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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
VAUDEVILLE TEAM
BACK AS STARS
Murray and Mack Featured in
"I'II Say So at
Walnut

Two old favorites came back to Phil
adlophia last night. when the coined?
team Of Murray and Mack brought what
they termed musical absnrdltT'
entitled "I'n Say So to the Walnut.
Both Of the stars did their best so
did Miss Leo Johnstonc as Mile. Prymm.
"I'H Say So is in four acts. with
scenes laid in such cOlorful surround
ings as Palm Beach and a race course
Pung and Jokes indulgPd in by the vari-
Gus members Of the company made the
audience laugh.
Miss JohnStouc's song. "Fishng in
the Sea of Life" in which she and
the chorus held fishing poles over tn"
footlights and fshcd with hearts in the
audience. was far above the average.
and again in the last act she and Mack
scored personally with their eccentric
song. I'm Vaudeville.
The stars worked hard, and deserved
the laughs they got for their effort in
putting them across. They are ex-
porrnced in comedy.
The work is accredited to George H.
limerick and the music to Seymour
Furth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
"ROADS OF DESTINY"
BASED ON FATALISM
Charming Pollock Play at the
Lyric Told ArtisticalIy-In-
teresting Theme

Charming Pollock. Of himself, could
not have written better play on fatal
ism than his offering Roads of Des-
tiny which served to open the sea
son at the Lyric last evening. Fate
had so willed.
Of course. we base our statement on
Mr. Pollock's own hypothesis on des-
tiny-all roads lead to the same end.
The comforting thought, however. is
thot Mr.. Pollock has done so well with
the theme we have no wish II had been
otherwise. He has handled the subject
boldly and artistically. and it is being
interpreted by company OF capable
actors. of which Florence Reed is the
particularly bright luminary.
Efforts of peerers into the future
and of those who would explain the
things and happenings of life not of
our volition are usually interesting,
even though the applied or resulting
philosophy is sometimes muddled.
Roads Of Destiny is no exception.
The true fatalist defines destiny as
fixed order of things. established by a
divine decree or indissoluble connection
of causes and effects; ultimate deter
minism; invincible necessity. He
| usually believes there is but one course
in life left open to us. But Mr.. Pol
| lock is little more liberal in his con
ception. if his play can be accepted as
representing his views.
While the fates may preside over
human life, spin it out and determine
| it. according to Roads of Destiny. -
they are interested only in certain high
lights. dramatic situations, as it were.
| The traveller on life's journey. so one
gathers from Mr.. Pollock's exposition
is given limited free will and is privi-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
MRS. FISKE CHARMS
IN DELIGHTFUL ROLE
mis- Nelly, of NJ Orleans" Is
High-Spirited High
Comedy

Mis- Nelly Of N'OrIcans" i good
, deal moro than tho "Comcdy of Moon
shine. Madness and Make Rrlicvc' that
tho alI1tCrativ" label on tho Broad :
nIayhll rharactcrizCs it. It is \ high
spirited comedy Of very fine and human
texture. with warp Of high comedy
crossing woof Of high romance. that
Lawron"" Eyre. tho talented Young
Philadelphia playwright. has spun into
unified fabric Of delightful patterns
and then rut to tho artistic measure
of Mrs Fiskc
Both the heights Of tho high comedy
and tho depths Of the romantic Scnti-
mPnt and emotion are easily within the
range of Mrs. FiskpS superb art in
CoucCiving role and artistry in per
foctlng and projecting il. AGroitIy.
with polish and huOSsC. she impCrsnnatcS
. the southern bcllc in tho indian summer
/ Of her career. blending the traits Of
madcap and great lady and refining
away stage rxpcdicntS and theatrical
devices till all suggestion Of play acting
: is eliminated and Mis- Nelly moves
and has her being as distinctive crca
/ tion marked nv naturalnOSS and Spou
| taneity. This. il you please. is vir-
tuos" acting which effects an artistic
result that is notable and memorable
without any hint Of tho exercises and
tochnic whereby ii is achieved
Mrs Fiskp's Mis- Nelly j. n brilliant
performance gem marvClously cut.
hevclcd and facotcd. but with the
warm glowing l0vcincss Of the ruby and
not the hard cold beauty Of the diamond
And the setting is Of no base metal but
sterling Both tho play and tho per
sonncI Of the company are appropriate
in their TpSnCrtiv IN luCG ms rClntpb tC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
NEW BILLS ENTERTAIN AT PLA YHOUSES THU
Continuing attractions

FORREST-"Shc's n Good FCl.
. low musical comedy. hy Anne
Caldwell and Jerome Kern. Pl"t
involves the wedding Of a boarding
school miss and naval cl'iCcr.
Cast includes Joseph Santlcy. Ivy
sawyer. Scott Welsh and other
well known entertainers. bright
and breezy. Last week.
DELPHT - "Toby's Bow" a
light comedy laid in Greenwich
Village and Virginia, ccntCring
about famous novelist and n
budding author, with droll old
Toby. tho family retainer, fitting
through tho plot. 1t has many
delightful moments. George Ma
ricn is tho star. Last week.
SHTBFRT -- "Sinbad. featuring
Al Jolson. Associated with him
are Lawrence n'Orsay, Forrest
Huff. FRITZ Won Busing, Franklin
Battle, Farbcr sisters and other
principals and large and busy
chorus. A typical Winter Gar
den extravaganza in fourteen
scenes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
"PolIyanna" at orpheum

With Mae Desmond giving an ap-
peaing impersonation. "Pollyanna "
was satisfyingly revived last night by
had the role of the austpre lover OF
POllyanna : aunt. part which he in q
terpreted to perfection. The other stock
favorites were cast cOngenially to the
taste Of their admirers. This drama
Of optimism was artistically staged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
Bobby Heath at Dumont's

Bobby Heath, the Earl Of Mill
bourne" was the feature attraction at
Dumont's. He sang several songs, which
we're interspersed with timely comment
and his new. numbers scored decisively.
All Gibson won comedy honOrs. He is
veteran in the blackface line. Emmett
Wplch won favor with his songs and
skits by Boyden and Lee, as well as the
Hog Island Voting Contest" parody
which proved diverting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
To Probe Hat Proflteerlno

New York. Sept. 23.--(By A. PD-
Having received many complaints
alleging profteering in hats and shoes.
Federal Food Administrator Williams.
whose duties extend to these lines, an
nounced last night that he would confer
on the matter today with Michael Fried
San. chairman Of the subcommittee on
dry goods, clothing and shoes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23

herself one of our most talented emo
tional actresses.
Next to Miss Reed. perhaps, the
honors Cd TO Malcolm Williams. Calvin
Thomas cnacts the role of David Marsh
with a fine conception Of the character.
Others who aid in making for the sue
cess of the piece are Harry Leighton,
Emily Galloway. William Belfort,
Harry jackson and Edwin Waller.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23

the the screen %r" Of the tho ToIacc TT" o',2 "a2pi,"I
Theatre is presenting Jack Pickford in
"BiIl Apperson 5 Boy. while the Great
Northern has Anita Stewart in "EIuman
Desire. Oliv" Thomas has "IpstairS
aud pown" on the Alhnmbra silver
sheet and ScsSuo lIayakawa is At the
Locust in "Thc Gray Horizon.
blanche Sweet is Offering her dual role
in "Tho Tnpnrdonablc Sin at the
Colonial. Vivian Martin shows screen
oSrulauon at the Strand in "Thc Third
Kiss. All these movies were favorAhly
received by audiences in their Initial
local showiugs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
K%jCKERBOCKER

combined feature pictures ana h1Gh-
class acts. The picture was "'rho Other
Half" with Florenc" \'dor. \ two reel
comedy and Pathr n"wS rounded out
tho movies. Everett Gray in musiraI
roveltv. The broadway Four and
tho Thrcc Melody Kings submitted a
variety Of Jazz and opera that elected
favor Comedy was contributed by Nor
low & Co.. who submitted an attractive
skit, and Beatrice Miller, singing
comedicnne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
KEITH BILL VARIED
SUIT ALL TASTES
Runs the Gamut From Monolog-
ist to Chorus Of 35-Other
Good Vaudeville

Herbert Williams and Hilda WoIfus.
in "ITark Hark. Hark!" ruled tn"
laughter nt Kcith's. From tho box
toes of his irresponsible bright yellow
shoes to tho wisp Of hair on his bald
head that he is constantly throwing
back in tcmpcrnmontnl vchcmcnCe. Will
liams, long known to Philadelphia
vaudeville fans. is irresistible. He
rlaycd ON the hurnor Of his audience
with the same power Nat made his trick
piano talk So Enthusiastically droI.
bee" Palmer. known ms the inventor
Of the "shmmy" dance. did loss cffcc-
tive "shimmying" than did Margaret
Young. singing comcdicnnc. Bee was
interesting, none the less.
Rarto and Clark presented talking
machine novelty that was pleasantly Mt
trartivc. And Tom Smith and Ralph
Austin have gathered together in their
hodge podgo cf roIIicking horsoplay n
variety of surprises in fun. A pleasing
curiosity was tho impersonation by
Chapprllc and Stincttc, negro molodists.
of jack Norwood and Nora BayCs's i'm
pcrsonation Of Samho and Mandy in the
plantation love song "Mandy.' A lee
turc in prohibition, on the negative side.
was tho contribution Of Charles Irwin.
uniDur nou0loriSt who calls his lit 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
KEYsTONE-"Everysailor. tho ia

kFYSTONE-" Everysailor. thc Tab
Ioid musical burlPtta with the nautical
favor which has met favor in other
narts Of the city. won lot OF ap.
plause in this locality. lie Clair and
company. and Compson and Larkin
uare mirthmakprs with sketches and
musical acts Of merit were contributed
hy the Avales, xylophonists; Wells,
Virginia and West, singers and dancers,
and Hvlpr and Rann. comedy singers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23

GLOBE" Swcct Swcctics" Is tho
hadlincr The name must refer to the
array Of pretty girls who sing and dance
throughout this tabloid musical comedy.
Tho NiIIanova GypSics are singers,
dancers and instrumCntalists. Other
acts that catch the audiences fancy
are the Lander Rrothcrs. comedians {;
IN ulayIct. "RctwcCn Two Flats" {;
Arnold aud Summers. comedy singing
Jason and Cherry. novel dancers; {;
Silver and Berger. hlaCkface comedians,
and the Itaka Japs. a"robats.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
RROADW AN =

BRO OADWAN -. Attrnctlv"nrss ana
good taste characterize "Ros"tlm". th'
rnusical playlct which heads the h'l'' a
clever company of Juveniles make TINS
musical comedy stand out. "Ih" R'd
Iantoru," with ALA Nazimovs. won
nhotopIay honors. Other enjoyable acts
are tho Owl Club. in a singing trav"StE
Gatcs and Finley, and Mrtart"n and
Naronp. dancers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
WILLIAM PENN

his banjo. assisted by six girl SaHa
phone players, made striking lmPres
siou They we're compelled to respond
to several cnrorcs. olive Thomas IN
a rhoto comedy; Emily Smiley. in a
nIayIct. Glide and Seek : Eddi" Foyer,
lightning change artist; M"ln"ttc and
7 codom artietir nonsense, and the
t;orgsIis Trio rounded out an attracuv"
nrOgrAm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23
EUGENE O'BRlEN BOWS
TO STELLAR H0N0RS
New SeIznick Play on Stanley
Screen-Attractions Move
k to Other Houses

STANtEY--"The Perfect Lover Wlln
F,nsens q RrIen Directed by Ralph Inr'
from story by Leila burton "eHS'
SelInick play.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-23

ARCApTA-"The Market of Souls" with
Dorothy Dalton Story nv John LNnCh
Directed by Joseph Ne Grasse. Pa Paramounf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-17
Contractors
Outfit
OF A. L. PHILLIPS SONS FOR SALE.

OF A. l.. PHILLIPS SONS FOR SALE
H. B. THRooP. Auctioneer.
On account Of ill-health, we will sell
Mt public auction,
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1919,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the stables OF the old Rosenerk
Brewing Company. on the HermitaEe
Road, Richmond. Va. the following
contractors equipment. all of which
% Mules.
- Wheel Scrapers (Western)
II Dump Wagons (Eagle).
Lumber Wagons.
/ Hay Wagon.
] Farm Wagon.
Single Carts.
! New Black smith Forge 2 Rlov.rs
Tools, etc.
| Buckeye 2-horse Mower
l Hay Cleaner.
Disk Harrow.
% sets Harness. Plows, Tools, etc.
/ Road Machine
Same. will be offered as a whole. If
a satisfactory bid is not secured, will
OFFER the same In detail. This ia
splendid opportunity to secure n good
outfit complete and ready for work.
TERMS: Made known day of sale
A. l.. PHILLIPS SONS.
Fl. 3. THROOP AuctIoneer
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| igh ConstabIe's Sale!

VIII sell by public auction. on
TUESDAY, THE nth DAY OF JUNE.
1919.
o'clock +. NJ
at my storehouse. 1906 East Franklin
the following property. to satisfy exc.
cutions and distress warrants in NV
hands:
Lot OF Household Furniture, Carpets.
Hair Tonic. Kitchen Range windsor
l.atrobe. small Enameled Stationary
Washstand, Disk Harrow. Cultivator.
PlOws etc.
TERMS: Cash
w. II. WYATT JR
high Constable, City Richmond
Ilit.St. An. orILe QMick raxuIts
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If You Want

10 buy home in the West End. in
Highland Park. in North Richmond, or
one OF the new homes in Laburnum.
let US show them to you.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
O. a. Hawkins. Manager.
Seventh and Main Streets.
READ every ad In the ciassincaton tina,
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If Interested

In the purchase OF a really fine home
on FRANKLIN STREET or on MONU-
us call on you. Nothing over phona
about these.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
o. A. Hawkins. Manager.
Seventh and Main Streets
BY J. THOMPSON BROWN a co
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneer,
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED
Money to Loan

the following named sums are
placed with us to loan on improved
Richmond real estate. See us quick:
100000. 100000. $l0.0OO.0o
We will place this money promptly.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
o. a. Hawkins. Manager
Seventh and Main Streets
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SEVEN niEGE period mahosany bedroom
niture Co. 1905 e. Main Street
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DUNCAN'S HOUSEHOLD POITSU-For
direct from Duncan. l4-A South Davis We
Phone boulevard a13
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NJ EN--Wanted. men between 81 and 2S To-
sell cigarettes and tobacco for american
men OF ability. Apply with letters Of
recommend ation to S. &. Cortclyou. Ruycr's
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wun,eu-Nluie


WANTED
BENCH MEN AND CABINET
MAKERS. STEADY EMPLOY
ME%T MONTAGUE MFG co.
BROAD 81 AND nELr Line
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SALESMEN-TWo REFINED Statesmen
FOR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. GOOD
SALARY. APPLY NATION AL DRY
GOODS STORE PETERSBURG. VA.
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Household Goods.

FRUlTS-We have all kinds OF fruit a
Marshall.
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MACHlNIST OPERATOR. linotype and In
tertyDe top wages to irst-cIass man
union. Hayworth Publishing House. Wash
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TEACHERS for summer clean up. ST.
mondS history OF the world war i'm :
volumes. Write for terms. Victory Co.. a.
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AUCTiONS-LECX
Legal Notices.
OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO,
RICHMOND. VA

VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
RicmMoSp. Va "a
pany have this day declared ' semi Ian.
EXTRoa, ''f nin;d OF siE O. per cent and an
PPaiEsSls july ist isTTss. to TO- the s" Stock.
h n9nn Of RsGord a; the close OF bushes.
chesNs vi be msdea
PqpS osahon1rs c6 GoTr9N MILLsofieo of
81 v ssH IN foiGwins notes sivo%
an ,r hSid in o the city OF Rich,nond va
OF Sy the vote Of ali
Fa,SSsa by co shs Mii.
IN IT, 10 advisable to DECREASE The assueI
rom apsta sSis Of
OF , Two thousand shares OF common ' sto"E
consist Of i've ha Rsd sha RI .
shnre s "nS qf me so par yaus OF
Su,h SssTp s Of hs
Of pG the essssans stock pa,
Tor OF ire aESresafs value
spa nee OF the above the proper ofiicers Of
ss;s ha sneei with '' ,he State Cor ser
sSose staten n setting forth
given ma that an se p5SHssd P1tfs is
ton OF this notice as practicable. proceed
20 purchase. stock OF said corporation moi
IN excess OF sl5o.000. as above vet forth
lot retirement. Given under my hand this
Pre- sdent OF Pocahontas Cotton Mills. In.
v,aiS ,chs n, Clothing and Eauipage ri.
s ssixsd proPSSi. POI. a. In ,ripoate win be re-
-. 1919. for furnishing 77ooo hat corJs
spe cifientions No ga. Proposals to be flei
~ per sent thereon. Informatiop obtain.
able At Zone Supply Office. Coca Cola BuiiJ.
Ing. Baltimore. Md. u
SEALED PROpoSALS-CIothing and Foul
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tons Building. Washington, ID. C.-Seaied
proposals VII he received here until II A.
sshsyTons. notifications No 1906 cotton
oaGkinS or government material. Proposals
70 DC nied In triplicate and must bear guar
aantee thereon Information obtainable frr m
ia fillmore. Md. "H'
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SA LESMAN-Wanlcd. hiGh-class specially
salesman for Virginia territory: splendid
Address p. o. Box 2sl.
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PIANOS. furniture, household goods bought.
First. Madison 1857. a.
PoLLARD'S CODE OF VIRGINIA-Wanted
= secont-ha nd copies OF volumes Z and 4
roilarGs code OF Virginia. Address M
Rox a25. South Boston. Va
SHOW ChSES-Wantcd or display floor
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JOB PRESSMAN-Good workman wanted
at once. Apply Richmond Typot beta
|1221 Mutual building. "
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AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
INGS WITH BRICK EASEMENTS.
Nos. us and 217
South Pine Street
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1919 !;
At O'Clock p. NJ

These two-story and basement frane
dwellings are in good order, neat in -
pearance and modern III construction,
containing rooms each situated ON
east line of Pine. between beverly and
Cumberland Streets
The lot fronts 80 feet 1 inches by las
feet to 20-foot alley.
This property will make you hne
investment or good home. with street
railway and other conveniences
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance e.
II and Is months: or one-third cash,
balance l, and 3 years, interest on
quarterly notes and all secured by trust
deed on the property
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
AuctioDeers
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MEN--War.ed. men to learn the barber
trade: few weeks required. Writ. for
catalogue; Richmond Barber College. 3l9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. registered pharm-
acist or assis,ant by July j. Single man
preferred, State salary and reference Gin
.Druc clifton Forge.
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LOANS--Moncy 10 loan on sums 10 sujf IN
real estate j Thomson Brown 4 Go
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WANTED TO BUY wOOI.-wool grower,
San save an expenses by selling 10 us We
a!!o" iull marhet value and furnish sack
u needed: shin TO us or write for prices
beIor': Shipping; Prompt remittance alwa VS.
Cary Street ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for sale.

WEST ETD-For sale; several tots on
Grove. Hanover, Park. Monument and
Patterson Avenues. very cheap. city water
and uthc- improvements VIII make terms
agreeable. W!i sell direct Address Box
Sol. .Richmond Va.
$40 cash and so per month VIII GUY one
or best residence lots In the city. q 3c3,
cate Times Dispatch.
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w a r Z X S-Expericnccd white walters
wanted at once. Victoria Restaurant. SIS
81
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AEAD All tness classified ed
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THESE. 2n. ori.,f quics r.suits.
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Good Things TO Eat. !

Plate ICE superior kind. best for ali
uses Tyler Ryan. 1901 w Cary Street
Randolnh 3Oi7. Madison 1879
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Shore Property for Sale.

VA BEACH. VA.-For sale a, once. at vlr-
Sinia Beach. Va t-room cottage com.
pl-tciy furnished. with oil convcnicnces near
new Casino Possession at Apply 10
". IL. l.arenstetn. care I.aycnS,cin iSros
P"l.rshnrg. Va Phone g6l
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BORROW on your watches. diamonds and
lcwelry from the EpuiIa bile Loan Society
l.. North Eighth Street - ;
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MERCHANDISE
- - $3.50 --------------- 49,
JeNelry anu \t.,rne,

YOU have "A diamond to bu"
S,ei'. exchange or rcinouut. old sOld 10
sell or "Nt ,nSc. BRING II Ia L. r Allen
y -. jewelers.. Fourteenth and Main