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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
Southern Railway System

1rainS Leave III 1nmUnd--A
ktAticf.. Schedule figures not guaran.
tsed. For the South-Daiiy 1880 A. M.
observation paricr cafe car: soc r. NJ.
sleeping car to Atlanta: lI:1s r. M,
express; sleeping cars to DAnvtiis and
Aahevil!s opsn sac p IA: $50 p. III.
local for Keysvilis. Case City and On
ford--week dsyA
York River Line IS M. ana &:if
r. H.. daily local TO West Point. sac
r. NJ. daily. except sundaS eteama
Train connecting for Baltimore.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the
soufh: 7:oS A. NJ. 1888 r. a.. $50 r. III.
daily; $40 A. n. excert sunday. From
West Point; s:so A. h and ais r. II
daily Steamer Train. s:<k A. NJ. daily
Onics GOT H. Main st. Plane Mao Eta
except Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25
AUCTION SALES.
BY REX o. JONES CO., INC.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
No. IS North Eighth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
SMALL TRACT OF LAND IN HEN
RICO COUNTY. ABOUT FOUR
MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

Ale1Eic RAILWAY
May Play In Jersey on Sunday.

New York. Feb. 24.A-If the Albany
legislature does not decide to allow
Sunday baseball the Yankees and
Giants may play on the Ole Federal
park at Harrison, N. j., without wor-
rying about New York Sabbath rules.
Adoption Of this scheme. however. de-
ponds on the dishanding OF the Inter-
national leAgpe. Otherwise the field
VIII " held ~ the Newark team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25
Seaboard Air Line Rwy. Co

Soufh.1
Trains leave daily 2 A. NJ. Norlina
local: I:Io p. Nj sieepers. Atlanta and
Jacksonviile: s.an p. NJ. Atlanta B.r-
mingham Special: I1:ao p. M: sleep
srs. Jacksonville. 2,4e A. NJ. Trains
arrtve-S:5o A. NJ. Sis A. NJ. 6:4S II.
NJ. $50 p. NJ. s:bS A. III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

stadebaker--One 1918. e-CyifnAez
Studsbaker touring. y-passen err
fully equipped, repaintsd. new top
and in excellent condition.
Studehaker-~on@ 1917 6-Cyiin<fex
Studebaker, passenger touring,
good az new and looks like new.
Fully equipped, cost $500 On ac-
count OF party being drafted the car
Is left for VS. TO sell at sacrifice
price of $500.
CoBURN MOTOR SALES CORP.
12iT-t223 West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

ted-Ladies for Sewing,
! clipping and turning new
bags. Beginners paid 5000
: week sewing. Can earn
siderably more in short
: time. Clean work. Regular
employment. VIRGINI A
-C A ROLINA CHEMICAL
Co, Bag Department. Foot
Twelfth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

studesaker---ons 1sas Series studehma-
sr. &-cyiinder. Tpassengar touring
ear: been used only as a demonstra-
tor and has only been used less than
thousand miles; revarnished,
frightened up good; looks as good,
and is As good as a new car; fully
equipped including bumper. extra
tire. tube and cover. This car will
be sold at a saoridcs.
stuaesaAer--JTwe 1918 e-Cyftm6er
shape, thoroughly overhsuied and
repa1nted-
studebaksr touring. thoroughly
overhsuIed and reprinted.
CoRURN MOTOR SALES CORP
I3lT-123s West Broad.
ssudehsksr--t1ne 1sf. s~Cylimder
ssudsnaksr touring: T-psssenRer, has
been used exclusively by lady In
the city for her personal use. Driven
less than 5000 miles. thoroughly
ovsrhauled. reprinted and new cop
installed. Fully equipped
ssndehs kex--One 1916 s-Cyian6 81
studebaker touring. T-pAssen ger:
been used less than &.bdc miles;
thoroughly overhauled and repaint-
ed; nsH top Installed; looks like new
and ~ practically az good 80 new.
Will be cold very cheap.
CoBURN MOTOR SALES CORP.
IsfT-1223 west Broad.
le1T 4-Cyftnae or
Studebsker tourfrgs, T-passenger
all thoroughly overhauied. Fepainted
and new tops Installed: fully
equipped; either of these csrs has
been driven less than 1000 miles,
and either of which will give prse-
tic&liy the same service as n new
car.
COBCRN MOTOR SALES CORA
la1T-l a.a yasf RxnaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

seuAehnSgew-JTwc 1919 S-Cyftm6@r
Studebaker tourinEs. IN srst-ciass
shape, thoroughly overhsuled and
repaAnted-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

COBURN MOTOR SALES CORA
la1T-l3.a West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

aeW8eh@A ar--ons 1914 &-TSyftM& sx
studebaksr touring, thoroughly
overhsuled and repainted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-25

CoHURN MOTOR SALES CORP
l2lT-122S West BROAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
NEW COAL RULES
1onfuhion From Inaufhorizcd Diver
sion Of Fuel Brins. Out Definite
Regulations.
49, h,.oc,ated Pr.,,I


WASHINGTON. January o6.--Con.u.
sion ali@:TIs from unauthorized diver.
sion. Of coal ~ local fuel officials has
prompted the fuel administrator to
Cay TO issue 4 definite set or resuls
tons governing the practice. wh.ah
provide that:
Coal intended for destinations ont.
SIDE OF u state must not be diverted
BY state administrators without az.
prevail from Washington.
ChairInen OF local fuel committees
must not divert coal intended fer other
communities without the approval OF
stat" fuel administrators.
Coal must not be diverted from or.
preferred consumer 10 another eyce,l
in emergency eases.
Coal destined TO Dyproduct cok.
ovens n'ust not BE- diverted excep, H.
emergency. 90 relieve human SUFFERING
Coat destined to t!dewater must NOT
be diverted except with the approval
Of Washington
Coal must not be diverted until ar.
faaScmcii's arc made to pay Cor IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
BRITISH LABOR PARTY FOR
CONTINUANCE OF THE WAR
Accepts PresIdent Wilson's rotir!
~. Own nnd FniIA to Criticize
Itterancen.
fBy Associated P.esa.l

No1rlNGiA3i. ENG. anu4ry -
--i'he British Labor party has closed
the mort important convention IN ~
history. III. outstanding fact OF ih'
three Day" proceedings = the i-;n stand
taken CA Nc war. British labor en-
platical!y Taasserted ina: the wor!a
must be completely ana haai.y rid O.
aggressive iniIitar!3m
The paciis; element IN the confer
encc. although dcEonstratise, var
beaten Gscisiven', IN eTer.- occasion ito
prcpt sala reached tho voting stage.
For the American public, one OF the
main points or intcres, Is the p2riys
uacquivocai acceptance o. President
wilson - is own prophet. Not 4
single resolution Or declaration NJ.
'"adc datir. iii. conference on the sat.
,ect q war or pcace that omitted an in
dorscatt ont Of Wilson's war q i,ns and
attitude. N other allied statesman re-.
ceiN"d similar tributo. Premier
Lloyd Geo:." had many critics. and
PF"Siden; foinClre VAS not mentioned,
hGt not even speakers representing tin
t!saTerted frin.es OF the party croks
q disparag!mg VOID on tine attitude OF
the American President and people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
Russian Armies
in Bad Condition
Chief Of Staff Presents Gloomy
Report to Ensign krylcnko.
Commandcr-ir,-CMcf.
my A,,oc.atea pr..,I

l'EIRoGRAD. Thursday. January
-Major-Gcncral Eonch- Brucvitch.
chief Of stan n he Russian trout
paints gloomy picture of the condi-
zion or the Russian armies In a report
{" Ensign krylcnEo. the commander
a-chicf. The army organizations are
utterly dcmora!;zcd. he says. the Of
iccrs arc inexperienced. and .he main
tcnance o. discipline is Impossible
The only possible salvation for the
army, tho only chance for Offering an
effective resistance. no declares. is for
the variouS sections OF tho armies 10
fail back to their natural defcascs and
undergo a thorough reorganization or
tho uaita under trained leaders.
Jany parts OF the western front are
entirely open. General Bonch Bruc-
Vi;ch reports, at numerous places there
bcin: only 80 intautrymcn 10 the
milo The reserves arc refusing 20
relieve the mon in the trenches and
III" soldiers arc deserving in masses
Communications are broken and few
horses arc available. The wire en-
ENGAGEMENTS have been destroyed to
facilitate fratcrni"inS aad the OK
cha ngn OF commodities with the Ger
man armies.
AZ many ponte. adds The chief Of
s'aT. fortified points have been do
stroyci. maxim: resistance utterly i'm
possible on the lines as at presen;
located. aud then with good troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
HOW HENRlC0 FARMERS
MAY SECURE NITRATE
Applications for Purclinxt from Gov
rrnment 10 he aI1de Through
monsiration Agent.

\ large quantity or nitrate OF soda
agGreEat:nS the total or 100, GOO tons
will soon be released 10 farmers Of
this and otil.r counties by the United
States government IL its effort 70 on
courage tn" production OF agricultural!
products. The nitrate. coming direct
from chile. VIII be delivered At ports
along the Atlantic. who-c II wll be
placed aboard cars for delivery to
+. r!n"rs. The price to the farmer viii
be $3.50 q ton free on hoard al The
port or arriyn'.
None but farmers o. owners d. land
for farming purpne.s can obtain any
OF the nitrate. Applications for :! per
tion OF this shipment mus, be made he
for, February through ANY or the
following: w. l.. Kirby horticultural
agent. Chamber o. Commerce.: W. C.
Saunders. chairman Of the Board az
Supervisors: L. /. !:ilis. president Of
iienrico Coun'y Farmers Union. and
:. J.. Waddi!!. cic,; Of iicnrico Circuit
Court.
10 snon". is 10 be sent with tie az !.
piica;:on aad none is 10 lie delivered
ioG payment until instructions com |.
from NJ. Kirby, county agent. FarEl-
ocs sending app!tca ion for :. part O.!
The fertilizer VIII b required 10 make
a !epceit with n b4nh. association or
an individual upon motto of the
county agent. Nitrate provides an .x-
client fertilizer for the production ,r
"egctabley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
G0DMOTHERS JOIN IN
SALE OF "SMlEEAGE" BOOKS
Rotarinns TO Go Out Next wednssday
Morning TO Canvnns Business
Section.

The Godmothers' League OF which
slrs. q. w. 4. Kern is tho head, has
joined with tho Rotary Club in tho
conduct OF the work necessary TO brins
TO 4 successful conclusion The "Smilc-
age" campaign for Richmond.
The Godmothcrs League wlll be ably
assisted BY tho Catholic women's Club
and the Council Of Jewish Women Thi.
will give q total Of 700 Richmond wo-
men. who will be actively engaged in
the work of tic campaign.
Secretary. OF War Baker believes tina;
q proper amount OF wholesome. clean
entertainment will not only contribu:.
10 the happiness OF the soldiers in camp
but that such entertainment Isl fundu.
mental III experimenting the physical
and military training OF tho men.
The Military Entertainment Council
appointed by tho Secretary of War
originated type or book known as !.
"Smilcoge Book" and which is made
up OF :5-cent coupons. These bools
arc 10 be purchased BY tho folks 4,
home" and sent By them TO the incn
in tho camps. The coupons will en-
title the men 20 attend high-grads
theatrical performances. which will b.
held in the Liberty thcater3 which arc
TO be erected at tho camps b. the Sor.
eminent.
Such plays az Cheating Cheatcra"
Turn 10 the Right" Here Comes Tire
Bride" inside the Lines" and n mum.
bcG OF ligh; operas BY hish-arade com
panic9 will be offered ., those thea
tiers.
'rhe Godinothers' Leagues. assisted b.
the other associations. will establish
booths in tho department stores. hotcl-
and banks. and books can be purchased
from them or from any member OF the
Rotary club.
Or nest Wednesday morning a. 1890
o'clock every member OF The Rotary
Club viii leave his desl; o. bus'ness
and make a personal canvass OF thc
business districts Of Richmond.
While the quota for Richmond II but
10000. Harold s.. E.oombc-g, who :
the director or the campaign in Rich.
inoad. gives i, "a his opinion that MOI
less than $4,000 viii be raised in
Richmond. and he has high hopes o!
seeing Richmond lead in percentage OF
quota ali cities OF tho United States.
The publicity committee. which /,
preparing posters and other advertising
matter. and which was originally COM
posed OF 6. l.. Bcardsly and =. -. Lin.
de;1aa. has had added to y Grover Z.
Dula and James o. Preston.
Member. or the various com n,it.e..
meet daily at the Eus!ncss Mems Club.
and reports already received indicate
that tho campaign will so - most
successful conclusion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
MORE CONSERVATION
PRESIDENT Wilson Issues Proclamation
Calling Gpon American Peo-
Pie 20 Save.
ny Associated press1

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. January os.-Presi.
cent wilson to-day completed his
proclamation calling on tbe America /,
people Tor greater food-sav wing in order
10 release more food for the arm. s-d
Tor the allies. and it will be given out
at the White House tonight for pub.
Ncasion in sundays newspapers.
the proclamation Will present the
food administrations 1918 food.conscr.
walton program. and will be accom-.
panied By regulations issued nv the
food administration limiting tho safe
and distribution OF wheat -four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

( young lady with several years otfic'
experience desires a. position 10 do zen
oral Office WORT. fauiii-r with tho typc
writer - North Rofvl3n,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

AID fgpeWtilor. twcIye
Sears' experience, Hiarricd., o"ssf"a "ork
lircred. Dlctst!or \. appointments Phone
ssa1 y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
New Courthouse in Person ,.,n,,

EoSEoRo. y. &. January .C.-i. is
ABOUT definitely decided tha: Person
County is TO have u new and up-.o-
cate courthouse building. The board
Or county commissioners have NOT yet
accepted the plans. bu; viii make I, II
IN odcra structure .: its kind. \ new
il. /. & 80 he huil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
FOR lsENT-Isoonls

81 c.$.I3 .'i:ti-o. IA Hocin taEhtn. nice,
clean. nt-t.d: SIC. ,ov. 81 aarly: s2.SY "a
81 v'cakiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
STEAMER DISABLED
City OF Wilmington Reports. by Wire
less, Roller Trouble Has Halted
Progress.
Try Associated Press.

AN ATLANTIC PORT. January as
The steamer City 0f Wilmington re-
ported By W:rcics3 to-day tina. sna was
disabled at sen because of boile.
trouble anG that the supply OF PRO
vision. vas ABOUT exhausted Naval
authorities did not reveal the vess.r.
portion. but il was said that ,Iip,
Lad boon ordered TO proceed 10 her
assistance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

GAS IRE In any Goa! stove from cral.oli:
: SjeSts coal; agent bor..I2.. Won4cr Boy.
D6r, Dert. 2 Co'umhus ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

NtNtE.it, - rent. near Lee Monument,
furnished room ~ private family to .
"rfA t.rfudn. All modern 'oDN"n irN,es. Ref
"reucoA exchanged. q III, cai- T!u!cs- Iyls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
- : - -
BOARDING

NOT WAFER heated rooms modern con-
N.Iitcnccs with hoard 40 West Grace.
rs EEst Franklin. Beautifully furnished
rooms. private baths Best liable board.
Iraos'"nt quests acCominod2 ted.
rlISi Glass acCominoaa lions: rooms with
or ~!tnou; bath: table board: evening din
rcr. niiIiauI, tables. AIRS Horace Wexford
Jones. - franklin street. wpet
HA\pSOMEl.f tnrnishei rooms. with pri-
Eatc bath Table board speciality. Mrs
&N:ic Anderson. 90 East Franklin Street.
WANTED. February J. couple for large
ROOM. Nr.. luhn:,lon. Oil West 1;racc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
BUSINESS WANTED

Blue Ribbon I.r,tcr SHOP. Our sneciaItte>:
,Let.-S''-hl!"iness. PERSONA" and cam
pa!Sn letters. EcasonS HI" rates IS North
Ninth Strcct Madison tn
OLD established mcrcanti!r house desires
TO represent tot town Nv. NUT ctCrcr or
johher in New York ami HurroundinEs
i.clnanrl 81 Ncsry street. Ecw YORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

ts"Mlevard POW.
I " - hl.ss front mahogany ~ suit
ole for candy, Ciga.'S or drug store. one
40 ton iS OF ara St.ii 400 to:
drug or hardware sto-" ,oloh!-! rls no
t'cr>or.t TOW. - E..st iroad street
hay. Hindu. Burmese and other Oriental
coins which willing 10 soil. Also
collection Of about 1850 used postage ST. mpa.
African. Egyptian .nd Oriental countries;
colonies in ~: to chs .lesion. s. &: xe!l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

{ i.itAt. Il" sou need IT, nn.p,c .vc.j.
'"r."s' cni' rIr's's Is saIb 20! >,nrf
b.na.. - strict; co'iuts,t9 IastF o1'is
!.Et'''1t. irop"S'tipns cnn..Gtr.d
!ai ptri.rl'1rs. s.ir4fn .g 60,
northern Blds. ch.c.sc '''se'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

In the matter Of 40 23<o
GARLAND i. TATE, In
Bahkfup;. Bankruptcy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
HoIIcD OF MEETING OF slockKoLlD5:

Richmond. Va. January u. 1918.
You are. hereby notified thut the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the LILO In
a! the bone o;iieS OF the com pany: eor.er
Va. on WEDSEsDXY. JXNUNnr 50. isis.
Al $ o.s!oek /. NJ, for the purpose OF eiee,.
for The consideration and action OF the
stocEnaidcrs upon certain smcnoments.
the company. recommended by the hoard al
director. OF the company, TO the stocShc..-
OF January. 1913. ard for the transaction q.
sjch other business as may properly ccms
before said mec,nE. including receiving tie
annual report of the board OF directors ant.
tho rattle alton OF the acts OF the said board
since the last annual meeting of rtockho,d-
era !; rs desirable that all stockholders
proxy.
b. order OF the board OF directors.
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
MUSICAL.

NEW lecosd3--Donnle a!sc. i0-InoH IrenCn
op>ra Carmen Boks!1e. Tales q!
a moTImsH. Aan0n Thai L.m Does 2:
TOT f.en,y t:ng!:sh. :e~ Gesn:aa. Gait
h.: th,m. III records cut ..,s, M&aiy
u. Ramos. 100 .So.tlI seventh S'tte.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
observation-disclosures

WANTED . or 3 furnished rooms vita
Bath ia hoard!nc-ho.se or apartment
mouse. vim "sfr. IN desirable rart Of city.
Aa't.sS Jvhn y. Mason. !. %or;h Second
STREET.
W ~ Fi.p, for one man, furnished room
with sti!cily pi!y.tc mdivtiuai bath
heat. lisit. hct amt cold water. GIVE III
particular. IL H." HcN o5&.
YOUNG business man dcares room MtJh
neat ami running water, centrally ln.
,"f"d. itrca kiu5t. IT possible. A 80. v.I.c
inncs- dispatch.
LADY ~ r.tncntcrt desires steam heated
I"c;n tsn"iA. with hoard. Price reason.
ai'3r. !'tcicf West End q ~. care
Ilu"s- l.. patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

SELL. bc.uufu ra-rant California. Rose.
beads, Absolutely Hcsv. re profits. Gaia
i"& free Mission. .tY"s!a. W. Pico. Los An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

FURNISHED housekeeping rooms: all
at cis;iry ccnvtn!encc: Si5 East Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

SUCCESSFul. salesman ~ once Toy gsnc:.I
;1adc IN virginia now. StronE rroIo.i tt"u.
s;aplc line; splendid commission Contrac.
Cor 1918: 81 weekly for expenses. Cont
lpypinrd ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

GROCERY speciality men for
Virginia 10 follow up leads.
4 high-class proposition. Lib
eral commission. Call Tuesday
and Wednesday morning. A. T..
Sampson, 123 North Eighth
Street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27

for capable salesincu ia Nirai 10" lnlN
staple limo for general retail. trace. Lib
crhi comm. ssios.. $40 ws.ElY advance.
t:ice Co. :nN Mi!i!aios building, l'ctroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
FOR SALE


TIE mos; attractive. hish-cisSs rooiEius
and boardihf; house business in Richmond
House IL centrally loca icd IN tho heart VI!
pest residential section. With roo:aine ar
co1,'aoda TONS for SiSty rcopiA running
water ia rooms and rooms with private bath.
i'in!nS room has S.atini cauacitN OF seventy.
tnur" house. bedrooms ANIL rarlors. nte
handsomely furnished. Income {. low ss.l9I
month. with expenses ~ si,i"l Oyvr"-
retiring on account Of hralth. viii take
sG.Jt0. This IS ,nr of tho ucs. n,Si1.as
nr"pcS!:t"na In Hrhmuu'i. Address 7. %.
car" Times ptspa tell.
Eoh sale. a ErowinS cash dru.; businrSs j.,
Tie best city In North Carolina S;,ior,.ti
location. Address I. el:. caro- 'rimc,:- bis.
FLOWER snop doinE good business Tor 81 j.
il North Carolina tow, ~ in.Cy, prop.c
OPPORTUNITY. Reply 10 !. Ga. car, Times.
p..natrh.
DO Won want good IA vim: business Tor
Yourself: goods that Nour customers viii
use continuously and known froEl coast 10
coast; + 80. come with W. We will hrip
The business; protect You on ali your ,c,ns-
5 months you shouiG hc GEARING sioe per
over 5000 prs month clear. Sano%oa" Chr;li.
80 Conirarr, TMsRt!Hti aTd Nurl,ci Streets.
.ladcl?hta. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
PIANOS

CiiSLtH urs-ns-.ns Hoa San haze ts.n.
tuned. repaired ana PLACED Huon ~ a
lea! cr:ani-,, .tsbufy Cnnvch just bou.h.
= Sa.aoo -. IL. Get tny speeiir. tiou .nJ hta
Phone MANY II Ramos. 10 :o:th seventh
PIANO tuH!nE tui rrpa IiaE o. the p.s,
wprainea IL N.:.if... Moderate rr.c-.
fuil guarantee Manly Il Ramos !cs .ur;h
S..Anth. Madison tsi2
W! ient planes .or per month allowing
th- amogHt pad - apply .,si- later
olon.al lpiaMO ,.ofr.. ~ u. i kro.a Stree;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-27
WANTED-Hoa.u and Room

In%Gt:NI.tl. youIs couple. no children,
want room ans! bocra, private family,
West i.nh preferred. Stut. terms first let
;"r q ili. cary .alns,- isDatlit.
WANTED. H. : y"aus ladies. board and
room ~ = private auliIy references
eA-hanse,l II IL Eatg Ting: DLsrs ;ch.
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BLOOMS WITH BOARD

iiIE wEBSrEH
ROOMS sha board. absolutely frst-cias.
central. not-watvr heated: prices very
isnsonHnlc. Madison 49, loiiloi6 East
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,.DAfPLETi staple Mic luDricatin;. uits.
paints. varnish"s. r"e!lnS ~! 'oo:inE &c;
slcut: territory near. The American o!l
AID Pain, Coinpany. sol. l:uyld Avenue.
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SAFES
lHIllNPI,(lli,
FOR S.SLk'--tehit.leS
WiN'IED-liorses
EOS SlI.E-iiorses


.i-tA'-si-t ~ i-iAf,i1. D.,.sAss.
,.,. WOLF q SI,rstNs>
80 ~ ntd D!caW Ao.se- -ud inuiss-
icSo,n- sane wagons. t".si.s ara hmrnss,
80 sdie Gai.S; Auciiou days, 1u"-jd? and
Sai'tf.aS; Urinc u Hoi.i sari,.us stcGS. we
.-ouS. sam. day.
leaa-ll i.gr: Franklin Stree.
IhnGe Esr.S"n 1854
fS.. sL!s; siN tara: h:Gles ana ave nor..s
IENt out Or work. Have no further uss
To-, lhein. VIII sell CHEAP. can he ut
InicEsiS Staele. AZ North Fifth street.
.'o.,D Work horse Cor .sair cheap. Caa u.
S"ch pest SSturda: after q; clock a:!a Ill
day SUNDAY. inI So':;h Eriv'acrr
foN s.le. several good iatu horse. ;h.t
al" ednS 10 go to '.u.Ns also Sua
nr""n morse six S"asa nid. weighs Loo
i..'t'HS' so'lntl ana good worker in al
names special at;eUtiOn :" "ns hldcf
-. II you have a i,orsc or tnuic You
M"n'd like 10 exchange for !, better "o-,
o'it,e "hh see, in: S"ti-ta, ton .i!aca:t"s,i,
..tth OF. credit Nelson's STA biss. West
,--'tl .,ttcc:. South Richmond.
W T. hsN. nnntbor ~ here. III good
ni'i"n To- which 40 have no uSr. for SALE.
~ YER lnN rate. Apply Z. once. rho
oichirond - ,s"c- C0rnpa-v
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wanted t" sefl !. goou
me 81 notion. nn commission :" depart
mont SO: - star" experience aGt men.
Ion line 81 goods YOU nov carry. .N.arcs.
sSotInns. $40 BROAD street. Newark. A. O.