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0MUTBIT WANT AND RKAL "ES
TA TB MEDIIM IN VIKOINIA. AND
ONE OF THE BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
Daftly, eae real per war? when paid
?a BBBBaBBl Na ad. takea far leas teas
Oaa aaa eae-half eeata a wer? all
BBaBBaB sals as eaeept sttvatlua u anted
tar Heaaay. situation VYaated. eae real
a wer?. Ne A?. Seuday takea (or '*??
taaa afteea eeata.
Ne aaa. takea for lese thaa tweaty
tac eeata waea phoacd la vr tun rued
at Ike couater.
Pheae order, aet guaranteed.
tlaeslaranoaa aet guaranteed after
tiSft F. M.
Far baalataa roa tract., aead far the
Waal Ad. Maa. Pheae Moaree I.
lost anb jvouno
LOST. IS MEKCHAN'i .S' NATIONAL
bank, bill toon. containing 9W*
Finder please return to J. R
sparks, Western Union Telephon.
company. Traveler*' Building, city,
and receive suUabln r;wari._
BTRA YEUTpIt' >M NO 1519 HANOVER
Aven'ie. on biu k and while spotte.t
bulldog, uainel Blink. K< ward for
return or 'nformatlon. i'hone Maui
son ?3<7-J._*
C?StT~BET\V'EEN FIRST AND EIGHTH
Street*, on Broad, one Massey's di?
ploma.' Finder please phone Madi?
son L'389-U_
LOST. ? POINTER DOG. "BILL."
from 213 North Twenty-fifth Strict,
otty. Reward if returned.
*?elp CUantto, Sl?aU ^
jtsKTrC^RSEl.F^w"fflOlI TOU WOULD
rather be?one of the tou:.tli6s lail
?res or half-failures in Ufa, or one el
02.000 picked men who are successes
or on the road to success? This year
the nsvy will comprise 62.000 men. 4.
000 more than before. If you are be?
tween 17 an 1 25 call at Navy I'.^crult
lng Station. 2 Aliieon Building. East
Main anod Eighth Street'. R'ehmond.
Va.. and ask for fall details about
navy pay, hours, promotion, etc.. or
send for fascinating free book. -The
Making or a Man-o'-V? arsman Telia
in simple languags a;id iritere?t'tig
pictures all about the navy. Send to?
day to BUKEAi; OF NAVIGATION, Box
?St. Navy Department. Washington.
_
WANTED. morb men TO PREPARE
as firemen. brak*men. electric no
tormen and colored train porter?,
experience unnecessary Virg.r.ia. '
Maryland. Kentucky roads. ??0 t<
?iso month; 500 wanted. Inclose
stamp Name; position wanted 1.
RAILWAL IXST, Dept. 12, In-llan
!ipo;( . Ind. !
?KN WANTED (ALSO IeADIES) TO
address envelopes, inclose end mail
advertising matter at home for large
mail order firms; spare or whole
time. Can make from $10 to 120 j
weekly. No capital required: no
eaperienre "Key" explaining every?
thing mailed for lOe to cover postage,
etc. AGENCY, 414 Pinner Street,
Suffolk. V4_ I
TOf.Wi MEN WANTED TO BECOME
telegraph operators, pleasant work;
short hours, and good pay. Call or
write for particulars. MASSET
1VS1NES3 CXTLLEGE
?V a NT ed. TWO SHEET metal
workers on fenders and hoods. Ap?
ply to SUPERINTENDENT KLINE
M >TOK J.-AR CO,_Xorth Boulevard. ;
wantldT i*lerk. "grocery and
lli'j<T business Apply in writing:
give reference and salary expected.
Tj L. TSRBT. 4SI North Sixth St._
IF Y< 'f "WANT WORK. MECHANICAL,
clerical or manual. See AMERICAN
LABOR HI'REAL", 110 North Ninth
Street.
WANflTJ. a man TO WORK on
farm, situated near Richmond. Apply
415 Harth First Street. References
required.
THLEORAPHT and R-VILROAD
w >rK tau'.'bt thoroughly by an ex-j
pert at our school: reasonable tuition |
rates offered and good positions as?
sured. masse t BO SIN ESS COL-|
lege._
WANTED. OFFICE BOY' BETWEEN
ages of 13 and 15. Apply in own
handwriting, stating salary and ex?
perience. g ?48, care Timee-Dlspatcn.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
to get. My free booklet T-164. tells
how. Write to <lay?NOW. EARL j
HOPKrXS. Waahir.gton. D C.
wanted, a no i sinppi.vg"cLErkT
must be strictly high-grade or d<j
not reply, good salary for a hustler.
Address E ?16. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. SECRETARY FOR LOCAL
corporation: one who is willing to
make small investment. Good op?
portunity for the right party. Ad?
dress O *??. care Times-Dispatch.
wanted. a first-claus BUI ld -
In? superintendent for a Job In a
Southern State. K 737. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. OOOD WHITE BARBER:
til a week: steady work. MAC A
SKINNER. Farmville. Va. _
aTOSITION OPEN for A good RaV
nogrspher male preferred; state ag"
sslary expected and experience. Ad-j
dress l 7S7. care Times-Dispatch.
RAILWAY mail CLERKT^^Te1>~
Its month. Richmond examinations
earning soon; coaching free. FRANK?
LIN LVSTITTTE. Dept. 414 W.
Rochester. N. t.
?"ANTED. FOR V. s. ARMY." ABLE
bodied, anmarrled men .between ages
af 18 and SS. citizens of United
States, of good character and tem?
perate hahita who ran speak, retd
an? write the English lansraage For
Information, apply to Recruiting
Offices. MS E BroaC Richmond. Va.
TELBORAFH operatorsi ~arE in^
great demand. :.im this useful sci?
ence at oar ephmd and m*l a good1
no?1t'on. MAS5KET business COT.
wasted, am R crrciT-s tot * xg ~ m e x !
to become traveling sr.!esrren arl
earn while they learn. Write for
particulars. RR AT?TFt eet SYS?
TEM. Reehester. N. V.
"188553 tOsrtrt. ftrnslr
W?STErT^RT^'LADY OS* refine
?Rent, position as comonnion to elde?.
fr ladv Address ??#. care Tim?-s- 1
Dlspetrh.
f>flB, 9B?U an? ftmtU
#ANTl?r>r^MAN ?ND tr'lFK "* or I
mother and da'iarhter to cook, do
general housework and wait on
taMe Must be we;i reeemm^nded.
Wage? m? aer month for two. Ad- j
dress Mrs railet. is ?nn strre-t,!
Wewarfc. X. J _
?EN- ?men?get " goVErVmENT j
iohs: 12* ?'"? Write Immedlstely 1
for list of posiMona open FRANK
lin ixptttt'tf. TVp't 41S W.
Rochester, r T
AlTTRD. MAN A NT? WIFE To WORK
en farm, farm hand and cook T. H.
NTT."S. Pork Csjsti? Va
?^NTXD. SWT ER AI. EXPERTENTT?
Sahtsmau an? sa>*?'?4i*a for ?res?
*ood? wh'fe goods and suit depart
meets mnt be rapah'e is selling
nnd fceerdag stock. State experience,
ffaferetsas sad salaries expected, l>
?. SHONTNOER A CO. Rex SIS. Daa
" Ta.
tylp QBtntrb f rauMr
m T ller~i^ho ads"rj:yCiiu: "rit'e
services of bright, active salesgirls
In various departments; previous ex?
perience desired, though not essen?
tial; permanent posltl >na to those
who qualify. _
\V A XT KD. A" COM P ET e NT COOK 'K?R
the country; |l| per month and
room. Apply tl] But Main, ?econd
fl<?t. Room 1.
wanted, a BUMMER os* BBJUaBUC
ladi'-n to stamp |i;!tlrrnt at home;
>!? tidy or pi 11 111:i??: $1 per do/,en
; i "j ward P?hl Call Room 3. third
fiou.-. Virginia SajtMUas. North rath
and East Main. _____
wanted. TU'? .-tore girls in
new aajaiirjr Ad'lii-aa L 71*1. mn
Tnues-Disr'aich.
c?i'?m.i; young ~l.\dy stknog
rapht-r wunt'd; ru<y work and pcr
mari.-nt peeUlea io right party.
Hilary, MM V 1 BSOtttli t" '"-?.n With.
stat> eiperlenct Addref.- J "ai.
? an Times-d'sp?ten.
w.VNTED. You.\?; i.ADY As assist'
ant etenographer; must have sotave
knowlc-due of Mine letter a and writ*
ileelp; aslary small to start. H er.*,
urc T'rsaa ftlsiatih
feuudiions cuanuD. -?dir
WANT Kl'. loSUITON HV LUMBER ix
? i* of both pine and laid
u o"d. ?even > < aih experience, beat
of r'-fc-rencee Ad4ieaa K care
. Ttmea-Dlee-at* h.
you NO man, tt ITH "experience
As REPORTER. wishes to learn
TYPESETTING on paper IN TOWN
WM.ZRE Hi; can Qet board AT
I riVE DOLLARS PKK wkkk. I'AV
AT FIRST NoT expected. AD?
DRESS AM hit IOCS, k 0>, CARE
times-dispatch.
want kiT F mriox; formerly
! ?uda ln?pensef; Ifta years' expe
i rtenee seat of rel>re_< <-. Address
! 11 a. i;.. No. 14 South Auburn av
! RRSj \
yoCN, f MAN \\ II'> .'ias FOUR VK.MtS
years' ha.'.king aiparlapre and urn.
I at present r??li>r ..f bank in town of
I l.oOu Inhabitant*, desire-*, a po- j
I allies In bank or buokKeeplng for a
[ Mhol<'sal? oi retail house. B~?t of
reasons for chung iik. Can furnish
Al reference*. Virginia cit'es pre- ,
I ferred. Address _ C'jC. care Times- ;
IMspetrS. I
WANTED. postxion of RE_PONS7^ I
bURp and trust by young man of I
ability. Address x. cere Times- |
Dispatch. _j
w A n f E1?f ? n E F111 st ?<5 R a f) E t k' A C H~ '
er to fill unejcplred term of five
months in a graded school: one that
can teach third-year high school
work. Salary, $:.. per month. One :
that can t> ach music piefeired. Ad
dresa WIRT ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Ammon. Va
WAKTED, PCafJTTOX BT TO-MO MAN i
of fair edu _tion, -rood address and i
appearance. Prefetably clerical, but
anything with chance of advance- ;
mciit. .1 700, care T'rces-D'spatch..
$COltSStondl t?tlp lUdltttO j
IMPORTANT TO SCHOOL BOARDS? !
""oil. gee. public and private schools
supplied with teachers of all gradea j
on short notice, without charge.
Teachera wanted. THE VIRGINIA
TEACHERS- BUREAU. Rev. R w
Cridlin. Manager. Woodland Height \
Richmond, Va._j
feitudttono, i-?rofr0f3ional
mt.S^fTAD fCK:?^r1t_ ES' BUREAU
offer? higb-grade undergraduates to
institutions, physicians and patients.
Madison KiS-L.
prc0onal0
H. SCHOSTOCK. ARTISTIC LADIES'
TAILOR, 507 NORTH FIFTH ST.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
! at HUOHKS'8. ?0? North Third.
LE_S_R. THE~ LADIES* TAILOR. THE
only one In town who makea a spe
clalty in altering all kinds of gar?
ments to the latest fashion. Every
garment that la altered In my estab?
lishment is done under my personal
supervision. Price very moderate
anl work satisfactory. The Raleigh
Apartments. Harrison and Franklin. ,
Phone Madison 4i?j._ |
ORDER YOUR POULTRY FOR YOUR
i Thankseiving dinner from MONROE
4JHOCERY CO.. 31S West Broad. (
Hone killed turkeys, broilers, roast?
ers, 'in -k- and squabs Phone Mon?
roe 2SI or .tS5. _
25oacd CUdntro
BOARp'^ASb" HE ATEd""r6?mT^N?
i advance, pay every 15 days. ref?;r
? Stute terir.?.. et--.; yi..-;r.c man.
Address K 7?i. tare Time?-Disp?tch.
y7.UN<JT|{< iFESSIoNAL MAN WISHES
to rent nice furnish d room in pri?
vate family. preferabi> on Orace or
Franklin, near in. K 762. care Times
j Dispatch. _ _
YOUNG"MAX WANTS BOARD IN PRI
vate family In West End. D 3S5.
care Times-Dispatch.
?Te^ITLEM?N-AND-wTfE WISH A
cheerful steam-heated room, with
good board (In the bouse preferred,
or near); references. Address A 150,
care Tlmee-P'spatch._
Rooms Jptt Rfitt
STOF^Tn"[rE^RT'OF^ICTlaioNrrA
The Roanoke; newly fnrnlabed I
rooms; 75c day up; bath; phone; heat.:
LARGE. LIGHT ROOM, Cr^rLErE^ j
I ly furnished for houaekeeping. 104 i
j West (jra< e.
110?3 "WF7ST-?;R"?Crr~ST~REET. ROOMS. J
witn board.
t ONE <>|{ TWO R0OSSR, SECOND FLOUR|
I front. CJrnlshed for light housekeep
i in?, also two rooms, housekeeping.
' ?Ith private bath. 11? Eaast Clay
! Street._
NICELY furnished ROOM FOR
, (rcntlcnv n. ? N itric . ghts. bath. heat.
I 122 South Fifth
irf II KEXT. HRItlHT ?ND'?TTRjtc
i ?|\e rnoir. i:? South Fifth.
ONE TWO UNFl"RXiSHET> rT>OM^S
? . .;r..'e >tr? with privst> family.
.ViilreSs 1? 474. care Times-Dispatch
FtTft RENT. NKWI.y FURNISHED
rooms 71? Fast Mart-hall Street.
XIC1:. "FURVTSHEP "room."-SECOND
j f rw.r Apply *it I** West Grace |
r setreet
Ftt:Ni>!lFT> ROO MTOR GEXTLE
]|?rht and hea' ?ei East J
Fr.-ikln_
Ftut RENT. XICELT FURNISHED
r .o?? ?-..Ti5t Ma-?hall ftreet.
?
poairrf. pns sni Em wm%
For . .M.F. > 'K1I.AXD"l^>XT"ct>L^fsT j
taBBAtMk ia>th ??-\?? spotted and
solid pater*. the Hea' Christmas'
??e>.?nf foe rblldr.n. ?<?n? and!
?l.n,rh:< r% of the sensational pr'te- <
wtnnins H.aae ??ia|;i<>n. G*n?ral
Hhiffer Affly MR ENOS. ?II Rotlth
fcarSW .-'reel.
POR.SAI^. A FTXF-rAIR 6t" VAUt
hnunrli. thre? rears old. well broke
for deer. abt.lt? and coona. Pr*ce.
?4" A?Hre?s G. W. MoRAX. W0lnt?n
i_ 1 _ .!.!,. ?a'
/lit* ft Bau
tfERiR?BLE* i'TTf.K m'E-ROOM |
fl?it To t?M?r f> * williams.
"ai?-A H?snT?r Aveeoe__
flVB I^b?Ms"~F?R" RJCXT. CENTRALi
location, ell Improvements; rent!
reaastaaals CaO 1? Eifa; Maie Street.
want?or tw? ^W?MC cciMFb?:
table furnished ran ma, taavstalsai to]
earth. Try tire ye-seg wen J ? 1
DAILY PUZZLES
U hat (.?.-uiipr. eious proKtuct of Um
He??
ANSWER TO VBHTUKDAri PEBEIds
Cratae.
jfOt fedU
ELG1X WATCHEb from $5.50 AM?
up. Hamilton watches fru::i ?15 a.J?'l
>'l/. ."Mj.id gold rlnas frOfJI $1 *n-i
up. t u? seil you a Big iie? alarm
clock U wake you up on time these
n, .1 ij>n??. wm. TOBIEX. JR.. 4UX
Kj.a Broad Street.
FOB s?lje. tMRJ3E-TON mack
?ruck in f irsl-clats. <;cn<l'tior.; will
ti'-ruoriHtrate and show that it will
pay where you have heavy hauling,
the price !? right; th? truck a bar?
gain. Addiess Box 632. City.
for WAGONS. GO TO ricilvrdson
?HO?., 615 Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber tire work.
w i]_7 sell-i fviJ" siYares ~of~p~re~
fem-a stock of tlie r'itts Furniture
Company. Inc., at $I0S per share. Ad
or.-a? u .85. care T'mes-Dispatch.
?i-COND^S?XD M?CH INEKlf OF
every description; condition guaran?
teed. I BLUFOLD & C'>.. 1538-40 K.
Cary Street.
for SALE. MILL. THREE STANDS
roller process; corn b_urr. capacity
25 barrels daily; good stream; 130
acres In pond, for $2.500. A bargain.
CHA.-. c. CLARK E., Ve_ Witt, JVa.
SEVERAL GROCERY WAGONS AND
one double farm wagon, good as
new; bargains. For business buggies
they can't he beat. Money saved bv
buying at B. C. BRISTOWS. 9-11-13
15 North Eighteenth.
A COURSE OF INSTRUCTION VA_?jed
at $150; special price. $5. A practical
and highly profitable business that
may be successfully operated in any
city or town by an enterprising man j
or woman; al tr.e secrets of French!
cleaning, chemical cleaning and dry i
cleaning: greatest money-making1
business of the day. Address K 73S. I
care Times-Dispatch.
roR^ALETMAN~8 BICTCL-ST???ST I
new; very little used; price $20.
'Phone Monroe 88?. j
FOR SALE. OXE RUBBER TIRED!
runabout, 1 rubberttre storm buggy;
and 1 business buggy; several top
wagons. A. MEYER'S SOXP, 7S1 E. |
Cary Street.
GOOD FAMILY WOOD. $6.50 CORD,
sawed >n sfve lengths. 701 North
Seventeenth Street Monroe 812?
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF LATe]
model Underwood and Remington
Visible Typewriters, which look as
good, work as welL and are guar-,
anteed the same as new machines, at:
a saving of 40 per cent; sent on
examination anywhere. AMERICAN'
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. INC..
6>5 East Main Street. Phone Madi?
son 5256.________________
SEE OUR~ LARGE STOCK OF BUSI-j
ness wagons, top and open; lowest;
prices, easy terms. A. METER'S)
SONS. 7$1 E. Cary SL
flat* caantrt
FIVE OR SIX-ROOM FLAT OR
house (prefer West End), with mod?
ern conveniences: also heated; state
location and price. P. O. Box 38L
??ux?iu00 kjpportunuuff
CAi;rr^"~F^)ROCppBC^
prises witnout commission. Full par?
ticulars mailed for 2c poatage. Ad?
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER,
Oa'nsssUle, Gs.
cTJaiMS^JF every KIND collect- i
ed anywhere. FIDELITY CREDIT f
CO, in North Eighth Street, Rich?
mond. Va._
OWN TOUf. OWN HOME. WE LEND
money to buy or build, or te pay off
mortgages anywhere In the United
States; only 5 per cent simple annual
interest, we give you ten years to
repay loan at the rate of $g per
month on each $1.000 borrowed.
Write, call or phone Monroe IUI lor
full information. EMPIRE REALTY
* MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1017 Mu?
tual Building. Richmond. Va
WANTED. BILLS to coi-lrct. kn
tire time and attention devoted; best
references. Address j 785. care
Times-Dispatch._
3u. Codi ana iixomo
coal, half |jmp. fo<- cooking, grates
and furnaces, because it is about
half price of anthracite coal; per
fectly smokeless. Main office 150$
T'est Broad.
WOOD FOR HEATERS AND COOK
stoves two-thirds seasoned, selected
-labs- heats and lasts like coal; 15.i0
per cord. $2.7J per half cord. Phon?
Monroe 4SI? and save money. LYNE
a HARRIS, nil East Cary.
Soarotrtf
MRS CHAS. K. BOWERS. 115 EAST.
Franklin Street, handsome rooms.,
with stesm h-at and board; Jlning
room servtce under manage merit ?f \
Mrs. Lee Strine Upscomb._ I
B??'ii K^R~APARTMENT FOR FOUR i
two bedrooms, sitting room, private
b.ith. with bjard. 410 West Grace
FT RNISli KI?_ROf>M._HKATKD. WITH
?.'wird. In private family. Barton
Heights. riione Madison 4770-J.
WANTED.- BOARDERS FOR~ LARGE i
desirable rooms, first and second t
floors, table beard a specialty. 29*
East Grace. _
"Chesapeake ?n! <">*Jo Ral1wa> Cn~
THE FREIGHT DEPOT* Or THIS
e..mpepv will he closed Thursday.
November 2Mh (Thanksartvln?>. es
c.pt for the delivery of perishable
freight between the hours of 8 snd
I? A M O. A. WARTH EN.
_Agent
WANTED^ the PUBLIC ~to know
that JAHXKK BROS-. Jewelers. 01S
East Mala Mreet, h?_, satX eachanss
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS Of
LATEST STTl.lt?. Old
st lees always taken ta
for ?ALfcTfw? Passenger bo Vd
stars, felly equipped, electric lights
a" over, and car la O. K. rendlttoa A
Mrtaa APPly BH EN AN do AH
MOTOR QO._^
pT?N SALE. ON? nvB-PASw?lROatR
touring rar. felly eaelsawd); will sell
st s sacrifice. Ahm one is as I T
Fere. 1*11. factery tejsepaasa
bUbI ?statt ?XStnttD
NELLY 4t CO. Write postal for
necessary blanks._,
REAL EST.VTE LOA NS?R E A SON -
able rates of Interest on farm and
ctt.v real ?etat?-. Write for par?
ticular*. Sfil'thern S T A T E S
MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1102 United
States Rubber Beg 'Aug. New York
W ANTEI>. I >!:SK~SI'ACE IN" BUSINESS
saeaisn. Address k 757. care Times
Pis pates
Aril Cutatr fat klxnt
l'KSK'sf-a' K Folt" KENT; STENO?:
rapher's spit tat, phone, etc. I?*?
?ftattaaj Rall_lts_
Era. esratr >oc bait ~
grovk AVENUE DWELLING OP
eight M?.,n?. two baths. $8.25".
CAKY ST HE ET. N EAR ADAMS
street, thraa atsry detached brisk
dwelling Rental ?tso. Piles,
i.ot o\ grove avenue. near
-ffiaaaTrr 1feat deep. Pri?-e, $105
per foot.
grove AVENUE residexce. new
?nd mo lern, near Boulevard. Price,
$12.500.
hanover street residence. I
i"'my. t eai Meadow Street. Price.
j $*.S00.
grove AVENUE residence. nine I
rooms, hot watet beat; lot It feet
Price, IS, 25?.
?3inter park. eight ROOMS. new
and up te data one b!ock from car
l&ne. Price. $?.000.
? estha mpto\ ;/vr. block of car
line Can gel! under market.
j. a connelly & co. !
OWNER LEAVING CJTY. MUST sell i
I a nice ho'ise. nino rooms, bathroom. J
hot and cokJ water, laundry room ,
with hot and cold water; fine porch.
1 cellar, nice grape arbor, giving last
year about 2,00'J pounds. 209 Eaat
Twelfth Street. South Richmond.
.BUY YOUR HOME ON OUR PLAN. IT
i is not neceSBary to own real estate.
Loans made anywhere to buy, build,
improve property or lift mortgages,
i same to be returned $7.60 per month,
plus 5 per cent simple interest, on
each $1.000 borrowed. Call to-day.
STANDARD BOMB COMPANY. 612
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va
76 FEET ?N ROSEN E A TH ROAD,
near Stuart Avenue. See us for a
bargain. D. N. WALKER * CO..
Real Estate- and Insurance._ _
4?~ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD COUN
ty; sis-room house, with water
throughout; barn, chicken houses,
etc., near Petersburg car line. Large
Hthta spring Owner anxious to g<ml
See D. N. w.m.k ER & CO , Real Ea
tate and Insurance.
MAPLE AVKXUEr' WbSTiT?_PTO.V
one block from car line; lot 5Sxl7."> I
feet, to an alley. Price, $11 per foot.
Good location for your home. See D.
N. WALKER & CO.. Real Eatate and
Insurance.
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE MOST DE
slrable residences on West Franklin
Street. The executor would like to
sell and settle the eatate aa soon as
possible. GEORGE E. CRAWFORD
& CO.. ?82 Eaat Main StrecL CUy.
FOR SALE. A LARGE RESIDENCE TN
Ashland with modern improvements;
good shade and fruit. GEORGE E.
CRAWFORD A- CO.. S32 East Main
Street. City.
write ME what tou WANT IX
farms and business propositions on
the banks of old Lake Erie. Fine
climate: good fsrma Write me for
any Infon. atton you want about the
North and I will answer you. E. B.
BUL.EN, Conneaut. Ohio. _
I \> ILL TRADE MY WEST GRACE
Street home for ground In West End.
Address K 7<0. care Tlmea-Dlapatch.
(WILL TRADE EQCTTT IN CEN
trally located apartment house yield?
ing io per cent, net for first or sec?
ond mortgage. Don't phone, but ace
D. N. WALKER A CO, Real Eatate
and Insurance.
j CUanttD
Wa"NTvED7~T?HhTi^^
horses, wagons and drivers to haul
lumber. Inquire 701 North Seven?
teenth Street. RICHMOND LUM
HEK AND WOOD C >.
FURNITURE WANTED?WILL buy
household goods of any kind and
any amount. Phone Madison msb
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASHThOUSE
bold goods in any quant ty. Pbone
Maaison !?6L_
WANTED. LOAN OF $8.000. ? PER
cent, two years; no brokerage; cen?
tral brick residential property, rent?
ing for (1.140. Address K 754, care
Times-Dispatch._
WANTED" OAS ~RAMGE WITH HOT
water attachment, stats ales ar?2
caah price K 748. care Times-Dis?
patch._
WANTED. OLD MAHOGANY FURNI
ture. Highest prices paid EISEN.
1*19 West Bros a. Phone Madison
MSB _
I WANTED. DIE WORK. stamping,
light machine specialties, manufact?
ured under contract, or bign-claas
rapalr work. SUCCESS NOVELTY
Co? INC SBj Stockton Stioot,
WANTED. TO but FOR cash. old j
geld and eld elver, any qaaaUty.
E. C MEYER JEWBLKY co.. s17
feed and eld alver._aay_ ?MuaUty.
MUai PUPILS WANTED. APPLY 10e |
I North Harv'e Street.
j BVtonUaruBttg
$1.25 BUYS'
A WOOD HEATER AT HOW ELL j
j BROS. ?2 East Broad._
! "~ SPORT ING GOODS.
SEE EVANS HARDWARE CO. FOR|
the largest line of sporting goods
the city. <00 West Broad Street.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.
DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN CITY.
I Do?a not smoke, and is odorless.
Five rallona for ?0 cnts. HOW ELL
bros.. ?02 East Broad.
STORAGE
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. St
per load. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, automobiles, planes et TOMP
KINS. 327 Weat Broad._
perfectiox'oil HEATERS
no smoke. XO ODOR OUR PRICES
are r'ght. a fell line from $2.71 te '
* -. ? tch. HOW ELI. BROS.. ?02 East '
Broad Street. ?
OPiTe^VOLR POULTRY FOR YOUR
Thanksgiving dinner from MONROE
'5rockrt ?"O.. ?1? West Broad. .
Horn- killed tjrke>*. broilers roaat
. rs. <l-Ji-k? and squabs. Phon? Mon?
roe 2S4 or S.S.
AWTT4MJBE
original antique FURNITUR?
Furniture repaired, polished aad
pecLed. spholsterlng. etc, L M. AB
xall ? son. 141: West Mr and
Phon? Mad son ?m77.
RELIABLE TRANSFER ?MILLNEB-g.
2*5 North Ninth Stre-V. las* Is trnnke
for 7 Sc claim <be<-, 1 sewed et the
honee for r w baeeair?. tare men
our wagon Phone Madison im
^osRT s CLIMAX CLEANER,
WE ARE SOfE AGENTS FOB!
Climax C)<-ener. 21 cents assart.
. owki.l bros. ?et Bess Bread
f*t r?*?*t _
TO?Jf ITCRK aUCD CKIJtA Pi
Senile .?Twee-V:. pr^STwrts!
ears. _B*p>jl_ JACOBJJOJU&.jtml
Waet Breed street. TSetae BBjBBBB ]
i??.0irUtruoTii ,
MUSLOW BALL-BEARING SKATES
at HO WELL BROS. ?02 East Broad
__8treet.
SlToE BEl'AIRLNa
10c REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Men's shoes half
soled, 7 Sc., rebated to ?6c.. lad'es'
half-soles. ?0c, rebated to 60c. Every
pair sewed, best leuther; no nails, no
l>e(s Heeling, >ic. DREW'S ELEC?
tric shoe FACTORl*. 71? Eaat
Main. Phone Monroe 2S67._
RA Yo LAMP-T
ILM COMPLETE. 1HL BEST LAMI'S
made. HO WELL BROS, Ml East
Hroad Street.
II"? i Cl'RKD "MYSELF-OF C?N~
snssBtlsa S booklet of priceless
value to tubercular sufferers. Abso?
lutely free. CMAJL F. aycock. 711
lr^ernatl.r.al Bar a Building. Los
Angeles.
~?N T bjc ES
OF ALL DESCKilTIONS BOUGHT
and sold: furniture repaired and
finished at reasonable p-lces. also all
kinds of special pieces niade tu or?
der by hand Satisfaction guaran?
teed. EISEN. 1hl? West Broad.
Rhone llaiilaon l?$o.
DON'T~7FaVE trouble
WITH IfOUSECLEAXIXG. staining
and .axin~ floors. Call Monroe 3120
for first-class serv'ce. Satis; act'on
Kuaranteed WILLIAM johnson.
"wood.
oak and i'ine .<? per cord. de?
livered in ointee park and
highland par 1c and barton
heights. phone madison 2401.
LAWN MOWEK-i j
LARGEST LINE OF lawn MOWERS,
garden hose, in tne c'ty. prices rea-,
so nable. We rell Detroit waa r?nget,
EVANS H 4.P.DWARE CO, TOO West
Broad._
TOOLS AND cutlerT.
IF TOU WANT ANYTHING IN TOOLS |
or cutlery, see the EVANS HARD-1
WARS CO. Best line at lowest)
prices in city. TOO W. Broad Street.,
BKA FOOD I
CALL PHONS MONROE 1111 FOR
fish, steamed crabs, crab meat. De- j
llvered promptly, t?t n. Monroe Bt
SAFETY BLADES RESHARPENED j
(all makes), hairtested und guaran- 1
teed to shave as good or better than
r.ew. Work received and delivered
at our local agency. Howell Bros..
Sixth and Broad, SHARP-O CO, No.
1 North Seventh. Phone Monroe
ATTACK ON ROBIN
III TRIAL Of HYDE
New York, November 2?.?Testimony
that Joseph G. Robin, chief witness
for the State in the trial of former
City Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde, has
been Insane for several years was
given by alienists at Hyde's trial to?
day. To discredit Robin's testimony
that Hyde obtained a loan of $130,
000 from Robin's Northern bank for
the tottering Carnegie Trust Com?
pany m 1910 by Juggling with c?ty de?
posits, of which he had control, coun
sei for Hyde called several alienists,
who testified that Robin was mentally
afflcted at the time of hla alleged ne?
gotiations with Hyde and St-., is in?
sane.
The attack on Robin came after the
testimony of number of a prominent
citizens, including lodges, business
j men and bankers, as to the good char
! acter of the accused, Hyde.
Dr. Austin Flint declared that Robin
suffered from "true paranoia"
Delusions, which Dr. Flint declared
Robin had. were that he believed him?
self to be a natural son of the ruling
house of Russia; that he considered
J. P. Morgan an?; August Belmont ene?
mies who were seeking to "kill him."
and that he was so much in fear of
electrocution that he wore rubber
shoes to Insulate hUnselt He also
told of Robin's stories of a mysterious
"voice" which ruled him. and when
this feature was touched upon by an?
other alienist in corroboration of Dr.
Flint the prosecution asked;
"Was. then. Bonaparte Insane?"
The witness, Dr. William Mabon. or
the State Hospital for the Insane, on
Ward's Island, replied: "He was a
paranoiac."
Dr. Mabon saiJ Martin Luther and j
John Wesley also were insane to some
extent, but their form of paranoia ac-'
complisbed some _ood.
Dr. Carlos Macdonald said Rohla hao
paranoia In 1910 and haa it now.
Dr. M. S. Gregory, of BellenM Hoe-'
pltal; Dr. Smith E. Jeliffe. Dr. x.
Schlapp and Dr. H. Valentine Wilde-j
mar. all of whom qualified or. the stand \
aa expert alientlsts. gars similar testi?
mony. 1
NEW DIRECTORS
OF S. A. 1. MEET
-Membership of Board Now Com-'
posed Largely of South- |
em Men.
-
WAR Fl ELD MADE CHAIRMAN j
Progressive Policy in Adding!
Facilities and Making Im- ;
provements Decided On.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Baltimore, Md., November St.?
Leaders of development lc the South
I met influential bankers of New York ,
! and men of large affairs at the first
j meeting of the new board of directors
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway h id
j hero to-day. This bjard Inaugurates
j the new policy in the property to
bring into close relation large sources
of Investment capital in New York
I with the opportunities of development
I in the States of the South traversed
1 by the St aboard. The make-up of the
1 board gives larger representation to
I these States than ever before. They
are given four times the number of
I directors they previously had in the
I old board. Then these States had two
directors. Now they have eignt. This
> .iocs not include the directors living
i In Baltimore and Washington and Now
York?men whose large investment
interests in the South closely tie ihem
to this soction.
In all there are twelve resident di?
rectors in the South. They are W. J
Harahan, Norfolk, Va; Charles R.
[ Capps. Norfolk. Va; Fergus Reld,
Norfolk, Va; Milton E. Alles, Wash?
ington. D. C.; Mills B. Lane. Savannah,
' Ga.; Robert F. Maddox. Atlanta, Ga:
J. P. Tallaferro, Jacksonville. Fla".
George W. Watts. Durham. N. C: A. H.
.Wou?vvard. Birmingham. Ala; J. Wil?
liam Middendorf. Baltimore. Md.:
Townsend Scott, Baltimore, Md.. and S.
Davies Warfleld. Baltimore. Md.
The place of meeting haa been trans?
ferred from New York to B%ltrmorb
so as to bring the men of the North
and South into more convenient and
closer relationship.
At to-day's meeting 8. Davies War- j
field, of Baltimore, was elected chair?
man of the board of directors. This is
a new position created at the last
annual meeting of the stockholders.
Mr. Warfleld has been actively Iden?
tified with the development of the
South and is president of the Continen
, tal Trust Company, of this city. He
was one of the founders of the Sea
' board System and was chairman of
i the receivers who successfully rehabll- j
I Itated the property. He formed and'
I headed the Warfleld syndicate which
;last June made the large purchase of
i Seaboard stocks, becoming an impor?
tant factor in the property. Mr. War
j field then announced that the South'a
I position in the property was to be
! emphasised and this section more j
I largely represented in the manage?
ment.
The other Seaboard officers were all
re-elected, including W. J. Harahan.
president; Charles R. Capps, vlce-pres
I ident in charge of traffic; B. C. Port
eous. secretary; Robert L. Nutt, treas?
urer and assistant secretary; T. W.
Roby. comptroller; W. J. CalverL
assistant treasurer. An executive com?
mittee was chosen composed of &
Davies Warfleld. chairman; James A.
. Biair, Franklin J. Brown, Samuel L.
I Fuller. L, F. Lore, W. a Meld rum.
W. T. Rosen, Benjamin Strong, Jr., F.
A. Vanderllp.
President Harahan will be ex officio a
member of the executive committee.
I The following finance committee was
j appointed: S. Davies Warfleld. chair
I man. president of the Continental
! Trust Company: James A. Blair, of the !
, banking house of Blair A Co.; Samuel
L. Fuller, of the banking house of
Kissell Kinnicutt A Co.; W. T. Rosen,
of the banking house of Ladenburg,
Thalmann A Co.; Benjamin Strong, Jr.,
?ice-president of the Bankers' Trust
(Company; F. A. Vanderllp, president
of the National City Bank: A. M. Wlg
[ gin. president of Chase National Bank.
I A progressive policy was decided on
; by the board in supplying additional
! facilities and making improvements.
I Besides the twelve resident directors
j la the South and the members of the
executive and finance committees, the
j other members of the board are James
I C. Colgate, Wilson S. Klnnear, Norman
I R. Ream, Charles H. Sabin and B F.
j Toakum. Leigh R Watts, general
counsel, and James Byrne, advisory
counsel, attended the meeting.
Appeals for Funds for War Sufferers
flurtttn iMlri W Dt*
pUnWKatfjn ATTCTTON S.UUC OS*
STi>-K < 'F GROCERIES AND ST OB?
FIXTURES.
Pursuant to an order of the District
Court of the I'nited states for the
Eastern District of Virginia, entered
on the 21st day of November, 1915, In
the matter of Robert A. Wood, bank?
rupt. I will sell, on the premises, No.
tSl] Taylor Street.
beginning at 1:30 o'clock p. M .
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
the stock of Groceries and Store Fix?
tures belonging to said bankrupt, ?on
slating of Canned (roods of various
kinds. Flour. Bottle (ioods. Soaps, etc..
Showcase. Counters, large Refrigerator.
Flat Ice Box, OH Tank, scales. Awning,
etc. Sale positive TERMS: Cash.
HEATH J. RAWEST.
Trustee.
By Slam ?V Funsten
Real Esrtate Auctioneers.
OOURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
THAT WELL LOCATED AND DESIR?
ABLE TWO-STORY FRAME RESI?
DENCE AND LOT,
NO. 819 NORTH S7TH STREBT.
Tn pursuance of the decree of the
Chancery Court of the dtyof Richmond,
in the suit of "Jane New Yerey vs.
Albert H. Terhy and others." entered oa
th? 5th November, 1912. the ander
sipneJ. as special commissioner and
substituted trustee tn the place and
stead of Lemuel Yerby. trustee, new
I deceased, will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
I WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 111*.
at 4:S0 o"clock p. M..
the real estate referred to In said de?
cree. It being the above named well
located, neat, substantial and comfort?
able residence, on the east side of
, Twenty-seventh Street, between N and
O Streets, the lot fronting 17K feet ami
extending back within parallel lines
132 feet to an alley is feet wide; the
I two-story frame dwelling thereon, oon
! talnlng sdx rooms, the usual city con
| veniences and under monthly rental at
$12.50 per month,
j TERMS: One-third of the purchase
i money In cash; the residue in two equal
instalments at six and twelve months,
i respectively, from day of sale .by nea-o
| liable notes of the purchaser, with ? per
j cent interest added, the title to be held ae
; security for the payment of said notes
i and until the purchase money is tally
, paid and a conveyance ordered by the
I court, or all in cash, at the option of
the purchaser.
JAMES B. SLAM.
Special Commission^*? and
Substituted Trustee.
I certify that the bond required hy
the above decree of the special com?
missioner baa been duly given.
Given under my hand this 13th day
of November, 1912.
Teste: CHARLES O. SAVYLLE.
Clerk.
Auction fealt*. jmrnct ?bp*
SPECIAL MASTERS* SALE
OF
I VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL.
PROPERTY IN AND NEAR THE
TOWN OF WARSAW, RICHMOND
COUNTY. VA.
Pursuant to and hy virtue of the
terms and provisions of a certain de?
cree entered in the United States Dis?
trict Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia, in the suit of E Hugh Smith,
trustee in bankruptcy for G. Milton
Sydnor, va Northern Neck Stade Bank.
Incorporated; Nora Sydnor and G. MI1
i ton Sydnor. the undersigned special
I masters, appointed by said decree for
! the purpose, having given the bond as
; required by law. will offer for sale at
I public auction, to the highest bidder,
: upon the respective premises, and upon
the terms of one-third cash and the
I residue upon a credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months (purchaser to ex
1 ecute his or her notes for deferred pay?
ments. wMh interest at < per cent), an
THURSDAY. THE 19TH DAT OF DE?
CEMBER. 1912,
beginning at 13:10 A. M
(sale to be adjourned over until fol?
lowing day if not completed an the
19th). the following real estate:
That oerteJn farm near the linage
of Warsaw. In Marshall Magisterial
District, Richmond County. Vs.. known
and commonly called "Walnut Lawn."
and on the main road leading from
i said village to Totuskey Bridge, esn
talning by surrey one hundred a area
Also
I That certain lot of land situated fa
! said village, county and State, and oa
1 whlcfi G. Milton Sydnor now reatdea.
I and on which is located a large and
attractive dwelling, bam. etc.. and ad?
jacent to lot of W. N. Hall, the Warner
I tract and land formerly belonging to
I Mrs. Lucy Flee*. Also
That certain tract of land, situated
In said district, county and State, aad
adjacent to lande of J. E. Crouch. Mrs.
U A Wallace et eis. being the same
lot which said Sydnor purcemsed of
Louise Stewart. Also
That lot of land, containing 21 acres,
tn said district, county and State, and
on the road from Garland's Mill to
Carey's Corner, together with canning
factory, machinery aad lmprevemeatn
located thereon, being the land pur?
chased hy said O. M Sydnor from J. T.
Mitchell and wife. Also
The equity of said O M Sydnor
fleejal title being held hy R C Wen
ford) In that certain lot or parcel of
land situated In said Tillage of War?
saw, in said county and State, aad
which ssld O. M Sydnor purchased at*
said R G Wellford. AJeo
A certain piece or parcel of land sit?
uated In said district, county and State
purchased by said C M. Bvdnor of
J T> Garland, special oommiseVmer
Also
The household and kitchen furniture
aad all other property of every de?
scription, located in the aforesaid
dwelling house of said G. M. Sydnor.
and lot on which located, situated In
said village consisting, amongst other
wllna-s. of parlor furniture, tables, beds.
Bedsteads, bed clothing, china
flpffttnf
_ NO. 10.?A SPECIAL r*OMMT*NI
aAr cat;on of Richmond Lodge. No
Af\ 10. Anc.ent, Free and Accepted
Masons, will be held In the Masonic
Temple THIS <Wednesday> EVENING.
November 27. 1912. at f:l? oYloak.
Degree work. Me?hers of sistsr
ledge* and transient brethren fra?
ternally Invited.
Bv order of the Worshipful Master
R L VAN DEVENTER?
?AI THF.R\EWa I* BTTBwaUTT.
Washington.
Just been i Iscover-d
of the House that for tee grst tt
the history of the lower
feagre?a the Iwmocrats ?f the
will outr.amber .hear party eetfc
of the I ???*? Neve?
erery ?ras* Its mala
eertb ef the BU
hat. as the Investigators ?rare It, the
sertv will have in the 'oaiiag Hees?*
1*1 Northern Deaaoerats aad eaty 14
from the Seeth. la party
case ef a seilt ea
weald sir* the norther*' r? a
ef twelve. By
vir?, however,
control ttitnelry
