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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14

We think that the experience of
Baltimore, if we may trust the news
reports on the matter of recruiting
for the volunteer militia, will be du-
plicated by the other large cities of
the country. There we learn that
few native Americans have indicated
their willingness to fight for the ma
ton, since the Mexican situation dis
tinctly provides such a contingency,
but that the preponderance Of the
recruits has foreign blood in their
veins. Although no express state
ment is made, we find that the ma
jority of those of foreign blood are
Russians, in other words, Jews, for
there are comparatively few non
Jewish Russians in our large centers
of population. This condition was
what we anticipated, the Jew here
excelling over all others in his pa
triotic Americanism. He sets an ex-
ample eminently worth following to
all our citizens, and, in spite Of the
determinations practiced against
him in all the social walks of life, is
primus inter pares when it comes to
defending our country against all
enemies foreign and. domestic
Hebrew Standard.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14
III

through it's work, the Bureau of Re-
search may become central body Of
all Jewish soldiers who may COM
municate with it regarding their
needs and the conditions of the ser
vice. If conditions are to be made
satisfactory, the exact facts must be
known, drawn from actual expert
ences. The Bureau, in it's compila-
ton, should have these further OBJ
jects in mind. In this way it can
make it's work constructive as we'll
as merely informational.-The Sen
tinel.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14
July "A, 1916

his observance of religious forms,
there may be a decline but it surely
cannot be truthfully claimed that
there is any hypocrisy.
On the contrary the very fact that
there is an appearance of decline
is the best proof of sincerity. Insin
certify does not manifest itself in in
difference to or in neglect of reli-
gious formulas. Usually the hypo-
critic is outwardly "from''. It takes
a certain amount of courage to diff
fer from your neighbor or to brave
the charge of being irreligious.
The large class Of Jews who fail
to observe the Jewish code are there
fore clearly not guilty of insincerity
or hypocrisy.
Those who remain loyal to Jew
ish traditions and observances can
not justly be charged with insin
cerity for a different reason. Men
usually follow inclination unless it
is unpopular Popularity is at least
as powerful a motive in most mems
life, if an accurate analysis could be
made, as profit. But it is popular to
appear indifferent to ritual and form.
Those who cling to the observance
of the Jewish legislation do it there
fore from religious scruples not from
fear of popular disfavor.
Neither can question of profit be
raised 1t is not profitable to the
average Jew to keep "kosher," to OBJ
serve the Sabbath and the holidays
and to make the manifold sacrifices
his religion demands.
If the supposed decline Of Judaism
is based on the theory that the Jews
are or are becoming hypocrites, the
claim is untenable. If the decline is
based on empty pews and unobserv-
ed Sabbaths then the inquiry must
be on what constitutes Judaism in
the mind of the modern Jew. But
the claim of insincerity must fail.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14

Magistrate Samuel D. Levy has
been promoted to Justice of the
Court Of Special Sessions of New
York and assigned to the Children's
Court. The salary is $4,000 per an
mum. Judge Levy is vice-president
of the Hebrew Sheltering Guardian
Society.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14

The Rochester Jewish Farmers
Association is the latest organiza-
ton to join the Federation of Jew
ish Farmers of America. 1t is COM
posed of Jewish farmers living in
the vicinity of Rochester, n. Y.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-07-14

A number of Jews occupy promin-
ent positions with the National
Guard now assembled in Texas.
Among them are Col. Henry S.
Sternberger, Commissary for the
state of New York; Col. Jacob
Frank, surgeon for Illinois, and Col.
Milton J. Foreman of the First
Cavalry, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

q co.
DYNAMO. practically new, ] 7-horse
power. compound wound. Sl4, uncN-
cclicd for lighting or power. Apply 1915
East Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
FOR SALI:--itcnl Estate

oNE- OF thc most attractive lota on
thambcllayne Avenue. Gintcr Park.
l"VN233. west side. VIII give II bargain,
TO quick purchaser. Address & Az care
Times Dispatch
FOL; sale. nice corner lots in Nest End.
cheap TO close an estate. Address !:
a2t. care Times Dispatch
FOX sale. on tn" Wes,hamptpn car line.
near the Country Club. nice lots or
easy terms without Interest ur taxes.
Address G 1913. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. 4 tract OF good timber con :
SiSting OF pine. oak anu pulp wood :
something over ohc-half mile from
ply j. II. OrEnin. Atlce, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
BY RUFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate AuctioneerS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALt

BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust
dated October a. 1914. and recorded in
the clerks OFFICE, lfenrico Circuit Court.
IN Deed Sook 20i-A, page 81. to the
undersigned trustee, default having
Deen made i'll the payment OF por-
lion of the debt therein secured. and
being required so 10 do by the bene-
htiar!, ! shall sell at public auction.
on the promises, ON
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1916,
at 1880 o'clock l.. NJ,
that certain lot of land with the i'm
provcments thereon. lying and being In
!ienrico County Va. containing TWO
- acres, beginning and running from
Il pubic road Oh The southwest side To
Adclinc Jones on the south, thence TO
stella Reeves on the north. thence east
TO Joseph burroughs, thence west 10
point OF hesnnim.,.
TEkMS: Enough cash to h"fray .hc
expense of eXccuiln@ this trus; ana TO
pay two notes of 80 each with interest
thereon from April q, 1915. aud Octo-
her II. 1915, respectively, with :, crcCit
of S3D0. payable on October Il. laiu.
and Scmiannual interest notes thereon.
This property is located ni the cx-
tens ion of Oaklcys Lane. near hri,k =
yard: Get OFF nj StoD ~. Seven Pines
car line. and go south down Oakley :
Lame SeNen-eiGhthS OF IL mile.
JOHN II. GUY
TruSte,
RUFfiN & SLOAN
AuCt iOnccr.,.
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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. s5.75: New River
or Pocahontas nat. So: run of mine
s:.25. w. e. Reams. 70T North Seven
tcenth. Madison 6434.
SPECIAL this week, briIuetts sc ton:
kindling wood, So load; large oak
and pine blocks; every kind OF coal
used in Richmond. Just try me once.
j.. L. Long, Madison 1863.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

COME to see US for your fruit. vege-
try. We have u full line at reasomabl e
prices. Martin Produce Co. 1925 West
Broad Street. Madison 1878
To the Lot Owners of Hollywood Gem
ctery: On and after this date those
persons owning lots in Hollywood
Cemetery, who have secured the re-
quired permits, will have the privilege
OF entering the cemetery grounds in
automobiles on Mondays from 3 o'clock
y. NJ TO II o'clock noon; on Thursday rs
from O'Clock TO o'clock T. NJ, and
o'clock y. NJ.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
Il. G. WHERRY
February is. 1916. President.
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For SAIIE,-I'ar.ms

3Ga acres. good buildings. miles west
OF Earmville. VA. in sight OF mac
adam road. one mile OF Norfolk and
Western Railroad. $40 per acre |. 4j5,
care Times-DiSpatch.
FARM OF - acres. small i-room house.
new barn, between the broad Street
Road and Laurel Station. $500. viii
exchange for Il house in the city OF
equal value. Phone Boulevard 33l
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FUNERAL. NOTICES.

LlPSCOMR- funeral or Nil.
lMoGEHE HOMES LipScoMB wil!
b" held from her residence, e42i liam
Pallbcarcrs are ". - Nashi.tsto,!
:sohert a. Rylnnd. pr. g. vi. i;oschro.
James +. Ryland, John BaEbv and Err
nest NJ Long Services wil! b. con
ductcd by Roy. " l.. Bail. II d. Of
Tabcrnacl" Baptis, Church. assisted ny
nr George w. Mcdaniel Iut"rrneut III
MAuKY-Th. funeral OF MIR HJCIj
ARD W. MACRY viii take place
THIS CMONDANt AFTERNOON at
> o'clock from the residence Of Mr..
IoitiauN Robinson, SIS l-2 West
Franklin street
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.


FOR sale. stereoty?crs' mats. lSx2t:
. flexible and tough: Just tho thing to
line chicken houses and outhouses: 81
per 100 pounds at the Office: So cents
extra for out-of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch.
PuErEREp White Wyandot,e. barred
Rock and EOsccomb Rhode Island
Ked "%gs. $l6o per -. nay-ol chicks.
2"c each Special na;inE@. =; per 10.
4. ~. Thomas, Eloominrdalc Poultry
Farm. pumbartoD. Va Madison 5035-E.
WANTED. >" or 100 White Leghorn
hens. cheap can Randolph 800. or
boulevard 22So-J
" ANTEp. or . good incubitors and
broodcrs. cheap. Cali Randolph 300,
on Boulevard 22S0-J
EGGS from single Comb White Leg
horns, Rhode Island Reds and Ply
mouth Rocks at reasonable prices.
Madison 576l-J
WANTED, young Run Lcghorn cock :
crcl Must be pure. Phone Randolph
253o.
FOR sale: - pure bred Single Comb
Brown leGhorn pullcts; now laying.
First money order for sl2 gets them.
Mrs Eugenia Sullivan, Cumberland.
a.
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WANTED-lteal Estate

LIST your farms with j a. Connolly
g. Gu. Write postal for necessary
blanks
TO Hopcwell City property owners
We can lease your business property
or lots so as to get YOU = Guaranteed
income OF from $40 TO 500 monthly
Write call at once. tullcr Realty
Company. Foythress street, Hopcwcli.
WANTED. TO rent houS. Of o. . or
rooms: poSscssion not later than
April -. Address G.. r. L., Room 1901
FIRST National Bank building. stating
price.
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TWO nicely furnished CONNECTING rOoms
private bath, hOt-watar heat. all mod
ern convcnicnces. Will rent separately
II desired. 1921 West Grace
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AUTOMOBILES

A. ]. FLEMING YIELDS broken metal
parts of every description. Auto
parts specially. Cylinders crank
cases. transmission cases, rear axle
housings frames. tenders machinery
ana castings OF all kinds welded Rca-
Sonable prices. Estimates cheerfully
given. Fleming Welding Shop, ai5
North Relvidcrc street. Madison $685..
WANTED. buyers for used cars Of
nearly every make. We give very
best possible values. Your iuSncction
IS solicited. FaiSon X Adds, 1923 Wesl
AUTOMOBILES
| have anything you want in light
used car. Also two 7-pasSencer cars
and G-cylinder: 6-cylinder. ooh. T.
Fiat, just the thing for spccdster
Bayard Starhuck, 52l East Main Street
HAVE second hand car in good me-
chanical and paint condition. VIII
trade for small farm near city. Adj
dress II so care Times Dispatch
FOR sale. my new Ford car. With scv-
eral accessories. The condition OF my
nerves does not permit me TO run H.
g $50. care Times Dispatch.
STOLEN. on Friday night. from i0o
East Franklin street. Ford touring
car, 1914 model. license number. I2157
taxes number 5iG23r; car equipped
with Kelly Springfield oversize tires
real tire carrier, Prcstolitc tank on
left runningboard, fun set OF X. w
shock absorbcrs. suitable reward for
information leading to recovery T.
r. Tiller, 1903 West Broad. Randolph
1897.
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FOR REST-Roo,ris.

FURNISH ED rooms. central location
. South Fifth.
THE MONTICELLO. ia North Eighth,
newly furnished rooms. soc, 15c. 81
unilN. =
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AUCTION saLEs-Futurc DAYS.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by EDWARD s ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
TING lAd. ATEg III ct Ed sH,GK 4 nWHI
FFG GEF 70 y *TE kit'r;;v Lor asxl21
by virtue of the below mentioned
decree. Will, on
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF FEB
RDAHN. 1916.
ut 400 T. NJ
sell by auction. upon the promises. thts
irui! valuable property located upon
the fashionable East End boulevard,
mp-to- date, and Speciality des sT for for
home comfort BE with us.
TERMS; So much in cash rs may be
principal note OF 81 800. with interest
I" FEBRUARY -: 1916. secured by said
ICED nsea or trust ,he cost Of This suit and
balance in TWO equal installments. AZ
or" ana TWO years from day Of sale,
Ell. ne title 10 toe Retained until all
pu,ohaSS money is pad and i convey
tue option OF the purchaser
y. THOMAS MOSBY.
Special Commissioner.
Clara Bell Harris. by, and etc.
,o,t. , vs. Plaintiff
Defendant
city OF richmond:
1. Luther Libby, cIcrlt of said court
certify that the bond required of tn.
special commissioners by the decree in
SAID cause OF February is. 1916. has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th d.: =
OF February. 1915
LUTHER LIBBY
Clerk
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HELP WANTED-MnIc.

RESIDENr manager TO open Richmond
office. Liberal salary ana commits
sionS. yearly contract. Small invest
ment required. i'!rcprooi, TOT Fifth
Avenue. New York.
l.. s. GOVERNMENT wants clerks $iO0
month. Richmond examinations APRIL
-. sample questions free. Franklin
institute, Desk y. s. Rochester. y. Y
MEN for nr"men. DraHcrucu $40
monthly; experience unnecessary.
Railway. l. 43S. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
BUSINESS CARDS

GIAUctS \. BRYANT
CIVIL ENG lNEE,R AND SURVEYOR
PETERSBURci-N A.-HOPEWEl.L
Mcllwaine Bldg Finn Bldg.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE co
Richmond. Va, Feb. g 1916
ANNUAL Mt;F,TIN
THE regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of this company will be
held at the company's Office. IOl5 t.as,
Main Street in this city. On TUESDAY,
the I'D instant, ut IL o'clock NJ.
WM II. MCCARTHY
Secretary.
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
ltiChmond. Va.
iii: annual meeting Of stockholders OF
this bank VIII be held February ~
at II O'Clock at the bank. 1929 Hull
Street.
J. II. PATTERSON.
Cashier
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DANCING.

bANtlNG-Ail the latest dances taught
IN class or private instruction. Phone
Boulevard 1881.
LATEST steps III the modern dances
Easy method ~ teaching iusIIres re-
suits. Classes or private Instructions.
call Boulevard 22oS-J
PRIVATE and class instructions in ali
of New Works latest dances includ-
ing tn" Three-Step. Miss Blackwell
ana Mr. !iarvic Phones Randolph
400 Madison sow.
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AUCTION sales.--future Days
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE: NEW KENT COUNTY
FARM

This farm contains 3s4 ID acres.
more or less: one mile from station.
about - miles from Richmond Nice
almost new cight-room residence:
usual outbuildings; nice orchard: fine
soil; 200 acres in cultivation; convcn
ient TO schools. church, mill. Il r. H.
by the place. This is Il valuable place
and should attract investors and home
buyers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

Hot Springs. Va. FEB. 10. 1916
To the stockholders OF the Virginia Hot
Springs Company:
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Virginia Hot Springs Com
pany for the purpose OF eiccting dircc-
tors and for the transaction Of such
othcr business as in:ty lawfully come
before the said meeting. including tie
approval OF ali OF the acts OF the board
OF directors and of all committee,
thereof of the said company i'm the
past year. Will be held in the office or
the Saiu company in the Homestead
Hotel. at Hot Springs. Va, on SATUR-
DAY: the 18th day OF February. 1916,
at II A. NJ: The transfer books will
be closed Friday. February u.s. ut 2
+, NJ; and remain closed until 10 a. NJ.
Monday, February IS. 1916.
II. ALBERT. Secretary.
THE annual meeting Of the stockholm
ers OF the Cans Rady Company will,
be held ut the office of the company,
1905 East Main Street. Richmond Va.
on WEDNESDAY. March /. at II
o'clock noon.
GEORGE w. EADP
Secretary.
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HELP WANTED-AIale.

WANTED. good meat cutter: man To
devote his attention and energy to
ireSh meat counter In retail grocery.
Must be courteous. polite and strictly
temperate. Good position to right man.
Salary, to start. SIG week state age.
references required with first letter.
Address Is al4, care Times Dispatch.
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Mthnull0 .Bspatrh
SIXTY SIXTH YEAR.
TIsLErnoNE Yo1,u w.N.r. m

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE IMES-DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
onLL1, ono cent word whom paid in nd :
vance. NO I'D tnken for icss than 10 &C
$500 al AZ. ono and one-half cents u word for
I'll elaHsincu ads. except SituutIon Wanted
~ one cent word. No I'D. tuken for less
than IL cents
NJ ADS. taken for less than rs cents when
.uaIkeu or phoned In. Phoncd orders not
sSranteed. Classification not guaranteed
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Statesmen with established trade to
represent standard line autocra I
trousers. Virginia and West Virginia
y. y. strauss ~ Co. Baltimore.
ATTRACTIVE. opening on Ford sales
stan Tor a man OF proven ability ono
noFIceJ. WHO Is possessed or energy
reSourccfu'nrss. and who wishes to
make connection where this ability
VIII open MP future in the greatest
industry Of tho kind. Apply by letter
Tor an interview, stating experience
aud qualification Ia tho Sales Manager,
haehl"r Motor co, Broad and Ryland
streets
WANTED. competent salesman Who is
willing 10 work hard TO make good
ON Il commission basis. High grade line
OF steam spccialtics. Territory Rich
mond ana Vicinity. Address +. .. Bon
zoos. Richmond. Va
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FOR SALE-Mis:ellaneous

FOR sale. nice clean white paper. SO
wrapping anything requiring white
paper. such as bread. glassware. laun-
dry. ETC., Sl.25 per 100 pounds at the
once; also old papers at SO cents per
100 pounds at this office. Will not be
delivered Call at Times Dispatch of
fee. fir3t floor.
ASK your dealer for Brauers origina!
Smithhcld sausage. one pound pack
ages.
LARGE sleeping porch. easily taken
down and rebuilt 3i1o Cary Street
Road.
TO THE LADIES.
FOR sale, Yer: reaSonab bly,. u brand =
new, never set Of fine furs. Just
from factory: made from three large
FUR foxes: AN eNtraordinary bargain At
S27.o" Cali Madiao-: Ai7iW.
FOR sale. stereopticon and movie out
tit cheap. G i26. care Times Dis
patch.
FOR sale, bootblack chairs show
cases. butcher supplies. South
Fourteenth Street.
ALHEMARLE pippin apples Abe
marie Pippin apples. We want every
lover Of apples 10 try Il sample barrel
OF our Worlds Famous Noll .\lbcmarlc
Pippius. We make the price lower than
they have ever peen sold before. namely
$500 per barrel, freight prepaid. Order
on business letter head or send ref
/ crcnce. Peaks of otter Orchard CO.
Box 3il. LynchburH Va.
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ACCOUNTANT. 20 years experience
Employed during day. but viii take
special work in the evenings. Make
"Udits. writ" up books. furnish bust
ness statements. etc. Address +. go
ca~r Times Dispatch.
WANTED, Is position as bookkecpcr or
assistant with a reliable firm in
Richmond can furnish tn. best OF
~ tcrenccs. Mamma ctu..ng or whole
sal" accounts preferred. y 5l7. car.
Times Dispatch.
\ competent bOokkccpcr and account
ant open for permanent employment
Win reliable concern. Excellent ref
"icnc"s a. to character and ability
R"p!!. l. ""G. care Tines Dispatch
YOUNG; man wants work Of some kind.
cnii Lewis, Madison 2i37-W
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wish TO announce to my many friends
and customers that am S,iii fit
tinE the barclay custom, made to- or
der corSetS, guaranteed all through.
Appointments solicited in the privacy
of your home; fitting guaranteed: also
phone Randolph 3623-.I. Mrs. =. II.
Hattou,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

If IN NEED OF MONEY, BORROW
lEWELRY AND SlLEERWARE FROM
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
ALL BUSINESS Conducted STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. PRIVATE con
SCLTATlON ROOMS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN. SECOND FLOOR
sou EAST BROAD STREET.
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Asbestos

PlPE COVERING Is 4 GEEAT An
VANTAGE TO YOUR HEATING
AnrARATus. AND 70 YOU il YoiI.
EIEI. BILL. HAVE YOC THE AS
BESTOS SYSTEM? If NOT. SEE Is
SOUTHERN ASBESTOS MEG co, 10
GOVERNOR STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21
Kitchen Presses and China
Cabinets

No modern house is considered per-
f.ctly equipped without press in the
kitchen. and II late style china close,
in the dining room.
Tear out your old and let US put in
the new.
Write or telephone us to send our
man to talk il over and take your
order
There are as many different styles Of
presses and cabinets as there are in
spring bonnctS.
MONTAGUE MFG. co.
Broad street and Belt Line.
Lumber, holding. i.aths. Sash. Doors
Blinds. Cedar Posts. Everything in
WoodwOrk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-21

LOST. French poodle: answers 10 name
OF SDookS. Reward ii returned 10
VOC East clay.
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FOR RENT-Reai Estate.


L NENPlRED lease l0-room house; nice
oCation. in good repair. $40 month.
Also new 6-roon apartment. West End.
modern couvcnienccs. Cali Boulevard
i32. Week days ) TO >.
FOR rent, building rear OF Fourteenth
and Main Streets: suitable for shop.
storage or small factory. Richeson "
crutchfield. Eleventh and Bank Streets.
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FOR observation-disclosures.

FOR rent, Gresham Court, Groom
housekeeping front apartment.
Phone Or. John D. Martin.
TWO rooms ana bath S22.j0 per month.
heat. light and water included. The
Randolph" Pollard & Bagby. agents
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WANTED-I'arns.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -------- .------
FARM wantcd-NEaut to correspond
with parties having farm for sale.
Nonc but owners need answer NJ e.
TrcXl"r. Newton, Ill.
WANTED, small farm near Richmond
or near railroad station. Price not
over $1,000. II YOU have anything at
tractivc To offer, address G 3o6. care
Times Dispatch.