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Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23
NATIONAL GUARD RESPONSIBILITY.

The National Guard is responsible having killed the federal volunteer army plan That plan would pro Tlded body of civilian troops trained by army officers serve for the regular army and subject always to call without delay red tape
 The lack of such be endured if there is another body capable fulfilling same function The Guardsmen believe that they perform that service and it is up to them to prove it to the country spects aggregation of volunteer provided by the various states regarded as American But two things remain to be before such troops can serve the purpose for which they intended. Ii must be made certain that they be lawfully utilized or federal service in emergencies without loss of time
 uate numbers and apply themselves conscienously the prescribed training For the first requirement gress responsibility. For the second the Ma tional Guard itself will be held responsible.
 The army bill agreed on in conference provides for 900 Guardsmen apportoned among the states in the ratio of SO0 each member of Congress The present theoretical ratio is 500 congressman In few states is the membership anywhere that figure And have the possibilities of the existing system been realized.
 Will the National Guard the responsibility of making good now? Will recruit itself up the require Will persuade the citizens and the legislatures the states to do part making this vital of preparedness system workable? Arizona s less trial than populous states.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23
SINCE NoRA's pooR-sLAM.

The New York Tribune points that it is thirtyseven years since An elderly poet sat down at Christana to write his first play At the end of Act III his heroine by name marched of her dolls house with ban waving and slammed the door Behind the door she left husband whose sole fault calmly considered was in being what he was supposed to be, husband. He welcomed regarded inability think, and in many words urged her to lean me- should not be man. he explained if this womanly helpessness did just give you double atractiveness in my eyes So she slammed the door and took to the open air. The Tribune concludes that the independent female who slammed the door in 1879 has since returned home bringing some wisdom with her. And she is still wo man-qute as unmistakably woman ever. Actual, the open air has done her good"
 Along this line New England woman speaking of local conventions "A neighbor of mine who has daugh- ter of eight just Boston from two years in San Francisco She said she glad her little girl was to be brought up the East because in California there public opinion against girl hence no chaperonage md though girls just good West and East sti liberty is great for their good She gave me this Illustration In San Francisco often great part Of the street roped off, there is music, and you and might lance without introduction being necessary and without criticism What on the contrary, would happen to you pr me if they roped of Boston Common and we danced with anybody whatsoever? Imagine the on Beacon Hill"
 The Beacon Hill are those of the later IAor valds and their feminine counterpars And with all due ieference to the conscences of Thorad and his friends m Beacon Hi which are unquesonably sincere, the sit lation at San Francisco indication of more vbo,esome and democratic social status Open air whether the street of western city or outside the of Thorvads house in Norway, is good for women Liberty may go their heads little temporarily put his passes they and their children are the better mt for it. So incidentally Thorvalds successors in the role of husband.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23
MUNICIPAL PARK IS
 DEDICATED SUNDAY

Continued From Page One) praise. Trade unionism was com mended and general appeal was made for the support of his past poli cies and his future intentions. Indus trial relations. as a whole, with par ticular reference to those in the state of Arizona were covered al length.
 William B. Cieary, Arizona's peer less orator, was next on the program and received brief eulogy at the hands of the chairman, Waiter Holm.
 Cleary wasin fine form and made one of the most telling talks. In part his speech was a distinct parcel of praise for the activities and works of Governor Hunt.
 The speaker then launched into an attack. on military and naval prepar edness, declared William Jennings Bryan the greatest man in the world since Christ, and advocated industrial preparedness in the formers stead. The European war, with all it's devas- tation, was covered in part; the speak CT declaring that it was not caused by the peace loving people but by the "kingcraft of Europe"
 Following Cleary's speech Walter Holm, on behalf of the Trades Assem- bly. presented Governor Hunt with an elegant chest of silver, "as a testimon ial of high esteem in which Governor Hunt is held by the workers of the Warren District"
 The surprise" of the program con- sisted of the presentation of another chest of silver to William B. Cleary by the Trades Assembly.
 The music, furnished by the Copper Queen Miners band and the Boys band was worthy of the highest common dation and the program was conclud- ed by selections from both organiza- tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23
DIPLOMATIC EMBARRASSMENT.

The natural result of Germanys attempt to make her submarine concessions conditional our action against England evident the present attitude at Washington With the German crisis past. government would be expected other things being equal to proceed energe cay in calling Britain to account for her blockade oenses But the feels itself unable to do so for the simple reason that morally speaking Germany has tied it's hands.
 If Washington promptly demands tha. England square
 her blockade policy with international law, England VIII naturally assume that Washington is speaking as the nouthpiece of Berln-that while formally repudiatihg such bargain Germany proposed we have tacty ac- ;epted it. To save our own and sefrespect, as well as to make demands effective. when we speaK
 we must impress Great Britain with the fact that we are speaking not as German advocate but as the champio If neutral rights government feels oDheeu 10 20 slowly that when action does come It VIII De SCH evidently sincere Thus Berlin diplomacy, which ought 70 have foreseen embarrassing situation into WHICH it was putting us has defeated it's own purpose
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23
Gate of Ohio. City of Toledo. ! ss.

Lucas tounty, |. f. senior partner of the firm of r. J, Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City or To- ledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum. of ONE cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bysthe use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. E'. FRANK J. CHENEY, Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 6th day of December. A. n. 1886.
 (SeaD A. ". GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and inu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo. O. Sold bv all Druggists. 7sc.
 Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23

Five chaplains have been chosen for the Republican National Convention at Chicago The next step should be O provide full ambulance corps, Remember 1912!
 Now that Lncoln Neb., has decided to have prepar- parade wonder whether it has fallen under the influence of the coporaonowne press or the manutac urers who want to their employees
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23

In the Sunragist slavery parade in Chicago thirty
 six girls typifyfng the which have not granted the tallot fin women will march with hands manacled ant with ball and chain the shape of toy balloon al tached their ankles by cord Would not gold ankle along with wriswatch more appropriately represent their condition of slavery?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23

new explanation has been given for Germanys lavish ing so many men on the attack Verdun It appears that Verdun commands the Briey iron mines between Verdun and Metz still in possession of the French with out them Germany cannot get enough iron for the wal and without them France would be crippled
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23

A first prize for national park Of 5000 acres in the hills at Mt. Desert. Me, offered by private interests to the government, are before President Wilson for acceptance.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-05-23

It is estimated by summer there will be 2,750.00 automobiles in the United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

For sale--Farn. stsek. sssass ana In.
plements TO the right man thaf
comes at sths right time VIII sell At
q bargain. farm containing 30 scrss
OF good land. 10 Acres OF place In
timber and wood. Ab66t 43N09 FEST
OF saw timber. about i.S08f S6ftis Of
wood, 40 acres Under high state Of
euitiyatfof. ~ atrgf stsAlN esrriSs
Between two and sfhr&Ssrhundred
grape vines, air In good bearing.
Young orchard. near 1o8 tfssa diff
ferent varieties. New T-room house
in GOOD condition. Concrete cellar
and granary: two chicken houses;
smoke house: stable for I horses
shews for cows: wagon sheds. etc.
span nns young mules. coming
years old. driving horse. 10. city
and family broke. 2 cows, corn. fod-
der and hay; located y miles of high
school. 8 miles from Richmond. about
/ mils from two churches. on r. n.
D., Is mile from one OF ths best
pixies in Jbe State Of Virginia. House
.sstuated In q. s.h4anftfni kfask. Price
now $7,6by. haff .tash, balance IN
yearly paymsnts Addrsss r. q.
Prick. Route s, Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

A. t&e 0@yx fa11e4s rssseF - ~
cfky who c6u f&ke your old suit Or
drees and make Il look like one p
fh< original srr116 desagns ~ 1915
make speciality u this Glars -
work purtnx the month ~ Feb
fuary VIII make special xaduc~
tlons on alteration work. IN order
to keep my help employed. Suits
made "a order from your own ma.
terial conpiete for $1,000. Including
the best silk lining NJ LESSER.
! Ralefsh Apartments. Phone. Madison
1873
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

Fer saIe--TAree SETTER Puppies. Hand-
some pair. TN months old: male.
white Iiyer-colorrd spots: female.
white orange spots. Excellent hunt.
Ing stock. good blood, attractive
companions. Pair. s1s. One male.
about year old. white nver-colorcd
wpots. six weeks good training this
season; excellent stock. Price, sac.
Further Information apply MISS
yIRaTNIA-S. MCKINNEY. Is7 South
Sycamore Stfses. retersburg. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

Lesser. the Ladies' TalIsr. III ths RaI-
etgh Apartments. Advance sampler
and styles for spring. Suits made
10 measure. $1,000 and up: sitrts,
$3.50 and up with princses top.
There prices are lower than ready
made and fittings ara guaranteed.
I Phone Madison 4b33.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
81. Geo WILL BUY 10 ACRES. WITH
THREE-RoOM COT TAG n.
ABOUT. MILES FROM THE
CITY. EASY TERMS
C. l.. 4 II. l. nENooN.
So7 East Main Street.
IS ~ ssss5 4
! = Ssf sas m 2 + ~ Il E ~ & y ~

5si tSaA 5* A2&sT
esssy $50 ssrsSss sers
WE .Ik.AYKlEUME OF THE
MOST BEsIHA BL n
FARMS u IN EASTERN
VIRGINIA., u SLANT
FROM RICHMOND FROM
FIVE TO FORTY MILES.
NORTH, SOUTH. EA6T OR
WEST. home OF THESE
ARE ON JAMES RIVER.
NOME DIRECTLY ON
RAILROADS AND SOME
IN, THE INTERIOR.
WITHOUT ANY DOUBT.
NOW TS THE TIME TO
PuRcFIA8E a VIRGINIA
FARM, VALUES ARE IN
cREAsING ALL THE
TIME. RICHMOND TRUST
AND SAVINGS COMPANY.
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION
DOLLARS. HEAI4 ESTATE
: DEPAit1AftcNf. Nj Al n
!, AND sIrvESfH srfsEE1ss.
= So fsss- 80 sss asess3 ss5f'sl = -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

wasssx---A rsvt.sr = Js1s IL M ass-
water. carrying medicinal prop4r--
ties. Located -fHrnsdixt~iy nj sta
item. On trunk line railroad Must
hays practical knowledge Of the
manufacturing parted tho business
and some capital VIM give long
free lease for planning mill site At
same place. Good location for clay
products plant. Communicates with
G. n. j., care Richmond yirgintan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

sIobJack Hay Fagm--We Have . SPLEEN
did truck farm about two miles from
MobIack Bay, for sale on easy terms
Has sen-roofn dwelling, three-acre
lawn. with ine old shade trees. two
acre orchard and vineyard, large
oyste. beds. The soil IL light. sandy
Loan. and vii. produce vegetables
and other truck equally as well as
the truck gardens ar0find Norfolk
For full particulars, see G.. L. & Ill. l.
DENooN. soT East Main Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
FARMS ron SALE.

reur Miles From Hichmond. One-tIalf
mile from electric car: good PROPOSE
ton for responsible party ~ RiRCH
ARD. Route 4. Box ~. Phone Ran
dolph sass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

6. 4 \ n. l. DEsooN.
~ Ear Maxn sr<<t
8toeso WILL BCy l.ese ACRES WITH
FINE OLD COLONIAL
DWELLING IN KING WILL
~. LIAM COUNTY. ABOUT 80
MILES FROM RICHM0ND. ON
@ THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
WITH sPLENDID Il @ W.
GROUNDS ON THE PAMuNr
$st.ese WILL BUY a.ote ACRES IN
NEW KHNT COUNTY. ABOUT
oNH-Hx1sF CLEARED AND IN
FINE STATE OF CELTIyA-
TIoN: TWO SDwELsLINds,
BARNS. AsTABLE AND OTHER
CUTBuILDfNGH r. A n G II
AMOUNT or TIMBER AND
cORDwooD; ALSO coNsID-
. ERABLE1g GUM. POPLAR AND
x OAK TIMBER.
100000 WILL HUT SO ACRES WITH
COLONIAL DWELLING. STA
. HIsEs, BARNS, ETC: ABOUT
80 AcREsrIM 4 HIGH STATE
OF CULTIVATION. THIS
= NJ, = e
RIVER. ABOUT 80 MILES BE
Low RICHMOND.
Sis.0as WILL. BUY 2so ACRES OF
Il LAND Is AfIkEa NORTH OF
THE CITY. s.ROOM HOUSE,
LARGE BARN. STABLES AND
= a ttztst ~ tzi 2
IN GOOD IIL4Th AND MOTT
Of ~ uNEfsHs suLrixsATloN'
80 &C. =, I. u .,,,,.s 5,
NILES FROM TILE CITY: ~
ACRES IN CULTIVATION.
LARGE AMoLNT OF PINE
And. OAK WOOD. ME- MOD
ERN ]. s-EooM DWE.LiN ~,
LAKGE bA ,s. sIAbLE mp M,
80 9---74 ssiI q ~ - "a IS
. ..x9ss.s
$4,000 WILL Bgl 80 AGkEs oN
SOUTHERN ,kAlLWAn ~
aH ss os Ell u 81 i THE THE
NICE MEDIUM IzEp
DWEl-iNI. VIII WI. 49, 49, .la.s.
UsuAh pt.THkliLpINgs- LIES
4. On TIE HkSshiss5aAM KoAD
WITH GOOD AiAeADAM ROAD
TO The CITfs
$500 WILL Buf 20 ACREs VIII
NICE DWELLING. STABLE
VIII ~ Stalls AND -
NUMBEk VI uIhER our-
~ MOSTLY FENGED. sshIftAnu
2pV AssIhrE ~ Lnr.Es: = n ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
q. A. CONNOLLY u 60.
SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND. VA.
50 ACRES. SPLENDID FARM, STORE
AND DWELLING AND OIJTBuILD-
INGS. STORE DOING FINE CASH
BUSINESS FARM IN ExCELLENT
CONDITION. LOCATED ON MAIN
COUNTY ROAD. AuToMoBILE
PIKE. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
iss ACRES OF FINE LAND. SPLEEN
DID HOME AND CHTsT MILL Do
INfs Al LARGE BUSINESS EVERY i
THING IN FIRST CLASS RUNNING
ORDER. THIS MILL IS PAYING
AND LOCATED IN ONE OF THE
MOST PROSPEROUS SECTIONS OF
COUNTY. SEE Us FOR PRICE AND
INFORMATION.
10 ACREst 10 IN HIGH STATE OF
CULTIVATION. 80 ACRES IN PINE
AND OAK WOOD. LARGE OR
fsHARr. RUNNING STREAAg. ONE
QUARTER or MILE TO CHURCH.
n STORE. SCHOOL AND PDBIOFFICE
on FARM. SroRE rs DOING TIE
LARGEST BUSINESS IN THAT Sec,
y TIoN. IMPROVEMENTS COST
MORE THAN THE PRICE or THE
& FARM. WE CAN SELL FARM.
MENTs. AND STORE FOR sl1.oae.
LESS THAN COST or IMPROVE
MEssrs.
y. ACRES. ExCELLENT slX-R0OM
HOUSE. GOOD BARN AND OUT.
HJyTLpIN0S. "A ACRES IN. HIGH
STATE or CULTIVATION ID ACRES
Or ORCHARD. ROTATION ONI. 4
srHREE MII4Es oF g. ~ q Z, Ball
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

sx4L - AxE scn 49,
nev<v1x STREET. 7bpe n5s<&. : xsssps-
large lot. a very attractive home
Price. ta.zss. or viii trade for snt 4
place On rar line
West Csfy stre<s- Cerses. = Hesaks ns1
bath very large lot, rice. $500
Floyd Asenae. Very Close In - Hossss
bath, very large lot rice. ss.Toe.
rooms are large and light, For q
quick sale, 1880.
Grove Avenue, HseAs And > Hashs,
hot-water heat, and strictly modern
in every way. C1os6t In every room.
and basement under entire house.
This e beautiful home. Price.
$4,000.
Hanover Ayenu<. = Rssms aaa Bath.
latrobe heat In Al condition. Price.
$3.50.
stuart Avenue. Rooms. Detached.
large lot Price. $3.50.
Beautffui New s-Rsoa Stuccs Home
In Barton Heights, hot-water heat
and all modern ccnvenfences. rice
$500.
Lamb avenue. Barton Heishts. : Roon.
and hath. Lot s0xI2o. Price. $3.50.
GARRETT a co.
l1i2 East Main Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
nEAL EsrATE Fok RI:NTs

GET OCR LIST or HOUSES K014
RENT WE HAVE Al NUafBEN 0x3
DESIRABLE pwEL.LINIs A1ff1
SHALL GLADLY SEND Y0U n E04fsS
PLETE LIST 81 PHONE MALfSt1N
1854 ELAN ID tFUNSTEN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
RENT SPECIALS
BY SULLIVAN II Co.
4 North Tenth Street

sI35 Floyd Avenue, . rooms. HeMIyz
papered and painted.
sfo Fact Marshall street, = fbcsass|
reduced rent. n ] s MA
sol North Thirty fourth Str41t
rooms. reduced rent. N
1910 Park Avenuk, 10 rpcsns 4EcSA
rent sss
sif3 West Main Street. = rooms r9s
dueed rent s ss 81 2s1sss8
1914 West Maia street. 3 rconnes 1ex
,iuced rant. I2ss
25ls East Grace Street, rooms
,Iucedremts ~ Al s41 ss.s So. sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

Wnnfes-Ysuns sGsn Fsr Autenehais
business Big pay. We make you
expert In ten weeks BY mali. Pay
after We sacure you position. CEN
4 TURF AUTOMOBILES INsT1TuTE.
x2s Los Angeles Cal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

WanteA--Twc 1--we. Neat Appearing
men who have made good A. sub
seriptton canvassers on newspaper
premium propositions Nons otns.s
need amply. SEQ MIR. MCNEIL At Tbs
Richmond virginian. between and
10 daily. sa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

~ Ysu NseA noelkkeeDsr, DteAog1a-
pher or assistant IN officsy Do ron
nead any class of help 1t An7 Our
bureau ii fres We also ship cars Of
labor. Are yo3 In the marlFAt Tor
any? AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
\ BuHEAu. Foster Building. North
Ninth Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

ysrsf-C Class Garbage ard Wa9sn Pnane-
sr. experienced on automobiles, ca
pable Of taking charge 40 foreman
on the paint shop CONRAD GhCSDs
210 North Adams st.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

wANTEp--HIGH SCHOOL BOYS 10
CART vrRGINIAN ROUTES IN
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY. AP.
PHI CIRCULATION MANAGER
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06


wsntea--1ns Puhlie - Knsw That
IahAnks Hros.s JsMelars. az East
Main street. buy, soil. exchange ana
RElkouNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STrLEa Old gold ana sill
yer AIWAya taken In exchange.
~Dea~tyss New CreeA.r The Book Tor
women: beauty methods; sure and
safs send stamp for full descrip-
tive circular. r., @. BOX ieS. Man
chester 4tAffon, Richmond. Va &
BesuefsnI svvfthehes. rompaaours, etc.
made from lacies' own combings.
Hair switches, all pure hair. great
bargains. TIE RELIABLE HAIR
PAHtoRS, Cos East Broad Street.
LOOK: IsOOKf LOOIks THERE - NO
MORE AUTO TIRE TROUBLE. FOR
GET THAT YOU EVER HAD TIRE
8 TROUBLE. .sWE ELIMINATE ALL
TRoUBI4 Hr-PuNCTuH RIMCuTa.
BIOWOUTa--AH AD-
DRESS II. u w. RUBBER COMPANY.
BuMrASa. VA. EASTERN DIsTRIB-
UTERE.
PICTURES or BOorxER wAsHING-
TON sell Hike hot cakes: our special
scheme Of giving his book with Pic
tnrs sells everybody: AL Eastern
agents should write NJ: anybody can
sell: two outfits twenty cents; MtL.
LIKIN JENKINS CO. Washington.
H y. G.
Fseee Fsxes Ffne Furnsssr~. Antsaues
4 speciality. Phone Ran. 3s&T-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

K@< Exehnnge-Iwefve lxa Ft- Sacred
Paintings: good for lecture or exhi-
bttion purpnses viii exchange for
anything Of equal value. Write
what you have. Address C-isi. care
VfrGinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
rrnw le~.-ahns l1n~slsrs& swAffe African
rineas. 1}o}S MRS, MOSS
aws%ss s,si9
FISK.

!. $780, &s y 49, 80 u aHss asM
Tire prices have advanced from ten
fin} TO twentv-six fss1 per cent But.
forese@ing this advance. we we're for
tun4ts enough 40 stock these sizes.
!. and therefore, Mr.. Tire User. give
~ you opporfdntsy TO obtain tine below
. listed sizes II the old price. Remem-
Der this II sotnething unusual. and
Y will last onlyF 4 short time. First
roma. first served. Be one Of the
fortunate ones and come At once.
outsof-sown people send money or
der and We viii ship immediately.
81 Ms.
atx~ ,Fsafn Tread Honskid Red Top.
sox5 IS. s. "a s4s s -. tsi rs
1oxsk -. $fI.ses si2.7e.... .$is.4o
TUBES.
snx& -. .....ss.ss s3.se
Sex3is r.. .......$2,7e. ....,...... $500
we have a few large sizes tn atock
at the old iIst price
BANNER BROTHERS COMPANY.
Seventh and Franklin. Richmond.
TIRES.
Full line Of auto supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

west Esd. Rsssps. Dsiek. Hath. Hot
/ ana cold watsrs Kss range. electric
iights. 33,seo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

vvenssN 1eenet1en ]EateAaaeAs Grocery
stDre clerk, shipping clark or coi-
lectore Etrst-class references. Adj
dress CLERK. care vsrxinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

st&r e3xnrAeru, <senesei QAIee Men Or
.slcsmen dasirin9 pnsitions or trades
men this city. baltimore and others.
SO AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BU-
nEAu. Foster Buildins. North Ninth
ntreet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

lstrobe heat In Al condition. Price
$3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

WIN Trade Tws Lets - - s~utAssas
1900 I'm 1918. H. d, care Virwinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

- aelecSeA FeFnuias ana Recipes Fes
AesnN use lAe. postpaid. 10. Hoe
1es Manchester station. Richmond.
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

wanteA--Tws LAve. Neat Appearing
men who have mada good ~ sub
script4on canvAesers on newspaper
premium propositions None others
need apply See MIR. MCNEIL ~ Ths
Richmond virgtnian. between AMI
~ daily.
Ma, Learn DrafssnG. Personal In-
struetion 1T home. Hig salary whsn
fnished. Book fires. CHIEF EN-
GrNEER. ass cass Street. Chicago.
/. 3f aaaary ~ ia1Ae Hrr M~AfA ,aNA &C.,
n,tseacn, with liberal sxpsnsss. tn
terset you. address Dept 1884. 3207
Indiana Avsnus. Chicago
NaneeA--Tso 1--we. Ne@t AppAav4ng
man who have made good ~ sub
scription cAnvassers on Newspaper
premium propositions. None nthess
nSsA app1y. Gaa MR.. McNEII. ut Tho
nidhmond virginian. bstwsen and
10 daily.
1Gnn. Ae~uaAn4aA w14A Au4e Owness. -
! fake ordars for Cut Rata ourpatsA
.Rafsrencss rAguirsa. AddrssA. Jam
vRlN AUTO SUPPLY CO. 80 West
Ftftfokh atreeE New IEsk city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

Lsek: For Thirty Days WE Are Gelnw
to sell q S5-round feather he'd for
1915 and give pair 81 S-pound pill
lows free 1t Brodn are mot sattsfac-
tury return at our expense and set
your money lack. VERNON BED
AND PILLOW COMPANY. Danville,
5s Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

ss.soo wfLL BUY 10 ACRES OF
GOOD LAND. WITH FIVE.
ROOM COTTAGE AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS. ABOUT s
MILES FROM THE CITY ON
CENTRAL TURNPIKE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

Mav&ainTsve Coed Hersea ana TIVE
wagons. cheap, III good condition;
horses working every dAy. WIN sell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

very n0Ar campus, Iaxhts ana water.
Address Box 1DS Ashlandx VI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

nat. Apply III North rhirtyk i1S
street ssss IL ss s a3Ss3s 2s$s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

ss.ee5 Will Buy A NICE FARM OF
los ACRES. ABOUT 10 MILES
BELOW RICIIMONDs ON VIII
IIAMsEGRG KoAn4& WITH
-. GOOD sssxDwEIsI1NQ. BARN.
~ STABLE. ETC -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06
TIRES.

Full line Of auto supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

FSege Fixes Fine Furnssare. AnetGues
q speciality. Phone Ran. 364T-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

IsstA I4nnrs4. 4 Nssaas, 4tehls. $500.
xrsGnrIn11ANN = cOl1RAxv.
9ss n Me4fA Q&tee41 stSeee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-06

A GesN y-Reon EraRa M0u9o nAntea
to good tenant Al 80 per month.
near new school. Frire 1850. II. D..
care Nirginsaf.