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Greater Hlchasead-s Urcateat Newspaper
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?HF\Ti:?T W*?T A WD REAL BA?
TATE MEDIUM IN VIKOI.MA. AND
ONE OF Uli. BKIT IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
Dally, oee reat per eorl when pato
la advaaee. ,\u ad. taken fur leaa thaa
lea reals.
Oae aad ear-half eeate a wnrd all
elaselgcatloa? except sltuatloa Wasted
far suaday. bltuatloa Waatrd, oae real
a word. Ne Ad. Sunday taken t?r leae
tkaa gfteea cruts.
Ne ada. takea for lese tkaa twentr
iir ceats *?kca phuaed la or charged
et tkr couater.
Phoae ordere oot gueraulrre.
ClasslSt stloaa aut guaranteed after
?i3S F. M
For baslaeaa rue tracts, scad for tas
Waat Ad. His. l'buae Huna i
losi unu xuimo
R?T~. Baff^rT EI.N I.OM HAlfiPf
and 'lie Boulevard, on Monument
Avenue. TuOSttay morning, small.
opeii-fa<e Elgin n.oven.'t.'.. wal< h
and toll initial? Ii. O W <>n w k
it. waia it returned to w H.WYA1 I
JR.. City Hall._
BTKA S KD i HUM .M V ' HOME
Tuesday night, ono large Jersey
aaar, Notify 9 p cowahdi.n,
Mil Thirty-sixth Street_
i?rlp aiantr? SPaif
tYlp? Tt. i>. ICXTC w a v ' \(aT?
clerk* foi p.if, el i.i,-< It) i...?i.* Ii.
ttiehmoiiu sxamtnafionx soon, (losch
lug Irte HIA.M,k1n INSTl'l I TJC,
fiept mm A. Roches tar. N Y\_
Ranted, a white c?ok, one
with wife preferred, tu trorfc <n
housekeeper . fol country Ooarding
house, 1 Wage. .'. ;,ply alter ?
P. M. .-taturday IHM Stuart A Takt i
1BASTKD, RKGICTERBTJ PHJkKMA
<lst. good salary end hours. Send
references. o. g. con odds co..
Hampton, Va.
sfcvEN BOILERMAKERS. SIX ME
..hdi.ists. out city. Ail clericals, me- i
i hariic* and others wanting work, j
quick see AMERICAN LABOR be- I
It FA i . 110 North Ninth.
SALESMAN- Tilt OLDEST AND
largest Lou** in its line in C Hi tad
Slat' s requires servieaa of three ai
traveling si samei for \ trgxnta, North
Carolina and West \ngmia. appli?
cant* must he Let seen .the ages
of twenty-severi arid foity-flve have
strong personality, ati<i turnisn nest
reference lrurn lorn.er employers .
this is an opportunity tor tugti :
grade men who can qualify and make i
permanent ooaaaetton an yaarly ? <.n
tra> '. ,1,-ra'i ? .1..
Thursday and Fridav. J. P. s
BTKICKLER, Hotel Lexington.,
jCity._I
ABLE-BODIED MEM VkANThu
far the Cnited State? Marine Corps, be
tWaan the ages of It and kV Must tit
native born or have fiiei papers Month- '
|y pay, IIS to %9) Additional coupon- !
sation possible Food, clothing quar-1
tars and rnedieal a ? tree Af?
ter 3U years' sac sits can retire with 73
Mr cent of pay ami allowar.' < s Ser
Tice on board ship and ashore in all
parts of the World Apply to i'NITEO
STATES MA III NE ( OKI'S' Hi.
< RLIlT.NO OFFICE, W Ea^-t Main]
Street, Ri'-hmond. Va.
WANTED. for 0. S. ARMY. ABLE- i
bodied .unmarried men. between
ages of 1? and ii. citizens of ItnitOd
States, of good character and bans-1
j? rato habits, who tali speak, read '
a.-i'l write the English language. For j
information, apply to Rai rutting
tifticer. Sl.tr Enal Broad. Richmond,
fVgv_i
Wasted. firbt-clasb black- '
?muh. Apptv 314 N'ortn Fifth street.
Jgfj th-moo be_v e hicle co.
wanted, thbkb" ooot* body'
builders, men able to read blue
Bttetl and with a Lnowletlgeof above
the average workman, good, sti-ady
position. Call Kline Motor Cai Cor- .
bafatttm. fnotory North Boulevard.
WANTED. ONE WHITE AND ONE1j
colored faun band for farm MSI
city: references required Address
X SIO. ' aro 1 irnes- UispaLi h._?
VbUnTED. BRICKLAYERS and LAB- I
Orer? bv JOHM T. WILSON CO, INC.
tt b ? ' ? ??
?itudtiona CCiantf?. ?^aic
'vPaVted'. i.v"r.\r.(N ~oV sev -?
era! years' mati experience, and who;
is loeating in Richrtioiiii ,a po-?tiori ,
in tho house or oil the road for i
some wholcsalo house, rslrreno's :
given. Addrcos K 479, care Times
Dispatch._?
?T TRIM VIEJi I 1 M I? YEA rs
cxpeTien-.e wishes a position in llicb
mend . ?an giv.- good icfercuce. is'
ms. t are Ttmea-Dispat' h._?
waNTtiT POSITION AS BAND I
yesaw filer i an give reieronce. C ?
l*i3. care Tiross DispatctJ _
i-?SITION bv MAN W 111 I ft I It fTe
year's exf,er,- ?? ce in drug business.
Itefrreii'e furnished. t . Sr<i. < are .
_
iiclp. '?V-ulr dn? f emale
.dTN-^'?^lEV f.r.T '(jtiVKRn"M*fNT
pared post HtsS; t-1) w"k Write
rar l of a>ps*t*ssts .-pen. Frank?
lin IBB 11 TUTE, Dept. 397-.V. 1
Ro. v.f r. N Y._I
w a ft X~?~D. QOOD BERVAN t !
Wages Bs monthly Phone Madi- !
.?n l?- t. or applv MRS w e PFR
CELL, JR.. t* i.hamberlayn' Are
uanons v..^..rf^ f emale
I'O^TTION'" WANTED BV VOINr;
nian of archite- tural ability, worked I
among best local architects Salary!
no object. AI references Member j
Bichmond An hit. t t A.--<ieiation. Ad- ;
dress F SM. ear* Times-Dlepatcb.
POSITION w tNTED BY "luion.
? onopetent ..i-nogiapher ;.' present1
employetl Baal Of refeyenees Ad- '
rimes 1 >..~;,..'. h
-,-r_
Pro(f?ji3iondl i?fIp CCUntfD
Wanted, a i each eh y<>h in*,
lisb I- reneh. I^itin. advsneed n,;ithe
n.a'i's ". ?;. J r t.- .1 ti. II.
TAI LOit, MaOiron. \a
solintcrG anu Salesmen
S.M.kSMAS \S A N I KD " I < >H THE
Help-a-phone, almost erery lata
phone user buys one m three; sells
for gt; earn >Ka a week; send for a
manship. free. the W beere
PRICK COMPANY, sm Went l?2nd
BXPBRIENI I D I Ii \ V E L I N c.
shoe salesman want"d for Virgir.ia
also Middle arid We.-tern N.^rlh
tvoomc /-or lirni
tt
iT' ?
Tl
Co
DEI
AT
ith.
* ITH on
k. SKIN
N ICELi H
rooms for r<
I^>m hardy u
Phone Madl
Two LAR?
rooms for its
LABOE F?-R>
S/^otn ni'tdale
BT BAM _ IIKA
l'KI?. HEATED
ingle or 111 suite
onumcnt Avenue
1 NM ItNIBHED
tisckecplng Oive
ring, c Jat, car*
IOOM. CAN
! OH
SECOND BTORV BACK ROOM?
aad Naths on Franklin ha
4$ jjgl^ ^o#rtela Street.
fiotitt*
' "jg o i t i n e?
mr JOHN H SMITH. OF the RICU
niond Vehicle Construction Company.
mii,1 Mr. E F. Moore, of the e. k.
Moore ?V Co.. announce the consoli?
dation of the two firms under the
name of th< Htnith-Moore Vehicle
>'?Mijtany. Business In the future
will be c?f i. from the plant of
tl:?- ah?v<-mentioned firm, 314 North
Tilth Street. A continuance of laet
patronage is respect fully requested.
W ANTKI y~.~T HE PUBLIC TO
know that J A 11 N K E BROS . Jewel?
ers. 012 Last Mam Street, buy, sell, ex?
change and REMOUNT DIA
M O Npl I N Til K LA T E S T
STYLES. Old gold and silver aiwavs
taken in exchange.
ILKSII MI'TTEKMILK DAILY. OUR
< un make of dally butter. RENNTE
DAIRY <Q._
2?uoiiifO0 Opportun,tiro
UAViTAL' Kill Ai'lMlOVED >f.f7'
terpriaes without commission. Full
particulars mailed for 2c. poslaire.
tddrees the OEOROIA I'tlOMO
TER. Oainesville. Oa_
FOR KENT. SHO./DEPARTMENT IN
one of the leading stores for women
in the city. Best location. Address
(J tit. Times-Dispatch.
FOR batJER KTA 11", <IROCERY
i business. doing about %2 000 per
' month, an extru fine location for a
tush business, good reason for sell
.n* -an r \ddrces M S34, cure
_Tlnies-Iiispatch. _
FO K 8 a LE~ A WE LL ESTAB
.i-hed business; excellent opportu?
nity for right party to make money:
good cause foi j-elimg Address B
S33. care Times-Dispatch._
If you WANT TO M?KE~33H PER
OSMai on your money, and secured by
real estate, see me at once. At horns
every afternoon. * o'clock. T. D.
'k I T phone Madison 7*27x3 . 214 East
Main Street.
PARTI1 wITH SEVKRAL THOU8-]
and dollars and business experience
v. -1. - ? , er.-.-- so-:.. establish e.J
business Replies confidential Ad
- ' - ? ' . ? ',??[?;,? h.
Rral Cstdtr /-or fe.ilf
wifs'-riia5-i i-TON' Tr!7fiOTcKTf wt%
blocks from Country Club : lots from
tsUO to I2.*j0 Easy payments Buy
mom and get. tho choice ones before
prices advance. SMITH A HUH
LEDEB 104 North Seventh.
104 ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
County lor sale or trade, for city
property. Address L 141, care 7*1 glee
Dispatch.
BUT TOUR HOME ON OCR PLAN.
It is not necessary to own real estate.
Loans made anywhere to buy. build,
in.prove property or lift mortgagee.
sMte to be returaed tr.so per month
plu? i per cent sirnplo interest on
? <i. ti <?r> borrosred. Cadi to-ciay.
STANDARD HOME COM PAN Y,
612 Mutual Building. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE. FOUR NEW BRICK
houses, in West End. pressed brick
float, ho', and cold water, heated.
electrh itehfeJ, bath, nice front and
. k porches, with a!l modern lm- j
pi .vemer,:- for only- IJ.Tju, rents for
?Lea, ten p?r cent. To investors 1
have another paying 20 per cent. If
you have some money to invest, see
me at once. T L? JETT. 2!4 East
Main Street. Phone Madison "?27x3,
at home any evening after * o clock.
FOR SALE OR RENT. ROANOKE
Rapids Hotel. For particuiars ad
drem MUS. Sit H1GGINS. Koa
noke Rapids. N. C.
roR s?lkToiSe^of the neatest
homes mat can be uilt: up-to-date
in every way: choice location. Madi?
son 14*7. Monroe 2S44-L.
FOR 8AXJE, ? NEAT~. SMALL |
hotel at junction point, doing a nice'
business. Address for full particu
ea- Dispatch.
feral Cstatr fot Rrni
' LAR<". E. FCRN1SHED HOUSE,
centrally located . enough perma?
nent roomers to cover expenses. Q
? -patch
Krai Csratr CUantrD
W" A S YK'?,""To" t??ff HlK^xfi
fseu or more a farm of 109 or more
?eras, with r?Lik woods, tunning
water. suitable for hog raising.
ft\e to six room house, within ten
mile- of Richmond. Addresa J. \V.
NEWPORT, .arc Douglae E. Tay?
lor. Is Kightfi Street._
VIi11H N I A 1 AHMS~WA NTED.?WE I
t gee ? istomers for a number of
good Virginia farms from 2Ui to .
i aerea estch These cuotomers <
erlafe to trade good Wertem farms
or husincss property t..r land in
\ i: 21 n ia. Ii yo!. have I:orn whn h
you arUI trade send us full descrtp
iion and prksa, This is our specially.
Md are r.ave some trades be
offer. \ ENABLE A FORD. Lyncn
! utg, Va._
LI>T V'-.l-u" far SI for QUICK
: a.es No oomm sslot, charged. Call
Room We. L 111- East Main StreeL
UfT YOUR VA R MS "wTtII J. A.
CONNELLY a CO. Wnte postal for
..: - Dlanki_
Soarotng
aTT't" i2^R^ctA5s"mNo"^Yi^EE I
months f.'i extensive improvement.-.
Boulevard Inn will reopen Decem?
ber 2m h All modern convenience?.
? ouMoed with real <ountry and sea-;
shore, abundant weil . onksd food
our tjsectalty Send test literature
to Missbs T.VBB. Boulevard Inn
Hampton. Va__
DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH
l-Mid: ex-.ellrnt table board. ?01
East O race_
i I KST-class A PART M EN TS. VA
por h'-at. private Lath and excellent
cuisine furnished, to permanent and
Iraaadesit boas der l a- MRS HOR?
ACE WELLKORD JONES'S new
and well equipped house. 200 East
Franklin Street. Table boarders a
specialty._
sTi:.- <- IA- k ROWERS.' li;_E?!=Y
Franklin Street, handsome ro^ms.
- nut a r, A . ,i -J
3er. Codi and Cxiwa
Ha lk' cori > ri nfit'<"-i..\SK"t>i$1r
mum or oak wood. v. ... also best
stove nut. anthracite arid lump
spline - oal t Icn. full weight, prompt
tli lively INDEPENDENT COAL
and WOOD CO.. UM East Cary.
Phr.ne Madtaon 4up._
Ji S'l REt LIVED SKVEKAL CARS
of nice, dry pine anil oak wood. Let
ua send you a load, It will please
you. also the best anthracite and
lump splint ?-oal . orders delivered
promptly TYLER A RYAN. MM
VV? -'. < ary Street. Madison lt7t.
Monroe MIT.
Al'T? TRI OK CARRIES ? TO ?
tons of coal and iu cords of wood.
Qmm ke?' delivery, best service, su
huri-an r>td? r? e spe'ialty One
hour noti.-e -equired LONO. Til E
noon \i?.N isst West Broad.
WOOD I? I N E U ? H A LK -COHP
?uar?"r* 'uh ti * hilf-clrd W ?
auarler' Phone Monroe ?i>?. LYNE
i HARRIS _ _
city heretofore un'"^ ,fL
loth: it. Wood . or-pariv $l..i half
,,,rd. I > A V11? M. LEA * CO.,
_._
CUantrti
Va^?t?T???^if ^cTfrT^^i^ i f>* fx
.../ or, cob. W. O DILL, ?pring
ixlmD. nIce Ri; s about
?od kstne?. state style, col
WANTED?T?~BUY, FOR CASH,
household gooda. in' any quantity
aa E s;XKI) a SET <)> SECOND
rvand golf ?Mette. Ap*ny tmt Weeg
WANTEdTyOU TO WRITE U?
how to gst free scholsr.hip in our
iHlSt I VBs_ .
WANTED. FOUR ORANGE OR
tatstoc trees four te eta feet teas.
Phone Monroe 23H.
DAILY PUZZLES
TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS OP* ALL MAKES AND '
models sold, rented and skilfully re- ;'
paired. Remingtons, Underwoods,
Olivers, Smith I'remiera, Bar Locks
and L C Smith Bros, machines rent- '
ed. from Is to $7 for 3 months. Fust
rent paid Applied on purchase. THE
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER EX?
CHANGE. ?05 E. Main Str-et. Tele-,
phone Madison 0-5?.
NO 6 REMINGTON TTPBWBITEd,
practically new. having recently
been rebuilt, in perfect order, for ISO
cash. Owing to change of business
wish to sell this machine immediate?
ly. Telephone LAWRENCE. Phvns
Madison S256.
FOR BALE. NEW AND REBUILT
contractor * equipment OX every de?
scription. Let us have your in?
quiries MUTUAL EQUIPMENT
COM BAN Y. City -
FOR SALE. AN ESTABLISHED
mercantile Dusin-ss. Piedmont bright
tobacco section, growing railroad
town good business. reasonable ,
terms. a bargain to right man. O :
aw, care TirnefejjJispjUch._.
HA VINO a quantity OF HARD
arid soft w..od, and desirous of huv
\mm II cut would like quotations ,
from rain men as to what they would
cut saw and pile in mill yard for. E.
A RICH &? SON, Sublelts. \a
ADDING MACHINE OF HIGH CLASS.
popular make, almost new, will sell
cheap. Write qui> k. L. N MAL'CK,
b0; E. Main. Telephone Madison Sil??.
CROCERY STORE IN ?HE~WE8T
End. dolrig a good business: reason'
for selling, owner leaving city. C
care Times-Dispatch.
FUR BAUE, AN ADDRKSSOGRAPH
machine complete for all kinds of
quick addressing, with cabinet and
all attachments, an-! the manufac?
turer's guarantee, for sale cheap. J.
F. HOW ISDN, ?0.-, East Main Street
Pnone Madison 525S.
GENUINE BHETLAKD PONTES,
both sexes, solid and spotted : also '
some Shetland colts, sons and daugh- i
ters of Ccneial Shaftcr. the I1.0U0
stallion. Apply or write THON.
ENOS, Salesman Montrose Pony j
Farm 411 South Laurel Street.
DRUG BUSINESS IN TOWN OF UR
banna, on Rappahanno-k River. Good
location, new building; only drug
.'tore In community. C. C. CROWN?
ING. L'rbar.ns, Va.
ON E~ NIODEI. B WRIT~ERPRE"SS~ j
new. has never been unpa< kjad
v.iil he sold cheap. Address Room
fat. Times-Dispatch Buiding
tOK s \LE, CONTRACTOR S OUT
fit. woodworking and l?undry ma
chinery, boilers, engines and mis
? ? unroiis supplies. second-hand,:
guaranteed. i BLUIORD A CO . !
153s East Cary Street. j
i ?G?M* GO_TO RICHARDSON !
bro_SI". Brook Avenue. Painting. .
repairing sr.i rubber-tire work. i
BUY E r ?. w K IN vi TE Y O X ? TO j
look over our stock of buggies. ?
surreys and phaetons. We also j
carry a full lino of wagons, top and ;
open, and can save you money.
s,.,me line bargains in second-hand
A m EVER s SONS. 731 East j
Cary Street. f
FOR SA le. bl i LDI NO mat kri- ;
als-, lumber, sash, doors, etc Apply
to foreman cor. Thirteenth Man
Franklin Streets.
there. Alt BO N iTy a F BW DA YS
before wc move into our near store.
12 Nor'h Fifteenth (between Main
atid Franklin1, so in e>rdcr to tako
advantage of <->ur special discount,
why buy very soon.
SEVERAL BCOOIES. Rl N A ROUTS
and surreys, shopworn, will sell very
cheap for cash.
SEVERAL SECOND-HAND JOBS;
will > loso out cheap lor cash before
moving.
SEVERAL nice LADIES' i'ha e
tons in stock now, sec them, they
may suit you
"OLD HICKORY" AND ' WEBER
farm wagons here BRIS'IOW
WOKSHAM < <>. 144.. E..-: M,iin
we Have the best-home
mado trucks, delivery, grocery and
Dayton ?agot-.s. light, and heavy,
a good b'iggy for sVi .? better ..r^
for Mi arid 17}. stesrl and rubber fires .
nice surrey. $75 to III}. THOMAS
H. DUKE * CO . sat Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE. !>(>! rle "AND 'kIN
gle trucks, own make, oae builder s
wagon at reduced pru-es. Brock way
dally. b
North Eigh'
for sale. 1
. r..-s ?: udents lamp, latest style
Thea goods are almost new. private
family Monroe 4B3-L. MSA East
HI MAN HAIR BOUOHT A SI)
????????????
Slits fox B,rnt
to WTCflT r^X^Ji^r^rt^K^lK^^
close In. cheap rent to desirable
party. PhooS Mad lean SMS.
V>oultm. y>ft? *n
Td"ltl^i' A' R1 f > > rtn r?s I
B. *SSt *JBB> TlBstSl-BttaiTaMaB.
POLICE CAPTURE
DARING BANDIT
HC I s Taken After Trying to Ef?
fect Daylight Rob?
bery.
LONG LIST OF THEFTS
His Diary Tells What Places He
Has Looted, and the
Amounts.
B4Mt4Ms, -January 15 ?The lone bandit |
who has held up half a dozen railroad !
ticket officee in New York and Penn-1
sylvunia durirg the laut month, wad:
captured in this city to-day, the police I
believe, when William ?/. Ouyton, a
young six-footer. was tak.-n into custody
aftei a sensational chase following an
attempted daylight robbery.
A diary found in one of Clayton's
pas tola gave -eha*. the police believe to
mm a Hat of railroad ticket robberies
rith the amounts which each netted
TIM list follows:
D'-'.ember I*?New York. Wells
I argo,MM; Decembers, Buffalo Orand
Trunk, $327; January 2. New York. Ena. ?
.3?. January 1<>. Cleveland. Ene. taw;,
January n. Pittaburg B B and P . Be;
'anuarv 14, Philadelphia. S P . 1127
The total amount of the sums men- ?
tioned is SI.684 The police, found $2?
in < a."h and more than tloOOui Wells- \
Karjfo money orders in Clayton's
possession.
The attempted robbery here occurred
at the ticket offices of the Boston and
Maine this afternoon when a man who
had just, purchased a ticket suddenly
pointed a revoH-er at Cashier George ,
Ha'kar ordering him to give up ail j
the money he had. As Hackar was slow j
in complying the str?ng?? flourished I
the revolver again and ordered every
person in the office to get into a corner.
All complied except George Titcomh.
a railroad ticket agent, who had just,
entered. The bandit had vaulted over:
the counter to rifle the cash drawer!
when he saw Titcomb rush out the
door. Instantly ho went over the coun?
ter again without taking anvmoneyand '
dashed into the street with the office
force after him. Then came a chase '
through the busiest streets of the city. ,
officers who had joined the pursuit not
daring to Are at the fugitive because
of the crowds. The man finally bolted :
into a barber shop. He had just ordered ?
"? shave in a hurry" after removing !
his coat and hat when an officer enteced !
and arrested him. He offered no re- j
sistance. The man apparently is about I
twenty-two years old.
THOUSANDS ARE
Driven From Their Homes by
Swollen Waters of Ohio
River.
Evansville, Ind.. January l??With
a stage of 45 J feet and t'ill rising the
Ohio River is hourly flooding territory i
and forcing farmers to flee from their j
homes to cimcs. many of whom are1
feaiing the effects of the overflow. All i
low places in Evansville are submerged.
Skiffs and launches distributed food j
and fuel to waterbound homes to-day.
Provisions are being distributed from i
the City Hall.
Tear of looting in sections whero
houses have been abandoned has tau'cd j
the poii? e to patrol the district m boats. '
At New Albany 1.000 persons are j
homeless, but the city is able to care i
for them, refusing aid offered by the i
Red Cross Society.
\ri\ Rise is 4 timing.
I SS" IM Mtl. .January 15.?A steady :
here all day caused the slowly
ding Ohio 10 <omc to a standstill
ight. and reports of a general rain
?tighout the southern part of the
Ic led to predictions that another |
is inevitable. River men are of'
opinion that if the ram stopb by
uorrow the new rise will not exceed
i rest reached last night ? ?2.2 feet.)
DR. CLARK IMPROVING.
? . I
Mlaiatei Thoagh S.UU jn Hanger Is
Expected to Krrsu-r.
While attll in danger, the Ks?. WU-1
ham Mea?le Clark. D>. 1).. rector of St. ?
James' Episcopal Church, who was '
operated on after transfusion of Mood
from his daughter s veins into hie own.
waj rep.ir'ed las' night at St Eliza?
beth n Hospital to be making favor- .
ah:c progress. His rendition, according
to Dr. J SheKo? Horsley and Or i N
I'psnur is ason promising than at any.
time sin- e his frst hemorragc Sunday
morning in his church.
Miss Emily < lark is rapidly regain?
ing p if .s;h Tasf peiyaeciaas
expe.-t that sSICISl days t?f absttlutc
quiet and admimntra'ion of iron :?>>
. itl ii will be tier eeaary befoie sh?
ceases to teel the effocta of the loss of'
twelve ounces of blood. She will be al?
lowed to leav (he hospital within two
Bo> Improilns
BefaM Saatth. the young hoy whi
lung was pierced by a buggy shaft
a < oilision last week at Allison a
tlrace Streets, is reported at Si l.uk
Hoepi'ai l<> bi on Ihr high road t
.over,. I< was at first feared
death was inevitable, but his char
for rr< oTcry are now excellent._
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ANCIENT BOARD
City. Charter Gives It Lar^c
General Powers in Up?
building City.
DISCUSSION IS GENERAL
Union Passenger Station, Re?
moval of Showcases and Better
Street Cleaning Debated.
After having remained dormant for
many years, the Board of Public In?
terests was reorganised last night, and
if present (,!uns are carried out, it may
become again a considerable factor in;
the management of city affairs. I. rider :
the city charter i* has very broad pow- |
ers. though within the time of any of j
the present members none of these has;
been exercised.
President It Lee Peters of the Com-|
mon Council, is president of tho board '
ex-officio, and the members are' F'rom
the Common Council. Messrs. iiuber.
Sullivan and Walsh; from the Board of
Aldermen. Messrs. Selsen and Bliley ;;
citizens elected by the Common Coun- ,
oil: Messrs. Henry Lee Valentine.
Hurry Tucker and .loseph W. Bliley ;
citizens elected by ths Board of Alder-,
men: Mom I. Pose and J. T. Palma
tory. The board reorganized last night.
President Peters assuming the chair. .1.
T. Palmatory was elected subchairman,
and the second Wednesday night in!
each month at s o'clock set for stated
meetings
What < harter Provides.
At the request of members the clerk
read Section (A B. of the city charter,
which specifies that: "It snail be the
duty of said board to take into con- [
sidoration all works of internal im?
provements in existence, or which may
be projected from time to time; to look i
after the commerc ial, ir.dustiral and ;
manufacturing interests of the city;'
to watch over and take care of its con- '
nections. means of transportation und
communication with the rest of thej
country, and to make such reports and [
recommendations to the City Council
as will in their opinion best subserve
the different interests of the city of
Richmond.
In past years it was the specific duty
of the Board of Public interests to
nominate to the City Council suitable
men for positions on the Fire and Po?
lice Boards and for other city positions,
but this usage has been allowed to
lapse.
Some Suggestions.
The discussion last Bight was gen?
eral as to the powers of the board, it
being suggested that it might originate
such general improvements as an or?
dinance requiring removal of all show
cases and projecting signs on business
thoroughfares, back to tho property
Una, which it is generally believed would
have much to do with the improvement
of the appearance of Broad and Main ;
Streets. The committee may take up
seriously plans for a joint union pas?
senger station of all railroads, it may
consider an extension of the undci
ground district of tho city, removing
dangerous and unsightly overhead
wires, and it may prepare plans for a
more systematic cleaning of the streets
of the city, many of which are now
in neglected and deplorable condition.
All of these matters were broadly sug?
gested as a proper field for the activi?
ties of the Buard of Public Interests,
and without any decisive action the
board adjourned, to be called one night
next week by the chairman, when the
City Attorney will be invited to be
present and the i harter rights will be
moro lully explained.
McNGILL LEAVES OFFICE A
AFTER FOl KTEEN YEAKS
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
Raleigh, tt. <' . January 15.?This, morning
st 10 o'clock there was a notable ? - ninny in
the offices, of the t "orporation Commission,
when present and former members or the
office forte of the commission i<s>k affection?
ate leave of lion Franklin McNeill, who re?
tire, from the. eominis-:on \olnntarily after
fourteen years oi distinguished service. lion.
I L TraMs was spokesman for lbs presenta?
tion <if a hands,nn, ,-il\cr waiter in old Flnirllsb
pattern. It hears the inscription. ?T*re
s, 1 io Franklin McNeill, chairman North
Carolina Corporation Cm mission isss-isu.
by hts a-ssoclater
It also esSSS the names of the donors?8. I..
Rogers. W. T Lee. A. J. Maxwell. J. K.
Doughton. I" V. Brown, a, A. liuhbard. W
I tAishari. Mi.-s K <; Rlddiek. K. ?'. Bcd
dingfleld. K L. Travis .1 o. Ellington. Y. J.
liaywood. W. O Williams. Ii . K I t ovtng
ton. <>. M- Thomp?on. Miss Mrt.? Adams J. St.
Fnfltn. The refftrSBJ eha,rman was deeply
luui hid by the token of esteem.
K0HLERT0 BE DEPORTED
Mad BaagSrtaS Attain tTlfl Hate Free
Kttle Hit kin Ftiroix
The I niter) State? Bureau of immi?
gration hu- dec Idled that Joaa Koaler,
the Bind Hutigariaii Initor. who ?prang
into lime iight hrre with his wild idea
that he was beloved of all women,
should be deported. and has eommini
cated with MaJjOC Werner lo that ef?
fect. Since a oornmieston'of lunacy do
i la'rrt him insane. K?hler has beeg) eon
fine I in t e ? eeOnra state Hospital at
Witliamsburg by court order.
Kohl'.- was arrested m tti'hrrond
and o'her Virginia et ties time without
no ml ? for mi lei i at Iras voutat woenen
with his attentions F'or months he
made life terrible for a prominent young
soctety giel "r West F'rakniin street, m
spite "f frequent arrests and orders to
leave tho city. _
Forty Sections in Line, Which
Will March in Cause of
Suffrage.
STARTS FROM CAPITOL
More Than 10,000 Perrons,
Representing Women's Work |
Will Take Part.
Washington, January 15 ?Morn
! than forty sections of parader? de- ?.
voted to the cause of women's suffrage.
ea<h section headed by a hand, and
I accompanied by suffrage banners, will
take part in the pageant here Mar<.h ',.
j forming what probably will be the j
' largest affair of the kind ever held
I (starting from the plaza of the Capi
I tol. and passing down in front of the I
Peace Monument, more than 10 UW) ;
persons, representing ail the different
departments of work with which
women are associated, will move up,
Pennsylvania Avenue, sweep nearly \
completely around the grounds of tho
Executive Mansion, and disband ut
Continental Mall in Seventeenth Street.
Me .sage Through Air.
The parade will be started immedi?
ately following the delivery of a mes?
sage from The World, by a woman avi?
ator, who will come from the North
pre-ep- the message to the na?
tional president of tho National Worn
j en'a Suffrage League, swoop over the
! course, and disappear in the west.
At the close of the parade the mes?
senger fro as the air again will appear,
circle about over the White Mouse and 1
the Continental Mall, where tho mass
meeting of suffragettes will be in prog?
ress, and perform a series of evolutions :
symbolical of the advance of women
from a position of dependence to one of j
1 freedom.
, The complete line of parade and the'
details of the march from the Capitol
to the homo of ih? Daughters of Amer?
ican Freedom was given out today from
headquarters of the Woman's Suffrage
League. l*A) F Street Northwest.
Virginians In Line.
First In line will be the Daughters
of Virginia, mounted on thoroughbred
; horses, many of them famous through
! out the State. The beautiful cream
colored Arabian stallions of Mrs. Helen
M. Gardner will lead this contingent,
with Mrs. Mosby Coleman. daughter!
of the famous dashing cavalry officer. :
' as commander.
Mrs. Hi. hard Burleson. wife of Lieu
1 tenant Burleson, of Fort Myer. accom?
panied by Mrs. R. C. McLenna. presi?
dent of the Society for Protecting the
Dignity and Honor of the Uniform of
the [Tadted States, a- famous horse
; woman, will precede this section.
Following the Virginian petticoat
cavalry will march the national officers
! of the league, accompanied by a band
of ushers, reading the way and empha?
sising the importance the suffrage i
: movement has attained here. These j
\ ushers are being chosen from among j
the young society women of the oity. I
many of whom have acted as pages at i
the big conventions of women held
j here in the past.
Floats Next Due.
Two series of floats representing the
suffrage countries and the nonsuffrage
countries will close the first division
of the pageant These floats will repre
' sent aliegorically certain phases in the
\ suffrage movement The general de?
signs are in the hands of Mrs. Glenna
B. Tmmn. chairman of tho pageant
committee, and will be confirmed by
Miss MacKaye. sister of Percy Mac- 1
Rave, tho famous dramatist, in a few
\ days.
The second division will be led by a
: detachment of petticoat cavalry from
I the Northern States. Connecticut and
! Rhodo island will be prominent in this
{contingent. The Misses Klsie and Clara
! Hill, daughters of Congressman Hill, of
! Connecticut, have charge of thia sec
' tion. and probably will ride at tho head
; of the mounted squadron. Floats
: representing the ?'pioneers" of suffrage
will form the other prominent feature
of tho division.
The third division will contain the
cavalry section from other Northern
s-,.re-. ll.-re will be the finest women
, rider.-t from New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania. Matyland and adjoining
j States The petticoat cavalry squadron.
? which is to be formed in New York City
and march to t he capital,will probably be
in this section. Heralds, a band, party
with banner- and floats representing
the industrial - lift: of women, will form
a part, of this division. Karmrrs. home
I makers', nurses, educators, lawyers, wo?
men workcrc. such as factory work?
ers, and Anally women em -
'ployed in the government departments.
Kourth division will include a squad -
! ron of petticoat cavalry from the West
an I aseo. lations of worren not belong
' lug to any particular industrial organiza?
tion. There ? ill be heralds and a band. A
s"tirs'of cars with tea, hers, members of
i he clergy, social workers, women
writers . librarians, architects, artists
ati'l iniisK ians will also form a part of
this .1,vision
TIM fifth division will contain repre?
sentatives of the States which have
equal suffrage, the men's league, a big
State car and representative* from non
suflrage State? The division will havo
a parly of heralds, a party with banners,
? > ceial bands and will be closed with a
number of handsomely decorated auto?
mobiles.
ATHLETE ENDS LIFE
WITH LEAP INTO SEA
Dcw?t Ellsworth Commits Sui?
cide While En Route From
Panama
Tf aahtneton. January IS - Drain Talaiadcr
F.li?w..nh ?b" a. a .utd.nl in T-vhnl< ?I
IIKb vlinol and later an a 10. roh. r of the
Di.trfn Nauoaal Oaard and ib- \ M ?
A aa> a p.-.-tainral ataMr in W??hn?ton.
and f->r ihr la-i ta? year, had l..*n in the
|iiirr?i?M,l employ In t'anama Iraped oirr
hoard from ihr .Iran* Aliaaea on January
It and ?aji d.->wn.-d
Word we* I raaabt to day abrn tbr ?tramrr
?. Sw2? 5
hl. p-rrata. at |M* Otrard -ware aoU
...' rr '*
\ .inc f il.wr.rih i....me prominent
".a-tlnrt-.n wbrn a -t..d.-n< at T..Bm.?l
HbXb Mrbtwtl He ma i < ?? t ? a tram, aad
ibw h??. hall and r.?,tt..ii tram. Mr latrr
weal K? t.torgr ?-a.bmnt.tn I nlierMiy. hat
lim?
la Paaaana wHb aim Tbr H'arn I - of taw
'aaal aonw war tan ?e?erw for Mr- flr.? >r<h
^ats*d ttan? ?ad rwntard f jr a abort wbUa
? Wrw-port Newa. Te. Was* ?aar* aba ra
, riv .-d ?or<l 'h?t h<r father was desperately
ill ?r.'l h?? hern at hl? hedsldr ?inrr
v\ hoe in 1'inima ynunt Ellsworth received
? in no iidato.n from Colonel ?toetbat?
. s <j.imi> .ilic who
according Cummim <;->ethaiv ha.? saved the
? .% ? n mrn' thousands uf dollars since it?
, I,.;.lion
A short while aao. Mr> Kll? worth his feoth
er rereivrd a letter from him sayiag thai he
ha 1 Inn -II for *?ie? time, due lo mersgrk
anil ncrvnut.new. hat that he thought hr was
la- ? ? ? k * h <? - * ,,. and er whom
K worth worker! notified Mr and Mr*
Uworth that the MM had suffered a wer
and phT-tral eellap-?r ?wd ??a^ neither
?rk They, therefore, arm bfaa boaie on u
MM aaul b< should rwn>?t
U< hres an<l leaped orerheard Th" Milan- a
an h?sl (he sea for hloi aatH there ??? no
,p. hi the recovery of hi.- bod) and thro
same d ne her MI
Yesterday D ** "tHa worth wewt !??? Ww
WM Bear* Mai' ? M '"
?pecsal to The Ttwje.. ntsnwirb I
Imrham. " O . Jaawarr u The <-uy mm
i that were let ta rail
By N. W. Bows A Son.
AUCTION .SALI*
OF
Eaton's Broad Street
Pharmacy
LOCATED AT NO. .MOi HAST BROADI
STREET.
The owner, having moved to tritt
*uourti3 because it ill health, has do
te ..Ined to sell at public auction, oa
the premises, on
TlllK.-bAV. JANUARY 1?TH. 1913,
at 4 P. M .
his drug business abuve refsrrsd to,
TCeupyinK one of the best equlnj>ed\
and most Ideally located atofa In ths
city. The stock Is quits large and
fresh, and the business is a paying ons>
and has grown steadily from month
to month. Under an intelligent and
pushing management, a big sa cess la
assured. A competent manager and ft
first-class soda clerk can retained
if deal red.
Seldom does an opportunity present
Itself to buv a business which hag
passed the experiments! stage and >?
now on a money-making basis. The
location of this store is splendid, and
an inspection of the stock la .uvited.
Terms can be made very easy.
VALENTINE AUCTION COM! ANY.
Auctioneer*,
auction &alr0 future Caps
AIJKTlOsdsXWl
Ota *^3TT BRCs4-I> STT\
84 Heating and Cooking
Stoves,
At Auction
We will sell to the highest bidder for
the interest of whom it may concern on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29. 1913.
At 1? o'clock A. M .
at Seaborad Air Line freight stations
corner Fifteenth and tranktin Streets.
City of Richmond, one lot stoves, con?
sisting of 36 * Star." all sheet steel
heating stoves, and 48 cast-iron cook:
stoves. aaid shipment originally
consigned to L. K. Ziegler, Norfolk^
Va . and reconsigned to Southern
Stove Works. Richmond. Va.
H. R. PHINNEY. Agent.
Seaboard Air Line Railway
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Lifdl C?tatr C?antfD
$3,000
To Lend
on improved city property.
3 to 5 years.
Golsan 6c Nash, Inc.,
_12 North Eighth Street!_
9f)ming<?
NOtTCE"^?f'~"~ SPEt?lAL gTeNERAIj
STOCK HOLDERS' MEETING.
Richmond. Fr<?derickeburg and Potomao
Railroad Company.
Office of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va., December IL 1312.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Take
notice, that, on Wednesday. Feb?
ruary 3. 1313, at 11 o'clock A. M-. a
special general meeting of thai stock?
holders of the Richmond, Frederleka
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
wlli be held In the fllce of the com?
pany, in the First National Isaak
Building, at the corner of Ninth and
Mam Streets, tn Ricntnoad. Va., pur?
suant to the call of the president
and directors of said company
adopted on December 19. 1312, the
purpose of said meeting being to
take action upon a proposition o?
compromise and settlement nego?
tiated by the president and directors
of the company with the special com?
mission representing the Stale of
Virginia and Its political sub?
divisions as authorized by statute;
and also to take action upon a reso?
lution of the president and directors
of the company looking to an
amendment of the company's char?
ter, as authorised by law, and also
fur attending to any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
meeting.
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock of the company will be
closed on January It, 1913. at 3
o'clock I*. and reopened on Feh?
ruary 7, 1913. at 10 o'clock A. M
By order of the President and Di?
rectors. NORMAN CALL.
secretary.
WH. II. WHITE, I
Pres'denL
Richmond. Va.. January 14. 1913.
NOTICE OF MEETING Ol STOCK?
holders?The annual meeting of the)
stockholders ol the Life Insurance)
Company of Virginia will bo held at
the homo offi- e of the company,
corner of Capitol and Tenth streets.
Richmond. Va . on WEDNESDAY;
January 29. MI3. at 4 o'clock P M .
for the purpose of electing direc?
tors of said company, and fee con?
sidering and ac'ing upon tho sub
ie< of increasing lh? ? apilaf
stock of the company one hundred
thousand dollars, and for the trans?
action of suck other business as
may properly come before said,
meeting.
ALOERNON B HURT.
Secretary.
Virginia Tru.-t Company.
Richmond. Va. December 31. 1911.
THK ANNUAL MEETING OF THO
stockholders of this company will hat
held at the office of the company. In
the city of Richmond. Va. on Tues?
day. January 21. Hi:, at 12 o'cujch?
I? D. A V LETT.
Secretary.
Notice of st< ?< k <?? >l.'e:-v meet
in a
INITIAE OK ? I: i vN'zation,
>f the
linion Trii
? hesd
at 13
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U V i|tPI,I.'To\
_ President
?'f ahfMUAL "mi i
?'?>. kholders of 1 he
. OMPANV will be i
. - .. an ? '
?.? lay. Januery 22d JM
I M. It I 'A "
" NOTICE T(' Sil \ RE II
THE REOl'IMi ?*
flow ?.f dire, tors wilt h,
hanking house Tt t - D
14. ISO Vstsses the hou
and 13 M . ,-.nmm
A M k H l< \ N NATION
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