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of German manufacture. In the view of
the government Of the United States
these facts from the first made the con-
clusion that the torpedo was fired By "a
German submarine unavoidable. 1t nov
considers that conclusion substantiated
by the statements of your excellency's
note. A full statement Of the facts upon
which the government of the United
States has based its conclusion is IN
closed.
ILLEGAL ATTACKS GENERAL.
The government of the United states
after having given careful consideration
to the note of the imperial government Of
the 10th of April. regrets to state that
the impression made upon it by the
statements and proposals contained in
that note is that the imperial govern
ment has failed to appreciate the gravity
of the situation which has resulted not
! alone from the attack on the Sussex but
| from the whole method and character of
submarine warfare as disclosed by the
unrestrained practice of the commanders
or German undersea craft during thu
past twelve months and more in the in
discriminate destruction of merchant YES.
sells Of all sorts. nationalities and destina
tions. If the sinking of the Sussex haf
been nm Isolated case the government OF
the United States might find it possibl,
to hope that the officer who was re
sponsible for that act had wilfull,
violated his orders or had been criminal,
negligent in taking none OF the precau
tons they prescribed, and that the end
Of justice might be satisfied by imposin
upon him an adequate punishment
coupled with n formal disavowal of tn
act and payment Of a suitable idemnit
by the imperial government but. thoug
= the attack upon the Sussex vas mani
= fcstly indefensiblc ana caused "A loss c
: life so tragical as to make it stand fort
t as one Of the most terrible examples of tn
= nhumanty Of submarine warfare as I'll
8 Continued ON pnGe four).
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EXAMS. FOR OPTOMETRIsTs

Rutland April l9,-Seyen prospective
eve doctors, including three from ont
side of Vermont, took examinations here
to-day hef re DR. &, J. Cleveland ana
DIR. A. II. Slldcr of this city, members
of the state beard Of Optomctry IN,
candidates are /" l.. Straw OF Wilder,
Lawrence =. Folsom of South Royalton,
Henry f. Merrill and Harold j. Merrill
of Lowell, Mass Mrs. Alex Sieeel of
Nlnoosk, Mrs Alice p. llaskns Of 81
Johnsbury and Maurice L, Rowe of Free.
port, Pa
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SWEAR SUSSEX WAS
NOT TORPEDOED

Berlin via London, April l9.-The for
eign office transmitted to-day to the
American embassy a supplementary note
I'm regard to the Sussex containing affi-
davits sworn to by a Swiss passenger
ON the Sussex that the steamship was
not torpcdoed and also statement to
the same effect from an American pas
Eenwer.
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WILLIAM Nj. INGRAHAM
ASST. WAR SECRETARY

Washington, April 19,--William NJ.
Ingraham, former mayor of Portland,
Me-, has been selected by President
Wilson for assistant secretary of war
The nomination was signed o-day. Mr.
Ingraham will succeed Henry Breck-
inridge, who resigned with former Sec
retary Garrison
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pI.oTTERS ARE SHOT.

III Paso. Texas, April l9-General Ga
,iro. commander of the Juarcz garrison,
received a message from General Cutter
,oy military governor of Chihuahua, stat
ing that 10 civilians concerned in villa
Mot 10 seize the Chihuahua garrison were
executed by the firms squad to-day
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VERGENNES.

Harrison =, Sanford of Cornwall has
announced himself as candidate for tn,
office of sheriff of Addison county.
Sunday, the Rev. William Laugh
ton assumed his duties as pastor OF thu
Baptist Church. Mr. Laughton comes
here from Hinesburg, where he has been
pastor of the Baptist Church in that
town for three years. For ~ years he
was n missionary in central China and
for 10 OF these years he was also 4
representative of the American Bible
Union Mr. Laughton for the past seven
years has served as pastor in New
York State and Vermont. He has three
sons, the Rev. James LauEhton, pastor
of the Baptist Church at Westport
y. Y, Charles Laughton of Windsor and
William Laughton of burlington. Mrs.
Laughton was for 10 years in China with
her husband, but was compelled to fee
from that country with the children
during the Boxer uprising, returning tn
Scotland. their native home, while Mr.
Laughton remained as Interpreter for
the British government. The Rev. and
Mrs. Laughton's daughter, Miss Hen-
rietta, is at home with her parents
County Sheriff DIN \. Smith of Addt-
son was in town saturday and an.
! election to that office, which he has
! filed for the past l. years.-Miss Ruth
! Norton. who is taking a course at the
! Scudder school. New York city, IS
spending the Easter vacation with her
mother, Mrs. f. G Norton,-Frank A.
| Ross has returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Rutland.-Miss Lydia Brown, q
! teacher in the public schools a. Salem.
! " iS cnapNiuU the vacation win
her sister, Mrs. Nathan Travis, and her
! brother, Levi H. Brown-Miss Annie
! McAuly, who recently fell and injured
her spine, is at the home of her par
! ents in New Haven. Joseph Montenay
spent Sunday with his parents in Brush-
ton. n. Y.-Mrs. Charles Tull and daugh.
ter, Miss Helen Tul. visited friends in
! burlington Saturday.-E. B, Lee is III
, with pneumonia Mr.. and Mrs Elliott
Renaud of ST Adams spent Sunday
| with his father n, j. Renaud.-Miss
Helen Adams of New York city is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. Harry Kenyon
| Miss Marjorie Prcntss spent sunday
with relatives in St. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
John T.. Bartley left saturday on two
weeks business trip to bridgeport
Conn.-H. A. Brown went to Burlington
Saturday to accompany his wife home
from the Mary Fletcher hospital where
she recently underwent an operation -
Mrs. Levi II. Brown son, Onslow, ana
| Mrs. r. L. ingsland were visitors in
; Burlington Saturday,-Lovi II. Brown
t was called Saturday to Ogdensburs,
~ " on business connected with the
. Sheffield Farms Slawson Decker COM
pany-At meeting OF Pierpoint Lodge.
| knights of Pythas, Friday evening tho
q rank of esquire was conferred on one
4 candidate and at the close the members
We're given refreshments or new maple
l. syrup by the chancellor commander II.
Il G, Herrck
/ A horse and wagon belonging to f. q.
, Bristol was stolen from the horse shed
y Of the Congregational Church sunday
a evening while Mr., Bristol was attending
. services at the church. No clue has yet
= | been found as to who committed the
h Continued On Page twO.l 4
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Nsv N~,o IN w.;
NEWS BY COUNTIES

is in Walllngford to visit his sisters Mrs.
Nina Rogers and Mrs. B. &. Ingalls,
Mrs. Alfred Panton and children of Ner-
gcnncs have returned to that city after
d visit here with Mrs. pantons mother,
as. Albert liendricks.--Prof. and Mrs.
Edwin Holmes aie spending a few days
Nth friends in Eutand The Rcv. r. A.
Austin has returned from Saratoga,
y. y, where he has been attending tho
annual conference of Methodist minis.
tcrs.
The funeral Of Mrs. Helen t. Camp
bell was held at her late home on Sey-
mour street Wednesday afternoon at
three o'clock. conducted by the Rev.
John Evans Bold. There was a good
attendance and many flowers. Tho
bearers We're =. +. Chapman, Frank r.
stone Jesse i}oula and G. +. Rich.
Tho mteiment was in the family lot in
the West cemetery. Among those from
out Of town were Mrs. Fannie Austin
of Montcloir y. j.. and Mrs. Julia
Wolf Of Union Hill. y. J.-Roco Mama
rclli an cmploye Of the Vermont Mar
/ bic company at their plant at Bedcns
who had been Ill tor a few days, was
taken on the five O'clock train Tuesday
afternoon to the Proctor hospital, where
/ he died early Wednesday morning at
! Tho ora or "a voors tro ;s e,r,ived bv
= wifo and tvyn chi1dro, who arc +,
ro1v # 10 o,,,o,tod th,+ .hn ror,,ir,
,,-iu 10 bro,ol. haot. 80 ,,i11,ot,,r,.
,rboro III, fr,,oroI or,.icos ,.,, y,
| bold ,,d h,ri,l r,,1o ,rbo ,.u,,r,
water was shut Oft from the west part
! . A. i,, ,-, r -,
! -,
! ivDctipp Of CT and
! '' J''1 ''' - '"'' nam '0 'N
! "'"'" Hu'e'' N''e'e t""'e were t"'
'.o" -ou'S. D"'"."y Huiil' ear
W" u'u-'''T "l MI anu Nirs' marry
| r. ii"H'' VINO "au ueen III ior Some 'l'r"
al t'eir nome dleu luesaay afternoon.
fUheral services VIII be heid at the'f
home thus afternoon at two O'Clock.
The ReE. ID. II. CorNran VIII otIiclat'
and burial VIII be IN the Munger Stree:
cemctery.-Mrs. brennan of St Alban3
is in town for few days visit at tho
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CONTINUED On Page twO.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

In execution Of a decree Of the Cir
cut Court of lIcuriCo County. entered
March 20, 1915. in the suit OF Eobcr,
y. Thorp vs. Margaret NJ. Goddard ct
s.oncrs. appointed FOR that purpose.
will sell 1T public auction. on the
premises
TUESDAY. AI'RGL {. 1915.
at ! e. NJ.
the tract OF land above mentioned con
mcnts thereon. consisting az small
dWclIin. and stable lying and bciul:
in 1icnrico county, Va. on the north
side II the BROAD street Road. adjoiu-
ing lands OF Michael Carroll. Il. \.
Frayscr and others and being the
the late SMITH ~ rhorp died seized
and possessed.
This tract, situated MS it is jus, vest
Of the corporate limits Of Richmond.
and in the line Of westward growth OF
the city, is constantly growing IN val
nc and should attract the attention Of
spectators and investors. II is suit
abl" for immediate subdivision.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and tho
residue in equal instalmcnts al six
from date Of sale, at L per cent per
aunuln. tho purchaser executing notes
for the deferred instruments, and titlo
retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance is di-
rccted by the court. or all cash, at tho
ALEXANDER IT. SANDS,
GEORGE l.. IIAW,
Special Commissioners.
] hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the special commissioners In
the above mentioned cause has been
duly given.
Tcste- S. p. wADDu.L.
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WM. " MILLER & co. INC,
Real Estate Auctiorccrs
l23 North Eighth street
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
40. l2l0 EAST BROAD 81.

Novembcr :, 1919. rccordad i'' in '' tH"
clerks Office of the Richmond Chnncery
Court. III T. r.. 2.9-A page 400. to
secure the payment of "a certain mote
therein described. default having been
made IN the payment Of the debt Sc
autr"d by Che beneficiary therein so
MONDAY. APRIL 2. 1915.
at O'clock l.. NJ.
ruhlic auction tho property conveyed
therein. viz all thai certain lot, piece
or parcel Of land. with all improve
Rrond t Strrnt l T"w' IN "I ~" 10 East
city OF Richmond, Va. on The north
line OF Broad Street, between Twelfth
and described as follows. to-wit Com
mencins at a point on tho said north
line of Broad street at The west line
the north line of Eroad Street. in a
western direction. and fronting thcre-
on twenty-five l2o feet. more or less.
tween the tenement hereby conveyed
and 40. l20S. adjoining same on the
west and formerly belonging to the
estate OF Joseph Allen: thence At right
angles through the center of the said
partition wall one hundred and twenty
iivc l25) feet, more or less; thence
more or less, to the west line of sale!
public klieE; thence at right a"glcs
iIlu aIohe the west inc OF SAID public
alley one hundred aud twcuty-iivc
G2"l feet. more or less. 10 the point
of beginning on Broad Street.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cNpcuse OF sale.
all taxes due to day % sale. and to
pay note OF one thousand $4,000. Coz
ioIiaiS. on which there !. Il credit
OF three hundred tS3Oo00I dollars.
dated November =, l"li, and payable.
one year after date. and any interest
that may he due thereon. Sale hcin.
made subject to :: prior lien or deed OF
trust, dated January II. 1909. and re-
corded In the Richmond CHANGER v
court in -. Il. GOOD. page l@i. to Sc
euro the sum OF twenty-five hundred
($2,5o0.00) dollars.
W. l.. MILLER.
Trustee.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W. FIRED RICHARDSON. INC.
f'ircptoof Storage TO-. Household Goods.
col SOB West Main street
DON'T forget. when NC move YOU NO
are Responsible Tor your furniture and
IN" protection of your house. Before
moving Get our prices. Randolph Si3.
&. C. Mli.i.NEIt'S transfer. moving and
Grating furniture q speciality. trunks
hauled. claim checks ISSUED at the
house Tor :our baggage. two men on
cur wagon. l'ianpS properly hauled
"o2 North Smith Street Phone Madi-
son ltti
a HoWI.l:S. zoe parcel delivery.
TRUNKS, zoe. van. $50 load We do
nous" cleaning Randolph 22?l
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NOiIClfS-IA.gaI.

To the creditors of s. j. HA1pD
OF Richmond in tho County az
licnrico and district aforementioned
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on IN.
sd day of March, y. r. 1916 tho
said :: j.. BAIRD. was duly adi,idi .
Gated bankrupt. and that the mrs,
meeting of his creditors will BIO
held in my office. Rooms Nos. SO2 S03
American National Bank RuiIdinp
Richmond, Va, on the 18TH DAY OF
April. a. p. 1916. at 10 o'clock in
creditors may attend, prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bank.
rupt, and transact such other bushes.
ing.
THOS. b. SNEAD.
March 81, 1916.
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7HE MLENTINE AUCTION CO
~ INCORPORATED
ol8 EAST BROAD f.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Horses, Mules,
w agons, Construction
and Camp Equipment

OF TIE TIpI.W ATEH ruNSTRIrC'-
IioN COMPANY. ON WEST STREET.
EtTWEEN cHNFFIN AND Ei.N-
EKl.I STEEETS. REAR 3l00 CHAT
jim STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
TUESDAY. APHIE. Is. 1916.
BEGINNING at 1n:&o o.clnck \ NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED. Old FALSE TEETH
AND old gold and silver. 81 10 SO paid
roe old broken sets Of falls" teeth.
highest cash price FOR old j"w"lry.
Such - rings, watches. chains. spec
tactics. etc. amy condition. also gold
crowns and brjdgCwOrh. This week
only. Drop postal VII call. Address
i. 80. care Times dispatch.
WANTED. Old-timc sofas, chairs. side
boards, tables. high pos, beds. clocks.
old gold and silver brass :tndirons.
f"udcrs. dic-Sticks; in fact, anything
old. Writ" me what You have. j. X.
Beard, II West Main. Madison S30I.
BASH i:TS.
If IL is = basket. We have IL; If not
make IL Some with the willow
furniture. Richmoud Willow WORKS.
2IG North Adams taudolrh "a.
WANTED. pony-""ut"st labels. state
quantity and price. y 800 car"
Times Dispatch
WANTED. to buy second hand portable
oven. must be cheap. Address |.
Mecca 1910 East Broad street. I'hone
itmdoiph ihSi-J.
WANTED oi.D FEATHER REDS. OLD
TIM: FURNITURE. plIDNE MADt-
son 1907
WANTED. ." buy in",orcvcl". 1913
model quot" lowest prize. aud
make. Address X arG. car. Tines
Dispatch.
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BEIW ZEN STUART AVENUE AND
kENSINGTON STREET..
~ virtue OF a certain deed of trus,
dated July Goth. 1872. and Of record ia,
ne Clerks one" Of tho Richmond
ohhnc"ry Court. in y. - 2l7-,'. nag"
80 d.iault having been made in tho
cured and at IN" request Of the bene-
hclarS hereunder. | viii sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
W EDNESpAI, APRIL ETH. 1916,
At ) o'clock i. NJ.
tn" property described in the 81 iCl decd
rs follows: All that certain lot of
iand. lying and being in the ci,y of
klchnond. Virginia. on tho east line OF
the Eou!cvard beginning frty-four ,5i)
i"ct north of Ivy Street, now known al
stuart Avenue. thence running north
WardIy and fronting on the said cast
iinc Of the Boulevard twcutv-Scvcn
CD feet, running back between par
aH"l lines one hundred ana fifty tI50)
feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the
expenses OF executing this trust auv
taxes due. and TO pay the following
notes: = note OF 900 with INTEREST
th"rcon from July %oth, 1918 q note OF
Hl2c."O with interest thereon from
JANUARY 30th, 1914. and ~ note Of Sl.0 90
with interest thereon from july Goth
1914; balance n one and two wears.
{. L. DENOoN
Trustee.
c. L. e H. l.. DENOON
.hUCtioneers
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MEETINGS.

Office of Tho Albemarl" Paper Manu-
iac'hiinE company, ki"hmoud. Va.
m March 20. 1916.
IN" regular annual meeting Of the
STOCK holders of The hihcmarlc Paper
Mhnnf''',uiInE company viii II" held
~ the office Of "a" company at Rich
mond. Va. ON THURSDAY, the 18Th
day OF April, 1916. At II o'clocI; A. NJ
ARTHUR l.. ItoBERTSON
Secretary and Treasurer.
y stated communication Of IIcurico
MON Lodge. ~" i3e A. y a. A Nj
VIII 10" held in Masonic Hall III -
North Twen;N fifth Street. MONDAY
EVENING. April ,. at o'clock Mem
h'rS of sister lodges and transient
present.
Ky order Of tho woyshipGul master.
JOSEPH :. WILSON
Secretary.
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MONDAY, APRIL 3. 1915.
at A:2O O'Clock l. VI

at 400 O'Clock l. NJ
that beautiful suburban home. located
in tho best section Of this dcsirable
community. on one of the incest gravel
roads leading out Of the city. and ius,
opposite the Masonic Han and post
office. The dwelling. which is OF brick
with slate roof. has twelve rooms, nice
bath, hot-water heat, running water
and is nicely lighted. The lot fronts
90 feet on the Seven Pines car line
ana runs back between TWO streets a
depth OF 200 feet. Aside from a nice
site for the home, there is enough
ground for eight or ten nice building
lots This property is located in the
most thickly settled community on this
road, and has almost every con-
venicnce. and being convenient 10 the
graded public school and several
churches The property would make "a
beautiful home. or would be the very
place for a nice clubhouse or private
sanatorium. or could be used for other
purposes
AS tho owner resides in another city
and is very anxious TO sell. here is an
opportunity TO buy a big bargain.
TERMS: Announced at tho sale.
We viii carry any who wish TO at
tend the sale. and will call at our Of
fee later than
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TlpII(NlsTTIIRS

TYPEWRlTERS-R ENT-SALE.
MACit MES Tor every requirement at
prices from S2c.50 I'D, cash or easy
payments. Rent, SO month; months,
$3.50. Three months rent applied on
purchase Every machine bennington.
Company. 60 East Main street,
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ON account OF TIA" T,dcwat"r Con-
Struction company going ON, If busi-
ness. w" viii sell :t their stables on
West street trcar No. 3lUu West Chat
nm street,. on above date. their entire
equipment, teams. etc. CONSISTING: of
in part: 20 Fine Mules. very Fin,.
ilors", II Doubl" Wagons (slat botto,np.
Dump WAGONS. Dump Carts IN
wagon, ! Austin " Western Road Ma
chine. : Pavement Flows ar hooters |
Double oliver Chill Flows. | Cutting
Knife. brcn Buggy Gust ovcrha,l.db
Road Cart ard Harness. IS Sets
li"uhl" Harness. Sets Cart II:,r-
ness, Camp Houses and tuiip-
ment: Tent and Fly. large lot OF Sin
II" Trees. Str"tCh.rS, Ticks. Shovcls.
steel BARS. etc, etc. lot oak Wagon
Lumber twcll scasou"dD. and many
other articles used in road couStruc-
ton work.
Sale positive. EVERYTHING TO hc sold
at the highest bid
TERMS: cash.
THE VALENTINE. AUCTION co. INC.
Auctiprs,rS
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DRY CLEANING AND SECURING

pressed: soc; secured. 75c.: rren eh
ri"ancc' 81 "p. y. Want & 90. tailors
Phone Madison 7O.S.
YOUR salt pressed with sanitary
preSscr Tor 25c. Called for and de-
hN"red towards French Dry Clean
dolph 1905.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

FOR sale. shares Broadway National
Banl< stock, cheap To quick buyer.
Address * 90. care Times Dispatch.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

House CLEANING.
ifPtHt cleaning staining. waxing
serh3inG hoogs, ucw houses hard :
Wood noor- Il specially Randolph
iar$ Madison 2i73-J. WILLIAM
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&. l.. * II. l.. DE\DOE.
AuCtiOuccrS.
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lIOk SAIl.-Nlisccllnncuu

TYrEW RITTER new standard sioo ma
chine. Sell Tor $50 Take 50 "a cash.
50 monthly. Free trial Typewriter
Box -. Richmond.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Virginia CAROLYN. Chemical Comp,

Virginia Carolina Chemical Comp.ny,
bth"" of Treasurer
li"h'n"nd. Va. March -. 1915
Dividend No So
n" board Of directors have this day
declared "a dividend of two dollars tS2J
per share. tho sam" being quarterly div
ih"rd No. :" on the preferred stock Of
'hiN company, payable April H. 1915.
when checks viii h." mailed to all prS =
fcrrcd stock holders Of record a, the
close OF business ON March ~. 1916.
:. w. TRANEHS.
Irp1stIrpr
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BUILDING MATERIALS.
Flooring, Moulding, Ceiling

Rough and Dressed Lumber.
VIII appreciate your orders for small
quantities or carload lots Phone or
write us for prices.
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURING CO,
Broad street and Belt Line.
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED TO buy for cash old gold and
silver. Fine watch and jcweIry re-
pairing a speciality. Il. G. Meyer Jew
clry Co., 81 West Broad Street
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Auction Sale
OF
Attractive Modern
Suburban Brick
Property

NJ HIGHLAND SPRINGS, CN THE.
SEVEN PINES CAR LINE At
STOP 80, BEING THE LATE HOME.
or ME-. T.. S. READ.
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES.

CATBoAT. ."NS. 3-hors" power. ma
hrt"nN cabin CnIuplct" win ten
der. Ni2H. Address y ~ Touchtou.
owner. II South Street. Baltimore Md.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Day,
AUCTION SALE
| wo Beautiful
Building Lots
in Montrose
Heights

oN Srlru SIDE OF MDNTDOSr
STREET. lust EAST or TuE GOV
EtNMENT ROAD.
~ The request OF tlu. owner who +,
'!,'Iiotns +" sell wo viii Otter Tor SAL.
al public auction. on tn" promises ON
WEDNESDAY,. ArEu. ., 1915
At > O'Clock T.. NJ
'v" Of the most desirabI" lots I'm th,>
Sl"%inS suburb: situated on south side
hloch east Of the Government Road
each hoiu.s %3Nl5a feet to an aIlcv
Grated public school and churches con
Nrut"n'. street cars expected to rur,
to National Cemetery very soon
These lots should appeal 10 home
builders or SPECTATORS.
T-IEMS: Announced at tho sale.
MOORErEELD K BLAKE
AncIionners
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Hardwood Flooring

10 maple aud plain OF Guartorod oak is
QUO oi our specialize. II Is, 81 course.
n"!nS used IN attractive modern resi-
n"n"cs, and - may he laid ov"r old
noorS 10 beauty ana modcrniz. older
dwellings,. Talk 20 us about IL.
RICHMOND LUMBER COMPANY. INC.
INNEfL .nI SO. I lnlL -,rnnrs
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~ the request OF the owner who is
now living in another city and in
Structs us TO sell tn" property. We vii!
offer FOR sale, at public auction. on the
premises on
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SAFES.

BARNES SAFE: AND VAULT co. -
40 ~ Nor;h Twelfth Street
picboid Safes
Special
Several iir"pr"oC safes with Bunk.r's
burglar proof chest. TwO very larp"
hr"po"i safes. Viii exchange for your
safe ENp"ri WOLF aud hauling
promptly done.
WANTED. a good :ir"pro"f safe. IA
dress i S3i. ear" Times biSpIt oh.
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DETECTIVES.

BUkCH'S rrivate Detective Agency.
home Office. Park Building Phone
Randolph 1885. Richmond. Va