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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-23
COT GOOD RESULTS

This honest, straight forward let
ter from a woman who has suffered
should be Needed by all afflicted with
backache rheumatic pains, sore mus
cles, awful tired feeling and other
symptoms of kidney and bladder trou.
BILE: Il have got such results from
Foley Kidney Pills that | can sleep
much better and the pain in my back
and sides is a good lot better. / am
going to keep on taking them" Mrs
Chas. Gray, 270 9Th St. Detroit, Mich
For sale at Alvarado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-23

State of New Mexico. state Corpora
ton Commission of New Mexico.
Certificate of Comparison. United
States of America, State Of New
MeXiCO-ss.
1t is hereby certified, that the an
neXed is a fun. true and complete
transcript Of the Certificate Of Stock
holders Non-liability OF Pecos Petro-
leum Development Company Ono
stockholders liability (No. 9944
with the endorsements thereon, as
same appears on file and of record in
the Office of the state Corporation
Commission.
In Testimony Whereof, the State
/ Corporation Commission of the state
of New Mexico has caused this certifi-
cate to be signed by its Chairman
and the seal Of sail Commission, to
{ he affixed at the City of Santa Fe on
/ this goth day of June, a. d. 1919
| tSeaD HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attest Chairman.
a. j. MORRISON, Clerk.
Certificate of non-lia bility of stock
| holders of Pecos Petroleum Develop
ment Company tnO stockholders LA
/ bility).
This is to certify that the under
! signed, William +. Ross, Joseph Rob
.
rai fundamentally Who have fiIod tho
/ rortiCioat5 aF i,oornoration nf tho
,1,o,,, ,,a,,,,,l ,,,,,y,,!e+ir tho,,,,,,. ne,
sooiot ir,r tbo,,,saI,,o', tonotbo,. ,I,Inr
+bo ,' ',,17 of Soo,io; 90 r,antor
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tharlso1,,o,, ~ ~, hol5a,.
nav, haco,,o a,SodiotaI ,,,itl, tLon, o,,d
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Iiahilit,, ~, anoa,,t nf on,, l,tnoII 10
s,Yod hS, tho go onrnorotinn ana tba+
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$500, ~ ,iI';I,,io :,
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-23
Commission of New Mexico. June 20.

Commission of New Mexico. June 20,
1919. 11:20 a m
A. H. MORRISON,
Compared JJO to NH Clerk.
State of New Mexico, County of Ber-
nalillo. SIS.
This instrument was filed for rec
ord on the 21st day of June, 1919, at
1900 o'clock a. m. Recorded IN Vol.
''D' Misc. of Records of said county
Folio 259.
NESTOR MONTOYA,
BY Clerk and Recorder.
OLIVIA EVERITT, Deputy Clerk
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FOR SALE-Poultry and Eggs

FGT GTIE~I5 Ancona hens, $3.50 each
Phone 205O.
FOR SALE--25 black Mlnurca BABY chicks
also breeding does and buck Phone 2Sl5-
w ITO South Broadway
F0T SAFES c. V. Leghorn baby chicks
100 SIS; 80. $3.50; %, So. W. ]. Yott AL
huGuerque n. NJ. p. o. Box lo7. Phone
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WANTED-Position

WANT Ed Position as dispenser at SODA
fountain by man who speaks several Ian
guages Address 7. E., care Journal.
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TYPEWRITERS

i 3FEWiIiT ERS-AIT makes overhaulcd aud
repaired Ribbons for every machine. Al
buquerque Typewriter Exchange. Phone
IA t22 South Fourth.
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FOR SALE---Houses
FOR SAI.E-Furniture

ron SALE--f Jul IuVhIs "a furniture AM
house for re.H. 1lZ4 West Central. Phone
t4aS-I
FOR SALE-Very reasonable, one library
table, one porch table, three porch rockers
and three dining chairs. Hanna & Hanna,
Nh ster phntnpra nhnra
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FOR RENT----Rooms

FOR RENT--Rooms
North.
FOR RENT-A pleasant modern room in
private family, COS North Second
FOR RENT-Roons day or week. running ,
watcr. no sick over Golden Rule Store,
FOR KENT-Rooms for tight housciccping /
no sick, SOB North Fourth. Phnne l239-W /
FOR RBNT-Modern furnished rooms No |
sick running water, 5Osh West Central |
FOR RENT--Furuished noderu small room |
suitable for one person $ month S02
Kent,
FOR RENT - Furnished u,,Dms for Uflt
housekeeping. COO North Second Call att
er p m.
IMPERIAL ROOMs-Nlee, clean rooms;
rates by day or week Over woolworth's
40 - ~osr central
FoE RENT Large airy FROM led room IL
one or two well people; uu children. 2l3
North Fifth. Phone 05S.
FOR RENT-Ncwiy furnished rooms win
bath, gentlemen preferred! no sick COS
West Fruit. Phone 1l75
FOR RENT-Cool front room adjoining
bath; private entrance; gentleman pre-
ferred. 2l5 West Marquette.
FOR RENT-American Hotel, light house
keeping and sleeping rooms by day Of
week 5o24 West Central Phone 3ol,
South.
FOR KENT--Nlcely rurnlanea CrOnl cvOln.
1872 south seventh
FOR RENT-FmHishcd rooms for light
housekeeping. 2l5 West silver.
ron kEAI- frunisn,l rooms for Ign
housekeepLngi gas. "a South Second
FOR RENT-N desirable furnished room!
no sick. no children IA West Silver.
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FOR SfLE-Real Estate

- ~~-~-~~>~~ ~
FOR SALE-NFest Central vacant business
lot: bargail Thaxton Il Co.. Third and
Cold.
FOR SALE 10 coo acres VI land in San
Juan county, New Mexico; VIII sell single
sections; also Manuscript for sale, immedi-
ate delivery. Hugo SeahurE. Ration. New
Nayicn
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rOR kEi I-7-GlraEe, Sz.99 per month, 80
North Fourth Phone lq44-M,
FOR REM" - Pianos. Rothmans Music
and Jewelry Store. III South First.
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LEGAY NOTICE

State Of New Mexico. State Corpora
ton Commission of New Mexico
Certificate of Comparison. United
States of America, State OF New
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WANTED-Sewing
CAPPENTERING

WANTED~Plain sew .ng by expert seams
tress 1901 South walter
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NESTOR MONTOYA,
BY Clerk and Recorder.
OLIVIA ENERITT. Deputy Clerk.

State of New Mexico, state Corpora
ton Commission of New Mexico.
Certificate of Comparison United
States of America, State Of New
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FOR SALE-Ranches

h u, oA LE4--~Iuau orchard tpuf-ruun mus
outhouses, etc, ON place. Inquire Us East
TFumbull,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Smmaliinnben falaiinms
1 Tinl. 3:16

ca t,um1stetisti Iiuiri on ianioliilloen luIaiilus:
nSn iofo on i~Gmestpnpt Iibosiu, poibnrsfartetti benz
nesgS. uSpttaptnnpt enfeleile, foornattit ~pafonain fes-
fr,aesso. ,rsfottlt mooiImasIa, otettlt bios firffaiiteen.
eCntoist,,oorr, eta f~eitrafitnta ON totiiiioen jaliistn
IL nnItp6s mooiInasIo, fGp Boopoli laben1nrirt fdItt-
tpfemaSn itSe totinitto, iota bdn ftthna ialaiinioefii.
SSgtS Srroifu,oesto ~torfemrnin pubtesioan fdpttdd
ban foIueo Ioafepario, ioiben iefd diidItO etta idries-
tns on ruita bitpaifin ia opettapin titfintiien cline.
e6tt6eu ~f,,itenfin pf1tpisfobtaiien titfistelin tionient-
nofIi tpnoprne tasfd ioboonnosia merfitienldal main
nleisbiirteet. eniiflifin mo folme Iauiepario:
S1uestpupt libosio. &onbursfnrtettl bengeS-
"a.
9 g2apttdptpnnt ~enfeIeiIIe. = Saarnatti ~pafanain
fesfuioesia.
8. l1sfottt mooiImasla. - Stettu pI0s firffntteen.
Ueitd fifteen t,Iee tas5a f6ptettpibtn niuiianobin,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
HYvxx YSKxNLxxKETTA LAP
CTTTE


Mrs j. w. Philliphs, Redan, Ga.
soitti sikalaiselle kauppiaalle ia pyy-
81 pullon Chamberlainen Cough Re
medya, jonka han sanoi olevan e.
rinomaista lapsille.
VAIN KYLMXX
Oletko kipea? kysytaan usein ia
siihen ~vastataan: Oh, Sc on vain kyl-
maa. Mutta kylmyys Ell ole Min
kaan leikinasia. Sc aletaan huomata.
Teette viisaasti jos heti kylmyytta
tuntiessanne estate Chamberlain
Cough Remedya.
TARKOITTAA TEITA
Kun tunnette pahaa makua suus-
same. vasymysta ia huonon ruuan-
sulatusta, on Sc merkki siita eta
t~arvitsette Chamberlain Tabletteja.
Ne auttavat ia tekevat sen tehok-
kaasti.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co.
DIES MONIES, IOWA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
GIRL EHLIsTs 100
". c. c. 5. WORKERS
Miss Sara Sheppard, Of Newport,
Kentucky, Makes Recruiting
Record in Four
Weeks Campaign.

How one determined workers. girl
interested one thousand girls In
Community service in tina pretty little
town of Newport, Kentucky, has just
been told to national headquarters.
At the end of four weeks Of inten-
sive organizing. Miss Sara Sheppard
had brought into being the Campbell
County Girls club, one thousand
strong, under the direction of War
Camp Community service. since then
she has been allowed q budget from
headquarters to continue her work.
The Civil and Industrial association
OF Newport. the largest town in the
county, recognizing the value of COM
munity service, gave Miss Sheppard
office room at once. Eight groups Of.
girls were soon formed Later
regular club rooms were acquired and
equipped.
Through the cooperation OF the
Cincinnati War Camp Community SER
vice an offer has been made to the
Newport, Kentucky. girls to furnish
them room and a teacher, for any
activity which they wish to embrace.
Through the cooperation of the
school board of Newport. which has
become interested in Community SER
vice a night school has been opened
in Newport with three teachers and
$50 pupils in nightly attendance. who
are given instruction in English,
bookkeeping, business arithmetic,
| shorthand and typewriting.
| Beside this night school, Com
munity service classes have been form
| ed Volunteer teachers have been Sc
| cured for this work, and elassrooms
have been furnished. Bellevue and
! Dayton
| The whole scheme of Community
| service has proved so attractive and
useful to the community that. the cfti-
zens of Campbell county are organ
! izing campaign to raise $c5, zoe with
which 10 construct permanent Com.
munity house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16

and upon the proper execution thereof
shall certify TO the collector OF taxes
for the city OF Richmond that said ap-
plicant will be entitled to license to
conduct the said business. when such
license fee shall have been paid. and
the clerk of the said court shall there
upon certify to the said collector that
the said license has been granted, and
thereupon the said check shall be at
once paid into the treasury OF the said
city, and the said collector shall issue
license to the applicant to conduct
euch business in the place named in
the application. in such form as may
be approved by the city attorney. But
upon the refusal to grant any license
by the said court or Judge. that fact
shall be certified by the clerk OF the
said court to said collector, who shall
thereupon return the check held by
him to the applicant by whom it was
deposited.
3. Any person licensed under this
ordinance shall be subject to the pro-
visions thereof, and to all ordinances
now or hereafter adopted regulating
the conduct and licensing Of the said
business. and for the violation of any
OF the provisions OF this ordinance
shall be liable to fine OF not less than
one hundred dollars. nor more than
FIVE hundred dollars for each offense.
recoverable before the police justice of
the city of Richmond. or before the
police justice of police court, part II.
as the case may be. and shall in ad-
dition forfeit his license and bond.
and be Incapable OF being licensed to
conduct such business again within
FIVE years from the date OF any such
conviction.
4. All persons. firms, or corporations.
who shall have been licensed to con-
duct said business at the time this
ordinance takes effect. shall be and
are hereby authorized and empowered
to conduct the said business to the
end OF the period for which the said
! license shall have been so granted. but
no license shall hereafter be granted
to conduct the said business except as
provided in this ordinance: provided
however. that all persons, firms, or
corporations, so licensed at the time
this ordinance takes effect shall. with
in thirty days thereafter. give the bond
required by section l OF this ordinance
conditioned as therein required. and
upon failure so to do. or for any viola
ton of the conditions thereof. any
| such licensee shall be liable upon con
viction thereof to fine OF not less
| than one hundred dollars nor more
| than Ave hundred dollars for each Of
| tense. and each days failure to be =
separate offense. The said fine shail
| be recoverable before the police JUS
tee of the city OF Richmond. or OF po-
| lice court part II. as the case may be
s. All ordinances or parts or ordi-
| dances in conflict with this ordinance
| be and the same are hereby repealed
g. This ordinance shall be in force
| from it's passage.
| A true copy-Teste:
| ALT. H MCDOWELL
| City Clerk.
YUMA 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
BY THE.
SCORE IN HUNGARY
Better Glass jews Utterly Ruined
Under BoIshevik Rule.

New York. June l5,--7The better
classes of Jews in Hungary are in de-
spair. During the early days OF the
Bolshevist dominance there We're from
twenty to twenty five suicides a day
among these Weather Jews Among
thena-was- the industrial maGnate.
Manfred Weiss. who poisoned him.
self after the Bolshevfki had eonfis-
Gated his fortune.
This is the picture of the tribula-
tions of the Jews In Hungary drawn
by Gabriel Frank, a Jew from that
country. who reached ITkrairlia, Hun
gary, Austria, Bavaria and thence to
Holland. In the latter country he
reported on conditions affecting the
Jews to representatives. of the Ameri-
can Jewish Relief committee. which
is striving to raise s35 oon. onG during
1919 for the relief Of thr q million
Jews imperiled in Eastern Europe
Russian as we'll as Hungarian is
an official language Of the Peoples
eommi ssioner." says Mr. Frank The
Bolshevik government has prohibited
the use and sale of intoxicants under
penalty of death. While pogroms
have not Yet occurred under fhe Boil
shevist rule. all personal liberty has
been paralyzed. The. government of
ficials possess unlimited power over
property and life. The great banks
are now being run by young men and
WDHEN who have hardly graduated
from the business schools
I'm Austria the report continues,
| the situation in the poorer districts
is not TO be described Among the
poorer Jews conditions are intolerable.
Every face shows the panRs of hun
ger. II no longer causes any com
fnent to see human beings searching
for chance scraps OF food in city
dumping grounds"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
COMMUNITY HOME
FAVORED MEMORIAL
Two New York state Towns and
Michigan City Go on Record For
This Plan.

Latest advices from two widely sepa-
rated states indicate that the most
favored plan for soldiers memorial
Is the erection OF a community home
In the little town of Holley. accord
ing to the Rochester On. - Times.
the residents were watching with con-
siderable interest and approval the an
nounced intention Of the board of su :
pervisors to collect by subscription "a
fund to be used to defray in part the
cost Of erecting suitable memorials &c
men OF the country who participated
in the world war" How, the Times
goes ahead to say, the monument prop
osition has been sidetracked in favor
"of the erection of a community buiid-
ing which would include a public rest
room for the beneht of every one.
most appropriate memorial, not only
to the boys who have returned, but 70
those who gave their lives
James A Balcom. supervisor Of the
town of Murray. Is in favor OF this
kind of memorial as being the most
practical and appropriate
AT present thasuperyisors in Hofley
and Murray, both in Orleans county
and near Rochester. are in auandars
as to the legal methods by which &c
raise money for these memorials, A
bill is now pending the action OF Gov
eTnQE SutitH W obAChS Wv
laws of the state so that municipal
corporations will have authority Il
direct their officers to erect memorials
on two-thfrd votes OF their local legis-
latures. II this bill is passed It Will
solve the problem that has been vex'
ing Orleans county.
A similar movement Is under way IN
Houghton. Michigan. The Houghtor
Gazette published an article In which
it states that Mrs p. l.. Goodwin. re
firing president OF the Civic club
closed her annual report with the
recommendation that the years pro-
gram include plans for a community
club house. to serve as community
center.
Let this community center" she ad'
vtsed. consist Of 4 gymnasium. with
swimming pool and shower baths, an
assembly room, reading room. and
committee rooms. Let this be part
OF the new high school building. bu'
paid for by popular subscription anc
dedtcated as memorial to our SOL
diers and sailors of the war.
Surely no greater memorial couie
be planned than community center
for Wholesale recreation and for the
development Of strong bodies and aier'
minds. for social opportunity, for ths
inspiration OF moral integrity and the
promotion Of all that makes for noble
character and Christian citizenship
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
MEMS CLUBS TAKE
PLACE OF. SALOONS
Mddlewest Communities Facing Pro-
hibition with New Plans. and Firm
Hopes for Better Towns.

Prohibition has no terrors for mid
diewest communities. One after an
other they are formulating community
plans to replace the saloon with mems
clubs Belleville, Illinois, will serve as
an illustration.
When the saloon doors close at mid
night on June 30th in BelIevilfe, a
community center will swing open It's
portals. The first move has already
been made to make this a reality.
At the end of hicken-pie supper at
the Belleville Presbyterian church the
other night it was voted to call a
meeting of all the civic labor and fra
ternal organizations in the town, At
this joint meeting it was agreed that
the saloon has one virtue at"feast--it
was gathering place for men,. the
boosted poor mans club; so twas de-
cided to preserve this virtue. Hence
forth Belleville will have a nerfnAnent
community center. which VIII include
a dry saloon. The dry saloon viii not
be part of the community house, but
will be a renovated o1d-tima saloon.
1t will be dry only in the respect that
Intoxicating liquors will be ,absent
Students of the saloon throughout
the country have realized, no matter
how strong their antipathy. was to-
wards the saloon, that it was not with
out virtue. Most men didn't drink
just because tney were tnlrSty. HaIle-
vile has come to the same cOnchl-
sion. Many men drank because they
wanted to get together with one an
other. The saloon was ina most ac-
cessihle and pleasant gathering place.
In the dry saloon OF Bellevi1le,
which will be under the control OF the
community center. the white coated
gentleman win stand behind the same
bar, and Bellevilltan feet may rest on
the same old rail. A complete aszort-
ment of soft drinks" will be carried.
Belleville hopes that with the old set
ting. and the old Atmosphere. hut
cleansed Of the vicious Inspiration that
hard drinking promulg1kes, the nsw-
type saloon will be mor6popular than
the old one. &
The community center will contain
reading and writing ro0nns. bowling
alleys and pool tables. probably u
gymnasium and swimming nool "a
general club rooms for every ons A.
the town.
The Soldiers club conducted dur
| ing the war by the war eaiap 0U1xk.
munity service IN Reiley1iIe - praV1
| a great success RxAtd&ntA az I'M
town. the civic ORGANISATIONS and IL
: Dor bodies are contemplating the 0s
chase of this building Tor thA pet
neuE eommun1t4 h0uS Z. Y Y ~ n 5ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
Extract From Decree Entered june
10, 1912

"s The court doth adjudge
order and decree that this cause be re-
ferred to one Of the commissioners in
chancery of this court. to take, state
and report an account showing;
81 What debts the said Ellen J.
Dance owed at the time Of her death.
to whom they are payable, their ma
ture. and their respective amounts and
prioritics.
but before taking the account of
debts and demands called for in para
graph 1 Of this decree. said commits
sioner is directed to give notice of the
time and place fixed on by him. in
some newspaper published In the city
OF Richmond. Virginia. once week for
four successive weeks. which publica-
tion shall be equivalent to personal
service of such notice on the parties,
or any of them"
Office Of Commissioner John Fl. Guy.
Room No. 519 Mutual Building,
Ninth and Main Streets,
Richmond. Virginia.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice that I have fixed on
Wednesday, the sixteenth day of July.
1919. at eleven o'clock A NJ, as the
time, and my said office a. the place.
for executing the decree of which the
foregoing Is an extract
Given under my hand this l4th day
OF June. 1919.
JOHN Fl. GUY.
Commissioner in Chancery.
June 10, 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
BEER GIVEN
RIGHT OF WAY IN n. Y

Federal Judge Mayer on May 27th
signed three injunctions identical In
form restraining the United States dis
trict attorney and the acting collec-
tor Of internal revenue OF the New
York district from interfering with the
production of beer Of 2.75 per cent
alcoholic content by the Jacob HON.
man Brewing company, the Clausen-
Flanagan Brewing company and the
Jacob Ruprecht Brewing company.
Separate injuncticns were neces-
cary, as District Attorney Cafrey OBJ
jected to the filing Of an omnibus or
der. Tho injunction issued las. week
which will operate throughout the
country to prevent government inter-
ference with the manufacture OF beer
OF ITS per cent alocohlic content. en-
ioins the federal officers from en-
forcing against the defendants or their
employees the provisions OF the war
emergency prohibition act as ID re-
lafes to beer. The order. according
to Judge Mayors order, will stand
pending judicial decision OF the con-
tention that beer OF ordinary strength
il not Intoxicating.
Jacob 8. Coxey OF hobo fame IL tn
Washington urging the passage OF IN
initiative and referendum act through
which the people will have the power
to decide for themselves whether The
dry amendment shall stand. He
doesn't explain how the people would
be able to repeal the constitution by
this method.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16

LIBERTY BONDS.



LIBERTY BONDS.
WE PAY 9le.o0 CASH TODAY FOR
$50 LIBERTY BONDS OF THE FIFTH
ISSUE 4%%: NO COMMISSIONS: NO
FEES; NO WAITING. OUR ADVICE
IS. KEEP YOUR BONDS IF you
CAN. IF you MUST SELL SEE US.
WE BUY ALL ISSUES OF LIB
ERTY BONDS, WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS. THRIFT STAMPS AND
PART PAID LIBERTY BONDS.
WE WILL PAY YOU FULL CASH
VALUE OF ALL PAST DUE LIB
ERTY BOND INTEREST COUPONS.
LIBERTY INVESTMENT Co.
AT EAST BROAD STREET.
tSECOND FLOOR, OVER Nc
CRORY'S AND 1oc STORE. OFFICE
OPEN DAILY 9 A. NJ. to P. M.
SATURDAY 9 A. NJ. TO s P. N.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16

You know last night they got into
the grocer's broke open his safe ana
took $4,000"
'He should worry! He'll get that
ba0k n few AvA~1esw york Wesld.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
LIBERTY BONDS

II You Must Sell Get the Full Market
price. Make no sacrifice Of these Sc
curities. Come to us and we will be
glad to furnish you quotations.
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY,
Ninth and Main.
Uptown Branch, Broad and Harrison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-16
WANTED

wanted-To Purchase q General Pur-
pose farm. within twenty miles of
Richmond from $50 to 400 acres. pre-
fer some timber. plenty Of water and
fencing. fair. Improvements. with or
without catuA r. o. Box s73, Rich
:. ,nond. Va :. 80