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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

Again comes round the birthday of our Grcat American,
Abraham Lincoln. and while the many troubles q. home and
abroad make % impossible 90 celebrate February 10Th with a
special issue of The Courier in honor of the matyrcd president
,tl each of us can pay tribute to the great statesman and coura-
geous and wise gentleman. with thoughts of him; his sacrifice
and his patriotism; and n our small way can light the torch Of
patriotism from the flame ot his love of country which nothing
could dim, and which shines brightly after two generations have
come. and passed away.
Many of as are children of the beloved Lost Cause. but even
tho President Lincoln was not of as, those who knew him believe
he earnestly tried 90 do his duty for all Americans. And so we
honor him. and deeply wish he was alive today. so that he might,
"a modern Moses lead Israel out Of the Wildoncss-out Of the
Slough of Despond that is threatening TO engulf the most inno-
cent of as.
There seems a singular vitality 20 Lincolns caustc COM
ments-they III today, as well as when they sprung spontaneously
from his humorous lps-One remark is so timely il might be
bmitted-respcct of course-to the Powers that bc-"Nou
can fool an of the people some Of the time, and some of the people
all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time" Wash
ington, please take notice.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

The Santa Fe New Mexican often does the Courier the honor
of clipping from It's editorial page-and the paper Is fair minded
and always gives credit for the source of its information. But
now comes 20 as one reprint as TO the Problems of Columbus
which was most tayoruby spoken of az the time of issue-ospe-
gaNy by the officers who have tried to stop the sale of booze. with
out however, complete succcss-and though 10 is pleasant 10 know
that wp are read, 10 Is sad that there IS more known Of Columbus
through the booze problem than in any other way. II is not just
that we have acquired such a reputation; for There i moro that
is fine and brave and patriotic here than probably is in amy town Of
our size elsewhere n any part of the workout because Of the
evil that is not chocked-al the good is torgot-the evil repeated
so often that III smells 90 Heaven" Not long since the Nour.Fs
representative was with the Secretary of War in Washington, he
commented on the booze situation, and never mentioned the many
advantages OF Columbus, or any of our virtues. tho We really have
some, If they were only advertised as widely as are Our farts.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

Antonita Apadaca, Charlie An
drews. Dean Shaddeau, Manuel
Glinda. Adolfo Guteeres, Alfredo
Masta, Gregorio Masta, Alpha
Quasi, Sonora Lovett, Esther
Quasi, Allen Long. Katherine
Long. Lois McCullough, Deward
Balm. Ray Highfll. Lingurn
Burkhead. George Hampton,
John Hampton. Edward Spencer.
Edward Casey, Eliot Means, Ada
Yarbrough. Bernice Cowgirl.
Florence Bourgeois. Frances
Carter, Gladis Lingo. Albert Ad-
dington. Albert Williams. Maria
Acosta, Ethel Pain. Olga Balm,
Josefa Hijar, Eva Long, Beulah
Johnson. Isabel Moseley. Susie
Mccullough. Blanche Richie.
Myra Stewart. Frances Henkes.
Agnes Barringer. Robert Ames.
Aston Blair. Arnold Casey. Jesus
Carreon, Roy Elliot. Lyle Web
ster. Elizabeth Long. Andrea
Carreon. Joya Ledford. Erna
Quasi. Mabel CASTOR. Kathryn
Kaufman. Lawrence milford,
Edward Roberts and Glen Evans.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

The children of Columbus who
welcomed their soldier friends
on arrival from Mexico wish 10
thank the officers Of the army
who so kindly loaned them the
motor trucks and a guard 10
safeguard them on their march
down the grade and the members
of the New Mexican Guard who
gave their band for the use of
the New Mexican children dur
ing the parade. Especial thanks
trr tended TO Col. L. Farnsworth.
Base Commander: Col. Sickels
in command Of Border patrol /:
Captain ouis Van Setback, In
telligence officer; Capt. Bundell.
Adgt. to Col. Flrnsworth and
Provost Marshal McHughes by
their little friends as follows:
Wilmer Lovett, Liam Stewart,
Earnest Duprcy. Anton Freder-
icllson, Charles McNair, Tonilin
Milford, Nigel Thompson, Ivan
Johnston. Audres Quintana,
Manuel Terrazas, Juan Miranda,
Francisco Quintana. Auvrora
Acosta, Auvora Molinar, Eulalia
MunoZ, Cregoria Munoz. Maria
Carreon, Fernando Juarez, Apo
lonia Dominguez, Concha Miriam
da, Calletana Meudares. Fay
Evans, Halle Long, Mary Means,
Dorathv Quasi, Dorathy Spicer,
Jesus Puchi, Juana Ponce, Leon
ora Ferrazas, Maria ApOdoca,
Ramona Ferrazas, Harold Carter
Byron Carter, Herbert Green
wood, Lloyd Ledford. Marie
Lovette. VIM. Mccullough, Hugh
Pool, Frances Lovett, Aubrey
Michel, VIM. Upshaw, Leroy
Glover, Margaret Shaddeau.
Myrtle Resch, Ruby Clover. Nell
Carter, Anita Carter, Perfecta
Molinar, Luce Pedis. Antonita
O%uintana, Carlota Acosta, Lupe
Munas, Juanita Quintana. Julia
Fraazas, Florencia Rodriguez.
Loretta Apadaca, Fred CASTOR.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

CONTINUED from Page ~
with his detail of the village of
Columbus, while 1t. McHughes
will remain In charge of the ter
ritory including the section be-
low the railroad tracts. The
safety of all should be assured
with two such capable officers in
charge.
Major John Parker, the brilli-
ant officer so long in charge of
the fighting oath is detailed to
supervise the work at the refu-
gee camp.
The Major has his work "cut
out for him. all who know con-
ditions among these helpless
aliens believe-but he Is so ac-
customed to heavy responsibility
and hard tasks after all his
Cuban and Island service and the
many months in Mexico that he
does not seem to mind the detail.
only the illclad children appeal to
his sympathies.
Lieutenent j. II. McHughes.
Provost Marshal and Adit.. First
Battalion New Mexican Guards.
is an officer who carries easily
heavy responsibility, in being
chief Of the mounted police. who
with his efficient men makes the
village the safe place after night
fall it is, despite the proximity
10 the railroad.
There is hardly a better source
of trouble 90 a location like ours
than the noatsam brought By
passing trains but 1t. McHughes
keeps camp and town alike in
order the soldier. the citizen and
the visitor all come under guard
ians Of law a dnorder. Some of
the visitors are plying the attrac-
tive game called 'bootlegging."
and trying times do the police
experience In locating the often
dcrs and the offence.
Chief McHUghes Is a fine pro-
duet of the West grated on New
York stock big and strong and
cheerful, with no nonsence about
him; taking his work seriously.
and himself joyouSly, he is adj
mircd by everyone who is guilt
less.
Next 'o admiration for the big
chief Is the admiration for his
horse Niger" who is quite the
most intelligent thing of the
equine persuasion in this part Of
the world. Niger" has a pedi-
gree most too long 10 stand up
under; and his list Of tricks make
fhe average circus horse look
ike a "piker."
Previous 10 the "call 20 colors'
~. McHughes was mounted cat
'ip inspector, and il is said many
r rustlor remembers the encoun-
ven with the inspector 10 his sOr-
row.
H. McHughes was chief Of
nolicc at Santa Pc for three years
and enlisted in the National
"erd IN 1902, he has never
missed rifle practice in all these
Years. and recently In the annu0l
competition scored second OF all
competitors with q record of
1868. IT. wees alvarcpd from
private 20 first lieutenent. and
stored into Federal Service
Irly last.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

As we 20 to press, Jack Crawford, poet and scout is passing
into the Valley Of the Shadow Of Death, after a long, useful and
most strenuous life.
He more possibly than anyone else has immortalized New
Mexico in verse; and in his lectures, which for long were popular
he has told the East of the beauty and the bravery Of the great
South West.
Jack Crawford Is not the true name of this most versatile
of men. but IL is the name famous among those that love the ad
yenturous end the poetic, for Crawford, or as he really is. John
Wallace of San Marcal, SocorTo Co. was both. He was chief of
scouts for General Custer and with him on many fields of battle.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

Saint Valentine, that Joyous old lover, will again be remem-
bered when February lith comes around. We are far from the
land that can send flowers and 'pretties' 90 friends, To indicate
affection, but most of as can send a little letter 'o carry a mes
sage of affection; few are so poor there is not one s..ewhere that
loves us-but often we forget the one back home. as far as written
expression goes. so on the anniversary of this Saint of Sentiment.
let's remember TO write that letter to mother, or wife, or sweet
heart, or maybe to old dad-lt will pay, TO take this wee bit Of
trouble, Just see If Il doesn't.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-02-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Peach will open
next week a milk. buttermilk and
cream parlor. and solicits your
patronage. advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
AUCTION SALE OF
1903 Park AVENUE.

In pursuance OF an order entered on
the 9Th day of May, 1917, by the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia In the
matter of +. =. Taliaferro and w. NJ.
Taliaferro. partners and individuals,
in nankruptcy, the undersigned. John
I. Wilson, trustee in bankruptcy, to-
Eether with the undersigned. w. +.
in a deed of trust from Peter Gonnella,
the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court
book 2a7-B. page -. and Percy Monta-.
que, Jr. and w II. Purcell, Jr., trus-
tees I'm a deed OF trust from Peter
Gonnclla. dated December 81, 1916, OF
record in said clerks office in deed
book 236-D. page lS9. will proceed to
sell. at public auction on the prem-
Uses.
MONDAY. THE 2sTH DAY OF
MAY. 1917.
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ
that lot of land in tho city OF Rich
mond. Va. with all improvements
thereon. known as 1903 Park Avenue
fronting % feet inches on the south
line of Park Avenue, running back
100 feet, more Or less, to an alley 90
feet wide
JOHN 7. WILSON.
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
w. u. PURCELL, JR,
Il. G. WHERRY,
PERCY MONTAGUE, JR.,
w f. PURCELL, JR.,
Trustees.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. 25O7 East Grace
Street


In execution of certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustees. dated
January 10. 1911, and recorded in the
clerks office of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. in ID. b. ol0-C, page 243,
default having been made in the pay
ment of II portion If the debt secured
thereby, and having been requested by
the noteholder do. VIC will offer
for sale at public auction. on the prem
Uses,
WEDNESDAY. MAY %, 1917.
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
the brick residence No. 25O7 East Grace
Street, lying and being in the city OF
Richmond. Va. on the south line OF
Grace Street. between Twcnty-ffth
and Twcnty-siNth Streets, and fronting
thereon 10 feet inches. and extending
back southwardly between parallel
lines 40 feet inches OH the west line
and 100 feet inches on the-east line.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay Off
and discharge note for s2,43I. sub
ject TO n credit Of s+37. together with
all interest. taxes, levies and the cost
of executing this trust, balance to be
arranged at sale.
II. +. ROSE
B. NJ. JACOBS.
Trustees.
The auctioneers are prepared to Of
fer liberal terms at the above sale.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
AUCTION SALE Of LOTS ON
ROSENEATH ROAD.

In pursuance of an order entered on
t s 9TH , day Of May i9iI. by the United
=. Is. Taliaferro and W. NJ. Taiiaferro.
partners and individuals. in bank
son. trustee im% bankruptcy. together
with the undersigned, John r. Wingo
and Brockenbrough Lamb. trustees, in
wife. dated December Is. 1912. and of
record in the clerks office of the Chan
va. in deed book 220-D, page ., viii
proceed TO sell, at public auction. on
MONDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF
MAY. 1917.
at $40 o'clock r. NJ.
on the premises. the following de-
scribed real estate:
All those certain lots of land in the
city of Richmond, Va, known and
designated as lots Nos |, =: 4, 3. and
and las in 'l.isburn." shown on plat
dated April 49, 1909, recorded in the
clerks Office of the chancery Court of
the city of Richmond, Va, in deed book
20l-B, page i55. Lots 4. >. 6 and lie
at the intersection of the south line of
kensington Avenue with the west line
Roseneath Road lo2 feet inches, more
or less. running back 1913 feet, more or
less, 10 an alley I feet wide. Lots J
and front on said west line OF Rose
meath Road 81 feet, more or less. he
ginning at Il point l2S feet inches,
more or less, south of kensington Ave-
nue.. and run back 1903 feet, more or
less, to an alley { feet wide.
There will be excluded. however.
from said lots in this sale so much as
WAS taken by the city of Richmond in
the condemnation proceedings for the
widening OF Roseneath Road.
JOHN Il. WILSON,
Trustee in Bankruptcy
JOHN r.. WINGO,
BROCK E.NBROUGH LAMB
Trustees.
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7 Id. WANTS
UNDAY. 10 cents line per Ioscrtion.

soNDA Nfa, 10 cents o line pei, insertion.
S sie$$ $$ sSsSz : xIz il ~
RATE pEk LINE.
SUNDAY anu bS spriY n s%S 5in.' 20 cent?.
siiSsSSSttS ,sSsiass .s 70 fsnss
lines %thn one or s IesR x cents Ssns n. line
Basis Of measureTnent Is seiiI agate, IL
eor sir %GFef es tns
eiassiicat'o:!s not guaranteed after y L. 81.
Tine loiivwins Times Dispa,cn. nrancn Of
H Msn, ars tor t.e .on,s.silss u .as put,s:
icSuiar yineo rates: wn,,n arc Hnen upove:
$axyao's, brHs ssSie: tlosi N@ ~ss. '' and
,o Gnallfs a s Turner Druggist. wess nroud.
MNer lI,,a r!naT 5iny 22sa msnoyer Ave:
t.HHy's DRUG store. Allen Ave. ana Grace s.;
cary 81. ' n,s"u' ina'n'A'1. AM q" ave. anu
ss sof D4" P s5Yi. Co So 81 NJ M.n ST.
Pine Stree! rhhrmacy. .a$i S. Pine ST. =.
". u. May q Bros. Brook Ave. ana Clay
=. Tnrrant Drug store. Foushee and Broad
ssas 5A 81 II h EsyI'1.;i s. sHnElr'
Je Rnqs Dr. Dios store r. si broad st,
t as Dlas as siSs. is .aa f4 Asn SIS s,.
T. H. 6 GaiEsa 4as y, Sor HSf ien t! s, ST.
EiGhaIoson Drug store. COL y. Seven
4. IL. Childrey. rs n. Eighteenth st.
a., turner's Pharmacy. Twenty hrst anu NJ ain
Ms %,I,l1% g., Pharmacy r~en,y-ars' and
sprinEer DRUG Company. Twenty-,hird
.. Mords Drug Store. Twenty ninth ana Q
Wood q ssnaat Drug Co.. Twenty NTH
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leigh
Church Iill Pharmacy. 900 East Broad
$. .. Crais Drug Store. $500 E. Broud 81.
-, Richardson Gay Street Drug store. sol n.
PARAMOUNT.
BAETON HEIGHTS.
Rady's Drug store. North Ave.
StcereB DIuE store. 1890 Nortn Ave.
HIGHLAND PARK;
w. X. Vaughan. Fourth and stuart.
A. X Townsend. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch ONCE Times Dispatch. 1903 HUI
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy 3lo+
Scmtnes Avenue.
SWANSBOEO.
q. 81. Roberts Drug Store. 25bt Hull St
FULTON.
J. A. Black. 1915 Williamsburg Ave.
Peoples Drug store. $500 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca-
more Street. Ihonc Petersburg ?2k
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Business
Opportunity
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
OF
A WELL-BuILT BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, 1io0 FIRST AVENUE.
HIGHLAND PARK.
Seven rooms. bath, pantry and cell
lar: separate entrances and large re-
ception hall: lot, l00S140 feet. On
FRIDAY, May 25. 1917.
at O'Clock Z. NJ,
on the premises. we will offer the
above property at auction.
This property is in A section which
is rapidly being built up, and where
property Is increasing in value every
day.
This is a rare chance for any one
who wishes to purchase a good piece
of business property, with nice home
included.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance at
and years FIT
GREEN & REDO,
Auctioneers. ;
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IN NiENfORIAM
TEN PIE
RESOLUTIONS OF

RESOLUTIONS OF .>CCA TEMPLE
BAND.
CAMMACK.--w hcreas. the Great and Su-
INFINITE wisdom removed from among our
worthy and esteemed brother and conradc.
X. EMMETT. CAMMAcK: and
Whereas. the long and Intimate relations.
held with him in the faithful, discharge Of
his duties In this organization make II emf
ncntly behttinS that record appre-
ciation OF him: therefore Ice IL
Resolved; That tho interest manifested by
him in and the assistance rendered our or
raniZat ton hv service and otherwise Will be
held In grateful remembrance.
That the removal OF such Il life from our
will he deeply realized by all the members
OF this orsanza ton.
That We extend to the bereaved family of
our deceased brother our sincere sympathy
Fathers bcnedi elton upon them.
That copy of these resolutions he sprea d
upon the records OF this organization and d
copy forwarded I" The hereayed family
BEckHA M.--Died. May ~. 1911 at Fer
HAM: born May .. 1893. She was the
the late Rev. Thomas Moore Beckham, who
WAS for more than thirty years IL member
OF the Virginia Conference. She is survived
Mrs. Julia L. Trent Of Washington. ID. {. /;
]. g. AGREE. OF I.ynchburG, Va. DIR. w. ".
koyai. of thu Virginia Conference: Profess
scr T. F; RoyaiI Of Earmyille. w.; Dr. d;
w: Beckham. of Farmvi!le. Va
the home Of her son DR.: Beckham OF
ily section at the Farmville Cemetery SUN
DAY AFTERN DON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
WANTED-AgCnts.

WANTED resilient agents In every town
line OF accident and health policies on the
market. Liberal first and renewal commits
sioEs which we pay gives opportunity
TO build an increasing and permanent In
come. Better apply for your territory to-
surancc Company. Bristol. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
DEATHS

CONWAY.-Dicd, suddenly. at p. NJ May
Il, at tho residence OF her daughter. @rs
T. -. Hicks, $3.50 Floyd Avenue. MRS.
EMMA ]: CONWAY, IN her ststic,h ycar:,
Funeral O'clock THIS ,WEDNES-
DAY. AFTERNOON fror. Laurel Street
Methodist church. Friends and acGua!nt-
invited to attend. Iutermcnt in
Riycryiew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23

Asleep In Jesus. blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes TO weep
\ calm aud undisturbed rcrose,
tnbrokcn by the last OF foes.
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Death OF Mira. H. 4. Cohh. Dinclt,ton-. Va.
CUBB-on Monday, May -. 1917. tho
spirit Of dear friend and neiEhbor
MRS. g. H. COBB, Was called from earth
10 Heaven For several years her health
had not been good. but sh. kept bravely at
her post OF duty and o:tcntim"S SACRIFICED
her own personal comfort IN ministcring to
the needs o' others. She loved her nus
band and her family Of siA splendid son.
and Two loving daughters with peculiar
conferred In them she MAS member OF
the Episcopa. Church ana II Was source
az great sorrow that i'i-heaith during The
services more frequently: She was eN-
ccocingiy kind and hospi,able. and in times
OF sickness or trouble was ever ready to do
All in her power help. Her place can
never Ice filled in the hearts OF her family.
ma her friends and neighbors. The mem
Dry Of her beautiful life aud noble char
acter viii always he u sacred treasure to
those Who knew and loved her. The last
FAD services we're held Wednesday after
noon 81 the house. conducted 10y Or. Lacy
assisted hy Rev. Sir. Tuitlc aud Rev. MIR.
Little. The hosts OF Borrowing friends and
the masses Of exquisite flowers were Won
derfu! testimony or the high regard In
which She wss held. The precious body
was borne 10 its last resting place by her
s.x noble We know she is with the
Savior in the Heavenly home above. May
We al follow her example CT daily sacrifice
for others and live so close to the Savior
that We may meet her again In the
Heavenly mansions lie has prepared for alt
those who love Him.
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Death of Mrs; Is. Z, Cobb. nlnch,,onc. Va.

Asleep in Jesus. far FROM thee.
Thy k!ndtc! ana their graves may be;
hut time IL san Ii blessed sleep.
From WHICH WAkeA Mccp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23

By GREEN & Redo,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
BY SUTTON & CO., INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
ID North Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
ATTRACTIVE CORNER BRICK
RESIDENCE,
No. 1901 Stuart
Avenue

In pursuance of Il decree of the Law
and Equity Court, entered on the sixth
day OF October. 1916, in the suit of
Powers, who sues. etc. vs.. Powers
ct ais" the undersigned special COM
missioner appointed thereby will pro-
coed TO sell. at public auction. on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, MAY -. 1917,
AT o'clock i. NJ.
the property above described.
The house iS a substantial S-room
brick. with modern convcnicnceS, stu
atcd at the southwest corner of Stuart
Avenue and Strawberry Street, 'front.'
ing on the south line of Stuart Ave-
nue. 20 feet. with IL depth between
parallel lines of 100 feet. . inches to Il
l0-foot alley. This is good residential
property. in a good locality and should
attract the attention of either inves-
tors or home seekers
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at
six and twelve months. or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser.
JOHN Is. GAYLE
Special Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23

7. Luther Libby. clerk OF tho Law and
Equity Court. certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissions bv
the decree in said cause of October &
1916 has been duly given
Given under my hand this eth day
OF March. 1917.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RICHMOND garden farms. The mos, de-
airaeio and convenient small farm and
around Richmond. Bcau,itul take front
railroad station on property aui electric
line la easy walking distance; close To city.
easy terms Garrett q Co. liz East Main
street.
FOR sale. c!sht-ioom scmidctached resi-
d"nc. Stuart Avenue. No modern
c"nNcnicnccs, II Interested. write II SO.
care Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
HELP WANTED-NIale and Female

steady work IL; our factory; Good wages
Tobacco Co. Lid. Lombnrdy ana Leigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
AUTOMOBILES

CoMMEkCIN. "uiomooil. a"dies AMI tops.
new and SccoCd- hand wagons ftlchard-
son Bros 81 Il 'oon Avenue. Madison 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23

By CHARLES A. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
rs North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23
SITUATION wANTED-Ecmalo

! TMD young ladies Getty teachersb desire
/ Office work during summer vacatinn
emitting stenographic work. u 3ia. care
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE Virginia Teachers Bureau Box asa
o., RGahm9nd Va: wishes to enroll teachers
ern States Established 1885. Reliable ser
vice. Testimonials copied. Write us. A.
W. Cridiln. N'res: j. Walton Hall Mgr
TEACHEiIS wnnted for all grades and de-
Partnents Three agencies. enroll
ment, guaranteed service. business methods
Full particulars free. Sheridan Teachers
Agency. Charlotte, ~ G.
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BUSINESS WANTED.

BLUE Ribbon Letter Shop. Our specialties:
Letters business. personal and cam
paign letters reasonable rates. 1905 Mu-
tIai Bldg. Madison 1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23

The auctioneers are prepared to Of
fer liberal terms at the above sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-23

WASTED. BOY TO attend soda fountain. Ap.
ply with reference. Burnetts Dru. store
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