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SIXTY-FOURTH TEAlt
ADMITTEDLY
the best medium in
the south for class
ified ADVERTISING.
TRLBFIIONE YOUH WANTS TO
TUB T1MKS.DI8PATCH
UNDOLrH 1 I RANDOLPH
WANT AD. HATES.
>AILY, on? cent u word when paid In ad
vance. No ah. taken for lean than 10 cents.
UNDAV, one and one-half eenta a word for
all classified sd?. except Situation* Wanted
at one cent a word. No ud. taken for lenu
than 15 cents.
jfO ADS. taken for lesa than 35 cents when
charged or phoned In. Phoned orders not
! guaranteed. Classifications not guaranteed
after 0:30 P. M.
LOST AND FOUND
| h" 1
'ijOST. black overcoat (gray cloves in
pocket) between Jefferson Hotel ami
ho Boulevard. llcwttrd If returned to |
'J.- H. Sutton, Jr.. 608 Wont Franklin |
Rrcct. ?
?OST, on Wednesday morning, a thin
caae geld watch: monogram on back
V. L. Elgin inako. Howard If r?
urned to Room 112. City Hall.
HHLF_ WANTED?Male ,
D.ra,,ytty. 01,4,1 clorka; $7G<
^am,nat,.2n8 ?9'nl,1K- Sample
f'" 'r??- . Ifranklln Institute. |
^Wu. 4^9-T, Hochuator. N. Y.
VANTED, tnun with a "or3 year#* ox- I
'''.r'?nce Jn the retail drug business.
?ispatch Cf,r? Tl,uoa- !
k vT/Jtt'i'Fblflurafn wanting work, seo 1
| '^rth Hccond? 100H B?"?nBe, 31fi I
VANTED
ANTED nt once, ten experienced
magazine solicitor# of good appoar
nce, for A1 proposition. Big money
o workers. write McClure Publlca
lon?. 133 Law Building, Norfolk. Va. _
'/ANTED, men to learn barber trade;
few we*ku required: steady positions
or competent graduate#; wonderful
jeman*i for barbera. I?"r?;o cataloguo. ,
Mchmond Barber College, Richmond,;
-5: I
VANTED, 60 mon to cut cord wood. j
Mallory Martin Co., Hcrmitago Road I
.nd Clay Street.
. " I
HELP WANTED?Female. !
fO flrat 80 ladleH answering thin add |
will aend Virginia Daro Uust Do-1
eloper for 60 ccnta. Greatest formula,
inown; marvelous rcBulta Utah Won- i
lerConjpany, Box 101 a, Norfolk, Va. i
JEN-WOMEN, get uovernment jobs.
166 to $150 month. 2,000 appolnt
nents monthly. Write for list. I-rank
in Institute, Dept. 430-T, Rochester,
i. Y.
f -
jlEIJ* WANTED?Male and Female,
|V ANTED, rallvay mall and portal
I Gierke; examinations soon; over 2.000
ppolntn' yearly. Prepare at home. I
V'rlto for Plan R of payment after
ipuolntment. Philadelphia Bualnoaa
i'ollego, Civil Scrylco Department, Phll
idclphlp, Pa.
K'ANTED, eligible list for steuogra- i
I phera and libs clerks in legislative
~fereneo bureau. Civil etrvlce examl
tttlon In elementary English branches,
iiatory and geography ol' Virginia, in
ludlng teats In stenography and llllng
leM 2 to 4 P. M. November 28. refer
,ncs jfoom, basement of Capital. Lewis
|l. Mtirhen, Director; Howard T. Colvln.i
Chief Clerk.
SITUATIONS WANTED?Male. .
fvANTED, employment In city or coun
| try, for whlto and colored boys, aged
j4 to 17 yearn. Eight boys want Jeba
tow. Juvenile Court of "Richmond.
Phone- ?ttamloVph <22; Loom"' S; *"Clt$"
Jail. . -.
INTELLIGENT young man, thoroughly
1 exuprlepced in every kind of ofllec
Fork, n?it afraid of work, wants poM
?ion; now employed: high school t-Uji
atlon; excellent references. Interview
Vlll bo appreciated. II a 17. care Tlmes
?)lapatch.
IEC!LST1vRE;d pharmacist'. S yetr*.'
practical experience; both o)ty and
ouptry. A "Capable man In any de
partment. Best of references fur
ilshed; rstato salary. Address J.. E.
Jumbauld. Fort I)od;re, Jowu.
fOUNG married man, 28, wishes posi
tion by February 1 as salesman.
I'holesale of retail. Will travel, but
prefer Insld* work. Four years' expe
lence as partner and manager of gen
ral merchandise country store. Ad
rcss L, care postmaster, Polndcxter,
'a.
?IXPEItT bookkeeper ai.d accountant
1 desiri-K change in position after Jan
uary 1. or will bo open after December
5. Excellent system man; operate
iypowrlter;? good ? experience with v'x"
?ert accounlants, handling aecounts of
urge ilrin and corporations. Over 12
?ears' business experience. Good asset
o business firm; sober, steady, strictly
>us1ne?s young man In prime of life.
Vould 'Invest In good business with a
uture. Employed by large firm now.
reason for chunge. Exeollont rofer
ncea and bond given.. Addroas Lock
id* 134. Elizabeth CIty. N. C
V'ANTED. position as buperlntendent
or foreman of quarry and crushor.
cveral years experience. Am familiar
pith practically all kinds of rock. Ad
ress C 333, caro Tlmes-Dlspatch.
'IRST-CLASS bookkeeper and ofllco
njan wants connection with rollablo
oncern; excellent referosices. Have
blllty as correspondent. Only ilrst
Iosb ofTer considered. L C19, care
;'lmcs-Dlspatch.
tXPERlEN'ClOD dairyman desires po
I Kltl/.r. ?~ni- ? ? ?
SITUATION V * X TC?>?Male
YOUNG colored man wants position as
butler In private family who can
malto himself useful at anything
around tlio house; best of references.
Apply 822 Nortl} Fifth- Street..
YOUNG tnun of broad business experi
ence and energy desires position with
opportunity for advancement. Rofor
ences. Address II SOU. caro Tlmes-Dla
patch.
SITUATIONS WANTED?Female.
WANTED, position as bookkeeper. at
present employed. Rapid munhlne
operator Best or references. Address
G 121. care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
WANTED, position by lady novf em
ployed as assistant bookkeeper and
good office clerk. Host references. Ad
dress H 219. care Tlmea-Dlspatch. I
6ITUATION WANTED?Professional
MEZZO-Soprano wishes choir work at
once. Has had 4 years' experlenoo
as leading soprano. A 234, care Tlmes
Dlspatch. j
WANTED, a few pupils for piano mu
sic. Address 1) 321, caro Times-Dis
patch.
FOR .KENT?Rooms.
TO young couple without children, S
bright vooms, suitable for llflrht
housekeeping; hot water heat, eleetrlo
| llgntH, usii of bath and phone. 131$
Hanover Avenue.
PLEASANT ROOMS, 14 North Sixth
Streej^jjetwecn Franklin acd Main.
STEAM heatod furnished room, adjoin
ing bath, fohrth iloor, Virginia Ilnlld
Ing, Suite 4. Madison 3322-J.
FOR rent, In Martinsville^ Va., mod
i orn storeroom 40x75 feet, located on.
good corner, in new Masonic Temple,
r,o feet of glass front, steam heated,
eleetrlo lights and water. Will finish
j room to suit tenant. Apply to II. II.
j Hundley, Martinsville, Va.
1 FURNISHED room for rent. Traylor,
I 2321 Stuart Avenue. Boulevard 646.
WANTED?Roomo
WE can secure tenants for your vacant
rooms. If you register with us. Room
I Rental Exchange, Hootn 10, Ebcl Build
in g,jB32_Eaa^>^ln^ _
WANTED, nice furnished room with
bath, without board. Address J. E.
I B.. Post-office A. Box 16.
BOARDING.
i :
- ?
PERMANENT OR TRANSI
ENT BOARDERS; EX
C ELLEXT CU8INE.
THREE MEALS DAT; $3
PER WEEK. DELICIOUS
SOUTHERN STYLE COOK
ING. SPECIALTY SUN
DAY DINNERS. 1 to 2 P.
M., 00 CENTS. PHONE
M A D I S O N 24f<2-L, OR
I CALL 200 SOUTH THIRD
STREET.
BOARDERS for comfortable rooms;
I also table boarders. 100 East Grace.
I NICELY furnished rooms with board;
i.-xcullont meals. 206 East Grace.
' RO.OMS and boarders, light housekeep
ing rooms. 907 East Leigh.
j ROOMERS and boarders, llglu house
keeping rooms. 401 East Clay.
' NICELY furnished rooms with first
class tabic board, 110 East Frank
II n.
. Mlflfj. Morton." 200 West Grace; large
I and small rooms; table board.
1 FIRST-CLASS rooms; one large alcove,
I one smaller. 1006 Park Avenue.
i41y West ?Jrace Street, hot-water hoat
; ed rooms; modern conveniences;
i board.
' FIRST-CLASS apartments, vapor heat.
1 private bath and excellent cuisine
j furnished td permanent and transient
! boarders at Mrs. Horace Wellford
i Jones's new and well-equipped house,
i.SOU East Franklin -Street.- rp~glnnlng
[September 1 dinner served at C;30.
FOR SALE?Animals.
? - " _
j FOR SALE. HORSES, MARES. MULEa
i HAVING finished my contract and hav
ing no further use for them, will eeil
' efceap, IS good mules right out of the
I hardest kind of work. Will weigh
| from 000 to 1,350 pounds. Price from
, J70 up. Also 0* head of large young
; work horses "and maree, weighing from
1,100 to 1.400 pounds, and two small
mares, weight 1,000. All this stock Is
In first-class condition. Any one In
need of stock will do well to look these
over before buying. Can be seen at
Crull's Stable, 18 South Tenth Street.
FOVi sale?Having no further use for
10 mules, we will sell them dt a big
bargrln- 1 pair will weigh 2.350 pounds,
6 years old. sound Price, f3f>0; 1
pair will weigh 2,400 pounds. Prlco,
? $300; 1 pair, 4 years old. weigh 2,000
pounds sound and very handsome,
i Price. 5325; 1 pair cheap mules for 1175,
i weigh 2,000 pounds. Also 1 pnlr mules
j for $ 100. Buy now and save high war
prices In the spring. Any one looking
call and see this stock before buying.
They are all In fine condition. Can be
seen at Crane's Southern Transfer
Stable, No. 1C South Fifteenth Street.
HaH square from Main Street Station.
No connection with any other stable.
FOR salo cheap, 4 mules, one mare, one
thoroughbred station. All of this
stock Is In good condition and sound.
Apply to G. W II.. Beach, Va.
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILE commercial bodies made
? to order. Richardson Brothers, 616
Brook Avenue.
COMMERCIAL" auto bodies for Ford
chasls in stock. We make a spe
cialty of repairing and repainting auto
mobiles. A. Meyer's Sons, 731 East
iCitry Street.
' FORD runabout, new, perfect order,
every accessory, cheap. 109 East
j Grace.
j PIERCE-Arrow 30 for sale at a .sacri
fice, 5100. Two bodies; new tires;
| motor In good condition. D 108, care
I Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE~-Real Estate.
FOR sate, 2 Valuable lots on corner of
Park Avenuo and Roneneath Road, at ?
a bargain If sold quickly. Address I
K. J. Wernori 1103 Dickerson Streot.
FOR SALE?Farms.
THU beautiful Florida lake region. i0
on n high rldgo known an the Back- '
bono of the State and the south end of ,
this ridKo in Polk' County, has the best i
year-round climate in the world. It i
Is ono of the healthiest Ructions of the
United States, and tho best citrus fruit
land on earth. Tho land lu high and
rolling; 200 to 300 feat above sea lovel; |
Bosltlvely no mosquitoes, and can b? i
ought at very low prices. More money
can be made by Inventing In thoso
hinds, cither us a speculation or lovel
; oping to orange and grapefruit groves,
than any Investment on earth. Take 16
day vacation trip and Invostlgatc. We
can' get you a very low rate for round
trip. Excursion each month. Write
for lltorature and excursion dates.
Donald 1". Baker, P. O. Box 11G, Rich
I inontl, Va.
FOR HALE?Houses
LIVE IN A NEW
HOME OK YOUR OWN
WITH HOT-WATER HEAT.
THERE is no reason why you should
continue to pay rent and put up with
all the old Inconveniences of a "ronted
house." Tou will And all tho conveni
ences of life in this magnificent new
home in tho West End, Including hot
water heat, oloctrlclty und gas; built-in
refrigerator; Inlaid floors beautifully
polished; cement front porch; 2-story
rear porches; light cement cellar under
entire house and many others too num
erous to mention; 6 rooms und bath.
Price only 14,760; Si.000 cash, balance
lu monthly payment* little more than
the rent of this home. M. E. Kayo, .lr..
Builder and Owner, Mutual Building.
Randolph 1860.
! REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
I -
WANTED, to hear from norno one that
hutj land to trade for Idaho land.
Lovely view; healthful climate. Write
F. Stanvcy. Fayette. Idaho
WANTED??Real Estate.
. LIST your farms with J, A Connelly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
nk?.
FOR RENT?Business Property.
NEW garage, granolithic floor, and wa
ter, central. Madison 3604-J.
MIL J-I? 1 'i I II
FOR RENT?Flats.
j FOR winter months, second floor flat
? four furnished roome and bath. Ref
j erencos exchanged. Apply 1022 West
j Orncf ?
; FOUR rooms and bath, West Cary
Street, rent $16 per month: adults.
| Address H 226, care > Times-Dispatch.
FURNISHED "flat for rent," 3" or 74
rooms, occond story; bath and gae.
Apply early Monday. 1910 West Main.
FOR RENT?Furnished Flats.
FOUR-ROOM furnished flat for rent;
bath. Phono Boulevard 1403. 2511 -A
WeBt Main. Cheap if taken at once.
FOR SALE}?Business.
SALOON for sale on account of being
unable to give same my personal at
?tontlon; good location. Addross Box
j 101^ Danville. Va.
j GOOD chance; very cheap; gpod loca
tion; store ready for business. 730
. ______
| WANTED?Business.
I DRUG store wanted. Will pay cash
for suitable store In Virginia. Guy
I Miller. Barboursville, Va.
FOR SALE?Miscellaneous
DRESSED turkeys. |1 and up (Satur
day only). Walker. 1307 East Cary
Street. See our bargain counter; cut
high.cost of-llvlng In half,. .
ORANGE County hams, all sizes, choap.
Walker. 1307 East Cary Street.
| FOR SALE?Vehicles.
I ONE top buggy, 20: 1 Pheaton, ?0; 1
: runabout, J2o; 1 surrey, $SG: 1 farm
'wagon. $20; 1 grocery wagon. $75, and
i J. J&o. Wagons, buggies, surreys and
runabouts. 1 light truck. Thomas II.
I Duke & Co., S64 Brook AVenue.
! TOP wagons, newly pnlnt<d, $66.
ONE steel tire top buggy, 540.
BUSINESS buggies and wagons for
every purpose, phaetons, surreys and
runabouts; reasonable prices; terms to
BUlt.
SEVERAL rubber-tire business bug
gies, from $25 to ICG. A. Meyer's
SonH. *31 East Cary Street.
FOR SALE?Horses
HORSES to hlro by day, woek ?r
month; for sale or exchange. C30
North Eighth Street.
FOR sale cheap, one pair Of big mules;
no reasonablo offer refused. ?05
East Canal.
FOR SALE?Machinery.
HOISTING engines, concrete mixers.
pumps, boilers, onglnes, wood-work
ing machinery, pulleys, hangers and
shafting, second-hand, guaranteed. L
Bluford & Co.
BUSINESS CARDS.
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY
WISHES TO BUY GOOD TURF FOR
SODDING GRAVES BY THE WAGON'
OR CARLOAD. OR WOULD CON
TRACT FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF
| CUTTING THE TURF. IN SOME GOOD
I PASTURE CONVENII3NT TO CITY
I HAUL OR RAILROAD. JOHN R.
i HOOPER. SUPERINTENDENT,
PHONE MADISON 2449.
DETECTIVES.
URADKORD'H DETECTIVE SERVICE,
SQUTHERN BUILDINO, WASH.
INOTON. I), a
LICENSED by an act of Congress.
Bonded In the sum of 110,000. Found
ed 188r>. Export oocrot sorvlco, any
cause. all section*. Over thirty yoars' j
practical cxuurlonco qualifies uu to give
export conndentlnl advlco to people
Buffering annoyunco of u buslncas or
private nature. ? I
AN opportunity to bo a detective.
Wrlto Charles O. Buroh, Prlvuto Do- i
tectlvo Agoncy, 1'ark llulldlng, Rich- j
inond, Vu.
*CE. COAL. AND WOOD
LARUE blockn oak and pine wood, per- !
foctly dry. easy to split; dry, heavy
oak slabs for wood heatera, rangers
and grates. Will save you )1 to tho
cord. Will nond sample, because It 1h
tho greatest bargain In wood to burn.
Long's, 1G0G West Broad. Madison
1009.
ROOFING.
PAINT your root now. Our work guar
untocu. Estimate froe. Call Sladl
Bon 27C3. The Alcatran Co.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
WANTED, to buy a piano for cash, or
I will cxchunge diamond ring for pl
I ano. C 224, carc Times-Dispatch.
I WANTED, sewing at homo or In the
| home; can give references. Call
' Ka"dolph [>077.
I SHOW -cauc-s wanted. W. W. H., 2**00
I , Variable Street.
MAIL ORDER
HATS. HATS.
I LADIES' and gentlemen's hata reshaped
to latest styles; factory 'acllltUs.
; Write for circulars. Seo Verra Hat
I'Norks, 211 North Klret Street. Rich
mond, Va.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
WANTED, the public to know tnat
Jahnko Bros., Jewelers, 912 Bast
Main Street, bur, sell, exchange and
remount diamonds In tno latest styles.
Old gold and silver taken In exchange.
HOUSE CLEANING.
WASHING white paint, vaxlnjr and
staining floors our specialty. William
Johnaon. Randolph 3120.
UKINU your dolls and toys to 3816
N Street for repairB.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
SUOESt SHOES. SKOEa
838 East Broad, near City Hall. Is the
new home of Bowden's Sample Shoe
Store. Good shoes choap for the whole
family
NOTICE?Church.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERiAN CHURCH
?Preaching at 11 A. M. and S P. M. by the
pastor, DR. F. T. McFADEN. Sunday
School at P:I0. Dlble Clajis at 10 A. M. Cor
dial welcome.
SECO ND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(Fifth. near Main Streets).-Rev. RUSSELL
CECIL, I). D? paster. Services at li A. M.
and I P. M. Wednesday, J I'. M. Sunday
School 'j:45 A. M.
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Church.?Services at 11 o'clock A. M. auij
I o'clock P. M. Preaching by ItEV. II. T.
ORAIIAM. D. D.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT?REV. J.
CALVIN STEWART. D. D.. Poetor.?Preach
ing at 11 A. M. and S P. M. by the'pastor.
Midweek servlco on Wednesday evening at
S o'clock. Sabbath School at S:M A. M.. and
Bible classes meet at 10 o'clock.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
Church (Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, D. D., pas
tor).? Preaching to-morrow 11 A. M. and I
J'. M. by the pastor. Sabbath School. S>:8')
A. M. Devotional service, Wednesday
P. M. Welcome.
BAPTIST.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (ADAMS
and Franklin Streets>?THOMAS CLAOETT
SKIN'N'ER. D. D.. minister.. Service# 11
j M. and 8 P. it. The pastor will preach at
both services. Morning subject: ^"Christ's
! Property Rights." Evening subject: "Tho
J Cnhldahle Christ." Quartet choir. Seats
j free. Strancern welcome.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grove Avenue and Harrison Street).?Rev
W. C. JAMES. Tli. V., paetor.?Preachlns by
the pastor at 11 A. M. and I P. M. Sunduy
School at 6:1? A. M. (Jesso F. Wood, super
intendent). Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing at i o'clook.
' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (TWELFTH
and Broad Streets).?Preaching by the puti
tor. REV. OKORGK W. McDANlEL. D. D..
at 11 A. M. and S 1*. M. Sunday school, ;>:C0
A. M. Welcome to all.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Twetity-tlfth and Lulgh Street*;
Broad and Twenty-fifth Street car passes
tl-.e door).?Pastor. JOHN J. WICKER, will
preach. 11 A. M.. "Umnlned Gold"; S P. M.,
"A Fool and Ills Monoy"?Baptism. All
welcome.
METHODIST
CENTENARY METHODIST (GRACE
Street, between Fourth and Fifth).?Service*
on Sunday at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. The
pastor. DR. T. A. SMOOT, will preach at
both services.
BROAD STKEET M. K. CHURCH (TENTH
and Broad Streets).- Preaching 11 A. M. and
8 P. M. by the pastor, tho REV. JOHN W.
SHACKFORD. Morning subject: "Tho Vision
and the Power of r. Higher Life." Evening
subject: "Tlio Listening Heart."
CHRISTIAN.
SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
Church.?The pastor, REV. II. D. C. MAC
LACHLAN. will preach both morning and
evening. Morning subpect: "Stewardship."
Evening sabjnet: "Armageddon, or God and
the Great War."
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CIIURCH-Rev. ALEX
ANDER T. BOWSER, minister, Floyd Ave
nue and narrison Street. Subject for Sun
day, November "A Gracious Message."
Service at 11 o'clock. All seats free.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church ol Christ, Scientist, wlil be held to
morrow morning !n church edifice (corner
Park Avenue und Meadow Street) at 11
o'clock. Subject: "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, Allnn Me.imerlum and Hyp
notism, Denounced." Wednesday evening
testimony and experienco meeting at 8:30.
The reading-rooms (Nob. 001-tD?) are located
In the Vlrelnla Railway and Power Com
pany Building, corner Seventh ahd Frank
lin Streets, and are open dally, except Sun
days and holldaya. from 10 A. M. to t P. M.
All are cordially Invited.
DRV rLKAVING AND SCOURING. J
LADIES' gloves, nil lengths. cleaned. ?
10 -centH. Hanover ? CloanlnK nnd
ProaslrtK Club. Phone Madison 4520.
10 1-3 West Main.
CLEANING AND PRE88INO.
I SUIT/3 scoured and preaned or French !
1 eleaned and preened for 75 centa. A. 1
Want & Co., 1S05 East Main Btroet, the ?
atoro with tho blgr glass f ont. Phone
I Madison 7098. Parcel poat paid, on*
I way, on out-of-town work.
I FOIl quality try the Manhattan Clean
ing and dyolng works. M. C. Kd
I wards, proprietor. Phono Randolph
18426. Tfte clean everything cieanablo.
Wo make a Bncclalty of ladles work. '
Reasonable prices. Opposite Elbo Sta
I tlon, 710 West Otoad Street, Richmond.
Vu.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
FOR salo, any part of $15,000 worth
of Virginia bonds maturing: 1932.
Submit offor. Box 105, Newport Nows,
Va.
SHOES.
CUT RATE SHOES.
KAMILY shoes at rock bottom prices.
Empire Shoe Company, 504 West
Broad Street.
INFORMATION WANTED.
IF E. C. G. or C. E. G. will communi
catee with B 301, caro Times-Dispatch,
Information of interest will be glvon.
WANTED?Household Goods.
WANTED, to buy for cash household
Roods In any quantity Phone Madl.
?on 3851.
PERSONAL.
LESSER, tho ladles' tailor! 'the only
one In town who makes a specialty
In altering all kinds of ladles' gar
ments in tho latest fashion. Every
{ xurineut altered In my establishment
is done under my personal supervision.
Prices very moderate and work satis
factory. Raleigh Apartments. Phdne
Madison 4523, Corner Harrison and
Franklin. Richmond. Va.
NOTICE-^-Lejcal
Charles C. Fleming having qualified
as administrator of the estate of Mrs.
Minnie Gay Fleming (Mrs. Charles C.
Fleming), deceased, nil persons having
claims against said estate, and thoB6
I indebted to the estato, will please pre
sent former, duly proven, and mako
payment of latter to
CHARLES C. FLEMING,
Administrator of the Estate of Mrs.
Minnie Gay Fleming. "
Address: St. Elmo Hail, University,
Va.
MEETINGS.
THE regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Ideal Fishing
Float Co., Inc., will be held at the oftlce
of tho B. F. Johnson Publishing Com
pany, 10 South Eleventh Street, In tho
city of Richmond, Va., Monday, Decem
ber 7, at 5 o'clock P. M.
L. II. ICIMBROUGII,
Secretary.
i Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Gray National Telauto
I graph Company will be held at 12
' o'clock noon on Wednesday. December
9. 1914, at Room 11, Merchants' Na
, tlonal Hank Building.
M. II. CRAMPTON,
! Secretary.
j KAkLROADB
I .
Norfolk & Western Railway
i ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect Slav 10. 1914.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond, FOR I
NORFOLK: *3:00 A. 11.. *3:00 P. M.. <i:lO
p. jr. i
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: .
fS:lG A. M.. *3:? A. M.. *2:00 I\ M.. *8:30 P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: *11:40 A. i
M? *0:15 P. M.. *11:30 P. M. From the West: I
?C:C0 A. M., 1C;1Q P. -M? |1:40 P. ?M.. *6:05 P.
M., *0:00 P. M.
'Dally. tDally except Sunday. {Sunday
only.
W. ,B. 'BEVILL. W. C. SAUNDERS.
P. T. M.. Romioke. ? Q. P. * A. Roanoke.
C. II. HOSLEY. D. P. A.. Richmond. Vs.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
"The PrtigruiilTC Railway of the South."
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond dally: &:00 A. M., Local to Norllna. 1:10 i
P. M., sloeperu und coachc.s. Atlanta. Bir
mingham. Jacksonville; 10:45 P. M? sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Blr
Imlngham; 12:<5 A. M.. Klecpere, Atlanta. Blr
j minghain, Memphis, Jacksonville. Tampa
i und coaches Jacksonville.
t Northbound tvaino scheduled to arrive In
I Richmond dally: 5:33 A. M.. l':00 A. M.. 6:05
! 1?. M.. 5.45 P. M.. I.ocil
1 ffictoni.Meflttsi's & Faiomacfi. R.1
TO AND FROM WASH,S0T0N A NO BEYOND.
Arrlv Blokmond
Le?re Hlohmou X
i *5.40 A.M. Byr4 Sl.Su. "
' IIJ A.I. Mats St. Sta.91
I ?8.?0 A.M. Mala 8U Sta. t
?8.40 A.B. B yrA 8U Sta.
10.94 A.M. Brri St. Sta.
'liOl noon B/rl 81 Sta.
lt.00 P.B.Byrt N*. BU.
?8JO P.M. Byrl 84. Sta.
(4.16 P.M.Elba MUtlm. o..*?.
*5.16 P.M. Bain St. Su. *12JH alffatBala8t.SU.
*8.80P.M. Byrt St. Sta. *18.40 altbt Bn^SMta.
?7.40 A.B. BrrtSt.StC.
111.iS AJLKlbaSiaUaa.
tllM A.B. ByrA St.Sta. I
*1.10 P.B. BalniLBta.
2.MP.I. Byrf8t.8ta.
?G.MP.B. Byrl 81. ft la.
?7.80 P.H. BjriSt.fila.
?9.00 P.M. ByrASt.Bta.
10.36 P.M. Bala St.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIK8?WEEKDAYS.
IiHTi BrrA 8*. Sta. 4.00 P. M. far PreAartakabari
Leave Elba Sta. SJ0 A.BM*.? P. B. far Aahlaal
Arrive BrrA St. St*. 8.85 A.M. frea? rrtlitlekik'i
Autre Klba Sta. 440 4JL,Mtf J.ft4?AiMul
, "Dally. f Weekday*. |SunAeyaanly.
All tralaa ta or from Byrd Street Gtatter ,
4i*f at BIba. Tlaiaaf arrivals aaA dtaartnree ]
It raaraatactL Bead the aigaa. ?
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Company
| SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL 14,
1014.
Superaedlnjt Schedule of May 00, 1919.
Trains leave Richmond B*Ki50 A. M.(
*7 A. M? BS A. Mm ? A. M., **10 A.
11 A. Mm 1 P. Mm 2 P. M.. 3 P. M., 114
P. M., RiSO P. Mm 0i20 p. Mm 7i10 P. M.f
B.H P. M., 89 P. M., 10 P. M.f H?4r? P. M.
Tralna leave Awliland *5lS0 A. 31., B*7
A. M., N A. Mm no A. Mm to A. Mm **tl
A. M? *12 noon. *"1 P. M.. 2 P. M., 3 P.
Mm 4 P. M., BRilO P. M., fliZO I*. M? 7?10
P. M., 8 P. M., B0 P. Mm 810 P. Mm 11
P. M.
B Carrie* tiuacaicc. 8 Satardaya only.
?Daily orcept Sunday. **Sunduy only.
RAIfjROADn
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Leave Richmond.
?8 A. M. *3 P. M.
7 A. M. 4 P. M.
8 A. M. D P. M.
?9 A.M. *Rx4H
10 A. M. ?? P. M.
11 A. M. *7 P. M.
?12 A.M. HP. M.
1 P. M. ?? P. M.
3 1?. Mi 10 P. M.
11 P. M. Cheater
Lravra Peteraburar.
$5ll5 A. M. 3i30 P. M.
0i3R A. M. Mi35 P. M.
t7i30A.M. Bt35P. fta.
?7i35 A. M. 0i3B P. M.
mart a. m. ?7iobp. m.
Bi33 A. M. ?7?3BP. M.
?10135 A.M. 8i3SP. M.
11135 A. M. 0?35 P. M. ]
12t3B P. M.MOt-iO P. M. |
? 1 (35 P. M. llt40P.M.
?12 P. M. Ptttnl). I 2i3B P. M.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South. i
cki-'Ectivk april 22. 19w. I
TRAINS IjRAVB RICHMOND DAILT
l*or Klorlda and South: 5:15 A. M. anil
I'. M. 12:60 A. M.
For Norfolk: J:C0 A. M.. 3:C0 P. M.. 4:10
P. M.
for N. A W. Ry. West: C:16 A. M.. 9:50
A. M.. 3:00 P. M.. 9:8) P. M.
Kor Petersburg: 12:(0 A. M., 8:16 A. II.,
S:1J A. M.. S:00 A. M., ?:M A. M., 3:00 P. M..
4:10 P. M.. 0:00 P. M. 6:35 P. M.. 0:?> P. M..
11:45 P. M.
Kor fJoldeboro and Fayettevllle: ?4:10 P. M.
Tralni nrrtvo Richmond dally: C:26 A. M?
I0:ir? A. M., G:J0 A. M.. *5:37 A. M.. tlO.AO
\. M.a 11:40 A. M.i *S:10 P. M.. tlMO P. M..
C:00 P. >!., 8:SJ P. M? S:00 P. M.. 3:00 P. M.
11:30 P. M.
?Kxrept Sunday. tSunday only.
Time of urrtval and departure utid connec
tions not cuarnnteed.
C. S. OAMPHK1.U IX P. A.. >33 Main St.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:1* A.?Local?Dally?Newport Nnwi
I 7:40 A.?Local?Dully?Ch'villa. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond.
r t0:? A. ?Expreaa?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point
A.?l/ocal?Dally?L'chb'c. Les.. O.
Force.
?12:33 Noon ? Kxpresa ? Dally ? Norfolk, Old
l'olnt.
t<:C*> P.?llxprcss?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point.
1 6:00 P.?Local?Dally?N. News. Old Point
5:13 P.?Local?Ex. Sun.. Oordonavllla.
'Cilo P.?Local?Ex. Sun.?Lynchb"B. C. Fore*
?2:10 P.?Expreee? Dally?Cln., L'vllle.
?f:40 P.?Limited?Dally?Cln., Ch'co., St. L.
?11:00 P.?E*presc?Dally?Cln.. Loulsvllla.
?Sleeper*. IParlor Cam.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Looal from
! East: 10:16 A. M? 8:14 P. M. Through from
East: 11:9) A. M.. 3:00 P. .VI.. 0:90 P. M. Local
from West: 8:30 A. M. "10:00 A. M. and 7:40
t P. M. Tliroufch: 8:5) A. M.. 12:?? noon and
P. M.
James lllver Llnat **8:85 A. M.. 6:6# r, M.
Dally.
??Dally except Sundar.
steamboats.
Trivel (OltncutTroubleT
Independent Travel Tlcketa,
With Hotel Accommodation*.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN."
Manager Travel Department.
Richmond Trust and Bavinga Co..
Seventh Sk Main Sto.. Richmond. Va.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond, foot of A?n St. dally.7:00 P. M.
Leave Newport News C:90 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk 6:00 A. M.
ConneatH with main line ateainere leaving
Norfolk for New York dally, except Sunday,
7:00 P. M. Connection* also made by N. &
IV. Ry.. 3 P. M.. and C. & O. Ry at 4 P. M.
Night line stearnera stop at Clareinont oil
I'lcnul, and are met by publlo conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. James Rlrer
by daylt?ht for Norfolk, Old Point Newport
News and all Jamen River landlnRS. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 6:W A. M. Freight
received for all Janie* River points.
BERMUDA
Average Autumn Temperature 73 o
At liTlaed by Dept Bermuda Gov't
T jrj liow Autumn Rates
S. S. Trinidad
SAILS DECEMBER B AND 1?.
The Itova, \l.ll Steam Packet Co. San>
demon & Eon Gen. Aft"., 31 State St. W.T.
or
Qv>?beo S. S. Co.. Ltd.. A. 63. Outarbrldfa
& Co.. Acta., a B'way. N. Y.
For booklet* apply to above 8. S. Co.'*
or any Ticket 4c?nt.
FRENCH LINE
Comparnla General* Tranaatlaatlqut,
POSTAL SERVICE.
Sailings for HAVRE
ROCHAMBEAU . . .Dec. la, 8 P. M.
L.A TOURAINE Dec. 10, O P. M.
CHICAGO Dec. 20, 8 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU Jan. 9, 8 P. M.
FOR INFORMATION APPL*
Richmond Trust and Ravine* Co.,
Corner Main and Seventh fltreoU,
Richmond Transfer Co..
810 East Main Street. Accnt*. Richmond.
C UNAR D
Established 1840
Faateat Steamers la the Wetld.
Aquitanin, Lusitania, Mauretania
(lemlar and tnlnterra?(e4 Service.
EUBOPE via LIVERPOOL.
"LUSITANIA"5",s
OR DUN A .*.?Sa?., Dee. II, 10 a. at.
Now Triple-screw Turblno, 16,600 tons.
TJlANSYL.VANlA.Snt., Dec. 19, 10 a. m.
New Twin-scrow Oearod Turbine, 15,000 tons.
Wednesday, Dee. 30,
10 A. M
CAMERONIA Sat* Jan, 2, boob.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
AZORES, GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, PATRAS
Prrngln, Tnes., Dec. SO, noon.
Company's Office, 21-24 State St., N. Y
OR LOCAL AGENTS.
LUSITANIA
Pupils in Annexed Territory to B??
Brought Up to City
Standards.
PATEKSOX IX COURT AGAIN
Junior Order, United American M?r
cliuniCH to Hold Thanksgiving Ser
vice To-Morrow Afternoon?Bent
to .Jail for Stealing Pocketbook.
In ortlor to place the educational
system In the nowly annoxed turrltory.
I on a basis with that of tho city, Pro
! feasor 12. E. Smith, who ban beon inadt?
superintendent for tho schools on the
, .Souths!do. will begin tho work of re- j
' organization on Tuesday. A meeting
of all tho teachers will be held in
Powhatan School on Monday after
noon, when plans will bo discussed and.,
lnstructoins Issued to the now city
teachers by Superintendent Smith.
The graded will bo classified on Mon
day morning, making them foncorni
to tho city schools.
Including tho Oak Grove and Swans
boro buildings, there are now four
schools In South Richmond for whlto
children and two for colored. En
rolled in these uro 1,001 pupils, with
a corps of teachers numbering oighty
Revon. The Swnnsboro and Oak Grove -
schools wero built last year and hava
all modern equipments, including large
playgrounds.
Pattcmou In C'onrt A*?l?.
An aftermath of the Patterson-.'
Walker shooting incldont appeared ,
yesterday morning in Police Court,
I>art II., when A. K. Patterson camo ;
before Justico H. A. Maurice on tho _?
charge of threatening to do bodily
harm to A. H. Stargardt. The al
leged throat waa made, It is Bald, for ^
criticisms made by toh latter about .
Patterson's action in shooting Walk- :
er. On account of the absence of sev
eral witnesses. Justice Maurice con
tinued the case until this morning. ?
SnvlcM for Jonier Order.
Preparations have beon completed
for tho Thanksgiving scrvice to be ;
held by Junior Order, United American
Mechanics, to-morrow afternoon at
3:30 o'clock in Balnbridge Street .Bap
tint Church. According to the usual ;
custom, all members of tho order will ?
bo present. Rev. John J. dicker will *
dollvor the addreBS, and an Interesting .
I>rogram will be rendered. t
UnVal?Wilkinson.
Miss Edna L. Wilkinson, of. South
Richmond, will become the . j -
Paul P DuVal at a quiet wedding thlH
morning at 11:30 o'clock in the homo
of tho brido's slstor, Mrs. StanlO>
llall, 1200 Decatur Street. Mr. Du>?il
is also a well-known Vesidont of the .
gouthsldo.
ThnnkMgivIng Entertainment.
Select Council. Daughters of L'b- ,
orty, held an Interesting Thanksgiving ..
entertainment last night In the lodffp
hull, Eleventh and Hull Streets. Rev ,
Frank W. Long, pastor of Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church. delivered
an address on "Thanksgiving, while .
a musical program was rendered.
Dentlat In Fined.
? r,Special to Tho Times-Dlapatch.l \
IiYNCHBURO. va., No7'imV n" Dob
..hnrce of falling to post tho names of
rfiSd D?VarS ~
several weeks ago. ______
STEAMBOATS.
All Travel Arrangements Ovi t One
Counter.
Amorlcan or European,
nallrond. Steamship and J>nllmaa
Ticket".
Baggage Checked, Taxlcab, Travelers
Checks.
RICHMOND THAXSFER COMPANl.
800 Ea?t Main Street.
Branch Offices: Jolterspn?Murphy's
Richmond Hotels.
"TIME AND TROUBLE 3AVERq
HOTEI .S
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS.
JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.
Tho inost magnificent hotel in the
South European plan. Rooms P
and en suite, with and without batne
Special sample rooms.
D'HOTE Saturday nnd Sna
0, $1.80 each.
Bringing Up Father
By George McManus
C*i yrlght. 13)c lnwnntonftl now* Sarvlo*.
00 you know
MCCt'b- some timcs
1 think xoy
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MAXiC?e -
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