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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
SECURITY LEAGUE 10 MEET.
Delegates 90 Chicago Convention
Leave Here Tomorrow.

The delegation from New FORK city to
the first nationwide conference OF the
National security League. 20 be held at
tn. Hotel La Sale, Chicago, Saturday,
will leave here ON the Twentieth Century
Limited tomorrow afternoon. Among the
delegates are Henry \. Wise Wood OF the
navy advisory board. Fred V. :, Crosby,
r.. j. Davenport. Harold T. Pulsifer,
Herbert Barry. eN-o;ov. John n. Din,
Countess Ella Festetics, + II. Meeder.
william Reynolds Brown, Ernest I. Car
ter. Eimpnd Wright. Alexander Gordon.
Charles q. Haines, II, :. kearney. DR..
| william NJ. Polk. j. *. Gwynn, j. Albert
| Reed and &. II. Itunyon.
Delegates from all parts OF the coun-
try are expected to attend the confer
| ence. Mayor william Hale Thompson
will deliver the address of welcome at
the morning session and President :.
Stanwood Menken of this city will make
an address. Mr.. Menken Will speak
again at the banquet Saturday night.
when the other speakers Will be Gov.
David |. Walsh of Massachusetts, Luke
T.. Wright. former Secretary of War. and
Henry A. Wise Wood.
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he was with the women for peace"
1t wa the second time he had called
Mrs. Ford up at their home In Detroit
during The morning. He always has =
little talk with her over the wire after
breakfast when he's away from nome,
and It was not long after he had hung
up the receiver yesterday that he heard
a rumor that he had died suddenly.
Fearing Mrs. Ford might hear 1t too and
be alarmed, he called her up to tell her
that he was very much alive.
And I'm on the job with the women
! for peace" he added. And ! shall stay
there till We get 1t. The women may
count on me-
Mrs. Ford will emerge tonight from
the retirement In which she has always
| lived TO take part In the big peace meet
ing in Detroit, at which Miss Jane
Adams will preside. Miss Adams left
for Detroit yesterday. She will return to
| sail on the Oscar ii. December l..
The work OF writing and despatching
telegrams to women's clubs all over the
| country, asking them to wire appeals to
| President Wilson for action looking
| toward a congress of neutral nations.
went on fcverishly at the headquarters
| of the Women's Peace party. 553 Fifth
| avenue, all day yesterday.
Some of the women who telegraphed
| Mr.. Wilson from New York were Miss
| Helen Keller, Mrs. Norman DeR. White-
house, Mrs. Frederick Howe. wife OF the
COMMISSIONS of immigration; Mrs, Ar
thur Liyermore of Yonkers and Miss
Edna Kentor, the magazine writer.
Miss Keller's message was as follows
II beseech you 10 help stop this war.
We know that you believe In justice,
mercy and the brotherhood OF man. We
are convinced that 1t is In your power
as theAhead Of the nation TO take the
first stVp toward peace negotiations. we
urye a conference of neutral nations
dedicated to finding a just settlement
OF the war. All right thinking Ameri-
cans will back you In any effort you
may make to bring this horrible fighting
to an end. HELEN KELLER
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GIBBONS INTERESTED.
Cardinal says He'll he Glad to Con
fer with Ford.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 2~4.-tnrdinal
Gibbons would be pleased to see Henry
Ford and discuss with him any plans he
has looking toward ending h war. But
there Ia no engagement existing between
the Cardinal and Mr.. Ford. The a
dinal said to-day:
~ have no engagement to see Mr.
Ford, but ! would be very glad to se<
him. Yesterday he ~telephoncd here for ar
opportunity to see me, but It was i'm
possible for ME to break my engagemen'
at the seminary. i also had two othei
engagements which had been made ant
| therefore could not see him yesterday
| But II no will make an appointment
will SEQ hisA"
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TOXIC. Nov. 24.-The Empress Of
Japan. abont whose health there have
been many rumors for several days, il
M. Daily bulletins are being issued by
the court assuring the people hat her
indisposition Is slight and tina h IL
making rapid progress toward recovery.
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IMisita Leland. Mr~. Ormand G. Smith.
Mrs. Charles De l.. Oelrichs, Mrs. George
Ross and Mrs. Ashton Potter will IA
vass In the financial district.
In many of the banks and business
houses h managers have already cir
culated the little slips given u by the
committee and returned them. with the
signatures OF their employees. to b91
Fifth venue. Several hundred Boy
Scouts have volunteered to serve Deccm-
Der I. and havo taken 10000 slips 10
circulate.
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American shoots Wife In Havana
Special Gable Despatch to THE srN.

HAVANA, Nov. &C. Conway, an
American, chief stevedore of the South
ern Pacific steamship Company. shot to-
day and CRITICALLY wounded his wife,
whom he believed TO be to friendly with
a Cuban. Conway was formerly in the
United States navy. He was arrested.
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FORD HIRES PEACE
SHIP; GIVES $4,000
TO FIGHT DEFENCE
charters Liner Oscar II. to
Garry Pacifists Who viii
..End War by Xmas"
PLANS FOR CONGRESS-
IN NEUTRAL COUNTRY

Henry Ford has chartered n ship and
Iii load Il with ~ many distinguished
,us,4cars as possible and set sail for
neutral MT of Europe on December
There his company will form the nu-
.,s,,s of a congress " men and women
- neutral countries wio will aim 20
ssnr about peace in Europe.
Nr Ford has also given Oswah q.
willard $4,000 with which TO open In
Washington on December 5 an once to
an, pr~cpaIedness. This ONCE will md
MI, what congressman want big military
and naval expenditures. why they want
,hsm. and then try to defeat them In
tho cming session. .
The ship chartered is the Oscar II. of
.sa scandinavian line, a vessel under
ma Danish flag. with cabin accommoda-
-ous for aoout ESQ people. She usually
puss between New York. Christiansand
and Copenhagen. Her out as a peace
shin has been picked and her destina.
ion decided upon. but Il is not to be
knnpt1nNtu l"t ~ utN vi NWps 'OPtAl'
hagen, however, will not be the port
Thomas A. Edison and John Wanna
maker have been invited to be OF the
psfty. Mr.. Ford telephoned to Mr.. Edi-
son at Orange and Mr.. Wanamaker a,
Philadelphia from the Biltmore yester-
day. Mr.. Edison did not promise to
90 afr. Ford says that Mr.. wanapaker
said:
"li go to tho end of the world with
yvu to stop this war"
Mrs. Ford May Go Too.
Mr.. Ford said he thought Mrs. Ford
would accompany him. He hoped Mrs
Edison would 20. but he didn't know,
Jane Adams, Nine. Rosika Schwimmer,
the Hungarian pacifist. and Mrs. Philip
Snowden. wife OF the Socialist member
VI Parliament. are To be aboard.
What President Wilson thinks Of the
proje-t Mr.. Ford a y he will tell later.
one reason for not revealing the Presi-
dents attitude now is that conferences
with him have not been concluded. Mr.
Ford saw him in Washington Tuesday
and Nine. Schwimmer. Mrs. Snowden
Miss Adams and Mr.. Ford are to see
him again tomorrow in Washington "A,
$40. when the first two wornen will lay
oSAoA' nv ittNltfrt documentary ftt-
deace' that a large section Of the war.
T!ng countries. including many Of ths
men at the front. is eager for peace.
Were going to have those boys on,
Of the trenches by Christmas" said Mr.
Ford, "and they're going to go home
Not more than l per cent.-oh. no,
more than a fraction of l per cent
Of the people In the world want war
The only people who want it are thos.
Who are making money out of IT.
I'll spend every e I've got ant
all can borrow to stop his war.
auow how ! can make more. I've go
some money and | guess I can borrow
ZONE. Mrs. Ford? She has been M,
oes, helper because she has criticised
- the most.
we know that those boys want Il
cone out of the trenches and they'll b.
out of them before our ship gets to III,
other side. They'll be u because W,
are going to carry the most powerful
sun ever mounted-the 'Marconi.' w,
will have a wireless and we will hav,
the help of h press to spread to tn,
whole world the news that this wal ha
cot 10 stop"
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Explained by Willard.

- 'IIdlIs Mno was Bicstiil at INC
earlier Of Two Interviews which Mr..
Ford gave, explained that the congress
70 be assembled will be much like the
Mo'n'u's Peace Congress hat met at
inc Hague and which Jane Adams at
Tended, except that this will be n con-
eGess OF both men N women from neu-
'ttl countries only.
TIE liea,' said Mr.. Willard. "is simply
70 erect the machinery by which peace
van d" brought about eXpeditiously when
me Tim" H. ripe, This may not be the
isht moment, but If the proper mech
hl|sm l- set up II will be possible to In
auguraie steps toward peace whenever
an apr"ll-perfectly unofficial. very
.Ne'I --"pmes from one of the countries
o. war"
VIZ Mr.. Ford there was no doubt
Ntat he Jclieved that not only il the
u,ne r.n" hut that the mere sailing OF
MS snIpload OF noted Americans will
,"uS such an impression that a truce.
pecom'ug a peace. will be the result.
MS ulrty VIII not be limited to pac-
INST. lie does not know yet Just how
h'auy persons he will invite. He Ia 60
's Z" Baltimore to see Cardinal Gibbons
coon tHd Will ask his aid. He saw the
anoS''''" delegate, Mgr. Bonzano. IN
Washington on Tuesday. Mgr. Bon
s'h'7 altitude was very sympathetic. II
Slt sad Yesterday.
MI Ford said he would take as active
2 part g possible In lighting prepared
ieSa ~ home. preparedness IL war.
No explained, He said he did not know
whether he would invite w. j. Bryan
20 SAL On the Oscar III. as one OF hls
party.
Mr.. Ford assured his wife Over tn,
"ns distance telephone yesterday tina
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Details Not Forthcoming.

petalls were not forthcoming. Louis
!. Lochner. secretary of the Chicago
Peace Society n of the National Peace
Federation. who came to town with Mr..
Ford, said that there has as yet hardly
teen time TO arrange the details. The
charter Of the Oscar H.. he said. was
arranged for Tuesday night. or rather
yesterday morning, between midnight
and / y. NJ.
The price Mr.. Ford will have 70 pay
vas not revealed, but one expert esti-
mate OF the cost OF chartering the Oscar
H. for such a trip was 800, 900. She
is large boat. 900 feet long, and fairly
modern, having been built at Glasgow
in 1901. II. Jacobson, general manager
or a. r. Johnson 4 Co., New York
agents OF the Observation-Disclosures
Line, was not inclined yesterday to re-
card the charter as a certainty. He
nd cabled Mr.. Ford's offer to his prin-
cpsls in Europe Tho Oscar II. Is now
On her way here n her regular sail
ING Is set for December 4, the day Mr.,
Ford expects to start out In her.
Il would sail aboard her ven II ]
knew she was going to be burned OF
sunk at sea! !" exclaimed The manufac.
turer once yesterday.
When he was told that there seemed
% be some uncertainty about the char.
Ter h. said:
We have the boat. Money has beer
paid on the charter. II we can't get &
charter we'll sail on her anyway"
To ID question he said that he would
Dc willing to take newspaper men am
representatives OF press association
along.
Repeated questions disclosed not TIT
slightest evidence hat Mr.. Ford has {
definite plan as to what he is going 4
90 when he gets to Europe. He wal
asked n basis he had for believing
mat his errand would bring "the boys
Out Of The trenches. He reiterated tina
most of the men fighting are sick OF thu
war. II seemed to be simply a tenet o
faith with HIM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12
FOR RENT-Rooms.

NICELY furnished. bright and attrac-
tive room in private family for gen
tleman on 1000 block West Grace.
J. sos, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

MOND, VA.
Default having been made in the pay
ment OF the interest coupons on all OF
the bonds now outstanding, Issued by
e company dated july :. 1900. "a and n0I dc.
scribed In certain mortgage or deed
Manche s Sal Light. Heat eOu and T0P Po sasa
Company to the undersigned Virginia
Trust Company. trustee. and in GER.
OF trust, dated April S. 1907. from said
Manchester Light. Heat and Power
Company to the undersigned. and such
Of more than eighteen months. and the
holder OF all said outstanding bonds
Heat and Power Company Of tho occur occur
renee Of such default and of It's con-
tinuance for, more than eighteen
said interest coupons should be made
on or before thirty days from the date
Of service Of said notice, on said Man
chester Light. Heat. and Power Com
pany. to-wlt, on or before thirty. days
from April 20, 1915, then the holder OF
a sale of the property conveyed by
trust, and would REQUEST the virginia
tho property covered by said mort
cages or deeds of trust. ard none of
the tn said interest e9uponss having been
bonds and coupons having requested
pany TO proceed TO sell all the property
covered by said two mortgages or deeds
of trust; now, therefore, In consfdera-
ton OF the premises. the said Virginia
Trust Company, as trustee. will sell at
public auction, on tho premises. at
Seventh and Decatur Streets. on
TUESDAY. THE 17TH DAY OF AU-
GUST. 1915.
at o'clock r. NJ.
the following real and personal prop.
erty and assets belonging to the Man
chester Light. Heat and Power Com
pany, located In what formerly was in
the city of Manchester, but now In the
city OF Richmond, State OF Virginia, as
An OF that certain piece or parcel Of
city. fronting 100 feet inches on De-
catur Street and Seventh Street, and
running and fronting on said Decatur
Street towards Sixth Street, and run
ming back between parallel lines, one
OF which Is the east line OF Seventh
together with the Improvements there
on, consisting OF gas tank, holder. and
all necessary buildings and fixtures
now situated thereon. Also all OF the
pipes now laid In and upon and along
the streets OF said city OF Manchester.
Chesterfield. all OF which are now in
the city of Richmond. said pipes being
connected together and running to and
connected with said gas plant situated
as aforesaid, and all tools, meters, en-
gines, boilers. tanks, machinery and all
quired by said company In the opera
ton OF said gas plant. as aforesaid
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
A. l.. ADAMSON. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION sALEs-To.Day
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
MACHINERY AND OTHER EQUIP
MENT USED IN THE CONDUCT OF
\ STEAM LAUNDRY AT 1905
DANCE STREET.

In execution of n certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee. dated
April Il, 1914. recorded In the clerks
office Of the Richmond Chancery Court.
in ID. B. 22s-D page II. default having
been made in the payment of a portion
of the money money secured thereby; ",n
OF said notes. shall ofrer for sale at
public auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST IL. 1915.
at IL o'clock NJ,
the above described property. which
consist OF two (2) tanks. one "a boiler.
one ~ pump one o. dry-room. ono
% mangle. three (3) washing ma
chimes. one % wagon. one % set OF
harness. one a. stationary tub, shaft
ing. piping, fittings. etc.
This property VIII positively be sold
to the highest bidder. SO don't fail to
attend the same.
TERMS: Cash as to all purchases OF
500 or less. Amounts of more than
proved security.
+. T. SUTTON.
Trustee.
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PROPOSALS-Seaied

Office Of the State Highway Com mission.
Richmond. Va. August 4. 1915.
Bids Will be received at the clerks
office. Stuart. Va, until IL o'clock noon,
Friday. August 20. 1915. for the con-
struction of steel bridge 80 feet long
over Dan River, six (6) miles from
Meadowfeld. and also. 1.l64 cubic
yards OF approach fll In Patrick Coun-
ty, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at
the clerks office. Stuart, Va, and at
this office.
y certified check for $3.50 must ac-
company each bid
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Further information furnished on ap-
plication to the undersigned
G.. p. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12
soA1ArERvILLE TRUST CO.. INC.
BUSINESS FOR SALE.

FOR sale. one OF the best paying sa-
looms on one of Baltimores best
thoroughfares. Mixed trade. Price,
$4,000. For particulars, address l. 102,
care Times-Dispatch.
FOR sale, / 3-stand roller mill. sitter
system; best of water power For
further information. apply ]. a. Bishop,
WOodend, Va
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FOR SALE-VehicleS.

FOR sale. 3 dump wagons and carts,
in good condition. Will sell cheap
for quick sale. Call Boulevard 366.
WAGONS of every description for every
business; top and open buggies for
business or pleasure, full line to select
from. We have some good bargains
Cash or credit. y. Meyers Sons
131 East Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12
FOR SALE-Machinery.

planners. resaws. lathe mills, boilers
and engines, road rollers. concrete
mixers. hosting engines. pumps and
brick manufacturing plant rebuilt
Guaranteed. ]. Bluford & Co.
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FOR SALE-Animals.

HORSES and mules for hire. by day,
week or month, for sale or exchange.
Sullivans stable. COS East Cary. Also
Boarding horses wanted
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES, MULES
AT CRULLS STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
GOOD jack for sac cheap Address
w. y. Edwards Tale, Va.
COLLIE pups (beauties), 1907 East
Cary Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stcreotypers' mats, 1Sxat:
flexible and tough; just the thing to
line chicken houses and outhouses; 81
per 100 pounds at the office; % cents
extra for out-of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-HorSes.

FOR sale. 8 good. large young mules
ages from to years old. Will sell
cheap to close out this week; also ex-
ira good saddle mare. sound, Is IA
hands high. years old. Price 500
Can be seen at Southern Transfer
Stables, No 16 South Fifteenth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12
FOR RENT-Real Estate.

FOR RENT-Real Estate.
FOR rent al low rental
1912 Park Avenue, IL rooms, bath, cleo
trio lights. Desirable location.
l North Mulberry Street. 6 rooms, mod
ern.
+03 North Twelfth Street, II rooms, .
baths.
COS North Seventh Street. Q rooms, bath.
4os Allen Avenue. IL rooms. modern.
2223 West Grace Street, rooms, mod
ern. See lis about these now.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO,
Real Estate Department,
Main and Seventh Streets.
DESIRABLE 7-room house. hot water
heat. modern. Opposite park. Pos
session Mt once. Phone boulevard
2l72-J. 40S North Meadow Street.
FOR rent, brick house in Woodland
Heights, 10 rooms, electric lights, hot
and cold water: near car line. Rent,
SEA. Phone Owner. Madison +5S5-J.
GOOD. new blacksmith shop for rent
in good section; fine opportunity for
business man. G. r. Sanderson. Car
tersville, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

I will start YOU in the mail order bust
ness, furnish everything, If YOU will
handle my goods. Crest Co, 4? Allan
tic CITY. y T.
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Northumberland

WANTED, By n teacher holding first
grammar grade In high or graded
school. Have taught several sessions
and can furnish testimonials. IL de-
sired. Miss IL. Indian Neck Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

WANTED. colored man, who thorough
~ understands driving and caring for
car ana experienced i'll Work about
house and ground. Reference required.
Apply T. G. Gill 1851 East Min Strect.
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WANTED-Furnished Flat.

ment, located near Administration
Building TO June 10; rent reasonable.
Mrs. Il. s. spence, Ithaca. y. Y.
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WANTED-Farms.

WANTED. to buy a farm not to exceed
$4,000, not less than 10 acres, and
give 35 acres in high state of cultiva-
ton in miles of Richmond as part
payment. Address + Sl2, care Times
Dispatch.
option to buy; must be convenient
schools, church. l.. s. Cottrell, Granite.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

YOUR last chance to secure our thor
ouShly dry kindlinS wood al summer
prices. Sl.50 for short and Sl.75 for
long hauls of one-half cord. David NJ.
Lea & Co Phone Randolph GS5 and CSC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

WANTED, Il ilrst-class inside wircmam
Apply j. +. StrinEer. 100 North
Eighth Street, between II and /.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL trade equity real estate for 500
for secondhand 5-passenger Ford
car. 80, care Times. Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

WANTED experienced horScshocr and
wagon worker Call Madison 3il9.
WANTED, energetic young man to han
die automobile safety signal Lib
era! commission to right man. Address
Quartet Sales Co. Box $50. Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12
HELP WANTED-NIale

APPRENTICE seamen in navy get all
benchts OF school during six months
at training station ashore before going
to sea. Military drills. physical cxer-
cises, including swimming; liberal
leave: Every recruit gets complete
clothing outfit free. II over seventeen.
this is your chance. Navy Recruiting
WE want ambitious branch managers
and local agents for our world,.wi
general agency business. Experience
unnecessary; no stock or merchandise
70 buy; operate from your own home
IN spare time. You should make from
$50 TO 500 per week Write to-day for
free information. B. +. Loos Co., 400
West Walnut Street. Des Nloines. Iowa.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required: steady posi-
tions for competent graduates; Won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free cata-
logue. Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
SPECIAL summer rates close August
IA. Arrange for scholarship nav and
save $50 Massey Business COLLEGE.
WANTED, SO long filler bunch break
ers and cigar rollers. hand work.
Apply Public Employment Bureau,
Room u. City Hall
BARBER wanted at once. s13 guaran-
teed. 30S North Seventh.
WANTED. a full registered Virginia
pharmacist with good recommends
lions. Address q. |. Elliott. Seaboard
Bank Building. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED. registered or assistant reg
istercd drug clerk. single. Satisfac-
tory references required. Address f
SIS, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-12

EXPERIENCED man for country store.
Good opportunity for man and wife.
Address l. III, care Timcs-Dispatc h.
ANY MAN wanting work. see Virginia
Business Exchange, BIO North Second.
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HELP WANTED-MnIc.

POST OFFICE clerk carrier exam at
Richmond September 1. Prepare UNI
der former government examiner.
Booklet s 81 free. Patterson civil Ser
Vice school. chester. n Y.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

HAVING been in wood and coal busi-
to advise now is the best time 10 place
your order for fuel at summer prices.
| sell the clean. free burning coal and
the large block. casy-to-split wood. l
have an easy payment plan. Will be
glad to explain to you. E T.. Long.
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SUMMER BOARDING
WANTED-Board and Room

TWO ladies rooms and board by Sep
TENDER ! in West End wanted, morn
ing and evening meals only. Prefer
furnishing our rooms.
YOUNG business woman wishes board
and room in private family; location
central terms moderate. T. S14, care
Times Dispatch
WANTED by young lady stcnographer.
room and board; private family pre-
ferred. d 119, care Times Dispatch
TWO ladies rooms and board by Sep
TENDER in West End wanted, morn
ing and evening meals only. Prefer
furnishing our rooms. T. S1l, care
Times Dispatch.