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The sun., 1919-09-26

WE believe in the soundness and perma-
W hence of American prosperity, be-
WE believe in the soundness and perma-
hence of American institutions
Under them, American energy and in
itiatiye have been free to develop vast
resources into the largest national wealth
in the world
NOWHERE is there greater opportunity,
nowhere greater reward for success.
Nowhere have the wages of capital and the
wages of labor been higher. Nowhere is
the product of industry more broadly dis
tributed
Most hopeful Of all
No people is quicker to learn, nor more
sure to detect basic untruths.
2 UROPE has learned much and has much
still to learn from this Republic. Amer
lea can learn much from Europe, but moth
ing from the social or political extremists of ,
Europe.
THERE seems to be current the thought
that the world cannot go on in the flu
ture as it has in the past-that there must
be new world with new ideas.
The sun., 1919-09-26
Exports From New York.

Wheat. s1,753 bu. bacons. 1880 lbs
lard. 131,444 lbs. hops, 1864 bales
malt. $500 bu. -four, 500 bbls. stearin,.
$4,000 lbs; oatmeal. 3,20< bbls.
whiskey. 2.756 gals.
The sun., 1919-09-26
So First and Re-
Dated Juiy I. 1915

All made herein from official from
expression Of our belief
The sun., 1919-09-26
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able
Am. Bank Note Co.. q, 75cN Nov. Nov. is
Canada Cement, q. ~ Sept. 30 Oct. l6
Central & South Am. Tel,
Del; Lack. & west. RR.. q.
Dominion Textile. pr. a,
IN ..................S Sept. 80 Oct Is
Fairbanks-Morse a Co., q,
SO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sept. "a Sept. 80
Garfield Nat. Bank. q, so Sept. rs Sept 80
Gen. Motors Corp, a, 50. Oct. Nov.
Gen. Motors Corp. pr, sl.5o.Oct. Z Nov. /
Gen. Motors Corp. deb. q,
Hlllcrest Galleries. q. lR. Sept. 80 oct. Is
Hillcrest Collieries. pf, q,
l%% ..................Sep so Oct. Is
Inspiration Cons. Copper
Co., q, $3.50. Oct. 10 Oct. ~
Massachusetts Gas Co, q.
1A% .................. Oct. l5 Nov. /
Mexican Investment Co.. pf.
Tonopah Mining Co.. s-a.
U. s Smelling. REFINING &
Mining Co. q. $3.50. Oct. Oct Is
U. s. Smelling, Refining
Mining Co, pf. q, SIN Oct Oct, Is
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Co. q. ~ go. Oct. Is Nov.
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Co.. Of. q. 27S...........oot. Oct. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

HOMEs-wc have them on easy forms
Walter Schaaf. go Central National Bank
Building.
HOMES FOR SAIE-Sec rs for some Of
he hest bargains in The city. Nuhlen n
& kayhnt. 2: Forth Ninth Street
HON ES-we have some new and rooms
on Floyd. kcnsiIston and Patterson Ave-
yon. ]. 4. Connolly 90.
PROPERTY For jackson wnrd property
call Rnndolnh ass d. a. c~phas.
WEST AVE-. 17I4-House fnc Condition :
ehrar: vert Grace Street.
Lots For Sale. NJ
BARGAINS u all Kinds In rcaI estate a
a. M: Cover. ~ North Ninth street
PETERSBURG PikE-Lols on pciernbI5
Pike. 81 cash and 81 per week Ne in
terehi or taxes See A. j. Dauchtrey. l26G
Mutual IsuildinE
Suburban For Sale. ri
VACANT property is in demand. what
have you to Offer! W. &c Y.urceU Sr
Co. Inc. BIZ East Franklin. Rsndo1Th 81 "a
:nx. How about you1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
THE
OXFORD FARM

This farm. from a standpoint Of To-
e0n Ssins a1sr ma sit tiles,
one -hnir miles frem Dosweli, on G.
& o.. fronting one mile on the TeIe-
graph Road and one and one-hn1f on
ontion kfenl. The land IN practically
level for the most part. there being
about ESQ acres cultivated in ONE. body.
brr ~. The soil " Is 'G mostly Sos rneeo Nan
ltzsna. and productive. The buildings
aTr old for the most part but nearly
an an, that r-t Is REQUIRED Tor the a,erase
and an ola or S-room frame -fssl-
dence, several tobacco barns, STABLES
There Is large stream passing
through the Woodland. wfion has its
fmporta mt usage for CATTLE. The place
is we'll adapted to grass. with barge
vnted lands. HeaEttlful MS cam Do. and
ane Of tho most beMutiful farms within
thirty 1nilrs OF Richmond,- iheinx
IL either The best buy IN this ssctien
for farmer who is poor md startling
or for the millionaire who vents TO
mike the hest show place to he had,
Y 2 implements Of all kinds. nfilless etc.
will be sold separately. to tho highest
bidder FOR cash after farm sale. The
four ana Ave years, with interest," on
Deferred payments at per cent? pay
able semfanuuarly, or All cash, at the
option OF purchaser. Any one who
wants real farm should loolc this
ever with caro- before buyiag. clare
where. =
II further information is required.
write or phone, ,:-o.
JAMES T. COSBY. $50
Real I0state Agents. 'et4o
sol Mutual Building, coz?
Rtchmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the request OF the owner. we will
sell on the premises at public auction,
TUESDAY. JULY 18TH. Iolp,
at O'Clock p NJ, 49,
All that certain tract OF land, con !.
tanning about 400 acreP. moro -ur-, less.
situated near boswell. Caroline COUNTY,
Va. together with all Improvements
thereon and appearances thereto be-
longing, known as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

BY RUFFIN & SLOAN, @aI.I
Renl Dstnts Auutionecrs, *.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
High Constable $
SALE

will SELL by public auction on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY
1910. ~ o'clock NJ,
1T 302 West Rroad. the following pron-
crty TO satisfy a distress warrant
tJohn II. Feldner VS.. Louis Franck)
In my hands: Lot OF Mirrors. Picture
Frames. MoldinS. etc.
TERMS: Cash
W. II. WYATT. JR., II. C. C.. r.
WESTHANTTON- scfi the bert az
W'rst hampton For Information Urs ,fn
6oi#hn ~ Snsh. IL North Eighth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
No. 1903 Fourth Ave.
Highland / Park. 81 81


Ely virtue of a certain deed OF ,:trAs,.
dated June 8. 1913. and recorded IN. the
Court. in ID. B. a5o-s. page a19. In TIE
undersigned trustees. defeuIt having
been made in tho payment or the de fst
therein secured and being reauirsiis 40
to do by the beneficiary, we shaIi4aen Mt
public auction, on the premises. ON
SATURDAY, JULY IL. fofBsa4
at O'clock p. M, ~
the real eHtate desprfbed TN the .ssnfu
decd as follows: nil that certain not of
land. together with tho Improve rnents
thereon. Situated on the eastern lHaE III
Fourth Avenue, commencing Il feet
inches north or TriYg Street, and THht
ing thereon Ill feet inches nnd sss-
landing back eastwHrdly to n deuths ar
40 feet to an afley 20 feet witis., 'Ths
dwelling contatnr rooms. with ,the
usual city conveniences ~ -
TERMS: Cash. rne!s
II. LORRAINE RUFFrNv2
JOHN SLOAN,
TruEtess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
REAL. ESTATE.

TRoIILNG a NEW sUHDivIsiGW
WITH SEWER. WATER. EI.Ec-
CARS AND ALL CRY iMPRoVE-
MESTs. Is PLANNING no TAKE
On, a HIGH.CLAss SALESMAN.
TEESIvEI.Y ADvERTiSED AND
EVERY ASSISTANCE WILL RE
GIVEN TO SALESMAN ~ GET
ENVIRONMENT ON SALARY OK
COMMISSIONS BASIS. SPECIAL.
CONTRACT " TIL SALESMAN
OWNING CAR
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations W.au,rd--IcmaI..

NuutIouS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
cL nGIdG5.. Lacy ,horoughly es-
'm aIis y e r. aIneS oil DC
T0sITiuS1wanSed IA @i16.1 W. @n-, ...,,
rt am. snsse2 or anS such work. ~
tllmea-l nlsnalch. - '"'e
sTENoGRAI'liEE--w nn,od. by lady with
s,sn.Eanhsr and s s"aa ner.r
shsnse r ISt .f Tiss, 'S make
Situations Wnn,c.i-Malc. 3:
o"OkkEEtEk ana general once man. nus;
Ton: y. o. los io7 49, "es!fes 'n''si-
cl H.st.t,l, l.AYLE-- ESpyriongod ANA can do
turn,turc "iahas s,si sfai pos sh r"n 10
d n",ss ama m lynn. JOG Crawford Street.
cG IT, NJ, man. 45. now employed
nston ira acsr, Epy",nmcn, clerk in wash
oss or rsiianle and vii .uiasd as Ms
Mem IS a'essn,h ssrsa, 's IT, H @a.
S".f some E. "iaEls as r sl%1h .
i i;is,. e;xnsrience Address 43.. care rin,er
p, or T.lI buy Iay'nE sma f ,aw II
Clerk 'S pre Al e hhisssI:
iS5ors s5saS r. wS safy'"'1s aaT mah
Sno. cstrn 1lnes -DisDatch
,ian -. ai-%,IE NJ wishes pori.
non AS nrst-clasH stock nu::cr OF ,f,ri,,
..,nnMGcr- - tnn cure Times DisDatch
FRUIT ENi'EkT-Who has ard is inter
ala S r IN thc relurcnntion ana care M liz.
one Michigan fruit expert wants man
hhs ,, , OF fluit farm. hoy E. Siasurre.
MANAGER surERISTEs DENT DESIRES
POSITION IN RICHMOND CONCERN
NEEDING THE SERVICES OF A MAN OF
UNUSUAL ORGANISATIONS ABILITY.
WITH TWELVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
IL TIE i.hKGEBT MAII. ORDER
rouSEs THROUGHOUT THE UNITED
STATES COMES WELL. RECOMMENDED
AMI 10 NOW DIsESGAGEp. WRITE G
4z. CARE TIMEs-DspATcH
ofrIcE WORK -P.ri''on wanted at once
a5.s t ss s.4. Finn.
PHARMACIST Wanted. by an experienced
ff.xintsred .hn,r,,nc., pus,si"n Re4t NJ
strs.t. Hicsa 1"1..s 4, ""r""c'''. 1900 kinx
1nrs i.nHN-1oESp.ri"mc"d bhysici:n ,!.sires
i"oat,on' Would .ssnsiate with another
p hss,ician. Address l. 5e2. Tirn.s-i1,s-
TRAFFIC. MAH-,FrciEht ira Me man JesiYrs
70 cihnSc position, years exper,,Iic.
stp;c f:on,,ncr,e s.nn,,,i..sa, NJ ann ihtsr
care Times. DIgaatch.
WANTi ;D--fortion o. vounc man viii, ST.
.-mninr aps G show IN a5y So.d. w,nioW
e"air"s change References given I.tr
- l.sasll!e.. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
6A l.ESN AN.

IF YOU ARE 4 CLERICAL
MoIkEK. hlLRgAD MAM OR
10 TAKE UP OUTSIDE Work.
hND HEILELE TOC CAN SELL
SEE Sea- us. &E Will EH AS SSoE cGG
. .TnE orEELNG DF = NEW SUE
Ri EhS s,,s II Sc fGI nAfs ), AN =
ER0rERT1 NIL i,E ,ENTEN.
S snan; An.FA HI Mi,s AT r II as
ABLE ron SALE On TIE IN
STtLLMENT Ian 4 OF y -
RICHMOND HAS Ali. CRY iM-
rROvEMENTs SEWE WATER.
ELECJ,Ie1C ., "a TS. lar K S
NEAR. STREET CARS AND Due
no THL ENORNiOt's DEMAND
FOB H9hf1S AID 1Ts hDvAST-
ACES AS a HOME SITE. WILL. BE
4 QGICE SELLER. PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT OS SALARY Or
cONMlSSi0S RASiS 10 NOT
hpb L !. t.sI rs !; sT f " rst Axe Is
nELIErE ~ YOURSELF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

Position wanted by young woman
With nTures and two years cx-
perienss az cashier. Can furnish
s5s. caro- Times Dispsteh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

Situations Wanted--FemaIe. SC
KEEPER-Expertenccd woman book
&, Keeper desires posltion. Can report in two
weeks. References. Address l. ago. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
FOR SALE

A ost attractive fnvebtTnc MT
splendid building with Two handsome
apartments and doctors Office, Yield
fnE r good rental. on East Broa
Street, opposite the park; no better
location in the East END.
SUTTON & co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
nI \ Large RELIABLE MANUFAcrUR-
EN toR sPECiALTy WORK TO ESTAB-
ITiE ar ,snon fRobutT Is wash.
SSHTH CARoI.INA: STATE AGE. tx
IERiESCE AND SALARY EXPEcTED.
Gale fancy grocery. confectionery and drug
concern an experienced salesman. Prefer
IN lection OF Virginia south OF Richmond
ana Gust OF Lynchburg. Apply own hard
fanees ,Addrcks Manager" p. O. Bog lis
SALESM EN--Woodrow WILSON, his Hfe weTj,
from the cradle tn the signing OF the
armfsttce; also contains the ternix OF peace
ana the league OF nations. 1t is the fastest
seller produced in the last 100 years Write
TO-DAY Ter free OUTFIT Victory Co. e Sort1,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

WANTED. A LOCAL SALESMAN
or ABILITY. CAPABLE or
INTERVIEWING BIG BUSINESS
MEN. 70 REPRESENT MANU-
FAcTuHER OF a WIDELY
KNOWN AND NATIONALLY Ap.
vERrIsEp OFFICE NECESSITY
BEARING THE HIGHEST Ar
rRovAL Is ITS FIELD. STRICT
LY 4 COMMISSION PROPOSE.
TON AND ONLY HiGH-GRApE
MEN DESIRED. y 1873. CARE
TINES DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11
BELLEVUE COURT.
7e7 MUTUAL BUILDING.

saLESM1N-Trav yelling man Of s ycnrs. ~
perichss In Carolina and Virginia territory
territory Commission salary bars
W. J.. Peace. Oxford. y. e.
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FINANCIAL
fSu.lncss ,aspu,au,.i,.c,.

Sunlncss ,aEpuii ui.i,ic>. 81
hEDEfbps>'S STEAM yUi.CASIXERS-
virgins ana Sarylsnd Agency 4Ua t:rsw-
Iort Street. Port smouth Va. Charles AZ
fiR5cr. manager. Writ. come In and "a.
ne machine demonstrated chat has no
equal. htsu cheap 4 operate: learn
me trt.h ynu now Open nighis TO 10
COZ EkSaiENf BONbS--Me pay S4s NTH
ksuc. Othcrs ~ .rreein.nt. small loa ms
specially; Conimerciai Guarantee Co g
Surth Ninth
NAVE several hundred dollar. for iitr.-st-
incnt. Win services, In sDni, small ,,ar-
INK 'rhoi' SnIc ar retail business PI+ur.
.tntc futl IIart it-ularh. y y. tt,A 377. city
IhfT :N.sf. " aiitc'i, n Responsible
tn the r-tai! and Who'll. sale busincrs d. !.
thes ms services of a reliable business ma n
WIN about 6s.ouo capital 10 Invest In Aaiu
huninchs Buaihcrs IL growing over our
heads and W. need additional pitni and
also All honest gtntlrmen help IN the
store and oIic1. Strioiesi Investigation d.
nireh BOG s.s. Cha rinl1csyille. VA.
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Boats and Accessories.

Boats and Accessories. S:
MOTOR YACHT
FoR sALE-oLp GLORY. 7. FEET
LONG. 10 n. p. ENGINE. SPEED
ABOUT /. MILES FER HOUR.
THIS BOAT HAS RECENTLY
BEEN RELEASED PROM GOV
ERSMEST SERVICES: is IN
FIRST CLASS CONDITION. READY
TO MAKE CRUISE ANY PLACE
you WISH TO GO FIyI.LY
EQUIPPED WITH sTaTERooM
AND ALI. MODERN ooSvEs-
FENCES. MUST BE SOLD TO
HIGHEST BIDDER WITHIN NEXT
FEW DAYS. CAN BE SEEN AT
ANY TINE. RICHMOND CITY
WHARF. UNTIL TUESDAY. THE
18TH ARR NGE NJ EN- r FOR
SALE CAN BE MADE on THE
BOAT. OR CALI. THos. s. BRA
BRAND. NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
PHONE TO.
WISE sdr~T,r,. r kr>p 4aS~~Iisinx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-11

1O01tf3 IND SnppHer. aa
Aii.koi.LSE especially recommended for
bab| chtciss and laying hens Uikt rt,,utcd
by Rrauer & hasten. 1.Ds Eas, Cary s.r.c,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24

4 few davs IL" III ,hcS" columns
arpnarnd an article. "A Homo '''l''
This writing told IL a number OF l"l'''H
that had been received which expressed
,,r,.,, lnu!,n..S> IN thus hig rity-gIrlS
who seemed unable I" max" iricnoS anu
bccamr III" Stay-;tt homes.
CONSIDERABLE. r"spor!s" came. Among
Them | ha,.. Il better from Il man III
Sarauac Lake. afflicted with III" drra"
disease, tuberculosis and with his lett
arm useless.
H. has followed explicitly the doc
tors directions protecting others from
contracting his disease and tells "ha'
:. host of friends hr has and how inu'h
happneSs h. gets cut Of life. II" says
Il wish I could take That lonely Ei''
nv the shoulder and shake some lie
into hcr by the ton" of her letter l
know she is lonely hccauS" sh" Is Il
pcssimist like was. lonely because
was n pcssimist. She thinks that sh"
is lonely because she is not pretty.
Tho greatest part Of lnnltn"ss rs
pure imagination. and l know. was
hruurh, up on tho cast side. where |
contracted tuberculosis. l came her"
for my health.
Tho first year experienced mental
agony that Snawcd at my very soul
That was my mental REIMBURSEMENT. This
is NV fourth year. am not able TO
work but just take the cure
II have lots of friends. friends not
out Of sympathy. but real pals poth
sick and we'll real girl friends who are
in perfect health. People in New York
can't sec through these things, but II
true
Frequently on launch rides where
a dozen couples gather. my side partner
for the afternoon Is a girl in perfect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-24
OBITUARY
MISC Clara q. Coates.

Miss Clara b. Coates. who has Ions
been confined by sickness. passed away
at the Ohio Valley Genera! hospltA
following an operation. Miss coates
was born December 5, 1888. al WOODS
field Ohio. and was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coates. now reslo-
ing at Coates Station. Ohio. The DC
ceased leaves four sisters: Misses Nc'A
and Frances Of Cleveland. Mrs. Albert
Griffith Of the Island and Mrs. +. D.
Winter Of Fairpoiut. Ohio. and Two
brothers, Forrest Coates Of New Lon
don. Ohio. and William Coates Oh
Woodsheld, Ohio. Miss Coates was
we'll known in Wheeling, and will be
mourncd by her many friends. she
a long and faithful member Of the
Disciples or Christian church. Inc
services will be held at Coates station
at o'clock today. and burial will be
made. near that place. Rev. W. "a.
Fields OF the Central Christian church
will conduct the services.