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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28
GREAT BRITAIN IN
MIDST Of RECORD
POLITICAL SCRAP

LOndon, oct. 27-(By A. P.)-The
election campaign has now reached
a stage where there is such 4 num-
Der Of political speeches and pro-
nouncements that it is becoming al
most physical impossibility for the
newspapers either to report or fol-
low them.
Herbert H. Asquith, former premier
and Winston Spencer Churchill, COL
on!al secretary in the LLOYD George
cabinet, were the two principal fig
ures engaging attention today. Mr.
Asquith, who had been rather slow
getting into action, delivered his first
important campaign speech at Peter
borough. His address was devoted
chiefly to criticizing the coalition
governments shortcomings and the
new Bonar Law ministry.
I'VE have today the unusual spec
tacle Of two authors of coalition,
Lloyd George and BOrar Law, writ
ing rival epitaphs to carve upon it's
tomb" declared Mr.. Asquith.
The speaker described the two
wings Of the coalition, hitherto in
the same stable, as now separated,
but still neighing wistfully over the
temporary fence separating them.
He alluded to Reginald McKenna,
former chancellor of the eXchequer as
the sixth party in the election and
declared he was surprised to find
him on a tory platform. Mr.. Bonar
Laws policy was characterized as
"whennot negative, gelatinous" Re-
ferring to the laborite manifesto, Mr..
Asquith said that labor on many
questions spoke almost with the
same voice as the Liberals, but their
ultimate purpose was gradual accom-
plishment of organized control of en-
terprise by the state over a greater
part. if not the whole, of the in
dustrial field.
His own party Mr. Asquith describ-
ed as " few in number-voice3 cry
ing in the wilderness-derided in de-
bate and overwhelmed in the division
lobbies." But. he added, they fought
on and challenge any other party
with their record
Mr.. Churchill is still confined in
bed in consequence of an operation
for appendicitis and although recov-
Continued on Page 11-CoI. y
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Charge Coal Men
Are PrOfteering

Manchester. n. H., Oct. 27-F'uel
Administrator Charles NJ. Floyd to-
DAY called the attention OF the Penn
sllvania Coal commission to alleged
profitcering by mine operators, who
arc charging New Hampshire coal
dealers $3.50 ton for anthracite.
winch has nccessitatcd the price Of
~ ton TO consumers. Because Of
shortage OF cars. the New Hamp-
N'ire coal situation Is termed worse
Quay than ever, according to the
,uei administrators officc.
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MANY TWISTS
ID w 40
EUW kv In A II II -
TO HALL-mILLS
MURDER CASE
Pulling Features But
No Mystery, Says
Prosecutor Mott
Has Found Witness who Cor
rOb0rates in Part Story
, Widow Gibson who Claims to.
Have Seen Double Killing
Answers List of Questions.
Put BY Newspaper Men !.

New Brunswick. N. j.. Oct. 27-
(By A. P.)--'The Hall Mills case is
complex, but it is not a mystery
This was the statement today of
Special Deputy Attorney General
Wilbur A. Mott. who has taken over
for the State the investigation OF the
double murder of Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
Reinhardt Mills, choir singer. on the
Phillips farm about six weeks ago.
With an assertion by Mr.. Mott
Continued on Page 11-Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28

Livermore Falls. Me-, Oct. 37-Ar-
thur Allen, 81. of Riley. was found
this morning, dubbed to death and it
was believed robbed. He left home
early Friday, as was his custom, to
deposit at the Livermore Falls bank
On his way he visited at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Guy Knight. leav-
ing there about 9 o'clock. His auto
mobile with the ensine still running,
was found at the side of the road,
later in the morning. by two boys
who were out hunting. A searching
party found Mr.. Aliens body behind
a rock near a sand-pit, about so feet
from the road.
Continued on Page 11-Col. y
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Booze Fines Total
$4,000 in Auburn Court

Auburn, Me-. Oct. 27-Fines total
ling S4,70O were imposed on eight re-
spondents in superior court today by
Judge Henry w. Cakes for violation
CT the prohibitory law. AMONG them
were Charles Petkins of Lewiston,
$4,000 and two months in Jail for il
legal possession of a still; Joseph S.
Berube and Robert Lang of Lewiston,
$1,000 and two months in Jail each
for illegal manufacture of liquor.
Execution was stayed in Lang's case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28

the king To-Day, IL was OfnClauy an
nounced this evening.
Benito Mussolini, founder and
leader of the Italian Fascist party,
is now in his forties. His career has
been distinguished by his virile and
forceful traits Of character, the mag
netism of his personality and the
power of his eloQucnce
Re was in his early youth, violent
revolutionary Socialist and through
his efforts in the Socialist party, sue
ceeded in becoming the editor of the
Avanti, the Socialist daily. At the
outbreak of the war, he was still di-
recting the Socialist newspaper. but
disagreed with the policy of the So
clallst party and urged Italian inter-
Nention. He was forced to leave the
editorship of the Socialist organ and
then established the Popolo D'Italia.
In this organ he conducted a violent
campaign for Italian participation in
the conflict
When Italy entered the war, Mus
solni volunteered, distinguishing
himself in many of the battles with
his daring and courageous traits He
was wounded upwards Of a hundred
times.
. After the war. he organized the ex-
service men to fight the rising power
of the Socialists and Communists in
Italy. His organization has steadily
gained in strength until now he is
said to have the adherence of 100000
DersOns
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Lineman Killed
When Rail Motor
Car Jumps Track

Lewiston, Me-, Oct. 27-Harland
Oberton, 33 Of Phillips, was fatally
hurt today when n railway motor car
jumped the track two miles from
this city. Oberton died Is hours after
the accident without regaining con-
seriousness. Irving Wing, 80 of, tfIis
city, was knocked unconscious but
was not seriously hurt. Both men
are telegraph linemen.
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STAMP OUT j. s. ILL|TERACY
AND HEAD OFF BOLSHEvISM EVIL

Educational Head U. S. Chamber Commerce
Tells Teachers at Bangor Convention =
Advocates Strict Enforcement Compulsory
School Law to Cut Down Five Million Hit
crates Above Ten year Age-Teach Rising
Generation to Think Straight State Supt.
Thomas Addresses Convention - Towner-
Sterling Maternity Bill Endorsed at After.
noon Meeting ondary School Principals
Agree on Athletic Rules
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General Forecast

Light rain or snow has fallen in
portions of northern New York and
Vermont.
In other parts of the country the
weather has remained fair. The
weather became warmer Friday in
the Middle Atlantic states and south
ern New England.
The indications are for generally
fair weather. Saturday and Sunday in
the Atlantic statesS The temperature
viii Int chanze materially during the
next twod' ayx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28
THE WEATHER
FAIR

North New England, South New
England and East New York: Fair
Saturday and Sunday; not much
change in temperature
Wind. north of Sandy Hook, fresh
northwest and weather partly over
cast Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28
Colonial Express
Derailed. Two Hurt

Philadelphia, Oct. 27.-Two passen-
gers were injured tonight when eight
of the ten cars of the colonial express,
bound from Boston to Washington
were derailed at Bengies. Md. accord
ing to a report to the general offices
of the Pennsylvania r. r. Both were
treated by doctor on board the train.
Washington, Oct. 27.-Passengers
were transferred from the Colonial eX-
press after derailment at Bengies. Nd.
20 miles north of Baltimore tonight,
and brought to Washington. Officials
here said their reports had contained
no reference to any injured but it was
assumed names of any hurt would be
forwarded to the general offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28
ST0REKEEPER
FOUND SLAIN
NEAR JAY, ME

Body Arthur Allen, 81, Found
Near r Dad by Searchers--Beate
and Shot to Death by Un-
knOwns--POsse of 100 Hunting
for Siayers - Deserted Auto
Found with Engine Running
Leads to Discovery of Crime---
May have Had Large Amount
of Money on Person
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Boston Forecast

Boston, Oct. 27-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Saturday and
Sunday; not much change in tenn
perature; moderate to fresh north
west and north winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-28
Italian King Is
Told Premier and
Cabinet Are Through

Rome, Oct. E-(By A. P)-The
Italian cabinet headed by Premier
Facta, handed their designations to
the king today. it was officially an
nounced this evening.
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SUNDAYS: FAR

Twv duties await you when you re-
osivs the Journa, In the mor1ans: Tns
arss - 70 READ the classified "A page.
xns sscoad 10 70 telephone your I'd. 10
that others may read It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

FLORIDA FARM HOME-ECUIPPED
ORANGE. GROVE, ONLY 500.
On improved road in growing section
close beautiful Village. city markets good
n"ishhors h"althtul surroundings.
acres. part rich muck soil, free range. &c
orange tr""-. grapefruit, pears. berri"r
shrub surrounded house. cool piazza,
barn, "ic l5"enuS" distant interests. 800
h"rs" crops, vehicles. Implement. inClud-
81. Details page IS 1919 bargain cat
a!og FREE STKctT FARM AGENCY,
1870 n. Graham RldE.. Jacksonville. Fla.
7o-ACRE FARM. miles from station
=. = .. Hallway. buckingham County.
HOuS". stnrr building. necessary out
buildings fair condition: 40 acres cui-
t.H'"'i. balance woods mad pasture. lot
fru.t tr-'s line tobacco land. Trade
:ur SINAI! house. church Hni. Paramount.
iilsh AZ! springs. 80. care In"
Dispatch.
ABOUT MILLION FEET STANDING;
TIMBER Russell County. Va. onh.
poplar. BASS ana chestnut. Good log
HlIE. marrow gauge r"adbcd through
property. Railroad within two miles.
Mil already set. $40. 900 takes whole
OUTFIT. Iar cash. lac. care The
Dispatch.
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Houses Tor Snle

Houses Tor sale "a
nARTO% HEIGHTS For sai.. modern
Groom house. 2Oii Bnr,on Av.nu. on
terms Of 1900 per year. lin" shade:
s"Dt garden: b"st n"ighborh""d. Pos
Mad..ou $40. !.
HNHroN uEIuuTs-plrcc, from owner.
nom" = rooms. modern large lot. c1-
'"i'"n' location; possession can be ar
fNns"d. Price reasonable. Terms II
desired. owner c.. Room J. Mutual
HuIid.nS.
FOREST I'LL, Sew ton room hou.. for
ga" At sacrifice. Dundee Avenue.
fhon" Randolph 6slS-..
HIGHLAND rARK-Owner must E"ll at a
sacrifice nsw house. thoroughly modern:
never occupied. easy terms owner o.
Room .. Mutual Building
HiGHLASD rARK-7 rooms. fran.
house. large corner lot: good fruit trees
anu fI'pe aroorS: n"wy papcred and
painted. easy terms from owner. Pr.cc,
5000. Randolph .ioO-J.
north $4,000 buy. SIX
room hom.. t'v convenience; 40
i'"' + l'2. care IN. Dispatch
WEST END near Grove. iirst door. 4
rooms, k'ich"n"it". rent. ,;o second
floor. r""ruS. Ni'"h"u-tt" AMI bath
Fen'> w. brick. detached: desirable To-
IN. Nat, i've Ia other. Real bargain.
5000 easy terms. 40 care The
Dispatch.
WEST END-for sale. on- pair brica mats
modern. renting FOR I25 per fiat. and
rooms close L" chr line: SG2tO. or
VII rhchnnE" for vacant ground. Bo.
2I-, eat" TN" Dispatch.
MODERN HOME.
n"'rnoni Avrnne-G rooms. tile bath
1s,-5". Terms can h- arranged.
ROGERS. SMITH HESi.EP
No. Mutual building.
Madison ,7i5.
FOR SALE -Six-rcom house and two
acres @. land. almost at city limit.
any reasonable pr!c. Will buy ,h!, prop.
crty ms owner is Obliged to sell at once.
Address owner. Room J. Mutual Build
Ing. Rchmc-d. Va
ls.Ao0-MODERS HOME In every respect:
North Side, best location: practically
new. direc; from owner. Answer, for
full Information. Address BOX { s6s,
care The Dispatch.
CONTRACTORS and hu,Idcrs-Sand Cor
ssl". Call Madison 20ti.
FOR sALE-one brick dwelling. contain
Ing large rooms. ballroom > small
rooms. bath and pantry. gas. electric
lsht and iatrnb- heat Madison Ic3i-J.
FOR SALt'-IiiEhland rark home.
rooms. near park: all cnnNeni"urcs e1-
e"rt heat. Owner. Madison 1881
FOR sALE-%ew Groom house in Ches.
ter. Va. Small paym.n, down. balance
monthly r. 7. Curtis Chester, Va.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. it acre. i'm
F'"N"" near STATION thr""-!ourths mil"
20 81 stop Petersburg Pike. very chrap
for the cash. Fi"ge, prcwry's Ruff
FOR SALE. large stucco residcncs In Gin
tar Park Terrace. House 3n132 on lot
a"xl3a feet. Large airy rooms. attic
hardwooi floors. ;la bath. weather
strips. screens. hot water heat: newly
rar-r"d throughout. Deal with owner
Madison i.Is-J.
nEnHl$G'S HOMES.
stuart Avenue rooms. $500
y. RChmUd. rooms, modern Si5nO
Ginicr fRrA Terrace. rooms $500
West End, rooms. detached. $500
Terms; '35V 10 $500 cash. balance
monthly.
HERRING & co.
Mad. 6aa. South Tenth
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uids ror ,onn,s,S,|. ~.
ATTENDING ,ha nnmhar,n, 80 80 P HIS
SchnnI. n,i ~. rs-n1'., 90 "a aIu ptSn 'N.ten
az so' go, c., $3.50 ~ ~. huc's'sncn
un,u - n,.,an,, S6SS S5.,i.eHi' , a.
Marx nnvc,on. .ysrD E,,S 10 >.snS IN
rATION. ~
| H,ddars ,,,,,, ..,,, -.
| Tho y.hicls ,rbstrsr 80 .. 49, OF
has. Ir,.. 80 u'tEeh or
| ~ same v.hiri.s ,,w., -. 80
or.ra,rd hv T.sno,snIn % ~
| rnn,rnr,irr for ,-nr.aa,..',a. -, w US
| n,i-aJ -, L,,i ~, ,sp0' ,,i,nn VIII 's re-
rn,,.s d.s.r,S.t 49,, VI a''t.H 'hE
INV. ~ 49, - w., "ane' may o'd on
ninr on Zach Tonts ~ 0's'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. usaI Pa
'ni" Department Sales, rentals an,
.nNrl. S.N.mtM and Nam Strrnts
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WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
Cash

w ATklNS-COrrHEL CoMPANN ne
annual meeting of the stockhold"rs OF
tho Wathins-cottrsll Company Will he
held In tho Office OF tho company, Four
tccnth and DOCK Streets. Richmond
Va. on Tuesday, Angus, 8, noon
tSigned) c. 5. Fensom. Secretary and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

WESTHAMrrOS LOTS Mrs T.. Hawcs
Iipscninb All American National hank.
CHOICE lot. near cary street. Road and
Country club. 80 rcr foot. city in
rroNencnts and surrounded by beau
ti:ul huiu"s. ...1 Nest Main.
So cash. Q! 9.r week. buys lots AZ Stop
II. on Seven Pines ear llu-. Will give
lot free u you build riIhi away. Sc.
\. j. bauxhtr-y. i.nj Mutual hllg.
CORNER lot. 80 feet hJ 40 feet north
cast corner Fi!th Avenue ana W VILLAIN
street. Highland Park. i'Ttrr. !,a".
Terms y IOnnrliy & 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

Where 20 stop In Town :
Manifestations. board

BUSINESS ~, des..s, single room and
board ~ W"s' Erd. App!y bor q 1856.
car" The Dispatch
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See l.. d. Wallerstein, with
Morton G. Thalhimer,
First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Randolph Sd.

GROVE AVE. CORNER Sc fect on ono Of
the best corners Grow" Avenue. tu,,
west OF H"lt Line. ss5 foot. An eN-
Ccilent Investment. See Donahuc &
Miller. sos Mutual.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale 3:
TIMER FOR SALE.

TIMER FOR SALE
so acres miles from station
o. southern hallway. In ChRrl0''"
Conservative estimate !s fcrr mil
lion fe"'. good quality and s'zs,
with good logging. Ruilt -oad
from timber 20 station. This -
an "S'ra Rood buy a; tho price.
$4,000.
Thrc. 90 million feet 81 rine
timber. good siz" and ual!ty. IL
"il, cut ~ IL per cent I-inch and
~. 3 mIl"s TO station on y 4 ".
IN Hali'as County. Good terms.
rr!cc. $4,000.
500 TO zoo aGr"s. good large
timh"r, In HslltsI County. rhli-
rcSd through tint, tract. ~p,imAt.d
cons"rvai!vely At million feet.
Good terms. frlc-. fis,5oo.
sss acres. Halifax County,
rr!j"' from NirEiniRn Railway.
conservative estimate. ! million
feet. good quality. good logging
easy terms. Price. $4,000.
J. A. CONNELLY & CO,
seventh and Fgsnnlin.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantcti--'lo t;rut


WOODLAND UEiGHTS- wanted IA, %,
rooms ana bath hy y"uu: couple. POS
I"s-'on September :. BcN + l,t car.
Th" Dispatch.
ROOM Wanted. m"lM'u sizo. dry room
Tor storage. c"r'rrl lnr,tor.. i,rarorshry
house occupied 10y owners. +. O. 80.
27j.
RoOMS-WHn'"d 70 occupy. hy family q.
three adults or g rooms wt.h gas
and water tand hath. /. uo<,ihl~, FOR
period OF four months without annual
lease. church ii,'I or Paramount 30.
ESP. car" Tho Dispatch.
WANTED-F!ve or si,-rooln IA, ar house
by sept. list. RoI \ ISL. care The D!s
patch.
RELIABLE young hurlrcas in,r. viz
hhoy. d"''r"s furnished small ruoi.rr
apartment Or nat i-ivn'" bath hra
porch. West End residential section.
Leas" year or longer Fps,"S.iou c.r'y
Angus; !! possible. Reasonable" r"f.-
snces. particulars BOX r rs. cn,,
Tn" Dispatch.
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IGgnl Notices
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.


Richmond. Va. July 81. 1924
Pursuant to resolution OF the directors
OF this bank at meeting held July S.
1872 there VIII he n called meeting OF
the sharchold"rs TO hs held a their ba ak-
INK home, Main and Twelfth Streets. Rich
mond. Va. on Tuesday. August 90. 1922.
at II o'clock noon. for the purpose OF
further amending Section } OF the Articles
OF Association. SO as to provide for "A
board OF directors consisting OF not less
than nvc CD nor moro than twenty coy
Shareholders: to cleo; such additional dI-
rectors as may be determined upon: and
for the transaction OF any other bust
ness which would properly come before
said meeting.
WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
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1t Is Easy to Buy and Sell Through Dispatch Want Ads
real. ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale 8
FOR SALE.
Highland rark s,urcp res0d.nc.
o' rooms hath. ha.'. large Sa-
rage. rrice. $500.
Highland rars building lot.
H,i" fe"t, a. only 81, p"t foot,
SNAP.
Highland Springs hons OF
roNtn'. aero OF ground. plenty
fru't. garden, block from car.
fric" only 12.T5o. Terms
C"ntral'y located brick property.
renting Tor approximately I'm peg
month. rrire only eaASo owpeR
needs money.
Nest End homo Of II rooraa
renting for floH pNr month price,
fi20m or Will consider exchange
Tor farm.
o. TAYLOR & co.
u North Ninth Street.
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shore Property for Sale q,

HARGAlN. RrNiALoW, $500. W.lough
hy. ocean VIEW. rooms rI,., ir'ci'y
water, Opposite government r---rNu ION.
Mrs thns wyatt, Fuurih street DO
zi"r-' Gro. ocean View, Va Immediate
possession
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See Mr.. Smith, with
Morton G. Thalhimer,
First Nat. Bank Bldg.

FOR SALE-Ea.t Highland Park. VIII
sell my lot In East Highland Park
35Slio on OF best streets at n
racrInce by paying cash. Address Mrs
l.. NJ Nickel. General Delivery. Ocean
View. Va
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LOTS FOR SALE.

have few lots between 4. +.
I'm Monument and bellevue Arch.
In the city limit. | viii sell az
bargain prices with monthly
terms.
l.. X IIarvic.
l.. r.. < j. :. IiARNlE.
Madison $3.50. az Mutual Bldg.
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Suburban. for Sale

SMALL. CASH payment. $40 month good
house, rooms. cuthnus"s -hnd-. ny.
acres Land. fronting NIchiu"nd ANA
Washington ltishwa,. Possession Soon
See or write l.. =. i.cakv, Glen AII-u,
Va.
LOOK What sacrifice Sine fu,nus
Stncco, HUn par!or, beautiful rI"rtr.,
nhtur"', sleeping porch. large vagt"t. uf
fruits; extremely beautiful grounds uti
trolley: $500, leaving ktcHinurd
ONnrr. IIoN \ 700. Cair Ihr hl.uAIrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-23

FOR SALE-Twu, Groom houses IN living
condition. Good !nv"s.ment with good
tenants. renting tpr $40 per year. Ap
ply 1879 Pleasant street, CITY.
NICE NEW UOME-fsTgr corner lot:
h"lroUns. everything iuodgrn: two
blocks alloy" Brooklani f'ark Noulcva Ri /.
nice location; $3.50. Including shades
and screens Mr. Slzer. Ryland Realty
Co. Randolph slT.
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ROOMS md hoard
Rooms Without board

ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms Without Board %
ONE large. furnished room. single bohs.
modern improvements Also single room
for mon. Franklin street near Jcu"r-
son Hotel. Madison ll'7.
cooi. from, room. ne,, to bah: private
family. all conYenlrnGcs. boulevard
| 3Zs5-w.
YOUNG LADIEs-one Or two. for tur-
niHheh front room. centrally located:
modern convenisncsE. Apply :; SDr;h
Third Street upper apartment.
Rooms fer Housekeeping 90
ADAMS. SOUTH 25-Furnlshed rooms.
hsht housekeeping. cisc,r.c lights. no,
water; ANUS only.
BARTON AVE 20Cs-Fcr rent. two
rooms. furnished complete. for light
CLAY ST. r. sis-Two nicely .urni-hed
Housekeeping rooms. al! conyenlenccs.
strictly private,
FIFTH ST. y. ig;-Thr-e rooms. furnished
Tor housekeeping also ,insie room.
4 TWO OR THREE a,,rac,iv.ly papered
s mq4sH co"nIs ;a n%asos to .,t mn
Madison 6ut-w.
Vacation Place" 80
SUMMER BOARDEKS--Fin, board at
4 the mos, attractive place in town. no
i accommodations FOR children. no Dh
| Cottages. Gosnen. Va.
THE cEDARs" --Farin. IDEAL place. cool,
tcon'or'"".' quiet. reasonable 1ates.
rr"vlliHuE. Va.
! TIE RAHDOIrH CoTTAGE-An id.nl
piAc" to rp-nh your vacation, on OCEAN
front. comfortable rooms. special att.n.
ton given 90 meals. Nfs,. for ra,.s.
MEs. / :. Myers. IAn Randolph. VIZ.
glnia Reach. va.
wlLLOUGHBY CLUB. on Ch..sp.aK.
la board and rooms by day weed.
weekend parties and special dlnners.
sooi nsnins and bathing. Mr. a. Is.
Powell. seventh Street. W!IlouKhoy
Beach. Va.
SUMMER EoARDERs-1ui.t hone. near
station, terms r~aaoaho!". M's J. p.
Perkins. byDec a
WOOD HALL. n".wccn Hot and whi'e
suirhT! springs. Modern couvcu!enc-s.
pr.saf" uttut Terms reasonable. For
] Information address Miss ogden. Cen
tTA!ia. Va References exchanged. Phone
tsntrali~ 5ti.
4 WA$TED--A few sgu'n.r hoara.rs IN nice
family EllenH.I table. doctor ia nnuse
| Atdr"ss Box / SO care In, D.sY~cch-
Log CABIN 10 rent four gentlemen. ai,h
board. "."c'T!c i!sn,.. 600. and comfort
able. Miss G-orri- Good .o.. Alton. Va
kAY's COTTAGE. Bucnfo- Beach. Va
o!en for NJ season For reservations
and rates spG!y Mr. Geo. l.. Kay.
Ruchroe Beach. Va. Pnons Hampton
spr!nss valley. miles from virginia
10, sp:.nEt. three and ns.-gooin cot
;as-s WIN baths. nome sSgwn veg
e,ati.,. etc.
bridge Inn. Aprly 20 O. - Parsons.
SAtuts! hritge, Va.
MANUFACTURING noeta-r. In n!,e com
tor'Nhis home good table nosrd. ga
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RI H. ESYAIE tOR REM
Apartments and Flats

5AnTo% AVE Furnished ra,. rooms
and bath. privH'" Randolph tSl1-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land Tor Sale

CARNEALS FARM BARGAINS
We have listed with farms o: all
sizes and descriptions. both dairy and
truck. a. bargain prices See MIR. West.
J. u. CARNEAI. Il SONS,
Is North smith Street.
y BARGAlN--jo acres IN. land. good
house on highway. be bought
cheap and on good terms owner
Obliged 20 sell Address owner. No J
Mutual building Richmond. Va.
is ACRE-For sale. IN the hcs-, o, tho
apple section. farm. Is ACres u land : o.
room frame houa". $50 wInn>sr arr'n
;rees. spring water on mack porch. Bo>
2s5, car. Tn. Dispatch.