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The menace., 1916-01-01

Ozf FElksss'' b. Iafdin.l lGil.l.ona and
n shich 1 49, tkai hu1uo kas astci a.
- aaI thai krf rfuci 10 ~ sams "a
surtaip ~ tkai q ~ paEan tsmTirs 81
halgiua, fear tkuaszni yrara 40. uuuld
tars tora luri o. tkr uarif kzd u noi
t-su o. Ne fair play q I'm MrSAcr.
cardinai Gihhoas urUss kis ''raiih a.
Oar faihrfs' 10 u,ake Amsroa Caih
oiic- k-rc utiticn ny "Truih Ahuui
IN hihie. a. nou rrttsad, o. uaks "a
uufld Pfuicsiauts hui ths 90 Beast" IL -
IuHcfful in this natiou tkat i-cuuld No.
50 q hoaFing except in this little tapcf
- Aufufa, Missouri.
Mrn. thr-s ouuditious shauli not cnist
in q ffrc country. This is coutrary o.
The spifit 81 thC faihcIa uho founded
ihis hspuhlir. This uation va dciicatcl
b. thc FATHERS, 20 l.ih-fty. ths Frcodom
q spcoch, and the Frcciom of Pres
1t us answer 20 ths hugio call of duty
BY covering the nation With Tur Ms
ACr uhich IL deiicatcd % the spirit Of
The Fathers, uks the deu drous of The
morning cover the meadow and the val
icy.
LIT us make this a personal matter.
and pcrsoual duty.
Let us make Il my, bushes and your
business.
All together nov. for one hundred thou.
sand ncw subscribers for TIM MESACr
within The neat thirty DAYS, and one
million NEW subscribers within the next
year.
Patriots, lci every man do his part.
and We WILL do Il.
Let us bcgin NOwi
Sincerely,
srDSET Q. TAFF.
Box 40, Kansas City, No.
The menace., 1916-01-01

The shortcomings Of young men Of the
Catholic faith Is lamented by the Cath.
ollie ColumbiaA which thinks that what
they need most Of all is a more thorough
knowledge Of their religion" The paTo.
ehial schools seem 10 be Ineffective even
in the teaching Of religion. Still the
pupils get far enough advanced in the
eateehism 10 be Catholics In order 20
get q fairly good understanding Of
Catholicism, n thorough course Of Liguori
or Dens or some Of those malodorous Con.
fessiond instructors might help the boys,
and as for thorough history Of practical
Romanism, THE MENACE is good author
ity. There Is no need 10 despair over q
little thing like thatl
The menace., 1916-01-01
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n .. A. t9utls urtrrs - uurs - a. a.
e Eurs kuN n ths urs ! rrlls a.
esaflsai 49, 81 ~ snautaa e go FuA1r
~ etlssrN a. s.laf rArnua 49,.
Ne 49, q 80 q rCFT - Iia stIilu1
SO ths hartt e sFsrT pairtui ant i1Fsf ef
hat 80 lrisrrst e fui1fs I.uslsflI 81 hsars
sssaaif dlttrlluis b1udis amcrr kt
urirttrra
- nttrrsssf and aII Eaan taasm asfa. =.
- thuss pha kars tssrituist ttit it-Fi@s
sslIflna nan - - uaka - a. nttflrnal
lI Nakr fuaf tsisrhuns - cIksf drsrturr.
~ ever u rarsfaiiT anf uaaks ~ q ~. r1aii
anf 80 aln a. ths nrri-
Eirika nkHs a. irun IL -
The menace., 1916-01-01
PapaI Prisons a Menace

her for she has use for such as
she. On November 3 she entered
into a life that was hell for her
and early in December she ran
away. II was sleeping yesterday, !"
she said, land my mother, who is
dead, came TO me from heaven and
told me TO leave"
II was also claimed that two of
Roberta's sisters were in the in.
stitution, but she denies this. 1T
MAY BE TRUE. Someone's
sister may be there with no more
cause for incarceration than she,
ior no one knows how many in.
nocent girls are hidden from
friends and freedom in these un.
holy places. '
THE PUBLIC CAN NEVER
KNOW WHO Is BEHIND
R0ME'S PRISON WALLS UN.
TIL AN INSPECTION LAW is
PASSED AND ENFORCED IN
EVERY STATE.
The Roberta Byrd incident
should be enough to secure such
weapon of defense, for every
II. o. G. S. is a slave pen in which
girls are held and made to labor
for long years without hope of re.
lease, If ROME DESIRES THAT
THEY REMAIN.
There are some who are allowed
to go and come, perhaps, in order
to deceive the public into the be-
lief that these prisons are places
of refuge and correction-main-
tanned only to protect and reform
the wayward.
1t is not so. WE HAVE HEARD
THE OFT REPEATED ASSER-
Tl0N THAT THE H. o. @. S. is
A CHARITABLE INSTITUTION.
1T is A BASE DECEPTION,
CL0AKED IN THE INFAMOUS
CUNNING THAT ROME HAS
PRACTICED FOR CENTURIES.
Those victims she would keep,
ROME CAN KEEP. Her whole
system is builded with that end
in view and her prisons are
fashioned on the same infamous
plan-with high walls, locked
doors and barred windows, and
treacherously skilled watchers
within who know every move of
ran inmate.
If Roberta Byrd could be sent
TO a Cincinnati II. o. G. S. from
Tennessee by a rich man, and in
charge of an officer, and for no
crime but that of being an octo-
room, then no girl is safe in any
city or town where the pope s
slave catchers may insinuate their
treacherous cunning.
THE HOUSE OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD IS AN OUTLAW
INSTITUTION AND EVERY
PLACE THAT KEEPS A GIRL
FROM COMMUNICATION
WITH FRIENDS, AND DEFIES
INSPECTION BY REPRESENT
ATTVES OF ENACTED LAW.
SHOULD BE C0NFISCATED
AND CONDEMNED - THE
KEEPERS SHOULD BE CON.
SIDERED. DANGEROUS CHAR.
kCTERS AND BE SUBJECTED
TO PUNISHMENT FOR THE
CRIME oF,0PPRESSI0N.
LET AMERICA BE FREE
FROM SLAVERY AND ROME
The menace., 1916-01-01

WlN echo Of the past comes
IM from Cincinnati, Ohio.
kSd Black slavery was abolished
S by the bloody conflict OF
the Civil War, but a more in
famous system Of slavery exists
now and the victims are white,
black and all shades between
They have known freedom, were
born free and by all laws of God
and the United States have a right
TO remain free-but the devotees
and promulgators Of a religious
faith have builded prisons and SCI
walls around them, high, strcng
and with guarded gates, in which
to hide and use the victims of a
devilish system of peonage.
Crime sends some to these hell.
holes through Romanized courts
Poverty sends some TO the clutch
of Rome through so-called "wel.
fare societies" and Romanized
police officers, and probation off.
GERS add their quota to the in.
famous cause.
But the grist that goes to papal
prisons through courts is but a
part Of the procession from free.
dom to bondage. Too frequently
a handsome girl has disappeared
SHE is IN A HOUSE OF THE
GOOD SHEPHERD. Identity is
destroyed by bestowing another
name upon the victim when the
bars fall between her and free
dom. No outside influence car
reach the ear, no friendly face car
greet the eye. Rome sees to tn,
complete segregation Of her slave
from parent and law, then cunning
persuasion, force, if necessary, keep
closed the doors that lead to hgh
and love.
In Cincinnati a beautiful girl
but with a trace of negro blood il
her veins, fair, young and hand
some, was placed in the House O
the Good Shepherd in a class O
negro girls. AIistreatment galleC
her and she escaped. She wa
found, weeping and exhausted, il
a factory and taken to a hospital
The story she told to attendant
should make free Americans ris,
in righteous wrath and sweep tn,
high walls of Rome to the grounC
for it brings to mind the dreaC
danger that turks behind the door
of Rome.
Born in Tennessee she and he
sisters were happy until tn
mother died. Then the father dis
appeared and the children wer
sent to Chattanooga. All of then
were blonde but Roberta. Tn
negro taint had cropped out il
her and the sisters and guardian
wished to be rid of her, so the,
'sent her away to school.
THAT SCHOOL WAS TIL
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEP
HERD IN CINCINNATI-an,
Roberta Byrd, a white girl, wa
placed among negroes in aIRom
ish prison, a slave pen.
SHE WAS TAKEN mt
SLAVERY BY AN OFFICEI
FROM CHATTANOOGA AT TIL
REQUEST OF A RICH MAN
BECAUSE SHE WAS AN OC
T0R00N. Rome was glad to ge
The menace., 1916-01-01

One Of the acts Of Pope Plus X was 10
promote the wearing Of scapular rings
IN place Of the cloth scapular. Thcsc
rings are made in gold only, and cos,
from six 10 ten dollars. The cloth scapu.
lars are too cheap 20 bring much money
into the Golfers Of the church. besides
they accumulate filth which breeds
microbes. Washing and fumigating
leather medals removes the dirt and
germs, but Il also removes the charm
placed upon the medal by the prizes, =
blessing. Those buying the gold medals
can easily dispense with the blessing.
knowing that the price paid will add 10
he treasury Of the church. But the
subject is too profound for one 20
straighten out who has never attended a
parochial schooli
The menace., 1916-01-01

Hungry dogs will gnaw old bones, and
papal priests will feed on old suPersti.
tionA
The menace., 1916-01-01

The devil doesn't care whether uan,
uses holy water or whiskey, II
friend Of the saloon. T.
The menace., 1916-01-01

Rome cheats herself in trying to cheat
the government.
The menace., 1916-01-01

A wise sheep will not make a wolf his
boon companion, nor a wise Protestant
lIirl yoke up in marriage with a Jesuit
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Fry PtSSENGE:E HtFMDI.!..E,
IN PERFECT IDND!TIc.\.
TEHNiNAf. MOTOR CO. INC
VIRGINIA DISTRIBUTORS


l'.% Hudson. touring "er. fully cnuir,cd.
electric lights and starter Dr,uons,rar.on
s.adiE fiN"n Wu' sacrifice for <s;o i o1j.
\ .TDM1ili.i-i .-horsc power runahoUi in
a. once. Phone Madison G.l4 OF no M!Ilcr
t.,nE". Eutou iioishts
81 S' received r"r.oHd of Ford commercial!
rodi, all H'yi" and c"'ors. Put on a.m"
"5 "'i"EF"'" t.ri r,uHiTinr. raiu'im; aud
80 tlN4ii- y. MtN"t Sons. III i.t.t Cary.
: Ito ;"r roof @gh back curtain. noadst.r.
'o"s ,nei" 1t easy e A'rlN i"r
@ sae c Can 4, LINT .nH GGa imsa&a, I'M mi.
- fpMpbli.ES storage in new gu,arp In
i"i" and centrally located at especially
.%.''h""t" rriers. Apply 81 Horth Eleventh
F'i. sale. ch.:,p Ieio F"ru touring 10 he
-..4 a.gEG'N Ihurston. Ia. East cary.
!'' F"rG ionrIms car. tsi' Wsmhl"r touring
r.G. ~ No~th Fourth Str"o;
OIL. Spliaori magnetic and coli and ono
.loiaE. he,tery. C.n AIadis"n CIV. IN vac
F3h ,.ie. ks9srh s Lang electric car. nov
"'"'!. address Z, T. r. so North seventh
SGT. city
'''hA al f.. .nih ON" s.p"E,.,::ngor Ford car
;'rk can Ne seen AZ iNi ,;n,ern"r Street
httNnSnA!E "ut"snoD,i" '-pass"nsor c-cyi-
,.. ,r'l = .GGu'TWyHn running nrd.r ror
MUST to" seen so b" approciti tod.
49, ,,.Wihor" Avenue. Gintvr rart Ma,it-
-l
H%E; only 5.y.sscna.r. I,I7 Ford bod, sew
'Lni iF'' an" !; roadster bodies ANY Sryl.
,",.,. ~, Doll. Tor v"nr Ford " do
e.. i!"r'. lt,Hdgutri.rs FOR Ford lt,,ics
Movers Son. =, E',st Gary
rom, | "1I,.. I"yr I'"rH touring with our
ra..-n n,''i.'j- -, Tor G'ld wgn,h'r FORD
.1,',iter. f. F.rh hodic~ \ Meyers Sou.
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fIIFI II ALL: lnycstW'a'. .nortuls mag.
lna-hE Gpp"itlni'l"a in a." a'Utf, ,.n"rc
Sii'iii ihEsatin'"'s hir atlHa 'w;act into
iuonihH free 70 suai' pr large iuyor,o-- ,yi,
hes'irc 10 max" money .u l.t.' 'l.4,. me. -
pT.scs. Write ,o-aay AIlf.s. uoIs,,r
oh Bank and Trust G.mpaay l.pi -,
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AUCTION sA,.rs--pa,ure Days
AUCTION SALE
ny X. Il. CIlAFtIN & CO.. INC.
Heal Estate Auctionccrs.
Main and Twelfth Streets
AUCTION SALE
rrMNISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
alCE LITTLE FARM OF FIVE
ACliES IN riit; NINE AlIl,r:
IIM BILLING CONT AIMING L.

rnMMiSSIoNEKs AUCTION SALE OF
A tdhB. ~ s T!it; MlNH WITH NH;
NV t;l.LlNG CONTAINING
T TM3VEM A%n " TlIIthi;n N
Acting urdcr decree of the Circuit
court OF the County of Hcnrico in tho
e; '!sc Of Leila X. Brooking and others
q, the 5th day III October. 1916. the UNI
q, s.gnCd special commissioners APP
- ntcd for Tie purpose. will sell by
pnblic auction on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1916,
AZ i2 Noon.
the real estate described in said pro-
c' .'tiinss AZ follows: All Of that GER
i" NJ IN the comfy Of li.rrico. Va. on
IL Ming Mile Road about three and
ore half miles from the 'i'y "f Rich
o.. being the whole vf iuts Nos and
aud - part Of lot M. :. on :, plot
rt'"rded in tho clerks office az the CIR
ia at page I. beginning at !, poin,
o. Nine Mile Road where the ea.tCrlv
Inc, ct lot No. intersccts the said
re- o. thence running snn,hwes,crly
nf' and on said Nine Mile Road
- -. chains or about 80 Hoo feet.
,i.n'e running back between parallel
&c OF property conveyed by T.. NJ
Conner 70 Cora Lacy. one Of th. laid
~. 'tiei lines being the castcriv line
OF the said lot No. s. the said property
comprising five acrcs
TERMS: Onc-third cash. aud the 70
'il Under In two equal mstalmunt.s. pay
~" a respectively at six ANA twelve
" 'n;hs after date OF sale the de-
tered payments to he evidenced IL,
- " notes "f the purchaser with q per
c,it Per annum interest from the dalc
-! SAFE added. an1 the title To h;iIo
u, 1rcrt% retained until all OF the pur-
chase money is paid and u convey
~ g" directed bY the court or FOR al,
Z; 81 At the option OF the purchaser
rd2r the terms OF the decree. the
c"N-'niHs'oucr has authority To sell tho,
T.! perry IN parcels il desired hv mr.
ch'ScrS az the time OF sale
ABSER {. GOOpE
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond to l,,.
rNtchtcf by the special commissioners
by a decree III the above entitled ,a,,sn
h''i been duly executed.
= II. WhDBII.I..
Cork OF Circuit Court Of u.nrl.o
'ounty.
= S.-Tho auctionccts w:r show
n'"p"riy AZ any time by appointment,
20 prospective purchasers. and Driv,,c
"' eTs VIII he received by the COMMITS
*'pncr until day Of sale.
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SHOE REPAIRING

CARRIE" C!.E.a N,NG.
CARPET CLEAN
- - VI: fSnp\Ht" your rugs and
, I"nirai Cleaning and Pepairinr Co
~ - Eorth fifth Street Phone Ran.
tt!PtTS ana rugs cleaned Satisfaction
"hHran:"ci. Phone Madison 2iS2 w
" A..tlcE < ca. ~ Nortt rirst.
- ID rugs aud r.rpcta ,u;,,lc over inIn NO.
". W. SiOs'l.N III .orif l,iryt
TRY CLEANING AND SECURING.
tEETHAi. CLEANING y PRESSING co
DNcinS. Repairing and French Cleaning
Ladies. Work Speciality.
fhohe Kan. 1891; .03 IL n. 9Th 81.
Richmond. Va
Work Called For am. Delivered
NpNIiDE
,.,HnEAHlNG ANp PRESSING WORKS.
and Sp"us"i' am prT:sssd 23c; cleaned
l.tti"s w"rk "a Sprciaity. work called FOR
%" NORTH MONROE STREET
rlIDNl: N\pl.tDN 1857
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EI,SiNESS CHANCES

Mt;.LlTNs Ts!n.; mad: H. - ,ori una,v inIcs,
t"rs In Great Coastal on ti"lhs ,StnE at
daily. Absolute, snara"ir. Of production
furnished small month";, Payments secure
big intytsst viii US IN ,nintOic oil iS.s :,,,
W;i;C for literature. Great southern on
Association. 1882 Garter building. Houston.
Texas.
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS
wants i!v. district Sal"s manager. Factory
IN Europe closed account war Now m;tnn-
featuring In, Chicago. Patented Speciality
prtiiion 500 {" SlrV capital required Big
ntpn"y-nlalinC proposition, scott Mt:. 10.
/: West Nuiisnr. chicago
fuk sale. ny 1" H"," r"~,anram, IN s""h 10
Madison 2sil MondaN
= Misunderstanding cnmrany In itich,n"Id
wants man OF ability who. uron salts
~. nvi,iy connected. and one who could talk.
financial interest in the business. from
81 i" I" $500. wouii warrant very sub
a""utial Address e0c. Times bis
~ III.
RON sale. established Lntt!ins business IN :,
ipwn Of 1900. wei located VIII incur-
u. well recommended and abb IL TAX"
"t.,rs" "f business Apply. giving refer
- =. I" 4. -. Bon 49,. Suno,l. Va
70 II sVi". property. license: furniture. etc.
- III" best: old established road house IL.
III suburb" 81 Philadelphia, Stood u,isi,-
automobile business. Address .
= car" Tins. Dispatch
~ ':KLING OIL and refining company. produc-
d" zine I'm. ana rsi,n"rI. "nrrs remark
~ Pipe Iinn a"d r"nmeTy ~h"i. c".nnIS;pd
{! ais Sterling OH ami Hc,lni,r co.
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NO1itE--lcyni
MEETINGS

SOUTHERN EAlLWh ~ COMPANY
New York, October c5. 1876.
To the Stockholders Of Southern Rail-
way Company
NOTICE Is hereby given, that gem
crai meeting OF the stockholders nt
Southern hallway Company has been
"a led ~ The board Of directors and
II be held 1T the princii.a! Office of
tin company in tic Times hi spNtch
Bidding. in I'll. cry Of Richmond, Va.
o. FRIDAY, the 5th day OF january.
1874, At ~ o'cloc@ in the forenoon. f"-
tie purpose Of considering. and t;,kiuE
action concern inS the creation OF ::
Ia rrtsasc upo the railroads aud o.hcr
u apcrty. securities and franchises OF
the company, To be designated the re-
fundinS a:,d Improvement mort sage.
ana the Issue and sale OF sold boud;
Il c'eby secured, limited in amount TO
SIgr.rtp.Orp at any time outstanding
10 lie issued from time 10 time. in let
tered series. maturing on :iich dates
not later than October ], 1899 and
bearing interest nj such rates as shall
be fixed by the board OF directors with
respect to each series. and for the pur-
pose Of considering and taking ali
such other or further action in respect
10 me creation OF SAID mortgage ana
TIC issue and sale OF said bonus -, mag
come before the meeting, Including ap-
W oNinS the form aud provisions OF
sad mortgage, approving - plan for
the exchange OF the development and
81 neral mortgage per cent bonds OF
the company for bonds bearing higher
interest secured by said rctuudiu;: and
Improvement mortgage. and approving
al! action taken by the board OF dircc-
tors In the premises. and for the pur-
pose OF transactIng such other cuisines.
hS lawfully and properly may be
brought before the meeting.
me transfer books OF both pre-
TERED ana common stock viii be closed
AT oci"ck H. NJ. OH December 4. 1915.
ana WI! bc rcopcnyd at ~ O'Clock ~
VI on january i, 1917.
~ order Of the Board Of Directors
h. ;. WYNN,
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AUTOMOBILES.
SPECIAL NIGHT i;,:i.Aln SERVICE

SPECIAL NIGHT Ki:rAlK SERVICE
avst%EfSSs inYu$sl:S AID ruys.f.ANs.
so oHSSy Gssensf sDf FIFTH hSs ais ss
Il 1, hq Ss anl NJ ia rms ser
III rnnrs On aS tht arr !" a1% snre s 81
G g. s;o! ,ns Day on, S,r"s snY"ld Mostly
=, . si US, "kns DAE r".EA shsTksl
Phone kanln!ph I12S
,AtfOMon!lE ACCESSoKIi:s AT COST
,...sor,. BUSINESS. IN "rdcr thSt we may IA,
IL. 's f* 2 S Sc aisDd Mgs Of 1 our
MI .r ~ et S nri a. H",,Sy as pes.
Visit to our sccvi,i story Iarsain RON,
pay Banner Dam t"i Rfotha tSE co as E"it w ;G
E!9sd Street. ii:.md"lph H..
n:ics n,ads to order ii9harIsom ~ i Di"S.,
- tro"k ty.nu".
] Goa" rs "%S 20 Of 'o Iii kinds l'f Sy Az
%% WS saa s,r,s an ~Hr E%nTn, le''
pa Emit 2G Ha 5s se SO 1tst p'fs rda a'
sen AuroMuBiI.h KEl'AIisING
b,E stop - not Il training school Tor me-
p1 a.{ s. cN ~ ""t ar q rsS sns%1" ri
+ ;. ~ iro = p"Ir,T dtT nM Co. ms
& ~srSh"syr ESE;"' i:r TOW ' 3 Nsr1 Ii
y -hlgeuth.
~" r T" ;s,.ri "@F' 20, wiY5fT ls
- -Esr, ska WiEinSinn. Ga East Broad,
~; KINDS "t used ,au,rn"bi!c parts mag
= SS Wilbur i bS,so sS'' 70. SSS,Si
A..mnc lmn1olnl ..Gi
AjTtMnNii.E limousine body for sale
-'"Ip. West Marshall.
~" Ford touring car, Al condition.. *?aO
-ui!'yari !,i-.
WANTED. L. hay Ford or o,hrr lirht car
, hnr"h ti,!i Motor Company. 80 Eas,
q NERAL. ;.utomubii" repairing by an artn-
.'"hl" expert M work Guaranteed.
!."F,h 4Ii!l Motor Company. 100 East Broad
4 u sale i?' model Ford touring. equipped
49, TN Electric starter ana tights. T. 90. care
Y nys- plsuAtch
CORD ,our.uG '"dy ,i.,s nodcD for sal.
- 'ii1m, condition. Apply Il n">. car.
I n"s. Disiateh
1911 i-passcrE.r Ford. IT, good ul,.p. vii sell
- INN" durimE n"N' ha,s.
's;"t" i"iG standard make ,,u;um"tic. good
~ new. aud never run bU' iit'i.. VIII give
- I'd! trade for real estate All modern
,panmcu:. AdhroHs /! sol car" Times
:, .--.-n
l'' < sale. GOOD second hand atom truck In
'n"i .ruhiiiur. Would h." good .n- :,
ir"nsf"r hus'n"s". Address u G25. care Times
y .nnich
t,MMERtihl. auto bodies huit 10 nr,lor
StcraEu and Repairs &. =. Br!.tow, u
Norlh Girht""u'h Street.
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OK '"i". Eausch s Lang electric car: rcw
~, ''il's Hu'i be seen - h.. appr,,.i-
60! Address =. T. r. So N"rth seventh
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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20 1916,
AZ IL Noon.
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planners. "hErr.. ,rmm,rS rc.,w. iniu,
crs iathui,is. -.,wniiia. boilers .uciur.
Twisting cngtu"S aud concrete E.iScrs con
cttiun Guaranteed. I. liufurd x Co
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;. We will Nell at our snlesroom GIG
East i!roId street
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER -.
AT 1890 4 NJ,
for J. a fishcr Transfer and Storage.
Company. household and personal et-
f"ctS or j. T.. Harper for storage ana
other charges
sale positive. TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
Auctionecrs
Salesman
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huCTlON HILE-Ful,irc DAYS

We will sell iol Mrs w s r:a,ly
at hcr residence, 30" West Grace S,r-c,.
TUESDAY,. NoVEMEE!H y.
at 1910 A. VI
the entire household effects ut public
auction.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thrcc-piccc Ma
nosany Library Suit, 9Nl2 Administer
brngget MahoSany Library Tnhis.
Dad Mahogany Chair and ! odd Ma
hq,gany Hock"r. both unhoistcrcd lie
SILK plush. Pictures. Ornaments ctr
DininS-I Room Handsome OaI, DIN.
ins-room Suit. consisting Of Buffet q
Ok Chairs. OAK Dining Table.
China Closet 20 match. Administer
Bcdroon,-Seven bedrooms complete.
consisting Of iron Beds National
Strings. Felt Mattresses. DruGgcts.
kpSk.rs Oak Wardrobe. Center Fable,
t.d Chairs, Feather Pillows. holsters.
Mattresses ana Administer Rugs: one
h !,,tlS",a Heh,o3,,E suit consisting OF
J on Beds. NMionH! Springs, Felt and
'nihinatlon Mattresses. lot of other
goods too numerous To mention.
sale positive TERMS. Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
r,n :, ~, n, AuctionccrS.
Salesman
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FOR SiLl;-AniInals

FOR SAI.I-Animals
8. ~. '"rri. Uums H"dirr-.i ard from,
'-H' ur""Ci"r. VIII" for description Bur
J" shn"l 20. ii".no-yii'' 90.
tn '",-h 'nws cn.;tr 81? Fairfax Az
-n. Stoa i"t"r~hurr rik"
.'i.% Eurlish hvrnds rnr s,Ic mart,
-'"t. 70 '. !. t"wcn. Haurvor. W.
~ %DSoAE v.d.2r".d coliio log month,
~ ""-.h"''n 40 nu". rh"n" coui.-
rN al. arg. 'rmcI, hors" AND hlrncss.
:.1oglnh 49,
IL ..,. Poland Ch,na i,:,d I'rrtshir,
icS AZ -,"'!ss waiter XIII. III" E!4ti.
,hison t">SE
i'H >-,ic. H!uc HoIting setter dog
.1"uihS. "hrdp Gan s- seen I:hs East Main
; rc"'
J; -"!'. 'uu'"ush!> hro>" rabLit hounds :
w. n ni9lcs !hon" E"rdoilh is,..i
/ IN sale b" lc!nt"i Kin II months old ]
~ Isluu', RIO Visit. Va u u - No
4t". cho;' Road. m.ics above Ridge
Church.
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TEE meinhD's %; Patrick Henry CourciI.
N1 ]? r. - L. ~, ar" rcqGcstcd to
nee. a. their hall, SUNDAY, Novcmncr -
NJ ';W L. NJ. {" attend Thunl.sgi.iilt;
;c!ricc' az tho Fulton Hau,l.i Chu,ciI In 4
u " WAIHACk
..cgr,itp..
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\ married "oupl- now coCu;iyin. y I'm
M h"'l hat on Wvst irIulilin Street desire,
y married. "Ouu!' IA board th,m. for IA. 81
mat with n"uiupr. barge & sol. car,
TtUrS- Dispatch
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EXPERT hATTERS.
PERSONAL

' tSrl;p. po,i office address. Of descend
nts ~ David r. Naury. who resided In
sex County. Va, Ia i&is X. IL. Crockett
q .nrm-y. Franklin. r.nn.
|r-tlow to reduce ~. Full particulars
nailed free. u all Chemical Co.. Dept.
A 20. ST. Louis. Mo.
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FIVE THOUSAND PER CENT

Which 4houid yi"id You almost $3.50 30!
mont yeai'y on "vcry Go,i"r irvc.i'G? IAN.
not oucr Ira l., H:ckh :I5 West Ohio
SiEe"t Chica.o. III
W,,STlp you to KNOW thai every ptcr.. o.
l%"clry sofh by :" !! 'owartiU :. Son
lhla East Main, mas 'h'T guarait.. b. hind
" WY pa2 mor- because II come. from
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REPAIR SHOPS

e, NINETMh NINti. uphoistc.inE rcri,t.h
nE and furniture repairing l., our speciality
g our prices. Phil 4. Mites 10 East
y IN Madison 1875. RcmoJclinE liz given
~ ial att
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W.ANTED--IIonrd and Room
BUSINESS CHANCES.

YOUNG m4;I desires room aud board viii
private family. References exchanged
StAic i,iIct. \ .1.'. car. Times Di>patrn
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F'r a... 1871. Ford roadster ia o.r.cr,
~" .h.inlrAi condition. Tires n. good ..rd.: ,,
- 50 .T.r's iuvl" ~ ph,u" or man to