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Evening journal., 1916-04-10
SPIRITED CONTEST AT NEWARK.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, April 1O.-A spirited
contest for membership on the county
committee brought out a large vote in
the Second district OF White Clay
Creek hundred at the primaries on
Saturday Nearly 175 votes were poll
ed Robert L. Armstrong, J. Rankin
COlmery and State Senator Harvey
Hoffecker were selected members Of
the county committee. the vote being:
Armstrong, Ill; Colmery. 112. and
Hoffecker. 164. The vote received by
the defeated candidates was: Claring-
bold, Ga, and Dean, II. Senator Hof-
fecker was supported by both factions.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
STRPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Shtofman, in honor Of
their son. William, at their home, No.
726 Market street, last night A dane
ing contest was won by Miss Hanna
and Victor Topkis
Those present were: The Misses
Bertha Marks, Lillian Orenstein, Sadie
and Rebecca Katz. Hanna Topkis. Re
becca Shtofman, Ida, Anne and Lena
Rosenblatt, Nellie Levin. Fannie Sion
sky, George SlOnsky, Victor TOpkis,
DR. Robert Davis. DR.. Jacob Shtofman.
T. Rosenblatt, David Albeman, Mr.. La
vett, of Schenectady. n. Y: Frank
Rezits, Morris Greenstein, Samuel Pes
coz, Michael Rosenthal of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

April % 1910
AZ a meeting OF Morning Star Lodge, No
o, X. Of p., the following resolutions were
adopted.
Whereas The Supreme Ruler OF the Uni.
verse has In his infinite wisdom. removed
from among MS our worthy and esteemed
brother. James Leach.
Whereas, In the long and intimate rela.
tions held with him and the faithful dis
charge Of his duties in this lodge. makes it
eminently betting that we record our appre.
citation of him In this lodge.
Resolved That the wisdom and ability
which be- has exercised In the aid of our
organization by service contributions and
counsel, viii hc held len grateful remembrance.
Resolved That tho removal OF such a life
from our midst leaves a vacancy and n
shadow that win be deeply folt by an the
members and friends of this order and will
prove a great loss 20 the community and the
public
Resolved That with deep sympathy with
the heroavod relations Of the deceased, we
express our hope that even so great loss 10
us all may be ovcrrulcd for good by Him
who dooth all things we'll
That copy Of these resolutions be spread
upon the records Of this lodge and a copy
printed in the local papers. also a copy for.
warded 20 the hercaved family.
Signed
NEWTON T.. GRUBB
y. 3. LODGE.
JOHN G. BOREL.
Committee
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
CONTEST ATT SEAFORD.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del. April 10.-A con-
test in the Second Election District
OF the Third Representative District
brought out a heavy vote on Satur-
day, when one committeeman and
one State Convention delegates were
chosen. The result was: Commit
teeman, Joseph r. Coulbourne, 55;
A. l.. Marvel 80; w. II. Thorpe, T..
Delegate, Medford L. Watson. GO. A.
L. Marvel "a. Alternate, Hugh c..
Brown, 81; G. Roland Covey, 30.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
FRIENDS OF ORGANIZATION
NAME sussex DELEGATES

GEORGETOWN, Del. April 1O.-Re-
publican organization delegates were
elected on Saturday from Sussex
county to the State convention. There
were no contests in the county ex-
cept at Laurel, where the organization
easily won. 1t is understood that out
of the AZ delegates from Sussex only
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
STOCK MARKET
Br 1hc United Press.

nN Nt A|Hltfh A'0's
NEW lORk. April lo.-1ho stock
market started the week today with
general advances among speculative
leaders at half to more than a full point.
Mexican Petroleum advanced ] 3-S 10
Ill IA; Crucihle was up is at % If
at the opening; Westinghouse gained
5-S. Butte and Superior, American
Loco. 3-4, and at 81 rs Steel opened
3-S up.
Mercantile Marine was active and
strong during the morning Common
advanced , points to G2 81, preferred,
. 3-s at 20. Cruciblc advanced to 03 -,
mp ? IS from Saturdays close Selling
at "A "a, Maxwell Motors was up
points. Sales were light during the sec
ond hour.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
MIR. cOYNE BANK DIRECTOR.

At meeting of the board of direc-
tors Of the Farmers Bank at Whining
ton, held ,on Saturday, William Coyne
was elected director 70 I'LL the va
cancy caused by the retirement of Eu-
gene NJ Savers. Mr.. Sayers has been
in i'll health for some time and has been
reinquishing all of the activities pos
shle.
Mr. Covne is sales manager of +. J.
DUPONT de Nemours and Company, and
has a host of friends. lie is also treas
mer of the City Club.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
COLONEL MARvIL WINS.

LAUREL, Del, April 1O.-In a
spirited contest Saturday in the Re-
publican primaries Colonel Sirman
Marvil was elected delegate to the
State convention from Laurel and Ar
thur Hearn for East Laurel. The
committeeman are Elmer Riggin and
David Moore. The delegates, though
uninstructed. are for Coleman DUPONT
for President.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

EIGHTH WARD.
(five Deleeatcs-no Contest)
Delegates, William W. Douty. Burton
s. Heal. Joseph " Horn, Philip p. Sad.
Ter. Howard NJ. Ward.
Alternates; Charles II. Burns. Thomas
Cook, Charles Crowther, Charles II
johnson, Stephen Parker.
NINTH WARD.
-four Deleeates)
Delegates-Ellis p. Preston. Iouis q
Townsend, Nelson Walker, Harry i.
ellis.
lternates-Charles W. Marshall
Frank r. Kindall, Fred Maser, George
Benson.
TENTH WARD.
1.-Two Delegates-No Contest.l
Delegates-Thomas B. Haugh, II. X.
Wadman.
Alternates-Fred w. Queripel, William
Richardson.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Zone Delegate-NO Contest.)
Delegates-James B. Dawson.
August Scheu.
TWELFTH WARD.
Three Delegates--No COntest.)
Delegates. NJ Aiken Harry p Cath
cart, George Gross.
Alternates-John H. Jarvis, Clarence
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

9TH Dist.-l'red G.. Hendercr.
TWELFTH WARD.
lst Dist.-William w. McKinnon.
I'd Dist.--llarry 2. Cathcart.
3D. Dist.-Donald r. Morton
4th Dist.-E. II. Wilkinson.
5th Dist.-S. w. Burnite.
9Th Dist-John Ferris.
18th Dist. 5. Larason.
Sth Dist.-H. l.. Creamer.
9th Dist.-George Gross.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

DUPONT y Co. Common
Evening journal., 1916-04-10

five are put down as not being
straight followers of the party Or
ganization The Sussex delegation
will take no part in the con-
test between Governor Miller and
Chairman Edmund Mitchell for ma
tional delegate, the view expressed
here today being that it is a matter for
the Wilmington caucus to decide.
Evening journal., 1916-04-10
Iamoe r CLo.JIo. 212 and -
JdluSS Il NlldlluleI, Wes, Ninth
St Tele.
undertaken phones
1203-2674
DEATHS.

~ 49,
Margaret Moore Rinkonbach.
John Mahoney
John J. Gallagher
Robert r. Stewart
Lawrence DuEan
Robert NJ McCardlo
Met AkpLt- IN this city. on April 2 1915.
Robert n McCardlc. aged 4 wears
Relative. friends and employees OF the Geo.
W Bush Sons Co. are invited 20 attend
the funeral services nt his late residence
No 1893 ~ Van Buron street on Wcdncs.
DAY afternoon April ~. at q clock. In.
terment at Rivorvicw cemetery
sIEWARr-In this city on April o. 1916.
Robert r.. son Of William j and sarah
A stewart. aged years
Funeral private from BIS parents resi-.
dence. NO. 2s02 Wost Sixteenth street on
Tuesday afternoon. April A. at 2 O'Clock
lntclmcnt at Greenhill cotcmcry
pl'AN-lu this city ON April o. 1916.
Lawrence DugHn, aged 6O ycnrs.
Relatives, friends and employees % the
Pullman Palace Car Company are invited 10
attend The funeral services ~ his late rosi.
dence, No 5i5 East Tenth street on Wednes.
day afternoon. April ~. 40 o'clock In.
terngnt at SilVorhrook cemetery.
GALlAGHtk-in this city. on APRIL T.
1918, donn j.. son of Annie f. and the late
Thomas j. Gallagher.
Relatives, friends and members OF vii.
mington Lodge. No. I. a. q. T. W. arc in
vited 90 attend the funeral from the residence
Of his mother. No. 6i0 Madison street. on
Tuesday morning. at O'Clock. Requiem
mass Of the Cathedral. Intcrment az Cathe,
dral cemetery.
MAlloNEN-ln this city on April Z. 1916
John Mahoney, aged rs years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd 20 attend the funeral from the resi-
dcnce OF his son, Michael Mahonev No. 1920
Union street, on Tuesday morning. az q
o clock. Requiem mass az ST. Anne 8
Church. Interment az the Cathedral GENE.
terry
klNkENBACH-ln this city on April 3.
lalo, Margaret Moore Rinkenbach. wife Of
William H. kinkenbach and daughter Of
John and Mary Moore
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
tne funeral nt the residence Of her narenfs
Z NO o-o concord avenue. on Tuesday aftcr.
Z view cemetery. 'eA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
FOR S.aLE-Reai Estate


FOR sale. 90" acres rich coal land
located IA bickcuSofI County Va. In
'"r-st"d parties address, FEED Fleming.
Ntrdt'"rd Hotel. Petersburg, Va
Sno cash and SIS per month viii buy
nous" III Jackson Ward worth $1,000
az d!s'ouht OF :" per cent. Reason
i"' settling, desire to invest In an at
lfactiNc proposition, aud can use de-
Ictrc;i Noics 10 advantage House i'm
1915. frontaG" Df y feet, If YOU can
nandlc pr"p"r;N at once. address owner,
~ 80. car" Times Dispatch
lHNESToltS: " van want some choice
property ia iiopewcil o. Petersburg,
Ect IA touCH with US quick. Twin city
I.caitI ana Finance Corporation. T.. ..
BOX iS@. Petersburg. Va.
tioPEW ELL lots We have several
lots on broadway aud Hopewcil
street at - bargain to quick huycr
Twin CITY Realty and Finance Corpo-
ration. J.. q. Box lh3. Petersburg Va
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WASTED-ApeHis.

A'i.NlS w"nied-A good money maxi
ing prpDoSitInu FOR s"ycr..! live
huS'ltnS statesmen who can iuvo 81
small amount % capital in business.
M ei't!on !"n - cent profit. ~
,i's'N' '"rrito!N. This is al c%c.p-
n"nai opportunities. and will pay you
:" investigate hpr!r in person today
from !" y. VI to =. ~. 10 - = Young.
Room -. Murphy's Hotel
A'iEETS wanted 10 soil thc Lax.
Hr""%" m";or IAN. Virginia and Norm
,"r"'H"i j. =: Harrison. Rlauchvillr.
VI"
AGENTS ia ely and stat. who wan,
10 cream Gp in The n.Ni few mouths
NJ" = your opportunity :; nca and
"tF"c'iN" propositions For partiru-
lars, writ. RoX H.. Ei.hm,p,I ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
AUTOMOBILES

WANTED. buyers for used cas- Of
nearly every make. We give very
best possible values. Your inspection
Is solicited. Faison & Adds. 1923 West
Broad.
\. |. FLEMING; Yields broken metal
parts OF every d"Scription Auto
PARTS - Speciaity. Cylinders crank
cases. transmission cases. Tear axle
housings. frames. Tenders and ;uachin-
cry and castings or all kinds welded.
iicI Sohah!e prices Estimates cheer
iul!y given. flcm!ny's Wedding shop.
10 North .RclN!d"rc Street. Madison
COMMERCIAL. bodies for EurdS: scv-
.ral styles 20 pick from. SGj and up.
We can make the change over on amy
ne" Ford. we have all IL" parts: all
work guaranteed. One 1918 roadster
body with windshield. 81" A. Movers
sons. s&l East CARY.
ONE Ford roadster l"li model in
good condition; good tires. SECS. win
make good delivery car. W. have
several style bodies that we can put
on from Sc" ana Up. y. Meyers Sons
i3l East Cary.
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HELP WANTED-slaIe


ANTf.D al once, irst-ClaSS shoe!
maker; good SALARY or commissions
I" right party. Must be sober honest
ahd Industrious H. r. 6;riHzar.i. WAY
erly Va
WANTED. at once. barber 3il> East
Marshall street Guaranteed SIC
week
FARM hands, married and single.
cl"iicals and mechanics. See NirSini,,
HuSin"ss Exchange. SIG North Second.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required: steady posi-
tons Tor competent graduates: won
Gcrfnl demand for BARRIERS Free cat
aioEue. Richmond Barber College,
Richmond. Va.
WAITER wanted. Apply "a; once.
IIcllstcrn Bros, Seventh ana Broad.
BDcKk EEPERS. stenOgraph.rS, Cleri-
Gals. helpers. buffers. pOrtcrs. coach =
men and couples for tho North. See
Virginia Business Exchange, 3i6 North
Second.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sail. morning newspaper route.
and agency cheap 10 quick buyer
Aprly 1000 Hull street. South rich
WANTED. activ" partner. Lucrative
oili"e business Must have an least
$4,000 Address + - care Times
DISPATCH.
lt yon VIII pay s. month for :, period
~ TO :, months wr will END ;ou
$500 at > per cent simple interest.
allowing payments mad, Plus per
cent ~ credit Ola loan ana Will agree
return all payments before loan plus
per cent ia ease ~ death t.n pire
Realty and M"rtgaG. 90. Nashville.
Tenn.
FOR sale, established boarding house.
OF mic" for private family, : rooms
and Bath ~ BUckrc. Beach Apply
hoN 33+ Phoebus, Va
FOR sale. cigar ana sod. fountain
stand and lease 10 September l. Tn.
best location III Petersburg small
stock. This * p6s!tivolv WORTH invcs-
tEhtine. - Rive. Petersburg. Va
BRIGHT young man with small capt
tai 20 take half interest i'm cigar ans,
soda fountain stand. til" bes, location
Oh The main street ~ Petersburg a
River. Petersburg. Va
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

w. FRED RICHARDSON. INC.
tt!ept oOf storage for Household Goods
col 500 West Main Street.
Don't forget Whom wc move YOU W
are responsible. for your furniture ard
the protection % your house. Before
moving get our prices. Kaudoipn St3
&. 4. MGLLNERS transfer. moving and
crottnE furniture a Speciality. trunks
haIled. claim checks issued at tho
house for $our baggage. two men on
our waGor. PIANOS properly hauled
80: North Nintit street Phone Madi-
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lOE SALE.-Machinery.

lOH SALE-Machinery.
STEAM laundry complete. |. Bluford
& Co.
i2i horse power. high pressure return
tubular boiler: 80 horse power re-
turn tubular hoilc,: also. boilers from
siN horse power tc l5o horse power:
Ia and $50 horse power ,'orless e,l-
Sines. Other engines from - 20 -
horse power: steam pumps. air com
pr"sSors and wood working ma
chinery. guaranteed good condition l.
Blutord 6 Co.
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Observation-Disclosures

THIS company and r. o. Robinson.
having qualified as administrators.
with the will annexed. OF George s.
Sipp deceased. all persons having
claims against said estate arc request
ed to present them. and those ndebt ed
to the estate will please make pay
mcnt 1T this office.
VIRGINIA TRGSr COMPANY
and T.. q. ROBINSON
\ Administrators, with the will annexed
OF George =. Sipp.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED to buy corn. POTATOES. pea
nuts aud apples. Write us what Won
nave 20 offer. Taylor Bowen Co, Char
!otte, y. G.
EASK ETS.
III ii is basket. we have il; If NOT
We make it, Some with the willow.
flrnituEc Richmond Willow Works.
I'D North Adams. Randolph -
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra.
c'te, stove. nut and egg, $3.50; splint
$3.50: New River lump. S5.T5: New River
or Pocahontas nat, IS; run OF mine
ic5 ". s. Reams. 7O7 North Seven.
tenth. Madison 6434.
OAK ana pine slab SIS half cord is
cheapest. Large oak knots also S215
Now try IL. NJ coal burns clean
Long. l506 West Broad Madison 1865
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SITUATION WANTES,-Fema,e

ASSISTANT hoo'tkeeper and billing
clerk desires position by March Is
!.apid ana accurate machine operator
lnd.rstunds al! Kinds Of general office
work: \ years experience Al refer
cnces Address "Bookkeepcr" care
Times Dispatch
LADY stcnoSraphcr wants light but
- reg ular Ollie work. * Sl4 care
Times Dis atch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
FOR ltESl'-ItoO,nS.

PLEASANT rooms Il North sixth. be.
tween Franklin ami Main streets.
WHEN you come 10 Richmond stop at
loo2 East Clay street. where YOU can
Sct me" clean room for 30 cents.
FURNISHED rooms for rent: central
i"i North Firm street
FOR rent. furnished rooms. also lig,,t
h".s"k"rrius ~" East Clay
FURNISHED room. all modern con
icnicuc"s. desirable residence sec
ti"n. Boulevard l5lS
FOX rent ii nic. furnished front room.
steam heat home comforts Apply
TO III East Grace street
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Auto Trucks

FOR SAi.E.-Two-ton ,;arford and
onc-ton Grann. Both Trucks in en-
".li.n, working order. Attractive price
10 quick purchaser. Apply OVEENlAN-
w Ill ihMSpN co. 120 North f.irh-
tccnti Street.
FORD tourin. car !"ii mode. $500
Phone Randoinh ll>"-W
FOE sale. Chalmers 1" roadster. IN
running order and equipped tires
No reasonable offer refused Jones
Motor Car Co. 1851 West BruaA
FORD roadster. .-paSsc,lccr Ford 4
passenger Niit. 4-pa SS.nger Cadillac.
Richnond Auto ,i:a,tns HOUSE no
N"rth Eighth street
1918 Ford rurabout ~ mrs; class me-
chanical c"nditifi. nemountahle
rims, shock HhSOrlI-rS ami scat covers
W. \ Davidson. ~ Yves, Broad
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WANTED-Househoid Good,

HIGHEST cash price paid for second.
hand furniture in any quantity. Cali
Eardolph JSi6.
Gtob second -hapd household and Of
nc" furniture wanted in large uuan-
titles. Phone Madison 1906
BEST cash price paid second hand
household or office furniture Phone
Madison lnuG.
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PAINTING AND PAPERING

FOR next 30 days we will give free 81
guaranteed weather clock 10 our
customers and friends who have one
room or more papered or PAINTED
Warinmcr n EraNser. 2o4 North Fifth
Street
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INSTRUCTION.

iNDiNlDtAi. development Of mentally
or physically retarded children
SpccCh corrections Alice g IIinCl;l.v
". \. Phone Boulevard 1915 ooi,
Hanover Avenue. Richmond, Va
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REPAIR SHOPS.

ANTIQUES. furniture made 20 order
repaired and icEnished. pUt-of- town
work promptly attended to. Estimates
free. Prices right Steinmttz Is West
Main. Madison i301
FURNITURE REPAIRING
CABINET ~ \ KING. uphoiStering REIN
ishing and antique furniture repair.
ing. Get our prices. Fhil. r. Whites,
- Eas Main. Successors to J. w.
P.nReil. Madison 5425.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

WANTED. ~ once. Young man To dress
drug store windows and lie gcner.
mad some experience ia this work +
is. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
NURSERY STOCK

OF al kinds fruit bearing and orna.
mental trees. straw berries shrub
berv nnd hedges specially phone
Mr.. Whitley. agent for Hoods E,Ir-
serE. Randolph I2SN-.i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
FINANCIAL.
Money to Lend
on Richmond Cily Real Estate in suns
OF 5000" AMI under
SUTTON A. On
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

fols sale. StercotNDerS' mats. l>X24:
AiNihle ana :oGGh: just the thing to
Si."o per 100 pounds al the oic.: -
cents extra for out-oftov-n orders for
cartaSe. address Times Dispatch
Fol: sale cheap to single buyer. Waite
Plymouth i:ock i!omers and Belgian,
'afnthn pigeons. w w. Country
tluh ~ Nir.inia
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Lumber and Millwork

Bought too cheaply L. certain TO prove
much TOO cheap. Lumber that is not
well graded and durable is NOT ch.ar
~ any price. as Il costs more TO handle
ana work, and will not last Lei rs
inquire on yonr requirements in this line
RICHMOND LUMBER co. Nc
Fourth and Stockton streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16

WANTED. bench aud tluo1. molders ia
miiiar with nali"able foundry work
rpcn shop. no trouble. Michigan Nal
lrable Iron COMPANY. Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
DRY CLEANING AND SECURING.

SUITS pressed. :5c.: cleaned and
pressed soc: secured '"c.: French
cleaned. Si."5. \. Want ~ 60. Italors
ana cleaners 1907 East Main street
Phone Madison 1t2S
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HELP WANTED-Malc.

WANTED. lathe. rlancr. wise hands
Highest wages paid GOOD men
Houston. Stanwood e Gamble. Cincin-
natl -.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Boulevard INN. on HAMPTON Roads.
beautiful! location. country and sea
shore combined with city convenienccs
Excellent table. Terms. 50 TO SIP per
week Near golf links. open All the
year. Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn,
Hampton. Va.
LEA HEARST quick, a'tra"ti..
country huu" 80 minutes travel
from Richmond BY steam nr trolley,
desires nervous and rcst-curc cases
elderly p"opi" ard invaIidS Address
Miss Williams. Il; y. f.lmont Va
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DEATHS

tAi LCpNfi: Died, AT his residence.
So'u " est Grace street. Wcdn. sd:, V
.ilciuoon. March IL. 1915, at 80
ILOiiHE W FAtLCONEH aged SIXTY
ionr years Resides his wife, he leaves
iWo dhuShtcTN Mrs Bayiiss ipps 81
nus city. ana Mrs. G. puuf"rd of
Portsmouth
Funeral motto" later
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. huStline cigar salesman 10
acll best quaiit. ! cent Iiabauas ~
ptiN;.t. Dos trade. Address. for par.
Hnp"well. Va.
Az Importer uH notions. lac.y ON
pro!d.ri"S ana! ueckwnag. and manu-
idctNr"r OF ladies r.ady-tu -wear. with
" !"fe. following IN South Georgia.
wants q live wire salesman TO rcpr.
sent Them. only thuSc witI are now
selling III ahov" territory need apoIv.
All "oih'i!u nicatipus confidential Adj
ni"ss giving age and fIll particulars
Address /. 500, Gar. Tirr.s-Disrn,cb
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FOR SALE-Ienicles.

FOR wagons. go TO Richn rdson Bros
els Brook Avenue, painting. repair
ing and rubber tire work Iadisoa
1867.
LARGE stock OF top bug.ies and run
abouts Wagons Tor every business.
Let Us supply your wants. EaS: terms.
\. Movers sons. '3i East Cary.
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FOR RE%T-Rooms

THE MONTICELLO. ia North Eighth
newly furnished rooms. soc. 75c 81
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

RooMY. 56xio-fooT raised deck cruiser
speed 10 miles per hour: built las;
season: modern equipment VIII sell
cheap for cash. i IL. care Times Dis
ia tCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
EXPERT HATTERS.

WHY SHOULD Ybl' WORRY
ABOUT new hat: Your old one will
look like new r-modclcd by us our
Perfection Finish ~ known 10 all
MANliATTAN HAT WORKS.
1pi East Broad street.
T-lcphon. Madison n7Ot.
LADIES STRAW HATS EEMODELED
To This Seasons STYLES Ladies' and
ntns Panama hats cleaned aud re-
blocked. Scientific Workmanship.
UNITED HAT WORKS.
exclusive Manufacturers Of straw and
Panama Hats.
81" y. Firth Street. nc:,r BROAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-16
HELP NTED-Eemaie.

WOMEN wanted as government clerks:
$40 month; examinations coming
cverywhcrc: sample questions free;
write Immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept. go J. Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED, experienced shirt hands
Can 40 this morning, i2l to West
Broad Street.
WANTED. - white woman 20 cook and
Keep house in country, Good home
Tor right person. ADDRESS /. 5pi. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. 4 miliiu"r for out-of-town
position. Apply Eioomhcrg Millinery
co. Dot i:aS' Eroad Street
WANTED. neat giil for general house
work. 3b"G Nest Grace street
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uniting postcards. pictures etc: snare.
'iin" >'-Sl2 weekly; no cHnvnsSiur:
samples l"c i,rticula; : free. Artint.
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