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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
OWEN PAYS TRIBUTE
TO COUNTY AGENT GOSS

p. B. Owen, acting director of
khD d3vtson OF markets since the
raqkgDatton of J. F. Fooshe. returned
10 The city yesterday from Purdy.
Gxeensville county, where he attend
I'd the community fair held by the
farmars Of that locality. Mr.. Owen
was greatly pleased with the splen-
dA showing made by the exhibitors,
sAy4ng that the displays of live stock,
takm products, canned goods and
fAHy work were excellent
Cred1t for the success Of the fair
goes largely to w. H Goes, county
A&Ank Of Greensville, who was IN
Utrumental in making the arrange
nAnkA The exhibits OF farm pro-
ductA said Mr., Owen, surpassed both
In quantity and quality the displays
OF several county fairs held this
tan The fair was held in bQild-
ing erected and owned by the c1ti-
gems OF the community
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

J r Hnph ms colored 1T22 Ash
land street, had his case continued
IN police court Yesterday when he
vas arraiened for causing the death
of Mrs Martha r. Smith. 1900
Claiborne street August rs II is
alleged Hopkins threw the woman
on the floor during a verbal alter
cation. she sustained a broken hip
from which she died. Mrs Smith
was the wife Of Confederate vet
eran. The case will come up oc:o-
Der "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
CHASE hHD OLIVER
CASE UP OCTOBER q

Justice Crutchfield yesterday set
October "a as the date for the hear
ing OF Proalhition Inspectors Chase
aud Oliver. charged with transport
ing and Offering for sac ardent
spirits The men were arrested
Saturday night by .omcers Shinault
and Porter on North s. James
street. The police officers stated
yesterday that the prohibition agents
protested az the time Of the arrest
that il was a "put~up Job" saying
that they were in she neighbour
hood as the result Of Information
given them for the purpose Of lur-
ing them there Thirfv-three
quarts of whiskey were conascated
at ths time Of the arrest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
3 GOLD AND 3 SIT.NER
STARS IN SERVICE Fl &c

DR.. Douglas Freeman viii spoah
at the Grace street Baptist church
next sunday morning when. the SER
vice flag OF the church 70 teEeN
down ana a permanent bronze TAB
let COMMUNICATING the services ~
mem bers OF the church who served
in the various branches Of the NIL
ttary during tNe war unveiled The
silver stars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Southsiide

The property on Midlothian turn
pike. owned by Mrs. Annie S. Har-
nish and her husband Henry Har-
nish. valued ar $40 900 was trans
ferred to Miss Mamie T. Bell vest ar
day, although $4,000 and other
considerations were mentioned as
the only basis for exchange. ac~
cordtng &c the deed. which was aled
erey which fronts 3s5 on the Mid
lothian pike adjoins the Beattie es-
tatMs while acc. fast e,s IS. trante, o~s
Harnkh avenue. also with a i25 feet
n the line OF ". W Babbitt's prom
erty. The deed provides that Miss
Bell obtains a half interest IN the
property and the other half inter-
Ct divided equally between the
O<hr purchasers
IN unusually small Monday morn
ING DOCKET came before Justice
Maurice yesterday in police court
Part u The nnes OF s2S and costs
was imposed upon r. Fl. Richard
son en the charge OF speeding He
noted an appeal H. d l~4neo. J.
l. Clarke. and Ernest Written were
hne6 s. and cost each when arrang-
cd On the charge of lighting in the
str~sEA The arrest was made by
policeman Dunnivant The case Of
John r. Meeks who was charged
with stealing a lot Of railroad ties
from the Seaboard Air Line railway,
was continued until October 20
Few case Of importance appeared
On tbs hustfngs court docket, Part
IL ysEArday. The case OF James
FlowaFS. versus the Virginia Rail
Wy and Power company is set for
\ heartpg tomorrow.
Councilman John ". Moore is
going into the real estate and in
surance business and is going TO have
associated with him another we'll
known southsider-Henry McGran-
iran. who has Just returned from
the war. These two gentlemen have
opened an ONCE at No "a North
Seventh street. opposite The Virgin
Ian once where they expect 10 do a
large real estate. insurance and loan
business Their announcement is
printed elsewhere in The Vireinian
The revival at Rainbridee Street
Baptist church began Sunday with
two splendid congregations facing
the evangelist DR.. George w Swope
His morning message was one which
win linger in the minds of all who
heard him. ION the Need Of Revivals
In All Of Our Churches" based on n
sound faith in God At night he
preached a powerful message on
Faith tn the Bible AS the Word
OF COD A well attended and very
heipful sunrise prayer meeting" was
neid IN the Sunday school audito-
rum.
me subject. The Victorious Life"
or How to Win Lifes Battle" To.
night he will speak on "Coming Pac,,
Home" or the Cause ard Curse ara
Cure OF Backsliding." A chorus choir
wlll be on hand every night to assist
tho usual choir in the song service
under the leadership of Prof. w. 7
Morrissett 90
DR.. Swope for more than ten wears
practiced law in Northwest and
had . very successful passionate in
Central Baptist church in Norfolk
from thence he was called to the
First Baptist church OF Abbyville. s.
c. He Is now a resident OF Rich
sond, Va: devoting his entire time
I'D E M VII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

To CONCUR IN the action ~ the
hoard Of aAderna en- leasing part. ~
he city wharf TO the New York
Baltimore and Pichrond S-ea,1sh =
contrary. The corr mon council will
meet tonight a. 9 O'clock in snecial
session. The contract adopted hv
the boa~3 os aldermen permits the
company q fix IS owr rates. -ha.
bod" 'he"fng nAr7}~ste3 th~ section
which made it obligatory that Rich
r, ord and Norfolk enjoy ire same
-7ra,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

Magistrate. II, s, SUNDAY yester-
day entered fines of $25 and costs
against a, y. Pollard and L. A An
carrow. Of Richmond, upon convic-
ton OF hunting in Henrico county
before the season has opened. The
arrests were made last Thursday by
Charles r. Strn1g, special travelling
game warden " tho state depart
ment of game and inland fisheries
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
EPISCOPATIsSs IN
MASS MEETING SUNDAY

mass meeting Of Episcopalians
will be held in the Holy Trinity
church next Sunday night to discuss
plans for the coming campaj gn.
Rev Or. Robert Patton. Of New
York viii address the meeting Al
who are interested in the campaign
ere "rrad 70 he present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Poster Returns From France

AftAr spending fifteen months IN
the quarteruaster corps OF the
United States army near bordeaux
France, J. c.. Foster returned today
to hts Job in the Office OF the sta to
coYpor alton commission yesterday
Foster enlisted in Decem Der 1917,
and was discharged at Camp Dix
On October IA. His old job was
held open for him during MS long
1bsence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Hit BY Automobile.

James Kenny. a fve-year old boy.
lis East Byrd street. was Knocked
down At Second and Main streets yes
terday by an automobile. driven By
an unknown person. He. was not Sc
r,ously hurt The driver made away
without seeing what damage had
been caused
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

TIE Wor7an's Missionary society
OF Grace Strnet baptist church will
~ aFaK flAS ~SssrEF',fs ~ Al T. Nsgl K TN e
meeting VIII ~ addressed by Mrs
J. L McCutcheon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Gamblers are Fined

n. Perrin and seven other men
were fined S.. each in police court
yesterday for gambling at 6eS East
Grace street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
SPECIAL OFFICERS FOR
MILLER AND RHOADS

r II. Wills, j S Furks and J w.
townsend three employees Of Miller
& Eho43s we're sworn in yesterday
hy city Clark All II. Mcdowell as
special police with power of arrest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
]. 5. CIRCUIT
COURT Of APPEALS


The United States circuit court
Of appeals reconvere4 Yesterday
with the following Judges and Of
f1cials in attendance Circuit
Judges Hon J {. Pritchar4 81
Asheviue " c, Hon Marta A
Knapp, Of Washington. p c and
Hon Charles A Woods Of Marion
s c. Clerk Claude NJ T~an and
5. Marshal John .. Saunders.
This being conference day the
court did not hear arguments in
cases bur went into conference upon
c-~es heretofore argued and rena n
ing undecided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Obituary
ecs gsrs:,s9 cyrsss.ss z s1z.s,n
William Il. Ha.nlin

Funeral services for William 3,
Eamlin, siSty-eight years old for
more than thirtY-f1pe years resi-
dent of Richmond. who died Satur
DAY az his residence, 1920 West Main
street, We're conducted vest erday at.
ternoon NJ 80 O'Clock He is sur
vived by his wife. Mrs. Mary French
Ha.nlin; three sons. Richard McIn-
tosh, Charles s and DR.. Percy C.
ilamlin; a brother, Walter s. Ham
In. Of Bluefield w Va. the follow
ing sisters Mrs. w f Alderman
% Greensboro, \. c.. Mrs. willis
Winfree, Miss Maggie Harnlin and
Mrs. Marvin kabIer. OF Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

snto s Purpura, VS.. the United
States OF American, error to the
district court at Norfolk. Va To
he argued by J. L Brousv and Taze-
we'll Taylor. Of Norfolk Va, for the
r'aintiff in error and by Hiram NJ
smith. T. S. Attorney. Of Richmond
Va, for rhe defendant in error.
Lou Frazier adntx. VS.. interstate
Railway con, parv. error to the lis
t@iet court at Zig Some Gar Va
Tc he argued BY Villa n K. worth
~ farewell Va for the rlaintif IN
e-r1r aad ~ J 7 Gerl bIes ~ Nor
ten Va, and Bullitt & Cha'k,ev 81
pi@ store Csp, Va, for the defen-
6@nt in error
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21
Mrs. John Anlrhein

Mrs rhereSa~~R. Fisher Amrhein,
wife of John Amrnein. died, at the
residence of her husband, 1921 Han
over avenue, Saturday. She was
fifty-six years old The funeral
took place yesterday morning at 10
o'clock with requiem mass from ST.
Mary's Catholic church. Interment
I Was ~ St Mary's cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

If his children listen eagerly for
his footsteps he can't he such a bad
fellow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-21

EeW case Of importance appeared
on tbs hustfngs court docket, Part
H. ystArday. The case OF James
FloWers. versus the Virginia Rail-
way and Power company Is set for
4 bearing tomorrow.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

STEEoGRAPHDR-Perm position: good
salary. Apply Mr.. Farver, Commercial Depart
ment, Potomac Electric Power Company, 18th
and SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
BOY OVER 1o YEARS OLD

ambitious and serious minded; op-
portunity for connection with high
class business organization.
Apply to Mr.. Moulton,
Chamber Of Commerce, u. =. A..
Room 7O6. Riggs bldg, after pm.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

SALESMEN--Two live-wire salrsmen: strictly
commission basis: permanent position to right
men: exclusive territory; references required.
AddfSss Box 3lIA, Star ONCE, g.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN. ..5s,,
A large manufacturing company
IL lookinr for q live-wire salesman ehock- full
Of pep and enthusiasm. One who has keen
mind for facts and the ability to present his
arguments in an intelligent and fofceful men-
ner. The position open Is permanent and t&ers
an exceptional opportunity for the right Sm4n.
Applications treated conAdentially. 4
Address Box 26-A, Star OHiee.
SALESMAN Wanted-High-grAde travelling
salesman capable Of earning $1,000 and ex-
penses annually; staple line to general mer-
chandse trade; attractive proposition to deal
ers. Address Sales Manager. 612 Hearst bldg,
Chicago.
sALEsMAN. experienced. any line new strong
proposition Of merit TO general retail trade in
Virginia and Maryland: 335 weekly sdvance
2414 Continental bldg. Cleveland. Ohio
SALEsMEN-Learn aboat the new Calculator
adding machine; retails $40; adds. subtrscts.
$500 machine: fve-year guarantee: sells on
sight carry in your coat pocket; full time or
side line; liberal profits and protected terri
tory. Dept. s. Calculator Corporation, Grand
Rapids. Mich. -
Statesmen or experienced !:
city or travelling: write for list Of openings
and full particulars. Address Natl. Statesmen .
Tr. Assn. Dept. 3s1. Chicago. Ill.
sIDE-LINE sALEsMEN--Iearn how Miller is
making more on his side e-line speciality than on
his main line sales talk and pocket samples
free I; responsible house quick action. Erickson.
Inc. Des Moines. Iowa.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
statesmen.

ENTER a business where you will be inde-
pendent; more people killed by autos than any
other cause except war; $1,000 policy only
owner chauffeur truckman guest absolute
iy new: agency openings everywhere: North
American Accident Insurance Co.. Chicago. :
EXPEKIENCED, for middle Atlantic states !;
q great opportunity for hustlers, also exclusive
state or city rights to those who can qualify.
For particulars apply National Uniform Ma
chine Co., 21e McGin BLDG. 9l2 g Ct nv. Y.
GENERAL AGENTS or distributors wanted Tor
sta te and county: experienced man: for Simpler Z
starter for Ford cars; sells for $l3; big field;
big opportunity for q big man. Simplex Mig.
Co. Anderson Ind, Box $50.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
WANTED-HEIp.
WANTED-HEIp.
FEMALE-Continued.
tEMALE-COnt1NueA.

LANSBURGH & BRO.
WANT SALESWOMEN FOR THE
FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
Suits,
Neckwear,
Stationery,
Hosiery,
Shoes,
Ribbons
Wash Goods,
Gloves.
Good salary and bonus; permanent
position. Apply Mr.. Hart,
LANSBURGH & BRO, 7TH STREET.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
FOUND.

COLLIE bitch black and tan with white run
Apply 1907 ST.
MONEY and papers on train from W Inning .s;,
ton arrikiug in Washington LAS Pm, April
3. Owner may have by satisfying finder as 10
ownership. Sergt. J. f. Gambrill, seven fines
Va. o.
WRIST WATCH Apply TO T. II. Girouard,
100 II st. ne.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS,

AoENISs
AGENTs-Bie pay and free automeoile intro
ductng wonderful new gasoline saver. puncture
prosf. hve-year spark plugs and other economi-
cal, cal suto necessities; outfit free. L. Bailwey.
342 Sta. r. Louisville. Ky.
AGENTS-Chateau Thierry and so other great
patriotic pictures: sample free 20x24 gold
framed pictures, Ice; sell soc: negro war pic
lures big sellers; portraits: war history: low
prices. Peoples Portrait Sta. D. Chicago.
AGENT WANTED for Maryland and wasing-
Ton by manufacturers and importers OF laces
emhroideries. handkershiefs. piece goods. Ia
dies' neekwear, brassieres. etc. We want q
ciean-cut and well connected man who is .
hustler to call oh department and general
stores. Liberal commission paid weekly and
Stste experience. references. Address r. b.
Box Isl, Madison Square, New York city.
AGENTS-$5 hourly absolutely guaranteed; ;
gasoline cents gallon; money back guaran-
tee. Write Federal Chemical Works. 20 W.
Ja0.on. Chicago.
perfumes. cold creams. face powders. spices,
medicines. ETC.; beautiful hieh-Erade line ex-
$ Co, Dept ii. st. S louis. Mop Mo. ''es AaeaS'.an
AGENTS. $40 to 500 week: free samples !:
gold sign letters; any one can put on store
windows; big demand; liberal offer to general
agents. Metallic Letter Co., 435 n. Clark, Chi
cno.
ADMINISTRATORS dye soap brilliant. Fast
eolors; quick. big profits: SIS weekly on re-
peat orders women amazed: buy regul.ri :.
Egyptian Queen dye soap a wonder: dyes silk
cotton. wool one minute: absolutely different
beautiful colors light dark no boiling
will not stain hands perfect results no ex-
perience necessary; all spare time. Write
today. Wonderful offer. Other valuable products
Peerless Products Co., Dept. 81, els w. Jack
son blvd. Chicago.
AGENTS-Waterproof kitchen apron: needs no
laundering; every housewife buys; dainty du-
rable economical; big money: sample free.
Thomas Mfg. Co., 4l40 Cotton ST., Dayton.
Ohio. .
AGENTSLQuick seller; big profits: California
rosebeads coming money for hustlers; new
stun: tremendous demand Catalog free Mis-
sion Bead Co.. 1914 Irola, Los Angeles. Cal.
AGENTS-Reversibie raincoats; s.o-in-i' etyle:
new. novel. waterproof; first season; many 9th.
er styles; s. daily for orders daily: no in
vestment; outft free. Parker Mfg. Co. 1904
Bey ST.. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS-$60 q week to travel BY automobile
and introduce 300-candlepower coal oil lantern
for farmers. dairymen, hucksters. gardeners.
contractors. Army camps, etc. Write for par
dculars. Thomas Mfg. Co.. 4540 Post St., Day
ton. Ohio.
ARE YOU MAKING $40 to SEQ daily7 Man
or woman start anywhere; no experience neees-
cary; raw materials cost you 70 cents for 90:
retails. 80 cents each or $45; i make and sell
5000 weekly; made $40 one day; 1,25O one
month Craycroft, Fresno. Cal.
CAN YoU sell colored people? Writo BecksI
Chemical Co.. st. Louis, Mo.
Cpr YOUR OWN HAIR perfectly; 10 sHafs-
~ hafr euttefS; patented only soc: whirlvind
D
Evening star., 1919-04-06
wANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinueA.

BATTERY MAN-Experienced man to charge
electric cars at night and to take charge OF
floor: good salary and exceptional opportunity
for right man; ref. required. Address Box
l73-T. Star ofice.
neutrality-suspicious. ability. to take
charge OF installment house office: answer in
own handwriting; state experience, references.
age and salary expected: reply will be treated
in confidence. Address Box 325-T, Star office.
BOY with knowledge Of typewriting for real
estate ONCE. Thos. d. Walsh, 1872 at. n.w.s .
Evening star., 1919-04-06

MAsTER SALESMAN WANTED.
Man 80 to so. good education, college eradu-
ate preferred, Of pleasing manner and strong
sonal soliciting; independent business Of your
own. where the clientage you build up belongs
to yourself; $500 per month absolutely guar
anteed for FIRST Eve months work to right
well rated s,i sss sss,s1i,hed a 10
profit the first three years. and Will make one
Independent for life In nve to ten years must
be financially responsible and able to handle
own business under own name; telfitosy the
special experience necessary. but character.
personality. courage and industry essential !;
state age, education, past occupation and earn
inss in strict coandsnce address ... and Pseee se
n. Michigan ave-. Chicago.
PART-TINE MEN can make $40 q day. Phone
Mr.. smale. after pm. Main 4621.
aHTESNAN capable handling the beat 70 best
trade; big percentage, with mail cfedfts; won
derfui opportunity for man with machine and
energy; exclusive field. Mfrs., 107oS Quebec
ave.. Cleveland.
sAIEsMEN-New cafbufetor for Ford cars !;
simple. not q moving part: installed In SO
a.rs s ness.r e Seaa
ing; 15-day free trial; out st. Louis man sold
], 400 in o months; Salt Lake City man made
81, 200 in one week.
sos W. Jackson blvd, CHICAGO.
ence where 1t brings the highest and grows
fastest; percentage and terms Irresistible ex-
elusive field Boz I. Sta. p. Cfeveland.
SALESMAN to sell 9. 900 mile aut6me6iN tire !;
big double commissions; easiest sailing plan
ever known; unusually attractive ,oonpo prop
port,mity; conedentiai interview. Xddfsss Rox
12A-D, Star ONCE. aHs1 -
Evening star., 1919-04-06

r0REMAN-Good worker. on farm near wash
inston. Addfssa Boz 25s-S. star ONCE g.
GARDENER ana wife-House. fuel, milk, veg
etables and $50 per month to proper person
Calf between 10 and II. Room 1O6. 734 18th
GENERAL HOUsEMAN (colored), for small
GROCERY CLERK WITH
SOME EXPERIENCE IN
MEAT CUTTING; MUST BE
ELL RECOMMENDED
CALL AT ONCE.
CHEVY CHASE SUPPLY co.
GRooERs-We ha.e openins. nr !. FEW iiTst.
men compatnnt to take charge Of the srocery
department In our markets and produce r.
suits; permanent position at eood salary for
the right man. Old Dutch Market, 622 Pa. ave
HANDY EAN for work on q country place. At
Edsewater, near Annapolis, Nd; an honorably
discharged white soldier preferred. Phone Col.
John Pitcher, North 1854. Address 2la2 Wyo-
ming ave. 12s
HELPER 1white or colored)-Ons who has
Box l23.T. Star once.
HIGH SCHOOL. YOUTH.
Hours out OF school with wheel; rood naH
O. A. Auddimaa = Co.. 1204 q q.
schvarts Co.. 7s4 18th 1t. NV.
JANITOR for small apartment house; wages
and quarters. Apply 2310 st. NV. =
Evening star., 1919-04-06

PRINTER-Working foreman
(unionD; must be Al and ca
pable of producing results !;
steady position. Address Box
322-T, Star Office.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

~ hafr euttefs; patented only soc: whirlwind
>e'er: agents quick dozen. g.. so; gross
.-s-A'AA prepaid. BONNER BEos.. Dayton, Ohio. .
Evening star., 1919-04-06
MALE

A COMPARATIVELY small number Of men
and women hold government hrst-grade com
merciai licenses As radio operators, therefore
and inspectors will Be obtained for the thou
sands Of positions In the various branehts Of
the radio profession. specially after the sign
great opening and opportunities for young men
in this field? The salaries are higher than in
most lines Of work: the duties pleasant and
most interesting, with never q dull hour no
matter whether on land or sea. It reuuires
very little Of your time (about fourteen veeks1
to qualify for positions. Our school needs no
its high standard and we deliver the seods x
promised Salaries range from $40 . noGth
,,o nth living IN. s s1ps1':s :.a up to $500 per year
your own terms. Start now. sEkvtCE
RADIO SCHOOL. s0e Pa. ave. NV. Pkons
Franklin 1914.
4 MAN succeeds IN the vork he iikee. n -
sald IKE ,ssD09so,. ,a .:,i..y posas:
starting at Sll0 q month and expenses. r. ~
limit, write for bosklst n. 10. STANDARD Bun
ness Tr.ininl Instieats. 9u9Als. y. Z.
ARE 19u nscna.,eaIly ,ne,,eed, Ls.r. .
s ...ss.: :.. iss ss pss s;:es ss ::s e.
in:sroeoa. il ~.es:. Amy :essoi .s1 .eesss esss
s..Ss:. sss u.ss ssIs is .ssss
ics for severnnslt.. Write fee big fsss cats.
!esue; Telis .ne,s q, 'sS.y: sy sSs:.sy s A.ss
City. No.
AUTO MECHANICS, three. nr,t-tlass; an.
around only need apply. Central Auto Works,
449-5l Eye st. NV.
AUTO MECHANICS. Apply Lott Fuller o.,
141s North Capitol NV. g.
BAKER on pies and sweet
dough; night work.
Bellevue Farms Lunch Co.
1884 c. NV.
BARRIER. white; guaranteed &3s. acs KIM
St.. Alexandria. ~ -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-13

Silks Of Seville.
-Four hundred years ago the silks
Of Seville, then the most famous In
the world, were exported to all coun-
tries. for Spain was the first nation
Of western Europe 10 take up silk
culture. The climate Of Spain is ex-
eellent for this industry. and fine silk
worms, such as were employed when
silk cultivation was at its height, are
available in the foothills Of the Sierra
Nevada, near Granada. This worm
has 9 life Of so days, and In the first
20 1t grows to thousands # times it,
original weight