMENTS
Business Conditions Improved and
Deposits Are Getting Better. Says
President Chaplain.
President Commercial National Bank.

President Commercial National Bank.
Written for The Washington Herald.
Business conditions of the country
arc gradually improving and bccom-
ing more sound. Some industries are
opening up because OF spring: for in
stance. the iron and coal business.
Business here is as good as could
be expected. The banking business
shows Improvement. and ! believe
merchants are not disappointed. De-
posts are becoming better, showing
a gain during the week.
People are beginning to seek good
investments. Money is becoming
freer and is to be had at reasonable
interest. Confidence is replacing the
shock OF the fall and early winter
from the European war.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Leave oS sh,ence for two months to take effect
urop his arrival IN the United States is granted
Second Lieut.. John L. Homer. Coast ARTILLERY
Corpz.
Iesrs of absence for three months to tafe effect
upon his relief from his present duties Is granted
First Lieut.. Ray L. Avery. Coast Artillery CoTpe
The following changes IN the assignment o. o.
second Lieut. raul L. Ferron from the Twenty
eighth TO the roth Ccmrsny; Second Lieut. Ban
amin y, Booth 10 the Twenty eighth Cempany !;
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EXCHANGE TRADING DULL.
Prices in Few transactions slightly
Lower Than During Week.

The Washington Stock Exchange saw
the usual dull Saturday yesterday. Prices
were Il trifle lower than during the week.
Capital Traction 5s. worth 200. sold
at prices ranging between 100 81 and
los IS. sl.O0O Potomac Electric Power
consolidated went at 90 CT
Trading in stock was confined to WASH
ington Gas. in which there We're several
sales at IS.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Me-. York. March 9 Trading at tho opcnius was
generally quiet. OIL stocks moderate de
mand 81 the Irrric'S closing levels hut there were
no signs II aggressive speculative activity. Sales
with clUsirS I'D an asked lTio.s follow
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. Ii. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALES
CAPITAL Traction s. $50 l0C1. 80 at 1854
500 lCj7.. $40 At lo5N. sJro al IG5T.
Potomac Elsrtfic Consolidated. s.. s. 90 at o.,
Washington Gas. at -. 3 At -.
GAS BONDS
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Total sales Si.@S shares. against Ec,s2i yesier-
day. rlSo week ago and lc3D yrar ago
From January to date 5 ~ against q So, 80
a year ago.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
The Columbian National Life
Insurance Company Of
Boston, Mass

"" '"e ',st day Of December. 1915, r.
required under the Djstrtct nf T,aI,
mn ODE. amended June 20. i3O: and
August ~, 1911.
e''' 81 G'F
i''i SV'VA iald up. IN cash. l0ar'n, -
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New York Hotel Arrivals.

New York, March 21.-Arrivals from
Washington at Gotham hotels today
are:
.rsopia- Laurelt"n-
- II Gone. J. !. McCalium.
GRAND Murray Hill
J. p. Cooper T.. /. Sha hdhah.
Miss ". T.. Dean. Algonquin
+ Dean. Mrs. W. ". Spells
w T.. Jasper. house
Martha Herald square
Washington III. u. Chapman.
II Ferguson. J. F. MeeEan.
l.. Turk. HernltaEe
Wallick- 1: ii. Eiiiiore'
u w Gardiner. York
p Moore. T.. l.. Tomlinson.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. March q.
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS tRcsisterctD.
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Total sale g 500 against S.f..Op ycs,cr-
ia. Sl2l5uC d week aS". and ssIo61 year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

1915 A.-Local-Daily Eek. sunni News
500 A.-leca .-Daily-Ch'vilc FIX. sun
Clifton Forge
1900 A.-Express-D aily-Norfolk. Old Poir,
1890 i-Daily-LynChburg. Lex. c
Forge.
$500 Noon E:xpress-DaIly Eek sun.-Nor.
folk. Old Point
500 P.-Exprcss--D aiiy-Cin.. i'ville. Chi.
cago and st. Louis.
ti:'n press-Daily-Norfolk. Old Point
500 P.-Local Daily Elk. sum. News
Old Point.
5:l6 P.-Local-E:x. Sun.LGordonsville
f'5:i5 p.-Local-ES. Suu.--I.chb'g. Z. rorE>
'i!:Qo P.-ENpreNs-D aily-Cin.. Louisville.
'Sleepcrs Parlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCIIMOND-Locai fror,
East: 1855 a. NJ. $500 Z. NJ. Through from
East: u:b y. NJ. -'2:4j T. NJ. ESQ z. NJ
locql from Nest: $3.50 A. NJ. .'9:55 4. NJ. and
T::l y. NJ. Through: $50 a. NJ. and $40 z. 81.
james River Line. >'S:35 a. NJ, $40 p NJ
Daily except Sunday.
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LADIES' TAILOR

LADIES don't miss this great oppor-
tunity to get your between and
spring season suit at the greatest re-
experience. am making up my beau
tiful tailored suits from $50 up. The
guarantee for perfection is my name.
II. Lewis. RichmondS most fashiona BILE
ladies tailor. Commercial Building. PIG
North Second Street.
LADIES suits now $40; spring styles
and new materials just for this week.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Paul Kan
isky, Ladies' Tailor. IL East Grace
Street.
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FOR SALE-House,

$4,000 VIII buy new Park Avenue nat,
near Meadow Street rooms each,
lson 1867. Randolph 2944-L.
BARGAlN-corner property. s6,350, part
cash. long time on DaIance 221 East
Clay Street. Could easily be changed
INTO store. Splendid stand for drug,
confectionery, grocery or other bust
ness. Dr. II. V. Des Portes, Chamber
OF Commerce Building.
NEW 7-rocln dwelling In 4 blocks OF
HUH street car line. with lots
Price. Sl,S4o;' $3.50 cash. balance $50 per
month. Three good cottage houses.
with good lots, blocks Of Hull Street
car line. Now renting for S2T5 per
annum. Price. $4,000. Neat 4-room
cottage, large dry lot $1,000 D Sill.
care Times Dispatch
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DETECTIVES.

BRADFORD'S DEFECTIVE SERVICE.
SOUTHERN BUILDING, WASH
INGTON. ID. G.
LICENSED by an act OF Congress,
Bonded In tho sum Of $4,000. Found
cause, all sections. over thirty ycars
practical experience quaIifles us to giva
expert confidential advice to people
suffering annoyance OF n business or
private nature.
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PROPOSALS-SesIcd

Ohlcc Of the state Highway Commission
Richmond. Va. Jan. l3 1915
BIDS VIII be received ut this ONCE un
I'll II o'clock noon. Monday. Fcbr,;.
AIRY l.. 1915, for the construction o.,
about four and ne-half miles OF gravel
road on the Creighton Road, between
city limits and Chlckahominy Bridge
In ticnrico County. Va. Plans and
specifications on Me at the county
c!crks ofce. Richmond. Va. and at
THIS Office. Specifications furnished on
application to the Undersigned a Ger.
tined check for $3.50 must accompany
each bid. The right Is reserved to re
ject any or all bids.
G. r. COLEMAN,
State Highway Commission6r
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FOR RENT-Houses.

WANTED. to rent S-roorn house in fine
condition. Party leaving city. Will
sell part OF house goods very cheap.
Apply los West Marshall at once
NICE 1-room house in Woodland
Heights, S25 per month. 6o7 West
Twenty-ninth street Madison 56S4-L
29lS Hull Street new S-room dwelling
arranged for families $50 per
month. 2tl3 Decatur Street, new s.
room dwelling. IS per month PLY De-
catur Street new broom dwelling. 81
per month. Four-room cottage on Me
good lots. $3.50 per month. New e.
room cottage on Fortieth Street. 81
per month. Three-room cottage on
FortI-hrst street, with lots, $3.50 per
month. New 7-room brick house cor
ner Stonewall at Twenty-ffth Street.
Woodland Heights. electric lights.
water. sewerage and bath, s25 per
month 90 CIopton Street, 4 rooms
good garden. 50 per month d 6l0'
care Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-Farms

40 acres OF good trucking lnnd. 4-roon
cottage AMI barn. IL acres in winter
oats, 10 acres In clover. 2 miles from
Woodland Heights, L mile from city
limits. Address Il SO. care Times Dis
patch.
WITHIN &c miles, west of Richmond.
on the James River. about $50 acres
1Grtlle land. partially ON the river.
This Is one of the most beautiful home
sites in this section. VIII sell now for
530 Nper acre. Address Z COS. care
Times Dispatch.
40 acres. good 4-room dwelling, all
outbuildingS. 100 fruit trees nice
stream of water, good road. > miles
from Richmond chickens. farming i'm
PIGMENTS, horse, wagons, etc. Owner
leaving state. Bargain. Easy terms
Address - 615. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. S0O-acre good bright tobacco
land. One mile nearest station: easy
terms 10 quick buyer. Particulars
given. a. -. Mayes, Stony Creek. Va.
BEAUTIFUL Aibpmarlo County farm.
only 10 minutes from charlottesville
Va. containing I3S acres, so acres
cleared, balance in timber. 1000 fruit
trees: house of rooms and other out :
houses. We can sell or trade this beau
tiful place for $4,000; terms very easy
See Bowles & Jones Co. IA North
Eighth Street Richmond. Va. Madison
GU67.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

THE annual meeting of the STOCKHOLM
crs of the Il: Il. Taylor Co will be
held at the office cf the company. 1911
East Main Street, Richmond. Va, on
JANUARY 90. 1915. at 3 r. NJ
w. H. HENDERSON,
fra
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
"1hc Progressive Hallway of tho SOUTH
South bound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 500 A. NJ. Local to Norliua, l:2,
r. NJ. sleepers and coaches Atlanta, Rr-
mingham. jacksonville; 1920 P. NJ, sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Bir-
mingham; ll:l7 Z. NJ. Florida Limited; 12:l5
A. NJ. slecpers. Atlanta. Birmin CHA m
Memphis, Jacksonville. Tampa and coaches
Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive in
Richmond daily: 5:55 A. NJ 7:25 A s:i5
A. NJ. ZOOS =. ". 6:i5 2. NJ. Local
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IN MOVIE LAND.
REN. Broad at Seventh.
Day and Nights Except Sp

ls:N. Broad at Seventh.
DC Day and Nights Except Special
O-DAY-"riIE STILL on SUNSET
Mountain. two reels Domino. The
Sea urat. Reliance. Love Speed and
Thrills. Keystone comedy.
TO MORROW -" SERGEANT JIMs
Horse. Kay Bee with shorty IIamil-
ton; The Man Who Died." Kay Bee
WIN Walter Edwards. After Twenty.
Years. Reliance. Tho Crucinxion of
~ Brady. American "Zudora." special
feature with MARGARET Snow. james
CruHc and Harry Benham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

@Daily. Weekdays. sSundays only.
A., SComm eRcing January sth, 1915.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
step ut Elbn. limo o arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the sigma.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BLUE Blaizcs all over Virginia. Call
and see the twentieth century wonder
of the age gas made to order, half
cheaper than coal, wood or city gas.
County and state patent rights for sale
The greatest wonder of the twentieth
century. Call and see it demonstrated
ut 100 North Eighth Street. City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

BOULEVARD Inn, on Hampton Roads.
Beautiful location. country and sen-
shoe combined, with city conveniences
week Near golf links. omen ali the
year. Misses Tabb, boulevard Inn.
HAMPTON Va ''
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FOR RENT-Business Property.

OFFICE space. phone. typewriter and
stenographcr. VIII share above with
congcnial party; moderate terms. Lo-
cation Ninth and Main. Call Madison
29TI for appointment.
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TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWR1TERs

TYPEWRITERS.
: U?derwoods, Rem
archs at half price. Machines direct
from factory, fully, guaranteed; not
second hand or shopworn. Why pay
Iloo? Cali and Inspect. ITO East
Main street. Richmond
OLIVER No. s, nearly new; will sell
chcap. G. r. Miller. 3O2 East iiav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS..

WANTED. buyers for carload lots of
baled long leaf pine straw. The
hnest bedding for all kinds of stock.
Write for PRICES. etc. j. b. O'Brien,
Rockingham. n. c.
WANTED. small butcher Refrigerator.
Hi! box preferred. Address a -,
care TimeS- DISPATCH
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESMEN making the general store
trade who wish TO make extra money
can learn OF good side line paying large
and extensively ADVERTISED; corrcspon.
dcnce confidential: give full particu-
lars in first letter. Address p q. Eox
]l43. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, salesman, this city and nd :
jaccnt for complete line advertising
art calendars. exclusive subjects proven
equal TO very best shown. and larg est.
Oldest exclusive line advertising pen
els. etc. in existence. Unusual OPP
Dortunty to man OF energy and abil-
ity, experienced in sale Of advertising.
strictly commission. Payments week "
on earnings. Blanchard Bros, Inc
l9ol-la1l Eighth Avenue, New York
city.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

PERFECTLY dry oak and pine blocks
and slabs. Frceburning hard, soft
and steam coal. also wash nut and
Virginia anthracite cheapest Cor ranges
and furnaces. Try one load. In bust
ness IS years. therefore, can satisfy
T.. r. Long. 1896 West Broad
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Rehm ond &Chesapeake Bay Railway Compau
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect December L 1914
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $500 a. NJ. $500 =. NJ. 'i:p
FOR ,LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:i5 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ, $500 +. NJ, 1920 p M
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'il:4o A.
NJ. 'G:S5 Z. M, 'll:2o p. NJ From the West:
NJ. 1900 z. NJ.
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. isunday
only.
vi r; SEvlLL. W. c.. SAUNDERS.
r r. n; RoSnoko q. P. a. Roanoke
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

CCLLEiE graduate with practical
Knowledge OF Spanish language and
lifelong experience In It's use. desires
y or private pupils In said language.
Charges reasonable; good references.
Phone X G20S-L.
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Richmond. FrGdGriCkSb'g & Potomac R..R!.
T0AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND

$40 An. Byrd st. Sta.
<G.O5 AN. Main st. Sta.
5". ~ AN. byrd st. Sta.
St1.e7 AM. Main 81. Sta.
$40 AM. Byrd st. Sta.
sl0.25 AM. Byrd st. Sta.
1891 noon Byrd st.Sta.
200 Pm. byrd st. Sta.
a8.60 Pm. Byrd st. Sta.
sa.l5 Pm. Elba Station.
4a.l5 PM. )lain st. Sta.
FS.2OP.M. BYRD st. Sta
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED. the public to know that
Jnhnke Bros. jewelers., 912 East
Main Street, buy. sell, exchange and
REMouNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES old gold and silver
taken in exchange.
CLOTHES don't make n man, but they
help n lot. Let us clean and press
them for you. Dyeing and cleaning
feathers our speciality National Dye
ing and Cleaning Works, 1905 IL West
Main street.
ASPARAG US-ASPAR
THIS season we offer n great bargain
In asparagus: large cans OF tips
ffor 90 cents. They, are delicious. Geo.
Med Blake & Co. No. 90 Broad Street.
Phone Randolph 5t2-6l3
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BDARDERS for comfortable rooms.
also table boarders 100 East Grace.
FIRST CLASS rooms with board IoO6
Park Avenue. Randolph 1881.
FURNISHED. heated room with table
board No. North Laurel, opposite
Monroe Park References exchanee cd
Phone Randolph 6O63-L