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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
LUMINOUS ARC
LANPSWILL Be
LIGHTED TONIGHT.
First Test Of the Splendid
New System of Street
Lights.

Residents of Fairmont will reCsive
the first benefit this evening OF the
splendid system Of street lights being
installed throughout the city, when IL
of the 800 new lamps will be lighted
for the first time, according to state
ments at City hall today.
Fifty.six of the big luminous lamps
to be lighted tonight are scattered
throughout the various streets OF the
East Side and Is are located along
streets on the west side Of the river.
The lights will be turned on for the
first time under the direction OF James
knight, superintendent Of electrical
installation for the Monongahela Val
ley Traction company. MIR. Knight with
a large force of electricians and other
workmen, has been busy for weeks
erecting poles, stringing wires and put.
ting up lamps to prepare for turning
on the switch tonight, which Is e&-
pected to throw new radiance over
an important section OF the city.
OF the Is lights on the west side Of
the river, one is located at Main and
Monroe streets, several along Wash.
ington street, at the intersection OF
Madison, Jefferson and other streets.
Several llBQLS nave DSCA AAtt -
Fairmont avenue at Fourth, Fifth and
Sixth streets.
The greater number of the lamps. al
ready installed are on the East Side
streets including Morgantown avenue
and other thoroughfares Of that sec
ton of the city. Anew light has been
placed near the North Fairmont sta.
tion Of the Monongahela Railway and
in other distant parts OF the East
Side. The installation on the East
Side. however, is not yet completed,
number OF additional lights having
been specified for that part OF the city.
A number Of the new lamps have also
been placed temporarily on the old
noles and in the old locations which
are differeut from the locations speci-
fed by the city engineer. All such
iamps will be placed In the new To-
cations as speedily as possible.
The work OF erecting poles and IN
staliing the lights provided for in the
Contract which the city has made with
the traction company will be pushed
as rapidly as possible and It VIII not
he a great Will before the entire city
viii be illuminated with 800 nigh pow
cred Summons Ieet lamps:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
Worst Flood in Quarter of
Century is Expected to
Occur.
IHUNDREDSARE suffering.
Pro- perty Damage Will Be
Great in Arkansas and
White Valleys.
a, As.ocla.ed press)

(BY Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Jan. 2S.-Hun.
dreds OF persons are homeless and
have asked for aid and thousands OF
acres OF land are inundated In the low.
er reaches Of the White and the Ar
Kansas rivers. Up stream, with the
Arkansas four miles wide at Null
berry, is a volume OF water which river
men believe will cause the worst flood
in 5Eyears when 1t pours down stream
andiinto the overflow that Is backed up
because OF high water In the Mtssiss'
tppi
The board of Commerce OF Little
Rock met today to devise plans LOT
aiding the sufferers near Watson, Ark..
whoisent appeals for aid yesterday to
Governor Hays. Elbert Stone, of Wat
son a planter and storekeeper, in
long distance telephone conversation,
said that virtually 500 families, driven
from their homes by high water, were
suhering for food and supplies.
Thirty thousand sacks were rushed
tost thefstate3 convict farm at. Cummins
where 1000 conyicts were set to WORK
Reinforcing the main lleyee.a and the new
nv tiie prds soners. 1T was thought the
ioopSwould save the farm, but fear Is
Expressed gnow. since predic cttons .sby
tie weather sbure Eau ell Z ofsSunprsses
dented5 stages, that the ;leVee sraay
not hold against the great pressure of
the water.
with the report of high water came
also information from Mulberry that
heavy rain and wind had done con-
siderable damage to residents gin and
OH mill plants.
Heavy rains all over the state last
night added still further to a volume
Sof water already dangerous and con-
Hnned rain makes the situation yir-
fIIal1y yunmanageable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
THEN THE HOUSE WAS RUSHED By COPS
Prisoners Are All Well Known Pickpockets And Their
Female Companions Money HassBesn
Identified.
IUCILCIHCNs


At detective headquarters the money
was counted and spFead out esa the
captains desk. It totated $500 and
many Of the bills were tdenttted by
tho cashier Of the bank.
The prisoners were taken 10 the Of
fee Of the state attorney and ques-
toned. Those held by the police are
Eddie" Mack, sEddi Burns alias
Byrnes; Harry sFein; alias "einkie;'
Harry Brandt, Carl Hoffman,. Alex
Brodie, Mrs. Margaret Hogan. Mrs.
Beckle Fein, Julia Costello. Jose9h
Friedman and Augusta Frtedman. his
wife.
Captain Hunt said that the arrest
was due to a hunch which he had that
the pickpockets had stur1ed sstiek'up'
men;
"I,sent mymsn to arrest Eddie Mncis
who was known to them IS q pick
pocket, and to take also eyery man
who ever worked with him. we sus-
pected the house In southwestern
avenue and the dStatl Of police that
went. there got resulta9
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Latest Advance Applies tc
Allthe More Important
Grades.

.al ~ Associate PTessJ
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 2S.-A further
advance in the price of crude oil was
announced by the principal purchas-
ing agencies today, 10 cents being
added to the more important grades
as follows:
Pennsylvania, $2.35; Cabell, $1.SS;
Mercer Black, New Castle and Corn
ing, $1.S5; Somerset, $1.73. Five
cents was added to price of Ragland
bringing that grade to $50.
Successive advances over period
of six months or more have failed to
bring out all the crude oil needed by
refineries and authorities said today
they hoped the new price would prove
a stimulus to prompt Developments In
the West Virginia, Western Pennsyl-
vania and Eastern Ohio field
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
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NI'III'EDFQR
H.I|lHIIQQIRT
Boston Law erW Will Be First
JewtoI Sitson Supreme
Bench.
15S illE



WAsHINGToHSJ Jan 2s-President
Wilson today selected Louis D. Bran
deis, Of Boston, To- he aaaociate JUS
! tice Of the Supreme court to succeed
the late Justice lamar III. Rrandeis
nomination went to the Senate today.
1t was a surprise sexerywhere Ia OIL
cial circles. Mr.. Brand els had not been
mentioned for the vacancy.
Mr.. Brandeis ts q lawyer Who has
been much in public lttes not only 10
legal work, but in various movementa
for social betterments He is Ken
tuckian by birth and Is SO years old
He was born and educated IN Louis
vile and later at. Haryard ana IN 1913
began practtcing law "a Bostpn-
He came most anotably BEFORE tno
public as a natl figure 8 years ago
through 3his participation IN the celq-
brated Ballinge Pinchot stigntion
in Congress In which he was eoun-
sci for the fore witch were opposed
to Secretary BalIinger and sought his
removal from office Later he was
counsel for the shippers who opposed
general increase insfreight rates before
the Interstate CommeTee Commission.
During the same period he was at the
forefront of, those Who Were demand
ing an Investigation % the financial
affairs of the New Haven railroad
4. He has also been AZ the forefront Of
the Zionist movement N the United
States and will the first Jew to sit
on the bench of the Supreme court.
At the beginning OF President Wllson'o
administration Mr. Braniels Was ez-
5pected to get 8aS place IN the cabinet.
MANY OF the admfnisttation leadera
expected him to{be appointed attorney
general
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28

At the left is shown the home OF
Thomas McHugh, built with savings
of many years Of toll in the Danbury
hat factories. Unless he is helped he
will lose this home and also every bit
of other property that can be seized
BY law as his share toward the $751;
900 judgment won in the courts
against the hatters' union This Is
only one OF the 1875 homes that will!
be seived by the same process. AT
the right is the home of D. E. Loewe,
head of the firm in whose favor. the,
Judgment was handed down by the.
courts. ,sss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
Grant ] Dis triie
Snak ess Come Out.
ss.s a y AYfilJ ~ ST. 9ERa aRIs "
iINe SEEN oEEH IAsT 1 Il
SATURDAY. ~

B. N. ,Hayhurst, one Of the most
prominent citizens OF Grant district,
was in the city today and told friends
that while he was not making predic.
tions about the weather, he saw a
"harbingert of spring" Saturday of last
week that puts itJall over robins, blue.
birds, ball playing and such things.
!. Saturday was al nice, sunshiny day,
and Mr.. Hay yhurst saw garter snake
about 16 inches long! His snakeship
seemed quite lively.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
Bulgars Get Munition
Captured in Serbia

BBRLINI Jan. 2S-Emperor Wlll-
ian has presented to the BzIgarians
all war materials captured by German
troops in Serbia, according to an III
terview with the Foreign minister NJ.
Rizow. a. .is
"The bdoty, Is worth probably 80
or 40 million marks the 4 dipl lomatfst.
added, and this generous gift has
made an 2iInpressiunS on gug.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
!Teutons Pr repairing
For Rushing Rush

KEEL, Russia, Jan. 2S.-German
prisoners captured in battle in BuxO-
wina assert extensive preparations
are, being made by Austrians and Ger:
mans to prevent a further Russian
attack on that section of the front.
II Is said some of the railroad lines
of Austria and Germany have been
closed to passenger on account OF
the movement 3 Of large bodies Of
troops aud supp plies to ukoWtaA.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
Warden Drops Dead
After Execution
fRv Associated press)

RALEIGH, n. G., Ian. 2S.-Warden
Sale, Of the North Carolina peniten-
tiary here, died OF apoplexy today after
he had superintended the electrocu-
tion OF two negroes. The warden ap-
peared agitated as he unstrapped the
bodies of the negroes from the cleo
trio chair, and shortly afterward be-
came unconscious. He was dead when
the physician reached him
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
British Casualties
Pass Half Million ]
Il. A,IIocIated Pressl

LONDON, .'zl .2S.-Premier As
.quith in a WI }Snsrepiys to- a srequest
Tor idformatit don says s that the total
British casualties in all fields of Soper-
iations to January were 549.467, OF
which 24.122 were officers and $685.
345 Of other rank
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28

AZ CANoNSBURG, Pa, Jan. 2S--=Three
hundred employees of the Fort Pitt
Bridge company were notified today of
an increase of 10 per cent in all the
wages. All employees except office
men and draughtsmen are affected.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28

coal FREIaHT INCREASE.
SWAsHINGToE,sJa Jan GA propoa-
ed tncreaseS of 25 Cents per gross ton
on bituminous coal "A carloads from
the CIearfields Pa, District to Provl-
dence. Auburn and 0ineyyiile, r. l.
was approved oday the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
The Weather.

i West Virginia-C Cloudy tonight and
Saturday; probably rain or snow. Cold.
,erS tonight! 81
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-01-28
Yours most sincerely,
SIMON D. GOODMAN, 4
Treasurer, Jewish Relief Fund.
AT BRIDGE SHOP.

Continued on Page Three:>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

LARGE. cool rooms. excellent table hoard
az sulnmer raIes. $50 Ems, Franklin
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cANDN nI.NEp

FIX
,SToEES HAVING CANDY DEPARTNEN!r
nhS OPENING FOR BUYER OF CANDY
T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH
NoNELTIEs And SOURCE OF StPpLY
Also ENOWIEDGE OF COSTS aEI1 car
ABLE OF PRODUCING SArrsFAC.rC,Ry
EESDLTS FROM THIS DEPARTMEN7'
81 ~ OF EXEMPLARY HABITS AND
HAVE THOROUGH EXPERIENCE S'ra1 ,
nee AND FIST ENrERIE$CE ADDRESS
G H. CARE TINES DISPATCH
WASTED, man cook 10 cook Tor mess
MAJ! a! raire Must have some expert
ence 3.5 per month and board VIII. !
y. smith: sup,.. TO-DAY. keysvillc. va
BON sawyers and nailers. good wages and
steaGy employment. Tho American Bon
Company. Cleveland o.
WANTED. registered drug clerk STATE
age and sa!aFy cNpcct.! single man
preferred. Win experience Address W "
y! p: y. 1896.
WASTED. 70 mall you l!st shoIviEE i!un.
Ir"!H cf names ~ different concerns wan.
Ing h-lr ot different Kinds. 5c1 Commercial
Bank Building. Raleigh. y. {.
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WANTE;I1-lsenI Estate


LIST Jour farms with j. A. Connetly g. Co.
Write postal tor neceosary blanks
WANTED. nice furnished home for the sum
mer months In Ginter Park. Westhnmp-
ton or Forest i'm, with 10 - rooms. con
Ecpicnt 10 car line, that han modern COM
forts and conveuiences. Answer at once
BOX No. r 80. caro- Times Dispatch.
WANTED. 10 rent "A dwelling by September
between Allen Avenue and Laurel Grove
Avenue and Grace. Is so. Times bis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

VERY attractive second-story front room
with board. connecting room. with private
bath II desired. 2i3 South Third. Appl,
2i5 South Third. Madison 1861
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SODA AND LvNcH MAN.

CONCERN wITH CHAIN or orT.oF
TOWN STORES HAS OPE%ING ,Or \
Nan HANlNG TiOEOtGH kNOwLEDif +:
MD EHpERiENCE WITH SODA DEpNRT-
ME:FI AND LUNCH COUNTER POSITION
HE!! TRES EXECUTIVE ABILITY TX De.
mEI.cPlNG SALES ASD EFFICIENCY tx
- r.SE DEPARTMENTS AT VAEIst-S
SIpitES ADVANCEMENT iCCCTp,%G
- RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED APlIf,
tAIioN STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL IL
Mii,n STATE AGE. PREVIOUS FX
i.ENiEEHE ~ DETAIL. WITH SAr.lEY
- i::NH POSITION ADDP r;SS < T. So
CARE TIM rs. DiSpArCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17


Lri US Siean and store your carpets and
rugs. We guarantee them against moths
W. Fred. Richardson. Inc S0l-6O3 West
Main Street. Randolph S43.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
UPHOLSTERY
CARPET CLEANING

c. c. LEVY
MAKES slip covers, upholsterinr and r..
pair furniture. 425 West BroaJ Street
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MERCHANDISE MANAGER

MAN BETWEEN 80 AND 81 WITH EX-
,TENSivE DEpAnTMENT STORE or;
SCFFlEIENr EXECUTIVE ABILITY TO
ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR PLAN
LATioN OF STOCKS AND IN'rRODlCiNG
CO-CpEkATIvE MEASURES THAT WILL
STIMULATE THE SALES FORCE TO IN
cHnGGAsED EFEonTS AND RESULTS
GOOD CPpoRTINiTY For MAN WHO
CAN MEASURE UP TO THESE REQUIRE
MENrS. APPLICATION CONFIDENTIAL
ADDRESS ". VI. Is. CARE TIMES-DIS.
PATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

CHRISTIAN man. under - years Of age
who has had mercantile store experiences
comprising window trimming and interior
HiSp!h%S Must have exemplary rast record.
Good health and "Xccutiv" ability. perlls-
ncnt position with attractive future arrange
Wcnts Tor right man. state entire pas, OK
pcrience in apDlica ton. which will be treated
as confidential Address ii. Sc. care Tines
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

FRONT View Cottage. Buckroe Beach. .Fill
open June Is. for the season. Apply 10
Mrs. William r. Is!ey
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STORE ASSISTANT

OPPORTUNITY for Christian man, not over
Z, years or ag. who has fair education
ana COCO hca IN. and * hcckiRg position that
VIII enable him TO develop hiinscI. by hard
WORK 'nf concentrated study To position OF
EcaI"nSimNty Must hay. clean past record
State "g" past experience in detail. WIN
care Tlmcs- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

LARGE. cool rooms. with or without hoarc
40 East Franklin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

BOARDERS wanted IN suburbs. nicely FUR.
nished, airy rooms; room and board 81
on car line, 10 minutes from Broad street
Madison 6364-W.
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SUMNER BOARDING

FRONT View Cottage, Buckroe Beach. sill
open June Is. for the season Apply 10
Mrs William r. Is!ey
SUMNER board foot Southwest Mountnins
Tor people apprec;at!ng refinement and
home-lihe conditions. Good table Mod
ern accommodations: no children. Mrs
Ernie Money C!s;Uont, Aitemarle County
Va
FIrzHUGH COTTAGE. Virginia Beach. Va
now open. Mrs. owen Williams Jr
TIE Andersen Cottage VIII be open from
June IS. WAN be under same manage
meHt. For rates write .irs. 4 nderson 200
East Franklin. Richmond. the Anderson
Cottage.
DiGG.s new cottage; Ocean View Va
Fronts Chesapeake Bay. Open the YEAR
round. Has all modern convenierCes run
nirE water and electric bell in every room
and running ice water on All floors and
private bath.
THE Greenwood House Will be open for
summer guests Jun" 20. 1915. Greenwood
is situated nigh in the Blue Ridge Noun
ia!rs. on G 81 o. z Beautiful scenery
healthy climate. mineral waite. a.d fruits
IN abundance For further Information an
ply 70 Mrs " 5. Harris Greenwood Va
WANTED a tew boardcrs in n private fan1
!ly. Call Boulevard 1851 for further
intoTna'ion or write Mrs. Charles Linsey.
Rap!dan. Va.
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FOR REST-Rooms.

THE MONTICELLO. ia North Eighth
newly furnlsked rooms. soc. 75c. 81 daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

DC IL VI > ATIIJN ENT.
HERE is An OPPORTUNITY FOR AMBI-
TIOCS CHRISTIAN MAN ABOUT -
YEARS OF AGE. WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL.
YEARS SUCCESSFUL. EXPERIENCE As
MANAGER OR BUYER FOR STATIONERv
DEPAKTMENT OR STATIONERY STORE
SUCCESSFUL. APPLICANTS WILL BE.
GRANTED JNTERNIEW APPLICATlON
CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS S r. 6S5
CARE TIMES DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

WANTED. colored man gardener on gem
temans country place in suburbs of BAL
timore. Wages. $50 month rs married
wife as cook wages $50. Good references
Highway. Baltimore. sid
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NOTION BUYER

NAN. uNpER % WHO HAS HAD WIDE
CHASING DOMESTIC AND FoREIGN.
MADE STAPLE AND FANCY NOTIONS.
PREFERABLY NAN WHO HAS BEEN
SANE At RETAIL. AN EXCELLENT OPP
pS02R.TUNiTT STATE AGE AND PREY
WHICH WILL BE HELD CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS " "a, CARE TIMES. DIS
PATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

PERMANENT position open for youny ma =,
in an insurance Office. Give references
state salary expected and reply In own
handwriting. Good opportunity. So care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
COUNTRY BOARD.

CAN accom- nIodate several bca!ders BEST
l""" lion. pleasant SUR findings and modern
Coi.F"rI!t noes. Five at far. 20 fsuc.roc
Beach and old Poin' Writ. for p.rt,cu.
lars. Mgs. Carter, - Eing Street, Hanp-
ton Va.
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WANTED-EOarti.

NAN and wife wish TO secure 10, ri j.. ,o,,,
pT!vai" FAMILY who have modern con.
F"n;"iir"s VIII :;Ooc board. v''et Of Robin
rim.ca. III .nn oh .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Richmond Trust and Savings Company
Juno .. 1916.
AT q meeting Of the board OF directors Of
this company. held this day. :he regular
quarterly dividend az per cent was de-
ciared upon its capital stock. payable July
/. 1916. TO stockholders Of record at close
Of business June %. 1915. Checks will be
mailed.
r. j. WILLINGHAM. JR.
Secretary.
en-American Building and Loan Corp
Richmond, Va. June II. 1916.
THE board OF directors OF this company
met to-day and declared scmiannual
dividend OF LIZ per cent. payable to stock
holders and after Iuly /. 1915.
CHARLES *. WILLIS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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HELP WANTED-.1aIe.

BOYS wAETED-wANTED % boys
MUST HAVE BICYCLES APPLY SAT-.
URDAY MORNING. CIRCULATION MAN
AGER. TINES DISPATCH
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VEHICLES FOR SALE.

FOR wagons. so to Richardson Bros. els
Brook Avenue. painting. repairing and
rubber tire work. Madison 1867
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

WOMEN become United states yoyc-r - a,
clerks. so month Richmond cxaninat.on
coming Sample questions ',rc" Franklin
institute. Department 1902. Rochester y v
WANTED. capable coloreG servant: general
hausework. Must he good cook 5Gs
Fourth Avenue, highland Park
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NOTlCE-CnurCn.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISOUI'ItI..
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Franklin Street, near Monroe. REV J. Y.
DOWNMAN. rector. Sunday school At AGO
Services morning at IL o'clock. Afternoon
at s. Strangers cordially invited.
ST JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH -
Morning and prayer and sermon at II y! n
Evening prayer and sermon st s:ij T.. NJ
rho first session OF the sucln"r Suuda !
school will b. hnlG at II 4 NJ. Sermons al
both services ~ the rector REV. q. FREE
LAND PETER
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FOR SALE-Nfiscellaneous
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

wANrED. TO CONTRACT WITH az liz.
LIABLE FARMERS FOR CREAM III
QUANTITIES OF FROM 5 GALLONS TO
% GALLONS PER DAY. l. 62S. CARE
TIMES DISPATCH
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W FRED RICHARDSON, INC.
rircproof storage for household goods;
moving. packing, shipping. Don't walt
uhtl september l. Let us help you to
avoid the rush. We have reliable men. and
will guarantee our service. Randolph S43.
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DEATHS
LOST AND EOEND

LcSSTo r.,,,o,, =, 80.
Lost Thursday morning abou; $3.50. on
new road running out OF Manchester. 10
ward for return 20 IL. + Hunter lr,- Eax,
Marshai, Richmond. Va
LOST. b. poor workman. with family.
monthly earnings. {59. around Coloria /
Iheatcr THURSDAY night. Show Kind hear;
bringing money back to Dennis Auto Supply
Co. bls West Broad. Liberia! reward
LOST. bunch Of keys with Ballard & Ballard
KEY ring Reward II returned 1903 Sou; n
Eighth Street.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE. china and wedding present:
packed and shipped With care. Jacot
Cmlaut Phone Madison 3232.
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EXPERT HATTERS.

YOU. AND YOU. AND YOU
SHOULD kno" what pleasure IL Is to wear
Al Panama reuUIelcd and cleaned by US.
Yes our famous perfection finish does Il
all. and tho price Tor and all soc. or
course: ladies'. too. Mail orders given special
attention.
THE MANHATTAN HAT WORKS.
,oi East Broad Street.
Phone Madison 9.0t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
HOTEL WILLARD F FR9or

New York Ave. and Beach. overlooking the
ocean Open surroundings Most central To-
cation. Capacity $50. Modern in every way:
private baths. running water in rooms elcva.
tor. etc superior table. Special early sea-
ION rates. $3.50 up weekly. $3.50 up daily.
Booklct Direction OF owner. II. Ii. Kill
PATRICK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
OrkneySprings Hotel and Baths

Orkney Springs, Va, Open June I.
Beautiful mountains: always cool: eleva
ton ECO Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
Germany, for nervousness. poor blood gem
<rai debility. rheumati Em. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement. dancing.
pool, tennis. crouuot; good table: reasonable
rates: SO; booklet. H. e. Carter, Prop