The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, November 21, 1910, Image 7

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, November 21, 1910, Page 7, Image 7',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1910-11-21/ed-1/seq-7.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1910-11-21/ed-1/seq-7.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1910-11-21/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1910-11-21/ed-1/seq-7/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The times dispatch. [volume], November 21, 1910, Page 7, Image 7
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.8 MB)

The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.), 21 Nov. 1910. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038615/1910-11-21/ed-1/seq-7/>

Newspaper Page Text

Want Ad. Rates |D
ONE CENT PER WORD when
fiaid in advance. No Ad. taken
or less than TEN CENTS.
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN T .VENTY-FIVE CENTS
when phoned in or charged at the,
counter.
Clasbiii cation not guaranteed
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSIN ESS CONTRACTS;
Phone Monroe 1 tor tho WAN'f j
AD. MAN to call. j
__(!_?' nnfl 'l/r ;-.
toVr'."' .-'A'i't'i.f'\v ' :;m.m'i. ' Ti ?;?'
in-.*-! ^iid pearl pendant ana cnain.i
ln Monroe p. t-k, Laurel near Bro ? ,.-,
Broad and Twenty-fl-tti _ Btrei i
Reward lf returned to 1887 vv. i
LOST, .' _ '? I:-'!' 51 VCK AND WH i ? , , ,
:;;;^:.;u:;;;^-Vr!!.^.;;;;T;^i:- <?
MOND PEPSICOL_ CO, LIBBKAL )
_________ ll' RETURNED TO BI
OENE DAVIS, 1023 WEST ORAC
STREET.
I t
______ KE
,._.?- ? .auutu. . t
_VAN ?_!>. Ml- to i? \u:. UAlflSER JJJ
trade; new system; onlj Blgni we.e*\_
_Oi; AP..'_ WANTED FOR GOVERN- F_
ment position; $80 month; v/rlte for i
liBt of posltions open. I* RANKJ-IM . i
INSTITUTE, Dept. -3T-A, Ito-hester. j
ers and plain' wrlters. Address ln rtl
our. liandwriting, HILL DlUKtviOR^ j
COMPANY, Rlchmond, \ ?<?_v,
a. iri'.uuon.*. *.-_u___a. . *wv.?.
J, . ... i;v ' i'll V.;.'' j I. fi ? ? ' -.-(
tor; strong; cnn bend a
nu.ll; any Kind ot worl
Address ii 32, care Tlm -:?:
?WANTED. POSITION RY " EXF1 ?' j .
, . , .,| , '*..?. Ili.l*'. !."?'? '"' '? ' ' ? ' ?
(ini.lovi-il .n t:'"1' **e1'- ?r v*'<-si '?:r'i
' glnia; deslre ? hai -??? by January l; I
h. -t of references froni present em- ,
pl'oyers Address l, 267, care Times- j
v ? pi 1:1ENC1 ID -YO l' X( J MA N V E - ?
_i,-, i r.o^itlon a- bookkeeper or,
bookke-per and stenographer. A I
r,f... ,. , Address I. 259, care,
" $_lp _gLL.-i._-, Jf _malt.
*VN.r;'...>.__!P_'I;-:'- ''?'?'
iu
1
gn_.i_t.___* a_.rn_.B0. 3. cmfltc.
^vi*i:\vnrri_ <;---rn;.--T-''i-A^^ v...KK
at ri-asonabl" rat-.-:. .*-_?.* .-I h.suo- , _
RAPHEH.-.Hotel Rtchmongj_.
Stenographer", six ?ear8" ex- L
periencf, deslres position. FarolUar H
wlth lej__l. banklnsr. railway -
general offlce work, - R&p.ld, neat, ac- , _^
rurate. Phone Mad,
WANTED. BY A LAD* ' ?? ', ?*'-*!**?' I
ment; a position t?-> ' ***"
3
>-1 F
.i 6ims3 ?ppbrrunitie6>
StT" want" a 's.i-v; i.w _,.*?':-"
, ' . ? i. .- ? -?.'.
" ..' it ?? book "i" infor
\t'.'v I-.Y. co., _l 1 _uln
?r., TNVEST 11,500, WITH gj
ln an establlsned iiusinc-s;-;
references glven and rc- . _
Atldrtcs J '.'30, care flmes- j S
Wl i C_T LIKE TO RENT PR liHAbb
a commerclal hotel in tr.is Btato or
.N'ortii Carolina; all corresponaen ?
in strict contldence. Addie.s Iv -.>-,
ire Tlmes-DlHpaich.
_y__TlD~HlT_-E TO BUY A _-_AL__
^bu____ss ln this city; all correspon
dence in confldence. Address O 368,
care Tlmes-I>ispatch._
IWANTED. HEN OF ??EAS WHO I^V-VH
son.o lnvcntivo abi!it>. Ol.l.l.ia- xa
MclNTYRB. Patent Attorneys. -_ ash
Inffton. D. C
results TO x^ND^SySTi5?"? _To
to tenants. J. A. CONNELl.lt. & LU.
?RENT OUP: SERVICES AJ.D WX3'LL
rent your property. J. A. _o.*.-._-i.
LV .- CO.
^Y^ii^p^Sx^xj^^SSy^ iios
T)it_l and general practice experi?
ence wlshes to loeate in some proa
nerous Virginia to%vn; correspond
o thls end sollciied; best ref?
erences Address K 51, caro Tlmes
^irofe56tonal ^elp Witafob.
^]aCH'ER-^C^^'j7^U"U^' O i'KN
In-s schools and colleges; some- ex?
cellent openings already; others com
? ing daily; also good openings tor
Immediate work. SHhRll.Ars h
TEACHERS' AGENCY, Grecnwood.
i S. C._
|_?aai|teB_f;
?wrv-fVi _""wiNiWw" and' SOtJSw
^ l.ar.ins', carpet and matting lay?
lng waxing and .stainlng lloui.. reii
hvatlnk carpets, and rugs on lloor
_____"__*_ new'. WILLIAM JO.l.N
SON, Monroe "J120.
'_\'ANTEl5^ GASOLENE ENGINE,
cheap tor .cash; irom four to ten
. horeepowor; glvo - full Partlculars.
Address I 335, care Tjmcu-DI .inttli.
YOUNO MEN \V.\i-JTED JO _'ruu*t
shorthunt! and typewrlting; 8'reat
: demand for our graduates; easy sys
' tpm- linest equipment; reasonable
' raSs ottered. ma__ey BUSiNti-S
rate
COLLEGE
WVNTi'l. TO BUV FOI. CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
. fsuli. ._ 3RB1. __.___________.?
Coal anD Mlooi..
?ualTt'2^"anc) quan'HtT^akb
' puaranteed from u^- W o have oak,
pine or slab wood, and our prices
aro right. We pleaso everybody.
Phone Madison 0913. NORTH CAKO
' LINA WOOD ANL COAL CO., 8-i7
Brook Avenue.
E-?. LONG I;. THE WQOU MAN ALL
'over Rlchmond and suburbs. because
ho Bells so iivucli wood; oak. pine,
? hlckory or Blabs prepared to sult
; every _to"ve aiul ilreplac.o- try- tha
leader. Yard, 1500 West Broad.
I'liono Madlson 106SK_
AGEN'!\S"'VV.\. _TED~$ri T'6' ^-5 P1:U1
dav selllng nm* uutomobllo speplaUyi
sand for freo partloulars to-day, THE
FLYNN SUPPLY COMl'ANV. Wln
' chester, Ky._
AGENTS' \VANTED";'"wrTtIS NOW ; *10
to $50 a woeU; no experience no.us
i sary; you Uoep golng, but don't wo.U
liiird; grand opportunlty. w 1-n^u.ijJvt*.
SUPPLY COMPANY, Intorluken. N.
V._j_,
'WANTBdT AGENTS IN EVERY TOWN,
olty and vlllago ln Virginia, to soil
thn "Al'i'lcan Gamo Trall ." ltooso
velt's own story o? his great Afrlcan.
hunt. Gieamst book of advonture
ovor written Address CHARLEH
SCRiBNElt'S SONS, 401 Corcoran
Bulldtna. Washlnirton, D. C.
.ILY PUZZLES
niKtrj'iiir wo u'l when aMcep.
IWBtt it) VESTBKOA- - !?_-__??
CnntlT.
Seal __,?:'.'- ror l&eitt
i !;;;-r,' "'rii.; <'kd.m:.-v' near;
reenwood, Albemarle ??ounty, Gn?a
neako nnd Ohlo; largo bnck kouse,
irnlshed; stablo, outhouses! fi.o ;
lnd; nno parden; spot, trult
|.\ H. HERRING. ^ance>
iu] TS TO i?\NDLORD& ?'-!?.':>. I' K
.?_?????: i _ CONNELLY ii -U
.1. A. I'ON.N'h'I.
_icai ?stare ici" *i^r
OU R
KMS A.NTi TIMBER LAND.-,
ew catalogue cor.ta.ins 100 r-irrns
nrl timber landw: best bargains ln
'lrglnla. I pay your rallroad fare
Vrlte for freo catalogue. Andress
. R. ELAM, flOX 267. Charlottesvllle.
R SA__3. WEST END LOTS-FLOYD
Vvenue. "Orace and Maln StreeW
vin trade for small lmproved prop
irty. Apply 515 Brook -.vemi".
pounds fearl?3- nnd handsome; snlt
doctor- single truck harness. two
irr wagons. runabout md har
\V. A. JONES. 305 East Canal
"~_|Si*0nIi*. ~ I
ESUI ?:?- ?.-.-, !I.\.\L>i-orfi:'S-:^H'\'TCT.
to tenants._,1. A. c.ONN__-i' &? (-?- !
OUR EYENINO- aHE VALUABLE. j
young man; lnvest tliem witii tne ??
lea.tng business achool ol the city;
11 vou learn more >?_-> car. earn more.
Send or call for catalogue to-tay.
masse. busine>s -.xu.lege.
u^,^___Tr _o__h_ and sold
at HUGHES-. L'Uti North Thlrd.
_flats C^anfcto. ????
vvo' o_-__Q t _ u' !?" Q S S[fS i3 E i >" 'i IC6ST s
for llght housekeeping; central lo?
catlon; moderate prlco; couple; no
chlldren'. Address J Su, caro.-lmes
l >r. patch._?' _
jfot* is>ale.
R1VILEGF.S AND CONCES.SIONS t OU
sale at State Falr Grounds during
lnternatlonal Avlation meet. Four
blg daya?Wednesday, Thursday,
FViilay and Saturd:>v?next weelt.
Apply. statlnK full partlculars.
"CONCESS10N3." care Times-Dls?
patch._, ._.
OIT-AL-TaN OLD ESTABLIS1--1J
drug business at Norfolk, Va; good
stand; good, clean. stock; good drug
and soda business; nearly all casn
trade; owner retlrlng on account of
health to take up outside work; Ad?
dress WILLIAM J. WHITE Bank o?
Commerce Bulldlng. Norfolk. Va
0 GENUINE McCLELLAN SADDLES
iu good order. Orlginal stlrrupa and
cinch__ RICHMOND HARNESS CO..
10 N. Elghteenth StToet._____
1 AND SOME MARBLE MANIBLS AND
marble tile, taken out ot old Post
0111. _ building; prices low it sold at
once. Call Madison 5312. _
_R"SALE. COMPLETE SET OK BANK
flxtures; good us new; at a bargaln.
Address Box 547, Rlchmond. Va. _
JH_.__r_RS-DETROIT AUTOMOBILE,
' 1910 model, good as new: ,??,*}?"?
etiulpped and ln flrst-class condltlon;
stands owner $1,000; wlll sacrlfice to
nulek purchaser for $1,200. Address
C 271, iviro Tlmes-Dlspatch_
?OR SALE.:.FOUR TOP WAGONS,
sultable for grocers anel general de?
livery ln gooil order and cheap. A.
MEYe'e'S ' SONS. 731 East Cary
Street._
J2atices.
SlilRTlPru O-DER?FALL AND WIN
tor shlrtlngs aro belng shown by us
iu all the aesirable patterns of both
forelgn and domestlc weavou. Flna
dres? shirts, as well as colored;
paiamas and ur-lerwear made to
measure only. on tho promlses. Call
or write for samplos. CREERY
KHIRT CO., INC 713 East Maln
Street. XV, S. Oonstablo, p.jsldent
and treasurer.
..U. THU PUBLIC TO KNOW
that we are the sole owners of the
Southern Tcnt and Awtilng Company.
und Mr. I". L. Goodo ls manager of
eiune, sueoAedlng the old cornpanlss
of Norvell Awning Company and C.
B. N'lrvell; all work done ln llrst
class manner and at lowest prices
consislent wlth good work. SOUTH?
ERN TENT AND AWNING CO., 400
East Broad, Msu_ R. Lloyd. II. L
Goode._[_.
STENQOUA-HT AM' noulCK ?n.i.--NU
tl'.ronglib' taug.it at roatomiDlo tul
ticr ratesV-day and evnnng sesalons.
Telephone, call or wrlto fur patt'J{_\'
lu.CH. MASSEY BUSINESS COL.
LEGE._'_k_
WINDOW DRESS1NG?ONE OF THhl
leadlng professions of the day; a
cltib will bo started undor the lean
orsUlp of an export; if you aro m
terdsted, address LEWIS, care V, O.
Box 843, Rlchmond, Va._ .
IJuart 'tHHanteH.
VliUNLi GENTLEMAN W.1SIIES BOA D,
renldeneo wlth. a prlvato family;
torms moderate. Addrosa L 270, care
' TimaaiDlsDatch.
luttfon &ate_. VM& 53ap.
Hy ' Kd'Wiinl ,s.' Rnse Couipariy,'
Real BBtatd Auctloneers.
Dci
IMMISSIONBUS' AUCTION SALE
OF A
CT OF LAND CONTAINING 22
JRES. WITH A SMALL FRAME
VVELLINO THEREON,- ABOIJ T
5VEN MtLEfl NORTH OV RICH
OND AND NEAR THB BROOK
.'RNI'IKE
v virtue or the below mentloned
ee, wo t Hl ""ll i,v au-tlon ln front:
ii" Henrlco Circuit court bouse, on,
Ml INDAY, THE 2tST HAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1910, nr
12 o'clock .M . the pro'iortv located! nt
ibove. Tne steady rlse In the value j
iand In thls growing section con-1
ih ua ln the toilet tli.it any one \c .
;haslng tiiiB fact will In the near ?ai
ire reallzo a good prollt therefrom. I
BRMS: One-tblrd ln cash'; the rcsi
In slx .ind twelve months. and tO
jvldencrerl by noteo of the purchaser!
purchaser.-*. with 6 per cent. per.
urn added i'nd the title to the prop
i io be retalned untll the whole;
clia-ie in.>v. v shall have heen paid
.?....-. _yam e dlrected by tho IJ
rt. ..?_? for all cash, at the optlon ol wei
purchaser. ' ; one
ALBERT o. BOSCHEN, : was
L O. WIENDENBURG, in I
Special CommlP.,'">ner8. . aftt
DWABD S. ROSE COMPANY-, ; Imp
Auctiohecrs. ] arcl
- : tom
tho Clrcull Court of H'nrlco connty:. mai
. H. SVlnfroy, who su?.*,, vs. Charles jpts
Nunnallv, ndniinlstrator, et als. : t,_i
pecre of November 4. 1910. ? the
hc bond rf'i'iired of the special v
imtir.ion<r* by this decree has been aR0
SAMUEL P WADDILL. Clerk j J\llI
fovemhcr IG. 1910._ ; of
By Pollard & Bagby. ! la 1
_ I a c
AUCTION SALE ' ?J
OF ; rl'nj
MALL HOME ON CHURCH HILL, by
tra
arr
res
36 North 33d Street
_ 1 be
y wlll sell at auction, on the prem- nnj
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21ST. ??'
4:30 P. M-. the above mentloned slx ,a,;
un house. Property ln thls locallty U]1
rapidlv improvlniy. and thla is a good
mce for B man of small means to'
: a home. owner leavlng town. } .
CBRMS: Beasy, announced at sale. i '"'
POLLARD & BAGBY. j ??\
Auctloeem. , '
_: : hat
uctlon &at-_,_l_/utt?re ^a^& | pn01
Bv Pollard _ Bagby. i poi
- . do:
COMMISSIONER'S 3ALE he
OF ! lo
, pa
I. 111S NORTH TWENTY-SEVENTH' thl
STREET. A NEAT, DETACHED ?n
30USE, CONTAINING SIX ROOMS; j Kt!
LOT TitlRTY (30) BY ONE HUN- L,',
3RED AND FORTY (110j FEET. | vl<
- | Im
ln' e::ecutlon of a decree of thc pr
:,r. Court of the city of Rich- hy
>nd, Va., entered November 17, 191". ..,.
th" stilt of Mabel Hi Ducsbuery et ___e
vs. Geo. E, Gornto et nl. I wlll sell
publii.- auction, on the promlses. on ( ni
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1910, wl
4-30 o'clock, the above mentloned] wl
operiv. The house i.s in fair condl- ; fr
>n anel the lot is extra nice one. i ?J
TERMS: One-tiiird cash and balance ' Kl
two equal Instalments at slx and >??
olve monthi after date. wtth inter- Hi
t, etc. or all cash, at the optlon of to
rchaser. JOHN B; WELSH, i.
Su.cial Commlssloner ta
__ th
1 certifv that the bond requlred <A ^c
ie ?-:.-cial comni!s>loncr h_s been j l?f
ily given.
an i:ei>, 'T\voCm"'niRki:"i:NKrK- |?
, . ed rooma, with bath: private bath '?'
preferred; must bo ner.,- lirst-rl <s ln
bo rdlng house and In'gooa neign- ,
borhood. Address P. O. Box btl
___;
&oon_> for _Acnt.
____ i lo
rRNISHED^ ROOMS, NEWLY FUR
nlshed; 51.S0 per week to $4; cen?
tral. THE WELLINGTON. 914 East
Clay Street._
SVERAL ROOMS AT 317 EAST
Franklin. __.
iSlufceUaiuoiUu.
'HEREVER AC1IE OTl PAIN IS LO
cat^d?stlffness and soreness of rous
cles or Joints?rub ln Frayser'e
Great Nerve anu Bone Llnlment. and
the pain disappcars; the greatest all
round llnlment in use for man ar.d
beast: trv it?don't suffer?here is
the right he'.p: 25c bottles. at drug?
glsts'. _
MATTRESSES.
AVE YOUR MATTRESSES HEMADE
now sanltary methods used; reliable I ?
work. SYDNOR _ HUNDLEY, '.11 i ,
East Broad Street. Madison. 22l>4. | |
SHOE REt'AlRING. ' f.
?C HALF SOLE MEN'S SHOES; | =
ludies'. 60c; children's. 10c _nd up; j C
every pair sewed. DREW'S ELEC- , *
TR_C SHOE FACTORY', 71C East I
Maln. Phone Monroe 26o7._
?INE UPHOLSTERING AND MAT
TltlCSSES
TJRNITURE REPAIRED AND UP
holstered; mattresses made over Ilke
new; furniture and china packed
and rhipped. JACOB UMLAUF.
132G West Broad. Phone 3292.
iKeetmgs.
btiice or the Secretary,
Richmond, Va., November 1, 1910. I j
OT1CK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I T
the annual meeting of tlio stock- j r
holdors of the Washington South- i
ernc Rallwav Company wlll be
he'd at Its offlcs, in tlie city of h
Richmond, Va., on MONDAY'. the 21st j r
day of November, 1910, at 12 o'clock [ I
noon. r
The stock transfer books wlll be i
closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Frlday, No- I t
vember 11, 1910. and reopened at 10
o'clock A. M. Tuesday, Nbvember 22.
1910.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
^Rlchmond, Frodericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company,
Ollice of tho Secretary.
Rlchmocd; Va., November 1, 1910.
IOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stoekhold?
ers of tho Rlchmond, Frederlcksburg
and Potomac Rallroad Cornpany wlll
bo hold at ItB ofllce, in the clty of
Richmond, Va? on MONDAY, tlie 2lst
duy of November. 1910, at 11 o'clock
A. M.
The stock transfer books will ba
closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Frlday, No?
vember 11, 1910, and reopened at 10
o'clook A. M. Tuesday, November 22.
1910.
NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
Rlchmond, Frederlcksburg aml
Potomao and Rlchmond and
Petersburs: Railroad Connec- ,
tlon Company.
Ofllce of tho Secretary,
Rlchmond, Vs? N-uvjimber 5, 1910.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tho annual meeting of the stoekhold?
ers oC the Rlchmond, Frederlcksburg
and Potomac nnd Rlchmond and l'e
tersburs Rallroad Connectlon Cotn
pany Wlll be held at Its ofllce, ln the
cltv of Richmond, Va., on MONDAY',
THE 21ST DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1910, at 10:80 o'clook A. M.
Tho stook -transfer books wlll he
closod at 3 o'clock P. M. Saturday.
Novembor 12, 1910, and reopened at
10 o'clook A. M. Tuesday, Novom?
ber 22, 1910. ?
W. D. DUKE,
Secretary.
^_ _ ^_ _.;_. -?'
TUe Valentme Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dolly trom 10 A M. .0 ? V. M.
Aflmlsslou 26a Frsc ou Uaturdaya
ounccrl by Cardinal < libbons,
I Ic Draws Automatic
Pistdl.
IS BADLY WANTED
to Have Made Haul on
irgcd Check of Newport
News Bank.
[Srieclai to.The Tltnea-Dlispai ti |
iltlinore, Md., Nove.nlj**i -.('. -iIiiiih' .
t aged thlrty-elgh t, alleged to bo
of tlie famous torgers of America,
captured here yesterday attlred
lie earl) of a Catholli prlest, and,
r he had boen denou.i as an
.stor l>y Cardinal Qlbbons ln tlie
lepiscopai residence, the man at
pted to Kill lilnwlf wlth an auto- '
Ic revolver loaded wlth steel bul- !
West trled to kill hlmaelf whlle '
idlng beforc the captoln's desk In '
Central Pollce statlon.
cut ls the man who several weeks
escaped the authorltloa of Lynch- ?
. and Petersburg. Checks on banks
mghout Virginia and other States
tho East were fourtd on hlm, He
eld liere on tho chargi o (orglng .
leok for $3,200 on the banking ilrm i
;ram, Parl3 & Co., of Washlngton, ;
C.i also obtuining a $600 diamond
- from Galt _: Co. In Washlngton i
means of a bogus check He was |
:ked through tho streets here and I
?sted on a street car. When ar- ;
.ed lie coolly suggeated thal he
taken to the resldence of Cardl
Glbbons for ldentificatlon.
ito tho red parlor of tho cardinal's
10 went thc supposed prlest, wlth
lollcenian behlnd hlm. A mlnute
?r Cardinal Qlbbons flushcd. "Take '
; man from here, offlcer," com
ided the cardinal. "He ls an Itn
tor, he is not h prlest, nnd look
i up lf you wlll." Cardinal Olb
18 biide them go.
Vhlle talking to the cardlna] thr
ul of West was flngerlng the auto
tic gun in his pocket Inr.idc the
ice station antl whito being search
V.'est pulled the weapon from his
ket and tlred the .shot. Half a j Kl"j,
en policemen grabbed tlie man as j ? '
fell to the floor. and he was taken i "
the Me'rcy Hospltal ln the auto- *Sul
rol. Tho bullet had just grazed in
i flesh over tho heart. Tlie pris- | att
ir was returned to the Central
tlon for a prellminary hearlng.
tt the hearlng was Colonei J. D.
tlo, of thr* postal Inspector's ser
e: Major Hooton. of the local postal
pectors, and Detectlves Howlett and
ttt, of Washington. West la wanted
tlie government ofllcials for for
?y of money orders throughout tlie
Dc
Ba
Ho
da;
tio
foi
plt
Da
inf
lat
st.
,Vest came to Baltimore Friday | Cn
?ht from Boston, where lie lias a i .
re and four children. He took hls j
fe from Washlngton to the Nortli- *?
i city about two montiis ago. West j "
known under tlie allases of llenry ea
lowlson. lleutehant-commander U. _. i sp
Frank Bennett and Paul West. I ci
: never had a partner and ls known * W
have worked alont* in check for- I ...
ries whlch he operated. Wesi oli- I
ned the money in Washington froni J*
b banking flrm of Cram, Parls ii I to
by offering a coshler's check | in
rged on the Powell Trust Company, ai
Newport News, Va. He also ton- j
red a check drawn on the same J ,,.
nk to the jewelry finn. West be- ,
me known to i.io police of Wash
gton ten years ago, when he was
uglit and acntenood to a govern
snt prison. ile is a tlnn-looklng
in, wlth dark hair and complexion. j
d has a military bearing. und Is j
;!! posted on naval affalrs, Whlle !
.ked up at the Central Statlon, West i
Pi
Miller Manufacturing Co., Inc.
South Richmond, Va.,
Sash, Doors and Blinds
MILL WORK.
Contractors and builders should
lave our prices and estimates when
iguring on any kind of building con
itruction.
LtLmun __>ai?S, _vu.urej_. a_i__
~~" __ft__s_5_____T "sale
OF
? 3-4 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR
LESS. NEAR TO AND IMMEDIATE
LY NORTH OF THE TOWN OF
ASHLAND, VA., ON P_ , F. & P. XX. XX.
The improvements thereon conslst of;
new two-story twolve-room frame
>sldence, Wlth modern Improvements;
new barn. ->s.rrlag_ houso, chlcken
ouse, ivooa tiouse, ciairy liouse, spa
ious new concrete. cn-w barn and a
.vo-room franio tenant house. Thls
; a very desirable acreage -iroperty
ith bright prospecU, anu affords a
ue opportunity to all persons want
lg a good investment.
Tu execut'on of a deod of trust. dated
tay 6, 191H, recorded in Deod Book h'.i.
age 79, Hanover county clerk's otllce,
will, at tlio request of the henaflcla
es therein, default havlng been maile
t the payment ot a portlon of tlie !n
ebteilncss thereby secured, sell at
uctlon, on the prernlses, on
TUESDAT. NOVEMBER 22, 1910,
t 3 o'clock P, M?' the real estate dc
cribed ln said deed.
TERMS: Cash.
STO. l_WALL .1. DOSWELL,
Trustee.
AUCTION SALE.
1AVING DISFOSED OF MY FARM,
SITUATED ON THE WARWICK
ROAD, ABOUT THREE MILES
FROM MANCHKSTBR. 1 WILL SELL
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
WEDNKSDAV. NOVEMBER 23, 1910,
11 my live stock, _0nsl9tl.\3 of four
.rood 'mares, ono colt, slx months old;
Ive head mllch cows, flvo yeiirling
lelt'ers, two bulls, slxteen broed sows,
wo boar S, three barrows, slxteen
hoats, slxty -chickens, slx colony of
iBBB, lend, corn and hay, all farmlng
n.ploment . Sale promptly at 10
I'clock.
TERMS; Mado day.of sale.
XV. if. BUMGARPNKR.
By A. c. ?Harman.
, AUCTIQN SALE
OF A
.IVE-ROOM FRAME DWELLING, NO
US SOUTH BELVIDERE STREET,
AND AN UN1MPROVED LOT FRONT?
ING 0. . -"BET Uv/ A DEPTH OF
150 FE10T TO AN ALLEY, ON Tlll.i
WEST SIDE OF BELVIDERE
STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND
CANAL STREETS,
Al tlie request of tha owner, I wlll
offer tlio above desertbod property at
publlc auctlon, on the pramixea,
WEDNESDAY, ..OV1.MBER _;in,
at .('30 X',' M, Thls property Ih central?
ly located, thu dwelllng Is a steady
rente_ Hio' large lot ls uduilrubly _u
uatu'l for u garage, coal, luniiier yard
or to eroot tlii'oe dwelllng liouaes, Tiio
houso and lot wlll bo sold -_pa.itt.ly.
TERMS; Easy und anu.uua.U at nale.
A, C. HARMAN, Auctlonoor.
&
_8ng of E_.t?rB.'s.2
iccept-od by the Mothers
f Amcrioa as the one and
uiy cxternal prcparation
itatpositivelyand quickly
1URES all forms of In
laramation or Congestion
uchas Pneuraonia,Group,
!ou?hg, Colds, Pleurisy.
Since Oowans Propar&tion hua
.?"..-) introriuccrl here it hns galned i
strong foot-hold in many ot our i
tst famliies whom I know nre giv- \
)g von Advertlsement right along j
rithout solicitation. lt alwtiyt
mkfsgood, Weidllng & Son,
fiffln, Ohio. Dniggista.
UY TO-DAY! HAVE IT Iti TIIE II8ME
All Drutdiota. SI. SOo. 25o.
G0WJU4 MEOICAICO.. DURHAM. N. C.
jjraaliid. sil fscniy nf?n<e< ty r??r Oucglsl
tfrt^^,-ivrJ_j___r_r-___:_:-_^^/^_c_?
Api
>d up hhi wlfo ln Boston nnd notl
her of hls arrest. He advlsed
to take tlie chlldren and go to
hington and Instructed h"r to keep
t. it was learncil here that W.est'a
i was a former Washington so
t woman.
fl \ v_l_9 r r i I US S-i r 11
not
Ing
at
Thl
dist
Wil
legates to Baptist General
Association Hears Ernest
Pleas.
[Sneclal to The Ttmes-DIsp
oanoke, Va.. November
itist General Association
la, now In session in thln
regular meeting to-d
a!"!i.l ?-OI
20.?Tho ! ,veI
of Vir- j iidd
clty, had j Sl
rhe usual
day school and preaching services
the various churches were largel>
:nded by the delegates and visitors.
inoke is a church-golng clty, and to
tho ilnn sunshlne and the aaaocla
1 swelled tho congrcgatlons. The
oiving Richmond pastors fllled pul
s hore to-day: Rev. Qeorge XV. Mc
niel. Rev. R. H. Pltt, Rev. B. C. Hen
. Rov, D. M. Ramsuy and Rev. By
d Knlght.
it 3 o'clock, at the First Baptist
.lrcli. a mass meeting ln tho Interest
State missions was held. The spcalt
wcre R. D. (Jarland and Rev. .1. T,
itts. The former. with hls uaual
'nestness and convlncing fervor,
>ke on the subject. "The Work of the
urch ln Evangellzlng." Rev. J. T.
itts spoke on "The Church ln Its
:>rk or Training." Mr. Watts ls a
uday school expert, and he pleaded
? tlie work ot" converslon, the train
_? of the converts for Bible study
il Chrlstlan work.
io far the association has throbbed
th Interest and enthuslasm. and thc
Dspect ls for a growth of Interest
the close of the meeting, whlch will
me Tuesday night.
Itrport of Treasurer.
8, A. Jacob. treasurer of the asso
.tion, made his reporl yesterday, and
:o the report of the commlttee on
? operation. The treusurer's report
ows an aggregate of contrlbutums
missions of J177.1S0.07. These ilg
es mean that thla past year wlll be
?morable for tho largest increase in
.'ts ever had. Tho Items of Increase
; as follows: State missions, $1,456.42;
nday school and colportage, $207.61:
?eign missions, $8,951.0,4; orphanage
989.62. The total increase ls $19,
8,41. The flgures for the several
ards are: State missions, $27,7Go.2u;
relgn missions. $65,605.10; home mls
ms, $28,840.07; Sunday school aml
lportage work. J4.443.28; education
ard $4,127.95; mtnlators' relief fund.
,536.25; orphanage, $31,027.79; ednca
>nal cummlsiilon, $465.08. The com
ttee on co-operation has been ln ex
enco many years. When tbJs com
itee began tta work there were hun
eds of churches in Virginla whlch
ive nothing to any of _ie boards.
ist year this number had been re
iced to elghty-slx.
Rev. C. H. Ryland, D. D., raised tlio
lestion as to whether the commltteo
co-operation might not now bo dis
ntinued. its work to be done by tho
oasurer. T. H. Ellett moved that u
mmltteo he appolnted to conslder
e wlsdom of havlng tho treasurer
ve hls whole time to this work. This
immiltteo was roctuested to report
so on the question raised by Dr. Ry
Report ?>f Eduentlon Board.
Lleutenant-Governor J. Taylor Elly
m read the elghtleth annual report
' the education board, whlch states
lat the board has now under Its care
'ty-ntiio mirristerlal students, as
_inst flfty-two at thls tlmo last year.
ight of tliese are at the Southern
aptist Theologlcal Semlnary and llfty
ne at Rlchmond College. Of this
umber. forty are old students antl
Ineteen are new. ,
Tlie average age of tho new matrlcu
ttes who are beneflclanles of the ertu
ltion board ls twenty-four years and
ire'e month::. The average age of the
enellciorlea uf iIh- education board is
t least slx years liiglier than lt ought
i bc aud is flve yeurs hlgher than the
verage age of other suidents who en
ired Richmond College for the Ilrst
Irne 'his year.
The collectlons for tno board during
lie yoar amounted to $4,127.95, whilst
he expenses were $5,691.68, and but
or the fact that a surplus had been
ccumulaied during the precedlng year.
he board would have been obllged to
eporl a detlelcney. Tho report de
lares that for soveral years ernp.no.ala
as iieon put upou the need of more
ien but we now need to put,it upon
,otli the need of money and men.
Tho need of efllclent. wcll-trulncd,
nlnlsters to carry on tho i'l'eat work
if tho kingdom ls becomlng moro,
larmlng. The need of the eduentlon,
ionrd was never more urgent than,
0w._ Churches ure needlng an edu
ated mlnistry allke in clty. town and
ountry. and even still more lirgontly
..eded'th forelgn llelds. The work ot
he education board ls to asslst young
nen who are called to preach the gos
lal ln ucciulrtng such mental develop
nei. and culturo as shall render them
?ore us.-ful in the work of tho mln
STh'c roport concludes wlth an cxpres
lioii of gratltudo for the cordlal sup
or given ihls work by the cluuv ma
u the PMt and earnestly invoklng
lioir continued co-operatlon
nat
one
rr>si
thc
Tw
tor:
tha
der
_
jiVterl_k othor prqfesialon.s
work
i IhQH
Tho conslduiatioii
ts opened b>' tho reud
- by
Iho orphanage AVftS
,'as ,
th! toleg-am'VrQni A. J, ChewnlnB. ot
Rlohmond rtnnouneed that tha will pt
,)(', Carptnier. of IMiflou I'orgu. who
died ti low days ago, made lt ffkCt oi
I10.Q0Q to the ori'hanase. 'Uie tui
no ncoment of thls greiit .glft gioatl>'
toichod the heart of tho assoclatlon.
ioin.mcnts Will Be An?
nouneed at Session
To-Day.
Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1
nston-Salem, N. C, November 20.?
0 appolntments of tlie preachers
ie Western North Carolina Confor
aro completed, and aro ready tc
nnounced when the remainder ol
conference buslness has been
sactod. All tho buslness that re
ia uullnishcd ls the reports of sev
boards and committees and
tnswerlng of tho statlstlcal nilnuti
tlons. Tlie appolntments are al
i subject to change liy the blshop
cablnot nt the last mlnute, but.lt
ot probable that many changes
hose of thelr conference wlll bo
c between now and the hour of
urnment.
ie law of tho Methodist Episcopal
?ch, South, now requires that n
op mako no appolntment wlthout
knowledge of tho presidlng elders,
constltuto his cabinet. Blshop
ilrix announeed before tho closo of
sesslon yesterday that he saw no
on why the appolntments should
be read at tho c-lose of the morn
sesslon on Monday, and certalnly
hc afternoon session of that day.
conforence now includes twelve
icts instead of eleven, tho North
tesboro dlstrlct havlng flnally been
?ovod by Blshop Hendrlx and the
net. Tho new district was formed
i a part of the Mt. Airy dlstrlct.
from the board of mlsslons lt wlll
Ive nn oppropriation of $500, to bo
led to the salary of the presidlng
r.
a result of the formation of thla dis- |
changes wlll ba necessary In tho ap
tmenta nov/ constitutlng lhe Salisbury :
Wlnston-Salem dlstrlcts, and sorne ol I
s on tho former wlll be placod on th? j
r dlstrlct.
riiiB thc sesslon yesterday tho call of tho !
itleth questlon waa completed, and thi |
?actnra of ?II the preachers wore pass- |
and thoy submitted thelr replles.
p. presidlng elders all reported an ad
*e ln the Intorests or thc church. nl. |
igh on acoount of different causes th? .
iclal claims of some of lhe dlstrlcts
i not fully met. Successful meetingt
! reported on every dlstrlct, wlth large ;
tlons to tha membershlp ot tho church. i
itcjvlllo and Henilnrsonvtlle wero nom.1- ]
?J as the placo for holding *>he confer
? next year. Both placc? wero ably rop
nted, and tho contest in the cholco was
closost ln the history of tho conference.
? v-otes were neceaaary before a satlflfac
declllon was reached. nnd it was found.
Statesvlllo had won by three votoa. tho
standing DD for Statcsvllle, 06 for Hen
lonvllle.
irlng hls dlscourse on thc sub
ni 'The Broken l-'rlcndahlp ot faul nnd
nalxis," und when cmpliaslzlne tho
ha that men can dtffcr widely In opln
and yet both bo slncere, tho blshop
1 to thc conference, "You aro aU Calvln
wh<*n you pray and Armlnlan when you
ich, and th> same is true ot Presbyterlan
ichers. There is not one of them who is j
an Armlnlan when he preaehos and not
Icthodlst who Ib not a Calvinist when he
vs."
ho conference heard thc addresses from
.-. E. H. Rawiings. D. D., and one on thc
ilveraary of the board of mlsslona in the
nlng.
he conference gavo to foreign mlsslons
a year .13,3-12.10. and to domestlc mla
m, $12.41.8:.
*he cnngresatlona of almost nll the
jrehes In thla clty to-day heard sermons
ilch were preached by members of the
?stern North Carolina Conference. Cen
vary Church. where the conference ls
Ing" held, waa crowded at the four aer
:es held there. Tho nrst of theso servlces
s tho conference love feast. whlch began
0:8(1 this morning. Rev. J. W. Wheclcr,
charlotte, one of the oldest members of
! conference, having been a mlnlster for
y-tlve years. nnd Rev. R. M. Iloyle, pre
ing elder of the Morganlon Dlstrlct, con
etcd thl.1 aervlce. Bixhop Eugeno R. Iten
x preached at 11 o'clock, thc theme of
: sermon belng "Tho .Satistled Cliriat."
linco the aession of the conference held
vear ago ln Hlckory. four. proi.chers who
rc members of thln conference have dled?
v .(. N. Ituggina, Rev. R. O. Barrett,
v. n. F. ('lireitzberg nnd Rev. T. B.
iliey. This afternoon thc conference
Ited In a memorial serviee, and tributes
ro pald to lhe membera who had died,
written memoira and In vcrbal oxpros
llshop Hendrlx ordained elght travellng
?achers nnd ono local preacher as dea
is at the closo of hla sermon thla morn.
- This evenlng, In Burkhold Church, as
ted by severul other miniaters. ho or
Ined tbe name number of travellng aud
?ni preachers aa elders.
\ number of roporta are yet to he read. i
d the intimatlon has reached the con- j
rence that the hoard of inisalona will rec- ;
unend that the assessment for foreign ;
d domestlc mlsslons, which amounted to |
.30*1 last year, be increased by $10,000. II !
is"be true, lt wlll most llkely provoko j
s.uaslon. which mny bc both anlraated 1
id prolongcd. The report of tho board j
educatlon Is also looked for wlth spe
al lnterest, on account of the fact that 1
i increase ln thc assessment Is also ex- i
?cted lo he recommended.
Tho conference acems more sntisficd ovoi |
ithlng that has been done at this sesslon
inn the providing of a more deftnlto means
? surport for lhe children's home in the
ises-ment, whlch wlll be placed on the
Hiference. amountlng to 10 per cent. ot
ie saiarles of tho pastors. wlth llfth Sun
ay collectlons from tho Sunday schools
Rev T V. Marr. D. D., has been elected
, au'e-eed Rov. G. II. Detwller, D. I ., as
hairman of the board of trustees of tha
om- and Rev. H. K. Boyer has been elected
member of the board in the place of
T. Detwller.
iRANT-S CO..IPI-IMENT
TO COl-ONEIi MOSBY)
rSD-Clal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Washlngton, D. C, Novomber 20.?
lolonel -Hmn S. Mosby, who ls soon to J
?o North on a lecturing trlp, ls meet-;
ng Wlth many kind words from tho .
len of that section who were his foes
11 Uie bltter days ot the Clvll War. |
Dlsousslng tliis matter tlie Army and
Javy Registor says to-day:
'.!_ dlspatch from New Haven. Conm,
avs- *ln declinlng an invitation toat
end the reoeption to be glven ln thls
itv to Color.e! Mosby on December 6, i
leheral Fredorlck D. Grant wrote to
he local committee as follows: I sencl !
uy greatest thanks to you nnd youri
ommlttea for your lrtmi fnvitatlon,
yhlch I fully liopetl and expected to |
ccept, but because of proBSlng dutles I
ilnd. unexpectedly, that ll wlll bc lm-i
ioksUiIo t'or me to do so, much as l
vould have enjoved belng wlth you
m December 6 during that pleasant:
iooaalon ot your reception. I shoulu i
ilso have considered lt an ospecln ;
ileasuro and honov to meet Colonei i
Josby, and to hnve pald my respecs to
lim, "whom I havo always 00 much ad
nired. Colonei Mosby was one of tho
nost dlstlngulshed aud gallant ofllcers |
vho was on the side opposed to my
iwn dear father, Qenera __ U. 8. _rant.;
lurlng the great Clvll War; but he was
i brave aml splendid opponent. and
ifter that terrible slrlt'o was over Col-;
mcl MOSby accepted the situation and |
ivas ono of tllO flrat to help brlng about |
hat harmony between thc North?n_d |
south whloh now so happily exlsts. ? .11
feol for Colonei Mvsby, as did niv
father, wannest friendshlp an
ration. Wlth my highest res
Colonoi Mosby und yourself. and m>
renoatod regreta to you aud your com?
mittee tliat lt ls Imposslble for mo to
bo wlth you December tl, belie\_ me.
slncerely yours, Fredorlck D. Oraut.
p. II. Mell.
did m.v,:
,nd itclmi-,,
egards to ]
Cnrr?lloofh.
rS'poclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatcli.l
Charlottesvllle, Va., Novembor 20.?
Bernard .1. Carr. only son of L. J.
Carr of Kcswlck, and Ml_s 1 __itrlee
J. Hooth, eldest daughter ot Mrs.
Rate A. Booth, of thls clty. wero
marrled U1 st I'Vening nl. tlio lecluiy of
'Chrl-t I'.tiiscopal Cliiuvh, the Rov.
Harry B. _ee ofllclatlng. Mr. and Mrs.
Carr wlll leavo to-morrow nlglit for
Cinclnnatt, where they wlll mako thelr
home.
jfcarts
Wednesday
_tsts Until
Saturday
AT THE
Tair Grounds
xicnmon
*o_ ???
!t
Afiators
World's Greatest Aviator
America's Foremost Flyer
parrier
Europe's Speed Kings of
the Air
With His Great Biplane
Races, Contests,
EsMbitions
Every Afternoon
SPECIAL EVENTS
See the Famous
_______ ra vw]ifryCM**T7*^mnmm'namfl*
Admission to grotads,
50c.
Children, 25c.
Grandstand, 50c.
Boxes, $1.

The times dispatch. [volume], November 21, 1910, Page 7, Image 7
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The times dispatch. [volume], November 21, 1910, Page 7, Image 7 About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The times dispatch. [volume], November 21, 1910, Page 7, Image 7
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914