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The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-09
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badly injured by an automobile at
Arizpe street of Nogales, Sonora,
yesterday afternoon. Mr., Espinoza
is now skilfully attended at his home
by the principal doctors of the city.
The unfortunate occurrence was acct
dental.
The meeting of the "Partido DEM
ocratico Liberal" of Nogales, Sono-
"a, which was held Friday night at
the "Hidalgo theatre" was well at
tended by supporters of the cause.
Another political meeting of the
"Partido Democratico Liberal" will
be held today at 1000 a. m. at the
"Hidalgo Theatre" 1t is said that
Mr.. Alfonso Velez who is at present
President of the club and has re-
turned from propaganda trip
around the state, will take part in TO-
days meeting.
Mr.. ]. Rucabado has suspended
temporarily his customs brokerage
business on account Of the delay IN
receiving license from Mexico City.
In a few days Mr.. Rucabado will
start the "garbanzo" business as
representative of the principal whole
salers and buyers of garbanzo In
Havana and Bilboa.
Mr.. Ramon Pesqueira (propagan-
dist for the "Pesqueira" candidacy
for governor) has returned from the
interior of the state and is at the
line city.
In the new election for directirs
of the Chamber of Commerce of
Hermosillo, Sonora, the election was
made as follows: President, Jose F.
Macon; Vice President, Leandro Z.
Gaxiola; Secretary, Lie. Benitez;
Treasurer, Epigmenio Ibarra; Di-
rectors, Messrs. Francisco M. Cor
dova, Juan Bojorquez and Eugenio
Rodriguez.
The first appearance in Nogales
of the famous stage-dancer, Angelica
Guillot, took place yesterday eve
ming at the "Cine Lux" which was
well attended.
1t is said that Mr.. Zambrano has
been named immigration inspector at
Nogales, Sonora to succeed Mr.. Emil
liano Tamez who will be named Mex
lean consul at Nogales, Arizona. No
official news has yet been received.
The Chamber of Commerce of the
Laguna region of Coahuila, has re-
ceived permit from the Central
Government for the expectation of
fifteen thousand bales of cotton to
Spain without paying export duties.
A gentleman of Nogales, Sonora,
will open moving picture show at
Imuris in few days.
Yesterday Captain Roberto Diez
Martinez (chief of the State Aerial
Corpse and Lieutenant de la Tore,
made an aerial trip in search of va
quis, from Hermosillo TO Carlo.
At the Hotels of Nogales, Sonora
Hotel Abadie-A. Calderon, Cana
nea; A. Hamilton and Rafael Russo,
Santa Ana; H. Recola, Cuiacan; L.
Berger, Guaymas; r. Micaud, Her.
mosillo.
Hotel Central-Lic. NJ. A. Lopez,
Magdalena; William Humphrey, Ma
co; j. Sotomayor, Whales y Covarru-
bias, Victoria o. Armenia, George
Vasso, Alfonso Velez and S. Cova-
rfubias, Hermosillo
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-09

Yesterday Messrs J. w. Edwards
and E. Titcomb went to Guaymas.
Mr.. L. Munger has retired from
the post of manager of the Nogales
Produce Company, succeeded by Mr..
H. H. Cunningham, from Guaynaas.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-02-09

- - A0A -
JUST A WORD ABOUT PALACE
of Sweets ice cream-whethel
you are giving a little dinner
party out to the house-or just
want to treat. the lady friend
dom forget that we are the PEG
pie who can furnishN the real
quill when it comes to honest
ice cream.
Be sure you are right-theu
pause moment for reflection.
Lots of people seem to think it
bad form to be polite in public.
NEXT TIME YOU PASS OUR
show cases-notice the wide va
riety of JAZZ TIME Chocolates.
We are proud to be the agents
for these candies and you'll
thank. us for the recommended
ton.
A rather different meaning from
the one conveyed was intended
by the old lady who said to her
friends:
"No man was better calculated to
Judge of pork than my poor
husband was. He. knew what
good hogs We're, for he had
been brought up with 'em from
his childhood"
SUNDAY-HOW ABOUT
eating dinner with us-bring the
whole family. Make it day off
all around. You'll like our food
and We'll do all in our power to
please you.
When a woman is unable to con-
vince a man, she calls him
crank.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR THOSE
who appreciate the best in
"Good Eats"
4 s. ~
What kind of animals come out
of the clouds? Rain, Dear.
y = y
If two Poles got married would
you call it Wooden Wedding?
$..*..*
ave thank you."
s'..k J:
Palace of Sweets
EARL D. HANBACK,, Mgr.
The sun., 1919-02-06
ARMY.
DAY Report)



JOYCE Eva Walter l. serst >: Berry St, Brook
KiEkESAN, Thomas T, sers'. 7s4 ,st ave,
TtiLy. James NJ. -crs... $50 Yves, is,h st.
TTkly, John F. --st., $50 West 18Th st,
DEME3, pomnick corp, :s7 High ST. Brook
FRANZ. william. corp. 81. East sth st.
hEssEi.RAcH, Eiuand A.. corp, 1856 M-na,
hnpMAN. CHARLES corp, 81 Saratoga ave.
IAcoNETri, Domenico corp. IS Old Broad.
JoH6BowsKI, Alex, corp. Ludlow st.
JrDE Many. FTsnlHn J.. corp. lis Hn..y
kl lES;S Peter j.. corp., TO Metros. ave.
MA.LENcHEK. John. corp. 10 W. 18th a..
No,MAHAN. John J, CORP $40 e. Iss,h at.
ErIMENsCIrSriDER. Ch.ric, co- ,,.,
10Th st. Brooklyn WtO. '' '''
ALLEN, John, 1880 Woodhine St Rroollvn Nv,
NJ 'n'-RshN' Alfred u. 20 18th st. Brooklyn
RRoWN, Frank j, IS Es.c. st. BROOKLYN
cAsynFELono: Paul. 7io5 New rtrech, s,
CARNEY, Harry J, s,7 Grown st. BROOKLYN
op RSc%E &c, AN, George, 1876 pcKab r,
p pE GEORGE. Joseph, = Thompson st. (w,.
GEASA. Paul j.. "A Pearl 81. W.. N"''
VI NJ, hhR' Charles 1870 Park ave. wv.
tW TSAhp' William 5. 452 Sth ST.. Brooklyn
Ko [MiI;. Frederick, 80 18th st. BROOKLYN
KRAMER, Eugene II. 40 W. .sth At Cw).
LI!ASkR!TZ, Benjamin, l22 Ridge ST. IwsI
N NlSIth Az Gaetano. 8 Monroe -. (wsl.
McFADI, Frank, l32? I'd av. (wC)
MAnSEN. Anel,. 4s6 Prospect place, BROOKLYN
MSErzIK, Max, l'a Brook av. wv.
MLILALY, Martin j D T. 7sth a. rvs,
MuIGAHr. Michael V, AZ Z. lbs, Al Wr,
ny NJ rShGAN' James +, 10 Columbus ay..
o,M ARR, John 4. AS Richmond Valley road
ORLANDO, Emilio, Inwood (NO
DAI-MRlE. Dominick, GO Franklin Az.
PGNNA, Charles J., rola lexington av. ,ws,
oWs constantine ISL L. nth st,
rnPP Alfred Henry. 1915 Bedford ar.. Brook
RELNER. Augustus A., 2Ss W. le4d At wr,
hif r Christian j., 1903 India ST.. Brook.
RICHMAN. Max. i2l Columbia 81, fwr,
hiH ia rWs. William A. lt5 Utica av,, Brook.
RoTH, Henry. LEO Bu.hwles Az, pr,o.,,n
EoTE; Frederick j, 60 East End av Nys
R RSYo9SSGh; Nornelys, Si2 .sth 81 .ws,
n ~ FranHs w, 1895 Sd av. CW)
Il. SSt' Anthony, 2sN ". 18Th 81 Eroo.Ir,
SCHER. Abraham. aW F. ith a.. Tvs,
SGH!ANoSE, Anthony. 4Oi T. Sth ST rvs,
SEHSIN Albert A, S67 W. lSsth st. ,Wr1
SEMMEL. Alfred, 81 Union av. rvs, W
SMOl.ARH, Charles $40 Delaney - ,N-s,
srnAtlA. Charles, II y. Oxford ST. Rrooklyn
STARK. Charles IS Merritt ST Coror, ,,vs,
sTxnkEf' Frank J., 24S s:i ST, BROOKLYN
TOBIAS. Bennett. a Borum ct. BROOKLYN
tW). ''' "'"oASn
,yITALE; Francis. ~ Oliver at. (wuD.
'Ini,G;UEEHA. francesca. Sc Boerum st.
The sun., 1919-02-06

WAsHINoToS, Feb. 1.-THE following
casualties have been made public by the
War Department:
The sun., 1919-02-06

KIRN, Thomas NJ. Buffalo twU).
kLECKER. Dominick, Laurel Hill (wU).
KRAMER, Alfred, Lockport tWU).
LlEblNSkY, Anthony, Meadvilie lWU).
I.OSlN,. John, Niagara Falls.
MANt.AS, Thomas j., 1870 Lawton st.,
HonkerS twSD.
MAPEs, George H.. waikiki tws,.
MARCELL1, 1sidore, Mechsnicsville tWs).
MARITIME. James, Niagara Falls tWS).
MOORE, Bartlett H., Southold lWS).
PERKINS. Michael j., Buffalo (WS).
REYNOLDS, Frederick L., Cooperstowa
CWU).
RICHARDSON. william j.. Brockport
tWSl.
ROCHESTER,. Frank G., Buffa!o WIS.,.
ROTANDE, Lawrence, Schenectady (WC).
SEEgER, Glenn, buffalo (WC).
NlELE. Albert Alexander, Fort Edward
,WS).
WATERMAN. Edwin G.. westmoreirnd
The sun., 1919-02-06

RASPBERRY, Emmett c.. Etowah (wU)
hoE! Madison b. wild Cherry (wS).
hOITON, Merriveather, Hermitage twS).
SoMMERS. Delma, Humphrey (WU).
lJChER, Mack H., Eensett (WS1,
The sun., 1919-02-06

WATERS. Michael j., Oil Woodycrest av,
New York CWU).
NEW MEXICO.
OWENS, VIII NJ. Clovis tWU).
HERRERA. Francisco, FL Rlto (WU).
HERRERA, Raquel De, cuba tWU).
NORTH CAROLINA.
HUDSON. Norman T., Lieut., Jacksonville
tWSb.
ALEXANDER, Emmanuel L., Hartford
tWUl.
AUSTIN. Ralph. Clayton CNS).
BRYANT, Willie. Pattleboro tWSl
CUTLER Dcarius, High Point tWU).
DEDMON, Augustus e., Cherryyille (WS).
EVANS. james f.. Henley tWU).
EVERETT, Ben A, Greenville tWS.
FLEMING, Fred c., Crcodmoor tWU).
FLEMING. Harold T., Henderson tWU).
GRIFFIN. Henry, Nashville (WS).
Harley. Joe W. Lincolnton tWS).
HAIRLESS, Arthur, jefferson tWUl.
HIGGINS Charles A. Asheville tWU).
HILL Alexander. Newbern tWS).
HUFFMAN, Roy, Winston Salem tWS(.s
ktRkMAN. Clyde T. High Point (WS).
KNIGHT, Mark, Pittsboro twSj.
KNOX, Woodward L. Roehuck (WC).
LADD. William NJ, Ardl twS).
MANNING. CARRIED, Rowland fwS).
M0SER. Bland A., Unionvile tWS).
OVERLY. George w, Spray tWC).
Raglan, Charlie L., Mount Olive tWU).
STARTLING, James L., Wads tWS).
The sun., 1919-02-06

RATzLATF, Carl j.. sergt. Valley Cit
WU).
HARKE. August {. Dickov twUO.
HARLOW, Frank Is Fargo ,WUJ.
McNARN, Fred L, Buford CWSl.
MIELhE. Henry T., South Fargo CwC).
OTTO. Ami A., Donny brook ,WS).
PElKE, Herman. Golden Valley CWS).
PERSON. clyde c, Fayetteville tWS).
SMITH, Van Tuyl. Fargo 'WSy.
WIG. ANcl o. Gladys (WSN.
YEADO, Albert, Leroy ,WS),
The sun., 1919-02-06

BOWEN. Frederick a, sergt. Westerly
fWSl.
DIRFEE. Oliver T.. corp. Tiverton tw).
JOHNSON. Canute f.. corp, Cromp ton
(WSl.
AtDET Naimore A. Nssonvi,le (wSl.
MANTII-S Harold L.. Providence twU).
sHEEHAN. Daniel r. Newport (WS).
The sun., 1919-02-06

AUSTIN william G., Trenton (wSl
HUNTSMAN, Flo!d, Wayne county CWII,
VIRGINIA.
CASTLE; Bosier, capt. Manassas tws,.
GLADWEl.L. Charles r.. corp, stanton
HERBERT. Albert c. Jr.. corp. waverly
iWSl.
HUGHES. Charles q. corp, Nor,humber-
KIDWEI.I. Leslie F.. corr, Winchester Cws,.
PATTERSON. Luther W. corp, Rsnsons
Realm. Carroll II, oak Park Cwsl.
BERNARD, Ren tanin !. psnviile lws,.
BOWnEN, Frank j., lyor iWU).
tARHOl.b, Waiter y. Norfolk IWs).
DELI, Sebert g, Marion (WSl.
DURHAM, Grover e., Char lottcsvi,lo fwI-,
FLETCHER, Charles II. Oak Hail (Ni0
GARGOuI.AkIS, pandelis. Hopewel ,IySi'
GREGORY, Thomas IL, Martinsville (WS).
GREGnRl, Vernon L.. Norfolk IWJ0, N''
HERNpoN. Robert q. GrscnIec (WS).
HICKMAN, Henry J., Timber Ridge IWsl
HODGE. Cary j., Pocahoutas ,WUl ''
HuPP. Russell T., Now Market ,WU).
INGRAM Isaac r, Ferrum (Wsl
KINSLER, Charley. Blsckwater CWS).
kNICELY, Charles e., Dayton (wS)
LEE, Roley, Grundy (WU).
LoRENzEN, Joseph. Roanoke twUl.
The sun., 1919-02-06

lcoMiihaed on Fifteenth PssSA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
THE Music A KRfL,s BAND
DREW COMMENT FROM CROWD

There are a great many people IN
Newberry who prefer popular mu2lc
TO the classical airs. Much Of the
high operatic sort is above their heads.
A rag time is not their choice either.
although rag music is often good
The people who like melody and har-
mony-the concord of sweet sounds
land among the number are per-
sens of intelligence and refinement)
would much rather listen to such
pieces as the Missonic Waltz, the Wild
Irish Rose. ETC., than to hear some Of
the sounds certain persons profess to
like and understand, as showing cui-
tivated taste. What was sweeter or
grander, or more thoroughly enjoyed
than the two sacred and never dying
hymns as played by KTyls band
And yet some people didn't like
Kryrs selection. This writer thank:
Kryl's band for playing the hymns
Missouri waltz, the "dog piece and
other pieces. Many of us who like
plain music also have ears for many
and the stapdard classical airs Su'
when it comes to this latte day o.
called, alleged punk of jaL Nj II
Of tune, in the name of music ii
take "the dog piece" every time
We want music with more depth ana
less height to it, with more soul ano
less intellect.
: Music Lover.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
VARIOUS AND ALI ABOUT

Hands Up. Pathe's great western
serial is attracting large crowds at
the Arcade every Wednesday.
In addition to the number OF hogs
stated in the last paper as having
been shipped through the Efforts Of
Mr.. T. M. Mills before the last car
Iet: three n.re were added to tho lot
weighing, $50 pounds. There are still
remaining in Newberry a sufficient
number of hogs to have several bar
becues this summer. The surplus
hogs this year may be due to the fact
that we have had no barbecues last
year but we rather are OF the opin-
lien that the people have just con-
cIuded to raise more hogs and now
ethat they know there is market
they will raise even more. 1t is well
Notice has been received in New
berry that the State Highway Conf
mission has been instructed by the
Bureau of Public roads to have two
2-ton Nash quadruple drive trucks
shipped to the. road authorities OF
Newberry county for work on the
public roads of the county. :
: Cotton advanced again on Monday
about 100 points. The advance was
more than that on Saturday and spots
were quosed in New York at 32.6e
Saturday. 1t should be selling IL
sNewserry at around 33 cents but
about 81 cents was the top Monday.
Passengers on the down Southern
Monday night report a severe hail
storm around Hodges and consider
able rain and wind and hail about
Greenwood,
screaking Stairs at the Arcade or
"wednesday is all unusually thrilling
nictUre
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
AMERICANS READY
CASE OF TROUBLE.
Third Army in Fighting Trim II
Event Germans Refuse to Sign
Treaty.

Coblenz, Wednesday, May 21.-(By
the Associated Press.)-Lieut. Gen
Hunter T. Liggett, commander of the
army of Occupation, and Major Gen.
Jonn Hines. commander of the third
corps. who were on their way to Lon
don. today were recalled to Coblenz
by orders from American general
headquarters.
Nine hundred motor trucks began
to move Tuesday midnight from west
of the Rhine to the bridgehead area.
The trucks are being distributed to
various points, of advantage among
the troops holding the zone east OF
the Rhine should the occasion arise
for. the Americans to start an ad-
vance.
!, Tie recall of Gems. Eiggett and
Hines, it was learned in Coblenz. is
part: OF the new program for the
American army-in the eyeut&the Ger
mans do not accept the, peace treaty.
- Held"in CeblenE. ga
The composite regiment oft* the
Third army, which was organized for
participation I'm the: empire day festi-
vities in London,s in which Gen. Lig-
gett, and Hines were also TO take part.
is being held in Coblenz' because Of
tie new turn in the peace situation
The, regiment may he sent to London
and Brussels as: intended If the peace
treaty is signed within the next few
weeks.
The movement Of the motor trucks
continued throughout Wednesday and
most Of Wednesday night and was the
topic Of conversation among the Ger
man civilians in Coblenz Many civil
ians complained that the trucks as
they rumbled across the Rhine brides
at night. disturbed their sleep.
The trucks which have a capacity
of from thirty to forty soldiers. ara
fully equipped They were taken 20
concentration points Of the two divi.
sions on the east bank of the Rhine.
The withdrawal from the army Of
occupation of the Ninth and Sixth di-
visions and the Fourth and Seventh
corns continues. The army of occ"Da-
ton at present consist of First, Sec
ond, Third, Fourth and Fifth divisions
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
NlIFkzss +
Halfacre.C00k.

Miss Eunice, Halfacre, daughter
OF Mr.. Benjamin Halfacre' who re-
Gently concluded her services as
4eacher Of the Excelsior school was
married Saturday evening to Mr.
Sam A. Cook of Prosperity. The cere-
mony was performed at Clayton me-
mortal church by Rev. p. L. han~
acre. Our sincerest wish is tna1 tn'S
Young couple may have a long, pros
perous and happy journey 'nfousA
life.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

RANGES-We still have a few o:
those Dixie Harvest ranges we are
selling cheap. The Purcell! Com
pany. -3-25 If
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

Before taking out insurance on your
automobile suppose you consult J.
A Hnrton who represents one Of
the best automobile Companies and
can save you money 5-21-1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

FOR RENT-Will rent for this year
all or any part of my land 3 miles
north of Newberry on Beth Eden
road. Owing to being in hospital
have been unable to arrange earl
ier for the cultivation OF the place.
For full information see Mrs. jamie
Nance Suber. .Newberry, RID ), c1
the place. o-2t |.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
PERSONALS.

;.mong those wao .ln:Sned the course
in the Lutheran theological seminary
at Columbia last week was Rev. Thos
=. Suber of Newberry and he has ac-
ceMed the call to the Lutheran
church at Silverstreet.
Mr Jesse Shealy. son of Mr. Earle
Shealy. returned from over seas anu
has been discharged from the service
al Camp Jackson. He was a member
of 53rd Pioneers.
Mr.. w. E. Schroeder, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Schroeder. member of Co. X
11Sth regimen 3Oth division has ar
rived at home He did not come with
the division as he was in the hospital
at the time. He has received his dis
charge from the service.
President B. c. Matthews of the
National Bank has gone to New York
on business.
Mr.. C. R. (Pat) Wise has gone 70
Atlanta for another car of mules and
horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Merle Lorick have
returned home after spending the
weekend in Newberry, with Mrs. W.
J. Wise.-Columbia Record.
Mrs. Alice Dominick Of Newberry
has moved to Columbia to be with her
daughter, Miss Pet Dominick.-Co-
lumbia Record.
Misses Kate and Rosalee Summer.
of Newberry are among the out-of-
town visitors in the city.-Columbia
Record.
Mrs. L. ". harmon of Prosperity
was recent visitor in the city.-Cel
,un,bia Record.
Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter is home
from the hospital and is doing nicely.
Mr.. J. v. Clary returned on Sat-
prday from New Orleans where he
had been as a delegate to the con-
venticn of the Presbyterian church.
Misses Fay Rikard and Minnie
Amick have closed their school at
Jolly Street and have returned to
their homes in Newberry.
Mr.. Buford D. Gilbert who was in
77th division reached home on Satur-
day having received his discharge
from Camp Jacksonse was mem
ber of the lost battan in the Ar
gonne Forest and wenssix days with.
out food or water and was his COM
nander who sent the famous reply
to the Huns on the offer of surrender
~ Mr. B. c. Matthews returned from
New York Sunday night.
Messrs. ]. ". White. G. B. Summer,
Adrian Summer, Bob tewie Of New.
berry, and j. A. .Dominicgs REV. Klgo
and. A. D. Johnson of Kinards left
monday morning.by aato for. Man
1ing where they exneetaso spend a
sew days fishing in the waters OF that
Tne country. ~ 90. -
Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs. +.
p johnson ARE attending the COM
.nencement ), Of chicora college in
Columbia. Mrs. T.: r. johnson. has
tSe sisters in the graduating class at
the cnllege this wear. .,;ft =. =
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
Watch Out for Red Dots. 5.13 If

FOR SERYICE-Stallion $40; Jack :
s17.5G. Charlie Long, Prosperity, 5 !
C.. Phone 4121. 5-27 tt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

RIDING CULTIvATORs-Come in.
and let US show you what we have
in cultivators and Disc harrows;
also smoothing harrows Johnson
McCrackin Co. 2-21 tt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

WANTED Immediately - about 200
canes for sticking beans-need theG,
now. Deliver to Herald and News
Office $40 ??i
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

LOST-At Chautauqua Wednesday
night, silver mesh bag. Initials CT
A. W." Reward if returned to Mrs.
F. N. Hough, $40 Boundary street,
Newberry. 5-H 1tp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICE

Ease your mind by having your prop
erty sufficiently insured in J. =.
Burton's Old Line Companies. If
you wait until you need this insur-
ance you might not be able to get
it. 5-27-lt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-27

TREsPAss >NOTIcE-All persons ara
hereby notified and warned not -
trespass upon the lands Of the un-
dersigned by hunting, fishing cor in
any other manner. G.. l.. Havird.
Newberry o-H 1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30

REAL ESTATE FOR Sale
Wantcd-'l0 Rent.

ROOMS Want = nicely furnished
rooms good part of city. Mother and two
srnMm LhuE htcrs -. u. J.. i. -. BOX l2:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
Rt I'll 81 4Ih rOR adLE
business Property.

CREME. NA.--f"r sale. hotel IL rooms. fur
nishcd. good lot. garage. cow stalls on lot.
water ana electric lights In house range
Stil. on account II health Hotel Caro-
INA Avenue. III main business street In town.
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Cl;

INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes. 43
SHORTHAED-Typew writing. Ambitious girls
wanted to tahe our shorthand. type" rit-
ing Course. Splendid salaries to graduates
Massey Business College Eighth and hroad
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic. Ill
DANCiNG-We teach YOU to dance In
lessons Mrs q. g. Emme ne user and
4. Il. Carter. 2o4 East Marshal! Street
Madison S265-J.
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets. "a
North Ninth Street Madison 7tGs
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 48
VIRGINlAS RELIABLE BAZAAR. WOLF
l. BROOKS You Will find plenty horses
and mules. second hand wagons buggics
and harness for sale daily. Auction DAYS.
Tuesday and Saturday Bring
plus stock. We will sell them FOR YOU and
you an get your money same daS. lso3-ll
Easl ErankL!I Sir.gt. InoI.s M.G!sol SSAt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
Coal, Wood and Ice.
SO

COAl.-For best quality and lowest prices.
call on w. H. Rcams. I01 North Seven
tecnth Street. Madison 6i1i. soc OF rHch
ton coal for cash.
PLATE lCE-Superior kind: best for all
uses. rvicr X Ryan. 1901 Nest Cary
Street. Randolph 3oli. Madison 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30

SEALED PRoPOSAIS-;tnttcd states Post
once. Courthouse and custom. iiouSc.
Richmond Va Once ~ Custodian. July IL.
1919. Sealed proposals will he received at
this Office until ~ noon. July II. 1919 and
then publicly opened for driveway work at
this building in accordance with tho draw
ing and specification corics Of which NAV
he "niaincd from the custodian only. Hay
L. Thornton. Custodian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
Situations Wantcd-,Iale. 81

Young man - years Of age de-
sires position shipping CLERK
with some reliable whoicsaI. cstab-
ltshment. Have had years *.
pcricnce as such and am prepared
% !n-.!AS the Nc:y best OF refer
ehces - be had. Am mot afraid of
worn at any time, and always WILL
Ing TO do more Than my share
chance IS all needed 10 prove myself
satisfa Glory under most any cir
cuinstancvs Write good hand and
use adding machine. II YOU de-
sure good man. please apply BOX
1857. Highland Springs. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-30
BY CHEWING & BONLEY Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
THAT MOST DESIRABLE PROPERTY
Near the Conner Of Fourth (4tl- and
Broad Streets, No. 212
FRONTING ON FOURTH (4th) STREET BETWEEN BROAD
AND GRACE STREETS.
IN ORIGINAL CASES AND on
SHELVES.
AT AUCTION.


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