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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

uary 2s. under the auspices ofsThs
Corley Company.
Miss Farrar is young, pretty tai.
ented and exceedingly clever, naucn
more So than most OF the women ana
men who would entertain her. Bur
society sees very little Of her. Like
all artists who take their work serf-
ousiy. she has little time TO give 70
anything except her work. An she
was saying not long ago:
II cannot. as some people like to
do. rush from the opera to a dinner
at which i am supposed tn be affabis
and entertaining. BY tongue would
ne tied from WEAKNESS. ard / should
not he able t. speak . word. On eve
ninGs l do not sing ] arm dead To the
world at 10 O'Clock. On the other
evenings when | return from the per-
Torrance at II. II. or perhaps evan
O'Clock | am utterly exhausted and
go to bed Immediately, although some
times the nervous strain will not let
me sleep. Usually / am up and ger
through a major part of my work In
the morning. After several hours OF
work, I take a walk. and In the after
noon more work: and evenings. when
am not singig, | go to bed early.
II love the theater and ] think that
If II were possible ] would so 70 4
performance every night and every af-
I ternoon besides, but / seldom crafty
( my liking for the reason that do not
T like to take risks I feel that IL IL
my duty to bring the public to the
opera house, and IN consequence l. ear
/ not afford to take risks.
I Worry and nervousness over the
possibility Of Illness are enough OF
themselves to harm one. They have \
way OF attacking the nerves OF the
stomach, and to be a successful artist
one REQUIRES in addition TO brains and
1.-THE ability 70 use them. strong
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
COLONEL HOUSE TAKES
BREAKFAST WITH PAGE
Presidents Personal Envoy says He
Had a Rough Trip Across.
Itinerary Not Completed

London. Jan AMBASSADOR Page
was surprised early this morning to
receive a telephone call from Colonel
Z. NJ. House saying Let's have
breakfast together"
Ambassador Pages information had
been that Colonel House was still
aboard the Holland-American liner
Rotterdam at Falmouth. where the
Rotterdam arrived after shutdown yes
terd8y.
The British authorities had waived
lne uHua' formaiities n he case Of
this ervov Of pres'derL Wilson. and
ColouoI E4.use, his wife and mis- secre-
;-rT were the only persons permitted
to land. They were taken ashore in a
special tender.
Colonel House expressed bis per-
4cnal tiew that sentiment in the
United Sta es was decidedly against
participation in the war Il II could be
avoided without sacrifice of the ma
tional honor. and that the struggle
was regarded az a conflict entirely
European, IN which the United States
was not directly concerned.
Itinerary Not Decided Yet.
In speaking to your correspondent
this afternoon Colonel House said that
he had not yet arranged his itinerary
fully. After ten days IN London. he
said. he would go 10 Paris. Asked If
he proposed TO go 70 Berlin he said
significantly:
Possibly. | may return 20 London
direct from Paris ard then go home
INN ediately. but possibly / may 20 to
Berlin. / do not know definitely yet"
He said there also was a possibility
that he might visit Rome.
The voyage. Colonel House said, was
very rough. the heaviest weather ex-
perienced smashing crockery on board
the Rotterdam. Colonel House re-
fused to discuss the sinking OF the
Persia or any controversial subjects,
Alfred r Erion. chief counsel for
the Chicago meat packers, and
Chandler F. Anderson. former coun-
sellor ~ the State Department. who is
assistant counsel for the packers, had
rot landed when Colonel House left
Falmouth. They are expected in Lon
don tonight
Captain Boy-Ed. the recalled Ger
man military attache. dined alone on
the Rotterdam. but mixed somewhat
with the other passengers. Your cor
Boyd will be "frisked" thoroughly
By the British authorities. since safe
conduct given applies only 70 his body.
and not to any mail or dispatches
which he may be carrying
Brand whitlock. the American min
ister 70 Belgium, who Is returning TO
his post on the Rotterdam. arrived at
Falmouth in good health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07


" -
make good our position in this con-
nect4on.'
Cites Force June 30.
lie then qAotsd figures 10 show the
fall strength of the army on June 30
lAs.--l 1929 officers and men OF the
com blatant forces, and their present
distribution. To these should be added
he said. i.is3 officers and 1873 men
Of the noncom blatant arms Of the ser
vice. bringing the total number OF
pointed out that the item Of pay alone
made up approximately SO per cent OF
the total proposed a appropriations.
Tn United States including Alaska
said the secretary, is OF greater area
than the combined total OF Austro-
Hungary. Belgium, the British Isles.
Bulgaria, Denmark. France, Germany,
Greece, Italy, Japan Portugal Rus
sia in Europe. Spain and Turkey in
Europe. the total of these areas repre-
senting only 81 per cent Of that OF the
United States
1T will of necessity" he added. BE
concede ed by any one who admits that
military force is requisite at all. that
our present military force Is totally
Inadequate to meet our responsible
ties.
The chaos which a crisis always
produces where preparations in ad
vance have not been made, makes II
certain that several months Of nece=-
=itv would intervene after the out
break Of war before any considerab BILE
number Of volunteers would be ready
TO take their training. and months OF
training must then ensue before they
could 10 ready 70 be sent into bat
tie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
William Fayershafn.

Because he has firmly esta blished
himself as a producer who maintains
the highest ideals of the theater. and
at the same time believes and main
tains that it IS primarily place Of
entertainment, the appearance or Mr.
william Fa~ersham in a new prodnc-
ton is always an event Of first i'm
portance For this reason the an
nouncement OF the engagement OF Mr..
F'aversham in his great success. The
Hawk" which comes TO the Academy
of Music tonight and Saturday, and
Saturday matinee. will awaken lively
anticipation among playgoers AIR.
Faversham does not bring The Hawk
10 this city as an experiment, for its
popularity earned the play a years
run in New York. and II enjoyed ar
engagement Of like period when pre-
sNnted in the French version at the
Amhigu Theatsr. Paris. In The
Hawk" II In said that Mr.. Faversharn
has found a part worthy of his talent
as a player Of first rank, and that
the Characterization In one of the fin
es, he has ever done. II Is parttcur
larry pleasant to find In his support
the usual excellent organization for
which his productions have always
been notable Mr. Faverrham endeav-
ors to always give the fullest pleasure
Of the theater. and IN the present Tn
stance all sorts OF playgoers VIII find
he has a play 20 their liking.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. MAIN
ETREET STATION
y p~Pollowlng schedule figures
pas4lshs1 a. Information and rot
guaranteed
SIS A. A-Datly local for DAnytils.
Ss7s A M~-Dsily-Lanits1- all
points South
ace p M-Exeeps sanday-Loeal
for Chase City. Durham and interns-
date stations
ssA p A-DaJiy-FoT Danwtlle, At
lantA ard Blrnin CHAM with P1ilnaa n
observation sleeping ear.
Ills p aifS-~LAraitsd-Por all
ussrts sonth Pullman ready $50 p.
IL York RIVER LINE
ga p. A-Dalfy--Local 10 West
Poias
sfs r. a-stsarser trAin. daily ex-
ssps saRdaY, for West Point and Bal
tinaoys No stop
T.7s A. M-DaIy-Loeai 10 West
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the South T.As A. NJ, ssss A.
NJ. a6s p ". and s@ae p. N. daily
s-ss A. ". sxe~vt Sunday.
rrors West Point: s.t8 A. " Sis r.
NJ daily. and s.4s A. A---sfeaner
eyafa frsrn Raltimors. dsiiy sxceD.
ascrdzy-
wAGRITpER DENT. D. p A.
saT East hain Street. Fron~ MAI i7a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

Rome. Jan e-Pope Bsrettct. re-
plying 70 the New Years greetings
from Representatives OF the Rome
nobility, received the representatives
this afternoon In audience The pom
tiS depiored the wHy ard praised the
char1tx bic work ~ the ncblsfy. blessed
the Representatives as well as the ae-
sent members. and their families. ex-
prsss6ux wishes for this safety Of ttsc<s
az the fronL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
OOIORs PRESENTATION TO
j. VI. II. s. CADETS JANUARY Il

Arrangements are being completed
by kator J. Fulmer Bright for a for
NAL dress ball and the presentation OF
eolors 10 the John Marshall High
School Cadet Corps on the night OF
January 81. in the Grays srmory. Ma
3or Bright will make the presentation
Of cclors a silk United States flag. and
Ma or Edwin p. Conquest. comnand-
ant Of the cadets will receive I. for his
battalion. The boys will then pass In
review before Governor Stuart.
Invitations are 70 be Issued to State
and city officials and TO numerous
civilians
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
Tncrease Thirty Per Gent,
CAPTAIN BAKER TO HEAD
HOTsI- FINANCE COMMITTEE

Captain ". W. Baker. veteran mem
ber Of the House Of Delegates from
Chesterfield County. In to be chair
raaa % the Finance Committee Of the
Horse az the coming session of thu
ffsasrzI Assembly. This position was
filed Al the 1914 sessson by Delegate
Aubrey @. Weaver. of Warren
Captain Baker has served on the
Finance Committee for a number Of
Years and IL sen.or member OF that
body During the Last year Captain
Baker was'a member Of the Virginia
Com m lss.on al the Panama-Pacific
Exposition a. san Francisco.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

Not in many weeks has an attrac-
ton presented in this city aroused
the interest now being manifested IN
The Battle Cry OF Peace" the NAM
moth motion picture in which the
plea Is made fer n&tsoB-~sds pre-
paredness program. This sreas drama
OF war, showing the invasion OF Amer
lea by a powerful and unscrupulous
enemy, the bombardment and destruc-
ton Of New York. accompanied by the
murder OF defenseless men and wo-
men, the capture Of Washington, and
the despoIiizatton Of many different
sections of the United States. Ia re-
garded as the greatest picture ever
prod uced. and unstinted praise Ia
given the vitagraph directors and the
$1,000 people who took part In the
production. Many Of the most prorni-
nent people In the nation have as
sisted in making this picture the great
est Of it's kind and the most couvinc-
ing thing yet done toward bringing TO
the attention Of the general pubic the
necessity Of providing adeqaate de-
fense for our country. The Battle
CRY of Peace" In being shown twice
each day at the strand Theater 70
large audiences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

ONLY AIL4-EAfL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January g. 1918.
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmond,
FOR NORFOLK. 'sl5 A. NJ. 1900 A.
NJ s3G8 p M .4-9B r, NJ.
FOR LYNCRBURG AND THE WEST:
ssI5 A. NJ. - 50 A NJ. 'a.ee p. NJ.
ss35 P NJ Local 70 Crews. 's2s P. A.
Arrive Ric hn1oud from Norfolk sii.46
A M .gs5 r. NJ sssee p. ~, 'l1:34 r
"a From the West, 'st5 A NJ IS al
A. N x.Ig r NJ. tf-te r. M IS !
p N 's.sa r. N
sDaQy. xDaiy except Sunday. feundsy.
" z BEyILLA W c. SAUNDERS,
P. T NJ. Roanoke. O. p. A. RoaLeks.
c II BCSLEY, u. P. A. Richmond, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
DFI4EG ATE1S ARE NAMED TO
ANNUAL FORESTRY MEETING

Commissions were AUTHORIZED by
Governor stuart yesterday TO three
Yirginians, named by the Governor ~
delegates TO the annual meeting OF
the American Forestr Association. TO
be held in Boston January II and Is
The delegates named by Governor
Stuart are: p Chaplin Jones. State
Forester, at the University of Virginia
s. H Marsh, of Harrison burg, and E.
d Clark. OF Woodstock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
LEGISLATORS. PRESENT AND
FORMER. CALL AT CAPITOL

Among visitors at the Capitol yea
,srdsy were Delegates q. 9. Davis and
Claiming W. Hall. Representatives Of
Norfolk County IN the lower branch OF
the Legislature. Two former members
Of the House from Norfolk also called
al oflces in the Capitol building dur
ing the day They are Captain Charles
]. Duke and DR.. Ferebee.
Former Senator Montague, OF
Portsmouth, was another Capitol
visitor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
gEABoARD AIR LINE HAILwAT.
Fho prpwr~uzfye Railway of the sent Il

South bound train scheduled to leave
Richmond daily, s:35 A. NJ, local to
Horiina: lao p. NJ. slsspers and
coaches. Atlanta Birmingham. Jack
~onvlIle. s;3S p n. coaches and slice p
era TO JAcksonvills; II 30 p. NJ, Florida
Limited. I24S A. NJ. sleepers At
ianta. Hifnain heffa. JaeRseFaE'EIs, TssEa-
"a. ard coaches Jacksonville.
North bound trains scheduled 70 ar
rive La Richmond daily 4.2o A. NJ asa
A. H. Local sas ~ H.. ss17 r. H.
ETeetiYs ct once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07


featuring fine Photographic papers
and fine optical glass This country,
he added was about to turn out
optical glass OF . kind which Il had
taken Germany ffvy years to de-
velop. Speaking OF the dye situation,
the secretary said that the country
was producing now FIVE times as many
dyes as a year ago. and II the increase
continued at the same rate in another
year. there would be produced al
thar our manufacturers would need
AS regards your own body" said
Secretary Redheld, Il think You have
taken the greatest step forward In
American history
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

LeAt.-Part OF Ge,d watch Fob Con-
tanning amethyst set Suitable re-
ward for return TO SCHWARTZ
CHILD BROS. Second and Broad
Streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
SCHEDULES.


Gin, Lvtlie a. West 900 D. s1I:ee D,
Main Line Local 's a, X .. x5:1s D.
James River Line 1000 a. xs:l5 o.
n News, NIX. Old PIT - a 'is m. 81 D.
Newport News Local '7:f5 a, 800 q.
Trains arrive from MIX. 'li;se a.
s24s D.. $40 o., n. News 's:5s a., IS
D From West $40 q, ss:ts D.. 1855
a. MO D.. 700 p daily from Char
lottesvilie except sunday from Thur
aond Jas. Rty. xs:25 a. '7:1s p.
sDzriy. xExcept Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

fCoutinle6 From First PagsD
The records for 1914 ci.edSn the corn
munfration compiled By three different
agencies give the total number lynch
ID during he wear a. 50. 50 and -.
1t should especially be noted"
dds The letter. that Of the afty-swo
persons lyuched, only s~ven--two
p hlte and FIVE colored-or 10 per cent
we're charged with the crime against
woTla nhood This shows clearly how
far and how quickly the habit has
spread beyond the bounds set by those
who FIRST resorted to lynching as a
remedy. According 10 States lynch
ings were distributed as follows:
Alabama /, Florida. 4 Georgia. g
Louisiana. "a Mississippi Ia Mis-
souri,. / New Mexico. / North Dakota,
p: North Carolina, /: Okla homa. y
Oregon. /. South Carolina, 4: Ten
nezsee Texas. s.
Increase Thirty Per Cent
The same agency which reported
hfty-two iYnchings for 1914 reported
for 1915. number iynched. colored,
male. So, female. 4, white. male, IA
female. o. Total 81. This Ia an In
crea Sc Of Is. or 30 per cent, over the
total number in 1914. II Ia worthy Of
note that In a. least four cases II later
was discovered that the victims Of the
mob were innocent OF the crimes of
which 4 hey were accused
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
Governor Finishing Message.

Governor stuart spent much Of yes-
,erday putting the finishing touches TO
his message. which wifi be transmit
ted 10 the General Assembly when II
convenes next "Wednesday The mes
sage will be one Of the shortest ever
sent 20 the Legislature hy the s.ats
executive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
BANK or RICHMOND, INC.

Richmond. Va. Dec. 20. 1918.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of The Bank Of Richmond, Inc
will be held Tuesday, January IL, 1915,
at IL o'clock. noon, at the office OF
Nessrs. John L. Williams e. Sons, cor
ner Eighth and Main Streets, Rich
rnond, Va.
LEWIS D. CREHsHAw. JR.
Ca shieF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
CAPTAIN DUNN TO JOIN
AMBULANCE CORPS

" Mckee Dunn. captain and quar-
ter master ln the virginia military SER
vice. viii ssft saturday on the Ro-
ch8n1beau to join the Am@rscxn smhu-
l&n<s service Ia Fra4ee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
FsEMs FOB SALE.

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x-x%2 A~w@s. s@s@swa&~& 10 10 Asy@
sarn-s ssrss 10 serss In h1gr rml+l-
wassSs was6 sSrk S~wsf EsrE ~ssg
xsaE4o@ ss68rg on lard. over nafl o
Sae@ feet TaiHz BE t3aahsr. hssf fzrrs-
fnx s~rs8@~ - N@--n Czr~l2Ha. %Ars
fws sf9~T n1sss fnrss 5sw ts1s ~
.saxea J h4~r& ssssEN sns .ssgs
rs.asnx sn&ss
DAw 0p~~~@s.ssy Fer a@4~k E@ysw--
EsFE swensxxs sr tsEs Dsyt-sr
w rss~ ~ s-TTnsF 8AEEfW AA&Z~
~ gaR rfsnx1S- s1rsef-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

rae % Jet OF this suit IS to have the
MARTHA bet~een the plaintiff, Max
Kapi 4cff, and the defendant. Eta Kapi-
Ion. .eselndcd ard set aside and judi
ciaIly declared .jll and void on the
ground If fraud and deceit Of the de-
PENDANT In briEEiag about and procur-
ing sa!A marriage.
An application having been made and
filed that the defendant, Eta Kapiloff.
is not a resident Of the State OF Yir-
GINA II ia therefore ordered that she
appear here within hfteen days after
due publicst ton OF this order and do
whatever IS necessary TO protect her
interest II this suit
\ Copy--Tests.
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk
Benz. Lovensteln. D. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
CLOCK RETAIHING.

Have Your Clock Called For, Repaired.
delivered and guaranteed, Phone
Madison Ass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

For sale--t S-ts-Dats, ~~ii-Eaaippea
1ruS store. nsE stock and fixtures,
Including soda fountain. ia = new
hotel building. steam heated. long
lease pa busy street In Petersburg;
he ousisst city In Virginia. II III
rerested. Investigate PRANK q.
FULLER COMPANY. Petersburg
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

The Regimen Of n Pr4ma Donrsm.
Of all the prfna donnas now en-
joying the favor OF the public, none
In 40 sought after IN society as Gerai-
dine Farrar, who win appear in con-
cert at the City Auditorium on jan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
LEGAL NOTICE.


VIRGINIA IN TIE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT - rHE CITY or
RtcNMC>p THE eVTH DAY OF
DECEMBER 1915.
Ajax kapito3Y. ................P Plaintiff
against
Eta X 6iloH ...... .......-.., Defends mt
~ IN sNCERY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

~ant~1--PsrtnsF Ia Wesl-Esta b naheA
real estate business in city Of TO-
csc. Must be experienced in sell
Ing farms. thoroughly reliable ana
farntEA good references To sneh
a man ar unusually good opportunity
will be offered. Addrssa r. care
Efrginian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

vs~H~nSg Awu cHgsRrIakp ~.
RAsEwAF COMPANY.
,g@E~r.s1tsg sek~s ia 81 Aerfi IL iS.s
sTKsx1ss ssSt * IL rhsngs xfiseEf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
sa4EANEwG AND FsRr-SHxG

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<s@I Pr s.S-1F2xs. cALx. RAJ -S@7
"a TMCsaD THE CHeZASZs~ 4s.ssx
rTKL .EEET wCFE GsLASG
I FES sw1 EEx.4SEEEL pFscMPsz
i sxRyH a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

Riehmond, Fredericksburg Z Potomac Z. Z
i I'd I'm ssAmea Nd t~ss->ss
e. k14 sI25 ii <Aa ~ hot ia v, az
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saza a. -hf q IA assxM sA hAth STxA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

sai%=n-en--To Hsnsle Finest Line OF
sGreFtisi1g fans. palm .esf and card.
bosrd. slGeline suitable all classes
business Big sellers. Liberal com
mission, Write today. Mahon Nov
city Cor pany. R@ntou. o. Fan Dept.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
REDFItLD TELLS OF

Continued From First Page,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

Wsna~A-<sA4 Frazier s~<s $50 Ola
tfvrs ssrnaSE-A PhsN@ %as3aca sssS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
GARRISON DECLARES

Continued From First Pase,)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Baggage. Inanitsd- .wssk days only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

We VIII Employ Trast-westhy PER-
se4 in this bocaiitY . distribute free
goods $50 per month. with good
chance fer aAvarceHsrt. All or
STARE tts1s- No experience. SILVER
SAFES co, Dept $50. Dubuque.
Ic8a-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
MlzMaa,.y

KINNEY klesns harp~fs Kiean- Work
q led Tor and delivered. Phone Ran
Z1ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07

E&sa hiiwkeA Manufacture wanta state
manager High class article should
Pay siS.S6s annually ssse capital;
Will Day expenses % Baltimore TX
yea are man ws want salea Man
eyer. Gontfnsntal Building. BAld-
more Nd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-07
E.anzzd-AUIaSn,
Statesmen.

ssIesmaa--azake Big sreaey selling
our new &C art picture knife punch
boards; 1Ig commission. WSle for
exclusive territory. Address DAN
sUAft.E SPEe4 Ats CO. Rex 4i5.
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