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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11
Germans Still Insist
Warspite Went Down
In Great Naval Ffqht

BERLIN. Juno 10. from an Associated
Press stan correspondent, by wireless.
via Sayville. N. IA graphic story Of
the naval battle of the Jutland coast,
replete with tributes to the bravery Of
England's sailors and to the GOODNESS
and devotion of the German bIueJackets
in the memorable engagement, has
been given to the Associated Press cor
respondent by high sea officer Of the
German admiralty staff.
This ofiicer. although not present at
the battle, had access to all the reports
and now has returned to Berlin after
two days spent among the officers Of
the high sea fleet His tactical descrip-
tor o. me engagement given at con-
eloeraoie length. has already been COW
cred to some extent by the onfcial Ger
man and British accounts. His descrip-
ton 10 most interesting. however.
where 10 touches upon the points on
which the German and British recttAls
diner SO sharply-es regards the re-
spective losses of the two fleets. and
dtght' from the held.
Says Warspite Was Lost
To the correspondents hrst CUES
ton: What are the facts about the
warspiteT the big British baftleship
whose loss the Germans anarm and the
DsoGiGh deny. the ofncsr rsptaad:
syAA wasuoite certainly vas lnsf.
~ AnN4 en this Paint ~ cnay ~
11OWu ooUogvU44902 but W1soe - WngO
Important ~ testimony Of British sail
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Buttons Awarded.

Buttons were awarded to the follow
ing pupils: Marion Hodges. Ida Love-
less, Margaret Lannon. Edna Daniel.
Sussane Gerdine. Herslie Gardes. Mary
ply were awarded to Frank Stewart and
Philips, Francis Griffin, Gilbert Dorsey
and Edward Jones.
Certificates for accuracy in stenogra-
ply were warded to Frank Stewart and
Edgar Vandermark. and certificate in
bookkeeping was awarded to Miss Alma
Williams. Miss Mary Cation, Miss Myrtle
Williams and Miss Clara Maley.
Certificates of promotion were pre-
sented to Miss Bertha Wev. Miss
Virginia View. Miss Lucille Bow
ling. Miss Eleanor Pauley. Miss
Aleen Herman. Miss Ruth Mckeever
Miss Lillian Wev. Miss Emma Loveless
Miss Elizabeth Daniel. Miss Marcella
Pauley, Miss Caroline Griffin. Miss An
ME Straub, Miss Elizabeth Laing, Miss
Mary Catherine O'Sullivan, Miss Ger
aldine Gardes. Miss Eleanor Griffin,
Miss Mabel Mckinley, Miss Ida Love-
less, Miss Helen Burke, Miss Ruth
Burke, Miss Marion Hodges, Miss Mar
garet Lannon, Miss Louise Raeburn
Miss Nancy Cousin, Miss Elsie Loveless
Miss Edna Daniel, Miss Sussanne Ger
dine, Miss Elizabeth Raeburn, Miss
Francis Griffin. Miss Virginia Burke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11
Receives Gold Medal.

A gold medal for the highest average
in Christian doctrine was given by
Father Van 1ngelgem to Master Ed
ward wev. while a watch fob was
awarded to Master Henry Stewart.
Certificates of promotion were award
ed to the following pupils: Edward
Wev. Henry Stewart. Clark Beach,
Francis Biecs. Lee Mckinley, Francis
Daniel. Arthur Raeburn, Dudley Bow
ling, Robert Bowling, Wells Jones. IRn
Laing, Gilbert Dorsey, Aubrey Philips,
Edward Jones. Thomas Gerdine, Ed
ward Laing, George Healy. Charles
Raeburn, Raymond Bowling and Dale
Goebel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

ors The first confirmation came when
a destroyer of our third flotilla fshed
out of the water sailor from the
British destroyer Turbulent, who said
he himself had observed the sinking OF
the Warspite. Later two other sailors
gave the same account, although none
of the three was together after the
rescue and each was questioned sep
arately. This should be conclusive"
The correspondent asked how the
individual ships were destroyed.
1T is difficult to give definite details
in all cases." the officer responded.
owing to the ranges, the thick weather
and the fact that few officers on board
a ship in action have the time or the
opportunity to observe such details.
Here, however. Is the story Of the de-
struction of one Of the British battle
cruisers. probably the Queen Mary or
the interchangeable, as told to me by an
officer who witnessed it:
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Addresses Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Dean H l.. Hodgkins addressed the
final smoker of the year of the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon Fraternity of George
Washington University Friday night
praising the work of the universities
fraternities, and giving "reminiscences
of the days when George Washington
University was located in Mount Pleas
ant.
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Struck by Three Full salvos.

TT was during an early stage of the
action of the battle cruisers that my
friend saw the warship struck squarely
in quick succession by three full salvos
of heavy shells. The gray silhouette.
low on the water line. quivered from
the shock as the first two salvos hit.
At the third the cruiser seemed liter
ally to crumble up and bend amidships.
The bow and the stern rose, and then
the whole ship was lifted bodily out of
the water. A terrific explosion had
blotted her out and she sank, leaving no
trace behind.
THE destruction of several other
cruisers occurred similarly. A shell
would apparently reach the magazine
then would come a mighty pun of
smoke and flame and the brief death
agony of the war craft would be over
almost before one began to notice II.
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Runs Under German Guns.

"One Of the most thrilling episodes
was the destruction of big four-fun-
neled armored cruiser. which ran
squarely under the guns of our bat
tleships during the night and was
annihilated within four minutes by our
dreadnaughts steaming in column. In
pitch darkness. with lights out, the
cruiser approached at right angles I'M
der full speed, evidently utterly un-
aware of the presence of the squadron.
She was sighted at a distance OF 1,5oo
yards and received a full broadside
from the lead from the German ship
the Westfalen. She ran on another
500 yards and then turned like a
wounded hare. but. instead Of making
away, steered a course parallel to the
column 1000 yards distant, receiving
the broadsides Of three successive
ships. The cruiser. literally covered
with shells, and unable to fire a single
shot in reply, blew up opposite the
fourth ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

Miss Mary Coberth, Miss Eleanor Ne.
Kinley, Miss Agnes Keeling. Miss Hers
lie Gardes, Miss Helen Raeburn. MISC
Agnes coberth. Miss Ethel Maley, Mise
Evlyn Philips. Miss Teresa Birch, Miss
Ellen Fletcher. Miss Helen Jones, Miss
Mary Rose Pauley, Miss Gertrude Gal
loway, Miss Catherine Healy. Miss
Elizabeth Griffin and Miss Marie Grim
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British Claim Held Absurd.

Tho British claim that the surviv-
ing units Of their battle fleet were not
materially damaged. and were ready
to take to sea again after coaling, is
absurd. Tho greater part Of the day.
light action was fought with ships
running along parallel lines. ana where
40 many ships were destroyed 1t Is
obvious that the others did not escape
unscathed, for our fire was not con-
centrated on any particular ship. as 1t
was necessary to keep all the ships
covered SO as to interfere with de-
liberation in aim.
I'VE are perfectly sure that the grand
fleet cannot, as the British assert. go
to sea virtually unimpaired In strength
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

The stilted pIover is 80 named be-
cause OF its long. stiltlike legs. Only
one species is found in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11

provement certificates; Miss Lucille Bowl
ing. Miss Mary Catherine O'Sullivan, Miss
Geraldine Gardes Palmer. Miss Eleanor
Griffin and Miss Mabel Mckinley, progress
sive pins.
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FOR SALE.
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Handsome West
+ rankin St. Residence

situated on one Of the most attrac-
eve blocks "u Franklin street. with
handsome and attractive SURROUNDINGS
can and sc" rs about this rruprrty.
Don't phone.
SUTTON IL co.
STANDING timber for sale In block =
S,Oo0.0uG. 100000 3,00O,O 900 1000 900
ahd several other blocks lying on rail- :
road nnh water. Low rates TO North :
Newborn. y q
FOR sale. my .uui,v of $3.50 in ,o,s
situated III Ihainnerlayne Court
North Richmond. q Eungc ~ North
seventh street
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HELP WANTED-NiaIc.

WANTED. hoy about 10 years old TO
work In baking department of hotel
Apply Bakery, RucScr's Hotel
WANTED, young man stcnograDher
ana typewriter TO be assistant book :
keeper. Good chance for advancement.
state age. experience and salary cX-
pcctcd. Address i. o. Box 5lT
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. Tuesday. Phi Delta Kappa pin
with initials T.. w. *. Columbia 1913
engraved on back. Lost on Broad and
Main car. Seventh and Bread or Hull
street line. Reward If returned to
?6Oi West Grace, or phone Boulevard
2333-l
STltAYED from 6lI North Third street
Monday about $50 o'clock l. NJ
,naleJ fox terrier, black and white
lace. short tail. Answers to name
TriXie. Reward Phone Madison oiaS
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fnn"r"I nom Ii.ucdIctiuc college
THIS IriiCRSpAYp MORNING; 10
O'Clock iu'"Tm.ni at Mt calvary.
Friends ana acquaintance invited to at
Scui
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FOR sale cheap. one l:-horsc-pow 81
"-paSs"mGcr touring car. looks a.
GOOD as new: lacEs"n ma!., Will ely
change for good paper chas -. Rows
tor. IiullOrk. y. g
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y FON SAf.E-lseal Estate

FOR sale. standing timber, 100000
feet original growth short leaf pine
timber In Eastern North Carolina
Good haul TO railroad. SC rate to Nor
tolk aud gateway cities. Timber, iioN
lSI. BurGaw. y. &.
WHOLE city block. present sit. uld
dominion Distill!nS co. can he
seen a, any time, Call Madisop .''j
FOR sal". iars" 10; fronting on Main
street. in town "f Louisa. especially
suited for whceiwrisht and blacksmith
shop. which are badly wanted In this
town aud community Address r. NJ
Crank. Louisa. Va.
Fol; sale. large lot Oh railroad siding
AT Louisa. with pi"cp well Of pun.
water; gallons per minute. f.sp"ciall,
suited for tottiinE plant and laundry
Siia!l electric light plant is also want
Ell Address T.. NJ. crank. Louisa, Va
IiMfEli Tor sale. Wanted 70 sell s.
"go."ov feet "f North Carolina pine
in North Carolina on Norfolk south
"rh kniirnad On l0i-2-ccn, rate to
N"ri"'k. Va. on basis OF about 81
stulnpaIc. timber - fhe logging good:
timber lies from railroad to miles
out haul not more than 81 Further
mnrticuiars ON application. Address,
Ilihh"r. !. 'A>. car" Times Dispatch
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IELr WiNTED-AInle and Female

WANTED, solicitors canvasseIs: good
prop"Sition: big money Transp"r-
tnti"n paid. 300 Lyric Building.
MAN and woiuau---ilau must he good
clothes "lca Ecr aud preSSer. the
"oman 81 GOOD plain cook. Either col
nr"d ur "hit". Write . H. lseubcr.
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EXPERT HATTERS.
LADIES' TAILOR

Sf'EclAi. offer for the next IL DAYS
y 500 spring suit for S2.ao. for our
Ia Dor Il suit We charge SIG lit and
worlt!nn nship guaranteed. claymon Il
CO.. ladies' tailor, West Marshall
street.
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INSTRUCTION.

INDIVIDUAL. development Of mentally
or physically retarded children
speech correction. Alice &. iincklcy.
NJ. y. Phone boulevard l54S 22l6
IihnONer ANemMc. Richmond. Va
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COUNTRY ROARu.

EOCLEVA ED INN. on HAMPTON Roads
beautiful location. country and sea
shore combined with city crnyenicnccs
Excellent table. TcIng. 50 10 slo per
week. Near golf links Open all the
year. Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn,
Hampton Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. statesmen to handle n side
line; attractive line of illustrated
signs: liberal commissions gooi sellers.
Apply I. q. cravcr. Mt. Hope w. Va.
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FOR SAl.E-lIorses.
STORAGE AND MOVING.

&. &, MlLLNEfSS transfer, moving and
Grating furniture Il speciality. TRUNKS
hauled. claim checks issued ri the
house for :our baggage, two men on
our wagon. Pianos properly hauled
3o2 North Ninth Street Phone Madi-
HOn lt4S.
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SITUATION WANTED-remale

LADY stenographcr wants light hut
ru!ar Office work. GA. care
Times Dispatch.
ASSISTANT Dookkecper and billing
clerk desires position by March Is
Rapid and accurate machine operator
Understands all kinds of general office
work, years experience Al refer
ences. Address "Bookkeeper" care
Times Dispatch
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra-
cite. stove, nut and egg. $3.50 splint.
$3.50: New River lump, S5.I5; New River
s!25 W. b. Reams. IoI North Seven
teenth. Madison 6434.
SPECIAL this week. briquetts SIS ton
klndling wood. 50 toad: large oar
and pine blocks: every kind Of Goa
used in Richmond. Just try me oncA.
T.. +. Long. Madison 1863
OAK and pin. slab. S21i half cord is
cheapest. Large oak knots also S2.7a
Now try IL. My coal burns clean.
Long. 1906 West Broad. Madison l06?
HANTED--IlOuSeilO Goods.
HIGHEST cash price paid for second
hand furniture In any quantity. Can
5StG.
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NURSERY STOCK

Or all kinds fruit bearing and orna-
mental trees, Strawberries shrub
beiy ana hedges speciality. Phone
Mi. Whitley. agent for Hoods Nur-
sery. Randolph 5aSu-J
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WANTED-Eeal Estate
FOR RENT-iseaI Estate.
FOR REST-Flats.

FOR rent, i-room faI; brick nat with
water ana sewer connection corner
Rroadwa" and q street. Good stand
for doctor. Apply Joseph II. Stefanu.
on premises, l,u Iont city. Va.
FOE rent. newly furnished HAT over
drug store in West End FOR light
housekeeping; I rooms and bath. only
>:2,3o month. call Randolph 1881.
Something nice.
FIVE ROOM Hat. absolutely first class.
newly built; best bargain III city Of
richmond Party leaving city. some
thing trst-ciass. S2". Apply los Mon
triro Avenue.
FOR rent first fla, with ) rooms and
oath mea" CANDLES Hill Park for
SO per month. Call Madison lJ00-W
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WANTED--Roon and Board.

WANTED. quiet home for old lady
city or country. Give uartfculars
9 3ls. car" Times Dispatch
WANTED. unftrnishod room and boa rd
for elderly Jewish couple state
price: must he moderate East End
pr"ferred. Address 800. care Times
Dispatch.
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W.iNTED-BuSineSS.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

---'--- -
EXTRA quality wi" :. Z. BLACK Nj!
uorcnS for sale Beautiful type
oock,rcl and : I'm. puli-ts. SOU. sat
isfactiou guaranteed OF money refund
ed. r. Il. OcttirScg. Wilson. y. =.
III RE-REED Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds, Whit. Wyandottes. White Leg
horn eggs. 10 for 81. W. T.. Mud.ctt
M-bdn", y. 4.
FOR sale. S;crcotypcrS' mats l>N24
flexible and tough; lust the thing ia
line chicken houses and OUthouSes
$l."0 per 100 pounds At the Office: -
cents extra for out of-town orders for
carriage address Times Dispatch.
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FOR observation-disclosures,

49,
FOR sale. one Austin Weston. lotion
xasoiinc roller. one k"ml"y oil pull
traction engine. ! Troy. yard dump
wagons. all IN good condition. T. q.
Box 80. Manvill. Construction Co.
Newport News. VA.
FOtt sale. nice clean white paper. 80
and 80 inches wide. Suitable for
wrapping anything requiring white
paper such az bread. glassware. IauR-
dry. etc. sl.25 per 100 pounds at the
oiiicE: also old papers At so cents per
100 pounds at this office. VIII not he
delivered. Cal! at Times Dispatch OF.
flee. first floor
PAWN ticket for "a nnc solitair. dia-
mond ring. pnwued tor ST5 "a, Bach
rhch's ticket $50, to quick buyer. 3Ut
Nest Broad.
ASK your dealer for Braucr's original
SmitEtcId sausage. one pound pack.
ages.
WITH our process OF welding we weld
broken metal parts OF maCiGncr" good
as new. flvm!nS'S Wcldin" Shop. 2l5
North Belvidcre street. Madison sass
Residence. Randolph "23a-J
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WANTED-Partners.

WANTED. partner with $500 cash 70
invest in neat business paving ST TO
Sl2 per day. ADDRESS \ 4o2 care
Times Dispatch.
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MEETINGS.

4 stated communication OF Met
Ky ropolitan Lodge. NO IL. A., T..
wv N a NJ, will he held in til.
Ni sonic Temple THURSDAY EVEN.
ING. March ?. 1915. at Il O'clock Mem
hers OF sister lodges and transient
brethren are cordially invited
hy order OF the worShipful master
w. " WATKINS
Secretary.
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DEATHS

hNHi!AtpTr' Dt"d March 1T
hiuc. Hanover county. ate, q long ANA
painful illness. MIR JOHN Y. pitI,A-
'"Tr. in III" ciGhty -tfth year of his
AZ.
i'un"ral notice later
GUTHRIE Died. a. his residence.
south Deep Run Street. March s. 1915.
II 40 y NJ. DETER =. IETIRIE in
h' his wid"" tw" sous e. r. Guthri.
Airs \ ii. HnianN ali Of This c! I'll ''
HENRY bed TUESDAY. March : In
ini,im"r". Md MISS MARY T..
city
Ecmnins viii arr.l. i:,ba station
March At 90" T. 81 imterm"ut IN
N9Iii;E n'ed; a h"r residence. aoo7
y NJ MRS. CAROLINE kOIILE aztec.
lingering iiln"ss
THIS TliuHSpAip M6WNlNG, 10
O'Clock int"rneni y, Nj, C,!varv.
FRIENDS nnd acquaintance invited TO at
%ud
Yoo hav. 1T, a. ay.r~,, mo,ne.
i'"l happy nome va KNOW
1851. Oh, our home o. lorcly without Won
N'd o"r heart" are titled with wo"
'iome mn, once was nrsn, a..a
Now is always SAD aod drenr:
-L"rin@ hearts, tia, once w.rv happy
Sow are always aching here
How wc miss you, our dear notnrr
Yes. we miss yoG ..yoryvhc-e
- around oar lonely tircsido
". sun se" YOU empty chair
l.i;ATH.. Died a. hsr nom" in ws-'
Palm Teach Florida, March : MISS
NOME Il. L:ATii
i;.matns viii %" brought to r,.tefs-
.nis Funeral VIII he announced later.
l.AMHEnT Died, "Wednesday. March
~ her son. samuel f.. lambert. no.
S"rth rwouty-thrI street NANCY T.
LAMBERT, widow ~ William II Lam
bert, ~ the eighty seventh ,vi,r Of h.r
az" ~" lcnNcs :" mourn thoir loss
-four sons ". - Wu a. l.. y ana
samuel !. lambert
The funeral Viii tax. ,lac. fruui tn.
above residence O-MOERoW err
pAfD AFTERNOON a; o'clock In
tyrment IN phkwood
ER-Died IT tho r.sid.mc. OF hi>
mother. Mrs. NJ E. Meycr. 90. l.
NEf Err, in his iw.ltty-iirSt wear
~" leaves T." MOURN their los. his
mother. three brothers Louis T.. r:rn-
81 :. and August T. Meycr. ana two
sisters inOrn y. Meyer ANA Mrs : D.
MAzAEiMl pis.d. a -vtrsi9ta Ilospi.
ANDREW MAHARlAlI
Funeral from - f.trrs church.
eighth and Grace streets THIS
oTiitESDAYp AFTERNOON ~ :
".GIogk. lntrrneu' ia Mount Calvary.
rIIIL.lPS.--Dcd. It, ,hc stuart circle
:, mospttai a, - T. A. Mnr"n 5. 1915
eighty-fourth year OF her age
Funeral notice later
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Mttuullb dlllps.bispatrh
SIXTY -SI%TH YEAR
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH -.OR CLASS.
lFIED ADVERTIBING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS 10
THE TINES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY. ono cent n word when paid In nu-
vance. No ad taken for lasa than &c cents
SUNDAY. one oud one half cents a word for
NIL clabslned ads. except Situation Wanted
at one cent word. TO AT. taken for less
Than Is cents.
No ADS. taken for iese than 70 cents when
charged or phoned In. Phoned orders not
guhranteed. Classification not guaranteed
after r. IL
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FOR SA1IE--Farms

-~-""-----------
pAIish, stock or general purpose farm.
l3i acres. - miles south M.baup.
All good land mostly in cultivation
cheap W. T.. Muiyetto. Mebane. y e.
FOR SALE. 55o-ACRE FARM: FINE:
TlMHEK: NEAR iOPEWEl.i.. GOOD
oIIoRTtNlTl TO MAKE BIG MONEY
4llCk. ADDRESS J.. -. BON 500.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA
FAIQtI1;t County farms-i acres 3
room house, $3IJ - acres $500. 100
acres. Groom house. Si.ooo. Catalogue
u. +. Pcrrow. Remington. Va
FOR sale OF rent. IS, acres River
Road. II miles east Of Richmond: loo
acres open, 80 in hay. Amplc buildings
Very easy terms
- acres. - miles south of Rich,uond.
." acres open. Ample huildnrs.
GEO. r. CRAWFORD 4 co.
$50 Eas; Main Street
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AUTOMOBILES

WANTED. buyers for used cars OF
nearly every make. We give very
best possible values. Your inspection
is solicited. I'aison II Adds. l623 West
HrOau.
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I,,,io ,;ASS,

DOIo ,;NSSO
IL :, wonderful discovery does away
WITH al foreign substance IN The en-
crank easy. and saves - per cen, OF
yasnlin" consumed. send 81 for trial
h",tl" W. will send il by parcel post.
eel Writ" for particulars T. 9. Box
90 III. Dor" Gass" 60. Newport
News. Va:
FOR sale. 1919 Ford. S275 cash Apply
81, IVES, Broad. Randolph ir2l
WANTED. auto owners to know cracked
cylinders can W welded good ~ new.
E ta Welding Sh"p ~. North
hs S'c"SS ando pis ss MsHs'" '''' Resi-
SPECIAL bargains in one tiarford / l."
good condition Aiso , Il. -rassen.er
truck bodies II. r bernhard N Bro,
Ill East Main Succ;.
BARGAINS ~ :'s:E:D CATS
Ford roadster. newly painted. ..t21J
four-cH Hinder. 6-ras:;enGer Stude-
baker Observation-Disclosures. $40
Late model i-cylinher 5-passcnser
Five passenger T. NJ. T.. 80 ... ~,
Flanders 20. roadster .......... zoe
SAXON roadster -" miles per gallon
Special prices on l.oo"-ul!e guarantecd
tires
30x3 non-skid ..s 90 each
3ON31k non skid ......... ii co each
STUDEEAkt.R GARAGE,
1901 West l:road street
Randolph 400
FOR sightscein-. hire now automo-
hiles, $3.50 pc" hour. -; W. smith
Phone Randolph 3"12-J.
FIAT roadster. i-paSscuvc~ Cadillac
'-pasS"n9"r Kline. 1-rassnngtY oak
land. '-pas S"n@eT Lambert l-passcnger
Ford. Ford runabnut. Oakland runa-
bout Richmond Auto Clearing House.
2i2 North EightE Street
FOR sale cheap. one 4.-horsc-power
H-paSsruScr touring car: looks az
FOOD as new: Jackson maxi, VIII ex-
change for good paper. chas =. Rows
y 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SUITS pressed, o5c.: cleaned and
pressed. SOC: secured. 7Jc.: French
cleaned Sl.H5. \. want Il co. ltailors
and clranersl. 1905 East Main Street
Phone Madison 1898.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
MONEY 10 LOAN.

IL IN NEED OF MONEY, MORROW
JEW ELItY AND SlLNERwARE FROM
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
ALL BUSINESS Conducted STRICT.
StI.TATION ROOMS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEM Fin. SECOND FLOOR
Won EASr BROAD STREE"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Now Is the Time

20 nuild that home or barn or ctlicken-
house YOU have been nccuIii:. Spring
= nearly here, and with Il may come
advanced prices on material and
greater difficulty in securing efficient
WoVkmcn. Let US figure on everything
you Viii need in the way Of Lumber
aud Millwock.
RICHMOND LUMBER co. INC.
Fourth and Stockton streets.
FOR sale, new small drug stock at
inventory. Boaz. l.. i42. care Times
Dispatch.
Up-TO-DATE drug store for sale &.
drugs FOR sl,Gjc: store and lot at
roasona bic price. For information al-
rly - II. .. THOMPSON, Jetersvill", Va.