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Give the boys and girls on the farm
a chance. Let them have a hog and
COW OF their own, and as far as pos.
sible let every boy have his own pony.
Not only that, but each one should
have a patch" of their very own to
cultivate as they please and the pro-
oeeds to be theirs. This will give
encouragement and make the farm
far more attractive than conditions as
they now obtain on large majority
of farms.
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ODDITIES IN THE WAR NEWS.

A Paris girl scrupulously obeyed all
war precautions ordered by the police
except to retire to the cellar when
Zeppelin or Taube was reported. She
said nothing would induce her to go
to the cellar because there were
spiders there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05

It will be a day for rejoicing when
Bryan can have modern and modernly
equipped school buildings. A school
is not unlike other enterprises and
results depend largely on equipment.
Our children are entitled to the very
best.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05
KNIGHT TEMPLAR
EASTER SERVICE
Music and other Features Comprised
One Of the Most Beautiful serv
Ices Ever H4d in Bryan.

The annual Easter service OF Ivan
hoe Commandery. Knights Templar,
OF this city. was held at the First Bap-
fist Church Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, Easter
lilies and other flowers, white pre-
dominating, being wrought by skillful
hands i..to yeritable bower OF
beauty. The large audience that fill
ed the church to It's capacity, the
members OF the order with visiting
sir knights all In full regalla, the
splendid music and the beautiful
service OF the order. constituted a
scene that was both impressive and
inspiring. Visitors we're present from
Anderson. Nayasota, Hearne and n
large number from the A. q NJ
/ campus.
Too much could not be said in
praise OF the music. IL was in adj
vance OF anything ever, heard IN
Bryan before. and Il is doubtful II Il
could be surpassed by local talent In
any city I'm Texas. The choir supply.
ing the music was as follows; Mrs.
II. o. Boatwrlght, Mrs. w. c. Davis.
Mrs. J. Webb Howell, Mrs. ]. A. Nc
Queen. Mrs. Tyler Haswell, Mrs. Alb
bic Lambert Marshall, Mrs. p. H.
Swancoat, Miss Evelyn Sanders, Mr..
Case, Mr. Hare, Mr.. Spell, Mr.. Ganter,
Mr. Whitaker. Mr.. Withers, Mr..
Buchanan. Mrs. T. X. Lawrence, di.
rector. and Mr.. Homer Nearing, Or
ganlst.
Prelate, Sir Knight II. b. Stoddard,
clothed in cap and gown. the insignia
OF his high office, presided over the
service and read the rltualistic por.
ton OF the, exercises clearly, delber-
ately, profoundly impressing all with
I'm sound OF his voice. and bringing
ont the beauty Of the great lessons
taught In the Easter service. lie was
assisted In the service by Sir knights
=. S. Park. eminent commander, and
o. +. Saunders, warder.
The address OF the occasion was
delivered by Sir Knight T. p. Buff
fington OF Anderson. whose ability as
an orator is recognized throughout
all Texas. lie has charmed Bryan
audiences on a number Of occasions,
but never more completely than at
this beautiful Easter service. He
chose for his theme. THE Resurrec-
ton" basing his remarks upon the
scripture. Matthew 2S:6, THE Lord
is risen" 1t would be an injustice
to the speaker to attempt to quote
from his address. so II must suffice
10 say that in beautiful words he
showed how the resurrection proved
and fulhlled the teachings OF Jesus
during His sojourn upon the earth.
The lessons taught by the resurrec-
ton and the application Of these les
sons TO Templarism and the founding
Of the order upon them.
The divine blessing was invoked
by Rev. Charlton II. Storey, and the
benediction pronounced by DR.. NJ. E.
Weaver.
Following is a list Of the visiting
sir knights who we're present: T. p.
Burlington. Anderson; +. II. Terrell
and Governor George D. Neal. Nava'
. sofa: ]. NJ. Dunn. Hearne; r. b.
Dunn, Benchley; r. p. Marsteller, o.
VI. Ball, O. f. Chastain, b. Young
T blood and Wilmon Newell of College.
Notice to Sunday School Teachers.
The Sunday school teachers Of the
Christian Church are urged to be
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05

The city election win be held to.
morrow. which will amount to no
more than a confirmation Of the noml.
nees OF the late primary. The new
officers will be installed Friday night,
April o.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05

Owing to the war the Passover
bread has not been prepared in &C.
cordance with the Hebrew ritual in
Vienna, which has greatly exercised
the Jewish population and $4,000 Ga.
lician fugitives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05

Now is the time to plant II II you
wish to eat It yourself or feed 1t to
your stock next fall and winter.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05

The Dardanelles sounds plural, but
they say It is singular, so We will
straddle by saying It am still there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-05
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

179i-Canton and other leaders Of the
French revolution died on the
guillotine.
1S0O-William Cowper, celebrated
English poet, died. Born in
1881.
1S1i-The abdication of Napoleon was
negotiated.
1Si5-The demolition OF the famous
Fleet Prison in London was be.
gun.
19O7-Andrew Carnegie gave $4,000.
600 to the Carnegie Institute
at Pittsburg.
The Federated Christian Charities
are preparing for next winter. VIII
you help them?
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Notice to Sunday School Teachers.
The Sunday school teachers OF the
Christian Church are urged to be
present at the teachers meeting to-
night at 1880 o'clock at the church.
GEO. A. ADAMS, Superintendent.
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The Store for Values in Mems Wear
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"s"' nP0ns NOSE "'


q = = !
$. Bass, 1924 Hull Ran. SSH.
M H. Garnstt. sos r. Main. Mad,
METALS.
Gordon Metal Co, 18th. and Dock.
Mad 7ss, 51s2.
victoria Metal Co. 1907 e. Canal
Mrs. L. veser. sos w. Clay. Mad.
MoNuMENTs. HEADsToNEs.
STATUARY.
Nsrdini statuary Co. sos7 w. Broad.
MOTORS.
A. Edloe Donnan. Jr-. si4 E. Main.
Lloyd Motor Co. sis W. Main.
Motor supply Co. 7is W. Broad.
white Motor Co, Inc. 1909 w.
Broad Ran. 42Sl.
MUSIC. PIANOS. MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
The CorIey Co, Inc. 2ia r. Broad.
"" wv ORIENTAL RUGS.
A. G. Yard, iii N. 5th. Ran. ses1.
PAINTS AND OILS.
w. s. Tanner Paint Co., fsos T..
Main. Mad 1856.
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS.
Consolidated Paper Co.. 1919 r..
Canal. Mad. 37f0.
wilson Paper BOX Co. sa1s e, Frank
PAPER DISHES
b. A. Grasberger q Co. $40 w.
Moore. RAN %%os.
PHOTOGRAPHERs.
Homsisr 4 Clark. so7 E. Broad
The 3. W. Irish Photo Co. tcom-
merciai). 1o4 N. 9Th. Ran. asa.
PLUMBERS AND TIMERS SUPPLY.
Haines. Jones q Cadbury Co.. 14-ts
s. 9Th. Ran. AIS.
McGraw-Yarbrough Co. Inc. ias s,
PLUMBING AND Thinning.
Burton & Gregory. so4 w. Main
j.. II. chappen a Bro. SOC e. Main.
George H Edsiblut. SIS S. Randolph
Gillian & Tmer, 4o7 N, list. Ran.
j. E. Phillips q sons, II N. 7th.
ANTIQUE FURNrrURE.
C. f. LYDIA, 10 w. Main. Ran. sso7.
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Acme Printing Co., 121 w, Marshall.
The william Byrd Press. Inc. 10
s1s.
The Dudley Printing Co. / N. 18th.
j. w. Ferguson Sons, 1os-7-s N.
f4th Mad. s.
Mitchell & Hotchkiss. N sth
Mad. s36.
williams Printing Co. IS N 18th.
Mad. 9ss.
PRODUCE.
VIM. Jenkins & Sons, 1911 e. Cary.
Mad. a40-J.
Jno, e. q A H. FIournoy, II N. i7th
Mad sss.
REAL ESTATE.
J. A. Connolly & Co, 7th and Frank
lin. Mad 1851 1862
James w. Lord & Co. I10 E. Main
Ran. 5S31
Shea q Keegan. lIs &c. Main. Mad
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FURNITURE. CARPETS AND
HOUSEFgRNISHI

a; A. Adkins g. Co. 1904 Hull, Mad
!. 4 j. Daffron. 1888 Hull. Ran.
Hopkins Furniture Co. 10 w. Broad.
Ran. 319s.
Jones Bros 4 Co. Inc. 141s-142o e.
Main. Ran. s5s4-Mad. SIS.
Mutual Supply Co, Inc, 30 N 7th.
f. l. Parrish. Temporary quarters 21s
w. Broad. After Sept. l. 415 w. Broad
W. e, Roane. ais w. Broad. Ran.
NJ. Rosenbloom & Son. 1890 e. Main.
Mad. is73-Ran. PISS.
Swansboro Furniture Co. 27ol Hull.
Mad. 3103.
BELLEVUE Garage. 1917 w. Broad.
Mad, 1106-l1oT
studebaker Garage, 1901 w. Broad,
n; ". Vaughan, sls-ss1 w. Main.
GAS ARC LIGHTS.
The National: The Best Gas Arcs
Made. Make US prove 1t. National Gas
Appliance Co. Ran. 111s-615 w Main
St.
Binswanger & Co, 9Th and Byrd.
Bunce Art Glass Co. SIS E. Main.
Mad. 4472.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Acme Grocery Co, 800 w. Main. Mad.
7o7-7670.
Ambold Grocery Co, 1902 W. Main.
August Grocery Co, Gil f. Marshall.
Mad. 1232-45os
The Broad Street Market s22 w.
Broad Ran. 122-12a-124.
w e. Frazier. w Cary. Ran. 1890.
r. Hancock's Market. 22111 W. Main.
Boul. SIT.
/. r; H. Hawks, 72s w. Broad. Ran
Main street Market, 2lo1 w. Main St.
Boul. 6O01.
l.. II. Mundin, 1906 E. Franklin. Mad.
1905.
e, II. Palmer. TOT w. Cary. Mad.
WIN. Turner. Ios N. Fourth. Ran. 1891
G. Med. Blake & Co, No. 90 Broad st.
Ran. 512.
HARDWARE.
Brown Hardware Co, 1907 w
Broad. 3903 Williamsburg Av. Ran
3929, Mad 373S.
w S. Donnan Hardware Co. Nc
Donough Ran. $50, Mad, 1873.
C. g. A. Edgar, 1714 f Main. Mad ZOOS.
Evans Hardware Co. Inc, 700 w,
Broad. Mad. 1886.
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
G, w. Parsons, II w. Main. Ran 392.
HARNESS AND sADDLERY
Joseph c. Dickerson, 1912 e. Main.
Mad. Att.
Thomas L. letter. 1902 E. Main. Mad
$3.50.
+. T. suily. 500 Brook Ave. Mad.
6S4S.
HAY. GRAIN. FEED AND STRAW.
s. T. Beveridge & Co. 1917 E. Cary.
7th. Ran. 257. Mad. S56
r, L. Chenery. 11l7 r. Cary. Ran.
1924.
w. G. Malone. s12 Brook. Mad. 1856.
Bingham C Co, 421 N. 17th Mad.
1851.
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BoTTLERs.
Crystal Bottle Works. Tango Cola,
1892 E. Cary. Mad 1874
BUGGY TOP TRIMMINGS.
Il q. w: b. Crawford, 1902 2. Main.
Ran. $50.
BUILDISG Materials AND
SUPPLIES.
Bossieux- Bemiss Co, sos American
National Bank. Mad. sss.
]. S. Archer. eos Old Dominion Trust
Building. Ran. 2i6.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Hay and West, 2o5 N. sth. Mad. esse.
CARPET CLEANING.
New York Carpet Cleaning and Re-
r9o9"iing Co, 2e01 f. Franklin. Ran.
26ss.
CATERERs
Geo. A. Harris. sos NJ Henry. Ran.
ss7s
CIGARS, TOBACCO, soDAs.
W q. Elan Co, Inc. 1929 f, Main
CLEANERS, OVERS, PREssERs AND
REPAERERs.
ing Works. %1s w. Broad Mad. 5547.
Manchester Steam Cleaning and Dye
Works. Ran. 2s2 1912 Hull Street.
S. H. Green's Dye Works. 2sl2 P St
Towards French Dry Cleaning Co,
ala w. Broad. Ran, 1905.
Mrs. b. Z, Ransom, s1s N. jefferson
Mad. 1918.
Iayne Cleaning and Pressing Club.
iis y. 4th. Ran. so27.
CLERGYMEN twhite,.
Rev. Philip A. Arthur. so4 w. Main.
Mad. s4s-W.
CLERGYMEN tCcloreA,,
Rev. J. A. Bowler, liz f. Leigh. Ran.
sol2
Rev. H. r. williams, $40 N. sIst
Ran. 4239.
CLoTHIERs.
O; y. Berry Co, 1917 e. Main.
Mad. 335. Ran FL.
s snTs c cS se0 Ma ia Mao nf ssss
Kirk Parrish Co. sa7 e. Broad,
Mad. 4s46
Murray's, Inc. s17 E. Broad. Ran.
5sss
woodall g ouaries. Inc. E. Broad
The Young Mems shop. 7is E. Broad.
Mad. 1888.
COAL AND WOOD.
Sam'l H. Cottrell a Son, 1903 w
Marshall. Mad. 1T.
c: Fl; Hagan q Son. 1900 e. Broad
Tyler q Ryan. 1901 w. Cary. Mad
1879.
COFFEE, TEAS AND SUGAR,
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. SOS
e. Broad, 1923 f. Main. Mad. 631.
COLD STORAGE.
Richmond Cold Storage Co, 18th
Ran. 1873.
COLLECTIONS.
Merchants Collecting and Adj Co.
American Nat. Bank Bldg. Ran. 2s45
CONFECTIONERY
Coles, aos r.. Broad Mad. 1874.
CONTRACTORS.
7T3e. A"'
McAushey a Van Doren, 900 Com
monwealth Bank. Mad. 1211
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makes him the servant OF all his fel-
lows. and wherever there Is /. human
need to be satisfied he has found his
friend and neighbor. Such culture
comes unconsciously. as by-product.
H-eeHes- without being seHghf- fer.
hut when II has come what rich.
ness. what q JOY, what q halo %
and of every one with whom he cores
in contact! And nothing else an yield
1t 30 sweetly as the college course,
V. CHRISTIAN CHARACTER.
But the crbwning contribution u
education to Iife-equipment u Chris
tian character. Nothing else can tako
its place. And the education which
fails in this respect has failed beyond
redemption. II becomes the snenays0k
progress and should be cast Into outer
darkness A man Without character.
without Christian character. III : dast-
ger to our civilization. ana the bet
ter hHsts educated the greater naenane
he becomes to our free Institutions
We want education. and Ne Will have
Ii: but we want education based u
we are determined to have It. We
will not permit any maudlin senyt-
mentality In regard to the necessity ok
free-thought to rob us OF the m0DS
vital element In any educatton---chaf~
acter and the God that makes char
acter possible. We believe In the
right Of every individual to choose his
own reIi9ious faith, but We also be-
Have that the educational system
should make II easy. not hard. FOR
him to have faith at all. Freedom
sof thought VI not Synonymous with
skepticism and infidelity and Il ~ III 4
we will have no more freedom ~
thought The American people naves
issued their ultimatum to thls ksk1nh
OF q deluded age. They havA sA46
To- It: you shall not cruelty the most
priceless possession 81 life. Christian
character, on your crose Of free
thought. Christian character has
been our nations bulwark IN al sur
generations. ii has brought us 10
leadership In national and Sprivafe
life. It has been our pillar Of cloud
by day ana our pillar 81 hre BY night
II Is 10 us evidence that the God ok 1
our fathers Il with M yet, and You
shall not sacriice this glorious heri-
tare on yonr altar Of free-thought. X
YOUR education cannot give us AZ III
browning work the sweet fruitage ana
exoisite charm Of Christian charT
acfer. then We will dwell with tha
Lord Ia the tents Of the untutored anG
the unleArnedr' 80 say the AmertcSn I
pecple and from this pronouncemesI( 4
they Will never -recede. sSss.
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ROOFING.
Bldg. Mad. 1ss.
SAFES, VAULTS. LOCKS.
Barnes Safe and Vault Co., IL M
SAND AND GRAVEL.
Mercer q Miller. SIS American Ma.
tional Bank. Mad. 1919.
SEEDS.
King Seed and Implement Corp. III
s. 18th. Mad. 9st. ss5
SKIRT MANUFACTURERS.
BALTIC Skirt Mfg. Co. AL W Mar
shall Mad. 570s.
SODA FOUNTAINS AND SUPPLIES
Christie Mfg. Co. Inc, 1s4 Virginia.
c.. b. Hatch Co. 414 Ia e. Mar.
shall Ran. 5s77.
SOFT DRINK BoTTLERs.
Coca. Cola Bottiing Works, So5 Ms
srATroNERs.
Virginia Stationery CO., Inc, sl5 p
Main Mad. 1855. Ran. z177.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
John g. Williams q Co.. 1913 -
Main. Mad. IS.
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND HOS
PITAL SUPPLIES.
Powers a Anderson. se3 2. Main.
TALKING MACHINES AND sUPFLrEy
c. 3. Haynes 4 Co.. 200 T. Broad
Mad. s237.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING GOODs.
=. w. Rountree Trunk and Bag Co,
3is-109-I4o1 y. Broad. Mad. S133.
Ran. sof2. Mad. sss.
TRUST COMPANIES.
ana 1'd Ma pomin Ran t .Sss Co. me- -
virginia Trust Co. Travellers Bids.
UPHoLsTDREns.
I. + Noble, All Jefferson Ave.
WALL PAPER.
4. +. Dunnington. 500 n. asth. Ran Ran.
John whelton. SIS W. Broad. Ran.
WASTE MATERIALS
,.I r H. Mott 500 Brook Ave. Md.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY. OFFICIAL
Jahnke Bros. s12 q. Main. Ran.
wATERs tMl.er.i sprias ana Tssss,
Miss L N. Krouse. Agt; Broad Rock.
Fonticellc waters, N. 6th. Ran.
4777-4f76.
WINDOW, OFFICE AND HOUSE
CLEANING fCOLORED).
William NJ. Johnson. 1903 n. lst
Ran. 311e
WINDOW. OFFICE AND HOUSE
CLEANING tWHTTE1.
Richmond window Cleaning Co. I11
NJ sth. Mad. 274
WIRE AND WIRE WORKERS..
Rs ,o's .ss, furaehsk. si7 " proaa.
WOODEN Box MANUFACTURERs.
David NJ Lea &c Co, 1919 r. Main.
Ran. $50. S55.
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AocouxrAxTs assn AUDIroRs.

ACNuSSfASfs ASb AD0AaV.
Accountants Co. zoe Times Dispatch
Wiistatn Buchanan. Certified Acct,
<Is r. G-aoe Mad. sell.
Chax. u. Hsdnaii 9el TfavaAers Btdg.
afnd. sz1 !,
Commerce. Mad. SAL.
ANTTaUES
L. N Arnan & Son, 1911 ". Broad
Mad ss-7.
.. X, Rsasd. Is w. Main. aid. sss7.
APARTMENTS
The Chess*rtis!d. seo W. hroeS. Mac.
9rs.h..e coar; Apartments. Gresham
Has sver Ap2 -tnaeats 100 W. frank
n. Rar. ato:.
WonFo. Terrace Apsr,n;sn' Laurel
ard Franklin. 2S7 ssSa~S.
- ARCHITECTS.
70. wUey Anderson. s2o z. Main.
McMicsaA. 4 Cain. Church Architects,
sts Lyric Hidg Mad. ssas
chas ". Robinson. inc. SOS Times
tHspstch Bi6g Mad. sofs.
c. Ruehrn,urd. IL y. 18th. Ran. So:.
ASBESTOS PRODUCTS.
Southern Asbestos Manufacturing
Co, is ttev"rnor. Ran. le2s.
ARTEslAN WELLS AND WATER
srrriY CONTRACTORS.
syd..or ranp and Well Co.. Inc.
ssit b. Asir. Mad. sss2.
ASSOCIATIONS.
remast Hulp.r.s Association, 7os
n Leigh Mad 1883
Nauo..i IDEAL Bererit scoissy. Sa7 N.
". & A-.sS sth. Gen. Sec. Mad
esee. Night phona Ran. sosT. hoard
Ing Home. los W Cary. Ran. %ssS.
Come over Lunch Room. 2ies K, Main.
Rest Room. 1901 r. Main. Ran. 1877.
RANKS. RAxKERs AND BROKERS.
Planters National Bank, Twelfth.
Randolph 77o
AUCTToNEERs.
The Valentine Auction Co. SIS E.
BYRD. Mad. 1906
AUTOMOBILES, REPAIRS, SUPPLIES.
Alsop Motor Co. 1873 W. Broad. Ran.
chemi Company. sas e. Main. Ran,
Commonwealth Motor Co. Inc. 1s47
". Broad. Ran. 1858.
AuTOMoBILE REPAIRS. PAINTING,
SUPPLIES.
8 Calls Auto Painting Co, 1897 w.
Broad. Ran. 604s.
AWNINGS. TENTS AND FLAGS.
G. b. Norveil, 2f4 n. Foushee. Mad.
BAKERS.
CiArke's Bakery, 423 la N. sth, 1905
y. Main. Ran. 1l51-f45s.
BASKETS. WILLOW FURNITURE.
REPAIRS,
Basket and Rattan Works, 50T f,
Marshall Ran, TAI.
BONDING.
American Surety Co. Of n. T., 413
Travellers Bldg. Mad 2Tso.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRS.
T.. e. Quaries, 40s N. I'd Mad. 1890.
BICYCLES, REPAIRS AND
MOTORCYCLES.
A. p. Gentry. sos w. Broad. Ran.
1oai.
Mad 4s1S.
BOOKBTwDFRs.
Eppes and Snider, Governor and
Franklin. Mad. 3939.
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HEATING AND vENTgLATrNe.

HEATING AND vENTqBATING.
water Heating. plumbing. gas Mt
ting. Ii liz N. ilth. Ran. s97.
Crystal Ice Co. 1901 E. Cary. Mad.
ICE CREAM AND ICES.
T c. ELLINGTON. IA e. Broad. Mad.
J; Ashby Fisher, a4is e. Broad.
Mad SOFA.
INSURANCE, GENERAL AGENTS
AND BROKERS.
T. Garnett Tabb. Gen .Agt, Travellers
ms. Co, Travellers Bldg. Mad. 1898.
Digss & Moseiey, so4 Mutual Bldg.
G. L. Fairbank. American National
Bank. Mad. 3256-J.
Jefferson Harvie. N. 10th. Mad.
IRON woRKERs.
Jas. w. Carr, N 25th. Ran. 1896
Main. Mad. 2s77
yEwELRY AND sILvERwARE.
J. T. Allen Co. 1879 E. Main. Mad,
b. Buchanan & Son. 225 e. Broad
Mad 1851.
Henry Cohen. 7o7 E. Main. Mad
6o40.
chas Keppler, 2lo N. 5th. Mad. 1853.
]. +. Kohler & Sons, 200 e. Broad.
Southern jewelers. Supply Co. Inc,
Ebel Bldg. Rand. 4ss s22 e. Main.
LABELS AND STATIONERY.
Seth Gayle, 500 e. Franklin. Mad.
1854.
Model Steam Laundry. st1 a5th.
Mad. 500.
LAWYERS.
Lucigs F. Cary. Travellers Bldg.
r. n t1,dAa, Apar,rap Nat.crot
Bank Ran 1916.
Page g. Leary, Mutual Bldg. Ran.
I1775,
D. NJ White. Travellers Bldg. Ran.
$50.
LIVERY STABLES.
n j. cruii. 90 s. 10th. Mad o.
LOANS.
American Loan Co. AT e. Broad
Ran. 1926.
LUMBER.
p. f. Clark & Co, 900 American Ma
tionai Bank. Ran. 47a
Penn-Virgin Lumber Co. American
National Bank. Ran. 1901.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
Cardweil Machine Co. 1900 e. Cary.
Mad, S335-w. 1900. 3Ss5-J,
Mad. 142-743.
MANTELs. TILES. MosAICs AND
MARBLE.
II. F, Bernhard & Bro, II e. Main.
Mad. 3353
H. n Francis & Co. Inc. Fl ALI.
son Bldg. Mad. 1874
MARBLE, GRANITE AND STONE.
j. II. Brown, 2I9 w. Main. Mad. 377s.
c. w. Toombs & Co, AIS S. Cherry.
Ran. $50.
MARBLE AND GRANITE
MONUMENTS.
f. L. Perkins. 400 S. Cherry. Ran.
253s.
MEATS.
Farmers and Consumers Cooperative
Co. Inc. Retail market Mad. 5s4 324
n sixth Street.
John Linck. 1900 w. Cary. Boul.
1870
w Max Myers. All N. 9Th. Mad.
1855.
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CO0PERs.
Mayo a. Co, 1892 e. Cary. Mad. 7522.
II. Metzger's Sons, III 18th. Mad. s25.


CORSET MANUFACTURERS.
spireila Corset shop, 217 e. Grace.
DENTISTS.
Foushee o. Mooklar. All e. Grace.
Union Dentists. so7 E. Broad. Mad.
666.
vose Dental Co, Inc, 5os e. Frank
lin. Ran. 2120.
DRUGGISTS.
], NJ Blanks. Ifo1 w. Cary, BouIe-
ward and Broad. Mad. 1910. Ran. 1928.
. Cannon's Pharmacy, 1900 w. Main.
Mad, 9sB2: Ran. 524s
=. v, Chitty, Fl 8. Allen Ave. Ran.
1858. Mad. 1857.
W. W Friend, 1901 Huh. Mad, 1865
F. w. Hageman. 18th and Broad
r. A. Harrison's Pharmacy, 25th and
Broad Ran $500. Night. Mad 1879
w. Scott Hunt, Allen Ave. and Broad.
Mad. 4243-95o1.
PowersTaylor Drug Co, 1917 s.
18th. Ran. 4s4s-4e47- sos.
w. T. Poythress & Co, sis r, Main.
Mad. aS-9550.
Richmond Pharmacy. 5of e. Main.
Mad 1927.
Vaughan Robertson Drug Co, 1896
14oo Il. Main. Ran. -e61-6s2.
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS.
The Childrey Co. Va. Ry. and Power
r. T. sunday. . N 18th. Mad. 1851.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS.
Godsey & Fry. 7as e. Cary. Mad. 1850.
Lyons & Williams. s25 e. Main.
Ran. $685..
Martin & Meyers, sos e. Main. Ran.
25ss
Winston Electrical Construction Co.
"a N. 7th. Mad. 323.
ELECTROTYPERs.
Richmond Type and Electrotyps
Fdry. Co. II N. 12th. Mad. SIS.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. /.
Martin & Co. SIS e. Broad. Ran.
Va. Bus. Exchange. s1s N. I'd, vir-
ginias Select Emp. Agency. Mad. 1876.
ENGINEERS.
F. w. Scarborough (Consulting), $40
Travellers Bldg. Ran. 1892.
EXPRESS q TRANSFER COMPANIES.
w. G. Cosby, aos N. 9th. Ran. s57-s.
w. A. Jackson, 1900 N. goth. Mad.4499.
ExTERMINAToRs.-
Otto orkln. Rats, Mice, vermin Exter-
minators. American Natl. Bank. Ran.
1924.
FERTILIZERS.
Richmond Guano Co., Travellers Bldg
Ran. 729-Mad. I754
FLORISTS.
J. D. Hooper. 14o1 Roane, Cor. 9Th
and Broad Mad. 2044
Frank Mosmilier, Ito E. Main. Ran.
90o-Mad 1i1s.
FRUITS AND FANCY FRUITS.
G. C. Unger, 1912 e Cary, 1902 f..
Main. Ran. 247-3I56
O. d. Howard Il Co, Inc. 1914 e.
Cary. Mad. GOA
w. G. Crenshaw g. Co. 1904 E. Cary.
Mad. 634.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-04

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