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Want Ad. Rates
r -
ONE CENT PER WORD
tvhon paid in advance. No Ad.
takon for less than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
Or charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
+fier 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON?
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 iot
r/?- WANT AO. MAN to call,
^ Hotft an? jFounb.
tofiT.' BI-n<:|[ OF KKYS AND smam..
Yalo lock, between ? Idlowood Park
und Gordon's Garage. April d. Finder
please return to 112 10. CIny._
wXSted, por ~v."s.~Crm'yT'a?Ck
bodied, unmarried men. between agca
of 18 und 36; cittzenH of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can apeak, read and write tha
English language. For Information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICIO. 820 Kast
Broad St., Richmond, Va.: 151 Sycamore
Rt.. Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia Build.
Ingr. Granby St.. Norfolk. Va,
AUTO SCHOOU^Oli?ESl, LARGEST
and beat-equipped and only real
practical nuto school In thin section.
Open day and night Urn year around.
Call and eeo for yourself. Our eai
islicd puplla nre our roforence3.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
r gig W. Broad Street._i_
iWANTED, at ONCE. TWO HARNESS:
makers: steady work: (mod wagon.
Rober men only. MILL RR & GLEA -
Sf)N. Newport News, Va.
IV ANTE~D. tw?" F1 It ST -1 'I t\ S S " V A bTm
band?, white or colored; best prit e
for right men. C. B, crow der.
N [nth Street itoaii. Ma ne heat er.
.WANTFI?. GOOD WHITE HA f hie i (.
Must be sober. Wage?, SI I a week.
MACK'S BARBER SHOP. Farmvllle.
\VANTED. ~a GOop .TOR PRINTER;
one that can conic wdl recommend?
ed; no drinking man need apply:
State what wagen will he expected:
Write to WADDIL.L PRINTING co.',
Danville, Va;
|WANTbd. A DOUBLBtENTRY BOOK?
keeper; one willing to help In a gen?
eral storo also. None hut a sober,
Competent, Industrious man need ap?
ply. State salary expected. A. I..
PITTS. Ar von la. Va.
.VANTKb. YOUNG, MEN IN PI F F ER -
etil towns to learn detectives busi?
ness. Biir money made bv active
men. Work will not Interfere with
present employment. STANDARD DE?
TECT! VK BUREAU. Philadelphia.
Pa._ _
W A n ted! ex i' rr i en i !EI) RA R BE R
at No. lfi W. Broad Street.
[WANTED. A COUPLE NEAT, ENER
getlc .voting men for subscription
work: good proposition. Oil II Wi W.
LINCOLN; 2iC i". Marshall Street_
IWANTED. MAt IHINIST KOI t NIGHT
work. Must know about automobiles
and vulcanizing. Apply SlO West
? Broad._ _
S3X PERI ENGE D I'? A K bR w .\N TE P AT
once; must give references. Address
A fiOT, care Times - Plvpat eh._
x&ttuation? U'?laru?u. ami.
\:;ntei?7 posit ion by young man
Id oflii.e; at present, .?int.loyed. but
would like to make a .hange. AI
I tt-n?grapher. Rest >f references, a
r>0>. core Times*Dispatch:
[WANTED, BY Y?UNG MAN. WITH
experience, position as assistant
bookkeeper; Balnry ho objection.
Can furnish At reference. Address
.1 50ii cute Times-Dispatch. _
C?- -??--? - ?-?
?)elp (HElanteo, Jfemaie.
iwanted."*at?3?6 w. FRAN KLIN ST..
first-class butler. None need apply
but thosn with first-class recommen?
dations._I
[WANTED. A COM PETENT H?USE
kecpei*! good reference required,
Apply at once. f.L'l Seminary Ave..
Ginler Park. Phone No, :;iiT-.l Mad?
ison'. _ _ _
^Y A NT ED. AN" EX PERI ENC Eft COOK
(middle-aged preferred); must have
best reference.-;. Wages. Slf>. Anply
between L' and I o'clock Saturday.
20ft West Franklin Street. _
i
[WANTED, an EXPERIENCED fit?
ter: one who thoroughly understands
fitting tailored suits-; permanent po?
sition to competent party. Apply,
with references. MILLER & R ho ads.
i
*W ANTE P. A NURSE AT -1823 WEST
Grace Street." Mtist have refcrenc
6A LESWOM EN. EXPERIENCED i 'N
cloaks and suits; steady position,
good salary. THE FREED CO., 311
^ E. Broad.
a 1 ,TK R AT I ON H A N PS. E XI' I ". R I E NC E O
oh aha is an<l skirt:?. THE FREED
'"OMi'ANY. 311 East Broad.
e=-."*"'.'"...?. - ?-? ??*? ?
?bttuatioh? ?f?anteb, jjTemale.
ARTIST : OF "ABILITY ' A N P EX PE
riehee desires position In college or
as supervisor art. city public schools.
Address ??ARTIST." care Times-DIs.
l.Htrh _
#fVlp, -ftlale ano female.
,\YANT ED, I: ESO 1 vf \ IOT EL 1 IE L p':
spring salesmen, salesladies (gooi
snlarles). lumbermen (foremen, ^iw
yers, inspectors!. housekeepers,
PIEDMONT EM PLO YM ENT A(I EN C Y.
Durham. N. C
err--v--..-^. - -.j.
fttttiattpniS; ^prpft(f?ftonal.
lan A. B. GRADUATE OF RANDOLPH
Macon Women's Colle**e. experienced
teacher, desires position iti liigli
school, session 1911-12. Departmental
work and music. Good salary re-.J
qiitre.d, Address A 503, care Times
Pispatch. _ _uLL.uit.j--..
iAtncNTs wAN'i'in>. --$r>Ti) $2n pee
day, selling our automobile specialty,
Send for free pnrtlcUfai'S to-day. THE
S. L. s. MERCHANDISING CO.. Spring
Grove, Pn _
U ...'.*. [ .' "??."""""??"??
Coal au? "(Moob. ,
Long s wood :s exaoti-Tt like aQG
good, dry. healing wood?it lasts, and I
your work goes on smoother. IPs
coal makes ashes after It burns.,
' Madison 1060 and 1070. _|
* HICKORY STOVE WOOD.
JDO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE i
best hickory wood In tho city cut 1
to stove lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411 Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
Automobiles; for rimle
ONE OF THE BEST LITTLE AUTO
mobiles in Richmond; hoon used four
weeks. On account of going N'ort'i
will sacrifice car. Can ho seen at
7io Fast Franklin SI foot.
cm A LM E US 30. K1V K-1 'A SSEN G El!
touring cur, fully equipped; cost new
$I,S50; will sell now for $700. Call
B? once. B. A. BLENNER. lfiOO W.
Broad SlroeL _njlono Madison SXS.
j.'OR. SA DE i dtlE A p." THE FOLLOW I NO
slightly used cars: One 15-30 Stoarfir.
(oy tontientt; , t w.o White gas carp,;
one Oakland 40.' Apply to W. W.
W1NGO, ICH W. Broad St. Phone
Madison SSK or 2S77-J.
pFt:?oual?f:
fiu MAN H AIR ti 011G H T AND sold
at HUGHES'S, 200 North Third
^_iSli?ceUancouEf.
SHOB HE P A IKINO ?P1COIA C?l V YOU
cut out this coupon and brink with
Bho?a before April 7. rebato of 20
eonts allowed. Man's half solos; 75
cent:*, rebut od to 56 bents: ladles.'. GO
cents, robnicd to 40 cents. Bvory
pair sowed wltli waxed ilax thread.
No nnlls. No pegs.' Float leather.
Royal rubber heels. 2fi cents. Tread
Air rubber heels. 40 cents. O'Sulll
vau rubber heels. 50 cents. DREW'S
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. 710 E.
_Main Street. _ _
RUBB E R rjOQpS RBPAIRBDfr-RU 13
ber boots, overshoes, raincoats re?
paired and altered: hot-water bafts,
syringes, etc. DREW'S ELECTRIC
!'RUBBER-FIX." 7IC E. Main Street,
l'hone Monroe 20t',7.
} JA S K BT .: AN1>?'?RA TT AN~ .WORKS, |;
321 N. FIFTH. PHONE MONROE 747.
Baby carriages made and repaired;
clia 1 raj;caned and resented. _
FINE UN HO I.ST E R ING1- AND MAT
T RESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up?
holstered; mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china paekod
and shipped JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
_3282. _
MAT T R K7T5b Biv
have YOUR MATTRESSES It EM AD b
now; sanitary methods used; rellablo
work. 8YDNOR & HUNDLEY, 711
East Broad Street Madison 3204.
^poultry, 3?ct ant) Utue ?>totk
FOR. SALE*! I-tTiBRE WILIj be a
fine blue Spanish lack at Jas. Las* i
Itter'? Btable, bonier of Nineteenth end
Franklin Streets. Richmond, Va,.. Frl
dny, April 7. Price. S.10Q. Ho is a
pood teaser and quick to serve; S
years old, It 1-^ hands high, quick,
active and a good breeder. Jf not
sobl will remain at Lasslter's stable
until April 1.1. This is a fine chance
to jgeI a good jack.
FOR" SA l,K. HAP. It I "7/ PLYMoLTH
Rock eggs for hatching: Ringlet
Strain: pens mated to produce tine,
vigorous hlrds; $1.50 her 15 eggs.
Also baby chirks for sale at jo to 15
cents cacti. Safe delivery guaran?
teed. Address If. A PARK POUL
TRY YARDS. Victoria. Va._
FOR SALE. ONE BAY SHETLAND
|>oriy mitre, three years obi. broke, to
ride; has been driven very litt 1? :
perfectly gentle: weight about, three
hundred (.:00i pounds: height 4n
Inches. . F. M. l;tLL|S. Wakelleld, Vfij
FOB SALE; CO LU MB LAN W.YAN
dotto eggs, l ?"> for fl: .'.<> for $1.50.
At head of pen Is a full brother to
Mr. i*,?-o if; Moss's premium cook,
Burk's Garden. Va URAVEL HILL
TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM; H
F. I). No. 1. Glen Allen j \
HO RS ES \V A N T E D? 1 -A Rt 1B. SOU N1)
horses, under eight years, suitable fof
Ice wagons; must pass veterinary
examination as to soundness and ngo.
CRYSTAL ICE COM PAN Y. Richmond,
Va.
2BantcD.
W A*n"t"e !>. ON E" SETJ^^dXhAND
hearse, in Rood condition, cheap. f.
i; WEST, .lit, <dd Church, Va._
B e c O n d-h and :machiNery of
of every descrlptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 R.
Cary St. Phone 'ladlsnn 3526.
W?NTEP. TO BU Y FOIX t ASi'.. HOUSE,
hold Roods In any quantity. Phon?
Madtsop 3851.
LiARGE~ST A Nr1 BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles in millinery; suits,
dresses, nil kinds of ready-maide trnr
mc-nts for ladles, misses and chil?
dren: alterations free. Small ex?
penses means a saving for vou Also,
a line of pattern hats for the trade.'
MP.S. JULIUS BE A P., 1423 E. Main
St re et.
The Richmond C'namber of Commerce"
Richmond. Va.. March 2S. l&n.
THE RIGHT llEl.Vi.l RESERVED TO
anticipate the payment and to call !
for presentation for payment of tho
third mortgage t] per cent, uojd bonds
of tho Richmond Chamber of Com?
merce by tt notice published for 31)
days in a morning newspaper publish?
ed in the city of Richmond; and that
after the date fixed for payment by
said notice all Interest siiall cease pn
said l)onds; notice is hereby given
that sr,ld bonds will be paid APRIL
2S, l!Hl. on presentation at the office
of the chamber, which will then be
located at Room 311. Mutual Rulid-?;
ing. Richmond. Va.
THE RICHMOND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. I
_ Bv ?* A. DUN LOP. Secretary. I
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SCHOOL.
NOTICE IS Ii ERB Y GIVEN TO C?N
traetors and builders that scaled pro?
posals will bo received by .1.
CAREER. Chairman, for the School
Board of Danville. Va., until April
*_? I st. 1011. at 2:30 P. M.. for the fur
nishlng of material and labor and
erecting nnd completing a brick
school building. II rooms and audl
tu riumi
Plans and specifications can be
obtained from pcttit ?- Cave, Archi?
tects, Herman Building, Danville, Va.
The School Board reserves the
right to accept any nr reject any or
all proposals tendered.
SPRING ?.'.LEANING.
CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
in your home, on the door: no bother
taking up or moving; anything. Will
call and give estimate if you send
address to "VACUUM CLEAN Bit
BOYS;" 15 E. Marshall. Phone Mon?
roe 204S-J. Wo are salesmen for
hand and electric cleaners, from Slf>
to!$125._
WANTED. THE TUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHN KB RROS. Jewelers. 912
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange
nnd REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold nnd sil?
ver always taken In exchange._
Meetings.
a genera l meeting of th e mem -
; hers of the Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire on RuihUngs of tho State
of Virginia will be hold at the ofllce
of the Society on MONDAY. April
17. It'll, at 1 I'. M.
EDWIN A. PALMER.
Principal Atr'mt.
THE R ECU I .A I f ANN I "A L ~M i-; ET ING
of tlie stockholders of the Albemarle
Paper Manufacturing Company will
ho hold in the board room of the
Business Men's Club, Tenth and Main
Streets, Richmond. Va., on TH?RS
DAY, April 13- IP II. at 11 o'clock A.
M. ARTHUR F. ROBERTS?N,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond, Va.. April 4. 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Prison Association of Virginia for
the transaction of business will he
hold at No. 301 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va.. TUESDAY. April 18.
[ 1911, at S:15 P. M.
Ry order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
^ealcb ^ropo-sals.
P. S. ENGlNBEtii OFFICE, ?20 SEVEN
teonth Street, N. w., Washington. D.
('.. April .">. IIHL- Sealed proposals
for furnishing and delivering' 200
tons, more or less, special iron cant?
ing* lind bolts will be received here
until 12 M. APRIL 27k 1011. nnd then
publicly opened. Information on ap?
plication. W. C. LANG F ITT, Llou
i onrin t - t 'olotiol. Krg^ltvfeers.
blooms fov Bent,
sTl E. CLAY--CLEAN. NEWLY FUR
I nislied hnll room; bath: plume.
[nTCBLY FURNISHED ROOM. VTR
I glnia Building, for gentleman: tele?
phone, hath, hot and cold water. Ad
| dress B 581; earo Times-Dispatch
FOR RENT. FURNISHED. SMALli
I front room; all conveniences. 215
! East Grace. _
j FOR.<.RENTi":jNICE FRONT ROOM>FOR
three or four gentlemen. Apply
1 502 1-2 n. Fifth Street
What flower?
ANSWER TO YKSTKHt>AV'S iT7.ZI.Bi
Catamount,
jr'oc ?sale
GROCERIES?CASH TALKING: DUN
lop flour, per sack. .11c.; Gold Medal
flour," per stick, 42c; leaf lard, pound,
12 l-2c: water-ground meal, peck,
25c.; sugar-cured ham, per pound.
17c, California ham, pound. 13 l-2c;
IrlHh potatoes. 20c. peck, per bushel.
75c; good coffee, pound, 20c*; balance
of our stock same; rute. AUGUST
GROCERY CO.. CU and 613 East
Mashall._' 1jh one Madison 4?0C-1-32.
FOR SALE, NATIONAL CASH REGIS;
ter. Dayton platform computing
scale. delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO., 611 and G13
East Marshall Street. Madisorj
phone_4506-1232._\_.
FOR WAGONS" GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS.. 615 Brook Avenue._
ON E IR ON S A FE~N GOOD CONDI -
tiori; Apply at Room 707. American
National Rank Rullding.
RADIATORS ANT? B?YlERS FOR
steam or hot water heating plants;
trood as hew._I_. BLUFORP ^ CO.
A LARGE STUCK OF BUGGIES. SUR
reys and runabouts. High-class and
low prices; also delivery and farm
wagons. TIIOK. II. DUKE & CO..
804 Brook Avenue;
W E 11 A V K 11A RG A INS 1N : SECON D :
hand wagons and buggies. These
are vehicles thut were taken in ex?
change, and must be sold at a sac?
rifice to make room for new spring
stoclt coming in. The price is from
$15 to *'><>. A. MEYERS SONS.
FOR SALE. CLEAN STOCK OF GRU
e< ri?.'S end rent of large store: gced
stand; Wesc End. a 49-, care Tlmes
Plspatch._?_
FOR SALE. FIVE SHARES STOCK OF
the Main Street Bank at Sf.7 ner
share. Address E 795. care Times
Dispatch. _ _____ _____ _
FOR.SALE, PONY, BUGGY, CART AND
harness. 2300 Floyd Avenue.
FOR SALE, MACHINERY FOR* GAR-}
age or general work at a bargain;
10-foot pond lathe, Cincinnati shapor.
Barnes drlllprcss, all 20-inch; ftve
horsepower General Electric motor;
all nearly new nnd in prime condi?
tion. Shafting, pulleys, belts, Emory
Stand and cut-off saw. MAXWELL'
MAi '11 INK SHOP. Roanoke. Va._
W E 1 f A V E 11E C EIV E l)" A FULL ST O C K
of Columbus famous buggies, the
best buggy for the money in the
world. If you want n good vehicle,
try <>no. they will suit you. Cash
or credit. A. MEYER'S SONS, 7.U
East Cary, Agents for the Col?hib?s
_Buggy Co._
7.11 East Ciry Street.
NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK YOUR
lawnmower over. Wo have the onlv
sharpener south of Philadelphia thut
will sharper It with a guarantee to
cut like new. JOE BI CK- E R ST A F F.
_I_S 11 East Ma 1 n_
POSTCARD PHOTOGRAPHS?VIEWS
along the proposed railroad through
the Northern Neck; beautiful pic?
tures: 5(ie. per dozen. ALBERT D.
WARNER; Warsaw. Va._
FOR SALE; A COMPLETE DIGTA
phone ontllt. manufactured by Amer?
ican Grn'phaphone Co and Columbia
Phonogriph Co., Geri'L, consisting
of one each type a. & B. Dictaphone
machines. No. 3117-2164: one hand
shaVing machine and 20 cylinders.
The machines were bought new in
December, 101 0; are In perfect con?
dition; have been hardly used at
all. and will l"% sold cheap. Apply
to W L. YOUNG. Petersburg. Va.
iveal C?tate toi ?feale.
FOR SA LR "t >R R ENT, H<>T EI, SOUTH
ern, account death proprietor. Nice
place: good putronago. V. A. DOW
LING, Southern Railroad, Boydton.
Va._
FOR S?LE. 671 ACRES OF FARM
Luid and timber: 2,500,000 feet saw?
mill timber. 10 Inches and up on the
stump: 2,000 cords pine wood under
10 itiches on stump: also oak. poplar
and gum. suitable for saw timber,
railroad ties nnd nulp wood. This
tract is convenient to railroad: low
freight rates to deep water. Good
soil for growing grains, grasses, pea?
nuts and trucking. Price, $10.000. II
J. AR RI NGT< >N CO.. f'laremont. Va.
SEVERAL SUBURBAN HOMES Di?
rect from owner: cash or easy terms
Address .1 iiPO. care Tiine?-Dispatch.
BROAD Sl'REET STORK B A I. GAIN.?
A Broad Street store in a fine neigh?
borhood for a confectionery; no com?
petition; can be bought on very easy
terms: 2Sxl30. $7.250. Re tiuick.
A MOS .v POIXDEXTER. 11,10 E. Ma lib
YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF CON
cefn. Be sure to see us before vou
buy. D. N. WALKER &. CO.. Real
Estate and Insurance. No. 1 Mutual
Buildln_r.
-&eal SSiate for ^nt._
SJX-ROOV. HOUSE. DANCE STREET,
also Barton Heights; low reift; all
conveniences. Phone Madison 1?.12-J.
IF YOlMt PROPERTY? IS VACANT
now. or is going to be inter on. hu
.?uro to _rivo us a memorandum of it.
D. N. WALKER & CO.. Real Estate
and Insurance, No. 1. Mutual Rulid-J
inir
3&eal estate 'ctglantcc.
WANTED. SMALL COUNTRY PLACE
ti?e to twenty acres, six or seven
room house, within three inl'es of
lh" city, and within one -li'le ?.i
tjclley or railway station. Give lo?
cation, full description ml lowest
cash rHce. A 40?. cat_ Times-Dis
pnP li
?___________
&oom? Wlanttb.
WANTED. TO RENT ONE UNFUR
nlshed room south of Broad Street.'
rentrallv located. C 6IG. care TlmeSr
Dlspa t Ch_._
_riaw -orient.
FOR BENT. FROMMAY l TO OCTO
ber 1, furnished first-floor flat; pri?
vate entrance, with porch: three
bedrooms nnd servant's room. Ref?
erences. D">?<! Park Avenue. Phono
Madison 76i:,.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING FLAT
for hernia nent tenant. 7 N. Sixth.
FOR RENTi A NEATLY FURNISHED
flat for several months, or longer
if necessary. Phone Madison 6603.
_Sr.ms CTantefc.
WANTED. FURNISHED APARTMENT
of two or three rooms; private bath;
cafe service K 67S, care Tlmea
DLspatch.) .mmam.<__i.__,?,.
^3oavb titHnnteo.
WANT T "E iV.'^'u N KU R NI SI I El) ) ROOM
with board for couple; also hall
room for one young l3dy. A 467. care
Tlmes-Dlt-pa tcb.. _
A SETTLED LADY WANTS BOARD
with a refined private family; morn
with private bath. References ex
[ changed. K 67'J, cure ThUiiS-Dlspatcb.
jBu?me?sf ?pportumtfe?.
VvANTnprT\vTr?ft ti'ihi'?r'a 1 itVVT
ciulty salesmen for a now am) ud
to-d.de account cabinet, great im?
provement on other systems and
never before offered. Lloernl com?
mission. Address MACHEN ac?
count CABINET CO.. 533 Thirty
second Street. Norfolh. Va._
jBoaroinrr.
MRa^OHAST^K^ lT? EAST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining- room, oocning on Sec?
ond Street Meals by dnv or week.
WANTED. ?BO?R D E R S Ft) R LA RO E.
desirable rooms._2"0 E. Oraco Street.
PLEASANT ROOMS; HOME COM
forts. with board. 410 West Oraco
Street.
bankrupt iloticeg._
NtOTICtT'TjF ~F-RS-fT' '^VEr5f 1NO "OF
CREDITORS.
In the mutter of ) No 1017.
jerome p. TtlNSTALL. , In
* Bankrupt. ) Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK the
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of JEROME! P. TUN
STALL, of Centralla, in tho county
of Chesterfield and district afore?
said? Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
4th day of April. A. D. 1911. the sajd
jerome p. TUNSTA ll was duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the ilrst
meeting of bis creditors will be held
in my office, Booms Nos. 502 and S03,
American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va.. on the 17TU DAY OK
April, a. p. ion. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the
Bald creditors may attend, prove their
claim:-, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus?
iness as may properly come before said
meeting.
1 tp OS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Apr 11 6. 1911._
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of 1 No. 1006.
JOHN B. CULPEPER, - Jn
Bankrupt. I Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors, of JOHN B. ?V"L
PEPBR, of Richmond, in the county
of Henrlco and district aforesaid ?
Bankrupt:
Notice js hereby given that on the 2 Ith
day of Februar v. A. P. 1911. the said
JOHN B. CULPEPER was duly ad?
judicated bankrupt, and that the tirst
meeting of his creditors will be held
in my office. Rooms Nos. R02 and So:'..
American National Bank Building.
Richmond. Va., on the 17TH PAY OF
APRIL. A. I). 1011. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other busi?
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
_Aprll_6. mil.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of ) No 1016
ROBERT SAHNOW, { in
Bankrupt. ) Bankrutcv.
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT OK THE
UNITED STATES, FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of ROBERT SAHNOW,
of Richmond* In the county of Hen?
rlco, and district aforesaid--Bank
ru pt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
4th day of April. A. D. 1911, the
said ROBERT SAHNOW was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of his creditors will be
held in my office. Rooms Nos. Soil! and
803, American National Bank Building.
Richmond. Va.. on the isTH DAY OK
APRIL. A. P. 1911, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a. trustee, ex?
amine the bankrupt, and transact stich
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
_April ft, 1911._^_
NOTICE OK FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of / >'o 1015
BLAIR GLASS MKG. I Tt,
CO.. INC. \ tJ ,
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of BLAIR GLASS MKG.
CO.. INC.. of Richmond. In the county
of Henrlco and district aforesaid ?
Bn n k ru pt ?
Notice is hereby given thnt on the
3d day of April. A. D. 1911. the said
BLAIR GLASS MFG. CO.. INC.. was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of its creditors will
be held in my office. Rooms Kos. 802
and 803. American National Bank Build?
ing. Richmond, Va.. on Hie 17TII DAY
OF APRIL. A. D. 1911. lit 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at which time tho
S-. id creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex?
amine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly como
before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
April 6. 1911._
i?klj00l?L
Special Summer Law Course.
University of Virginia.
One hundred lectures on Rights,
Wrongs, Remedies. Evidence, Equity
and Real Property, from July first to
September first: Foe, forty-five dollars.
Apply to
JAMES B. GREEN.
Law Instructor.
University of Virginia: va.
Atlantic Citp &esort?
Virginia Avenue Near Steel Pier. Atlantic City, N. 1. |
Fire-proof. Large sun parlor. Rooms with pri* j
vntobnth. Horm with running water. Elevator to I
street level. M?iern in every particular. $10, $12'
and HI up weekly. Special apring rates on appli?
cation. Booklet. O. ii. PA INTER.
ISLES WORTH,
On tlte ocean front Virginia Ave. Moat cen-|
tval location. Cap. ;>f?. Fresh and sea water
in all baths; sun parlors, elevator. barste |
rooms, southern exposure, et.-. Orchestra.
(American or European plan. Special Amerl-j
jean plan. $|!J?0 up weekly. Always open.]
Auto at train. Rooki. t.
WM. iiYMAN. Pr.->p.
FRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
Table il'Hote Dinner? Saturday
and Sunday evening.!, U to U o'clock,
??'?J..10 each.
Richmond, Va.
The moat magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms slngla
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate, $1.50 vor dxy aud upwerd.
Suction?alcfif? JEW? 5aajt?.
By .Ifinips 'if. Crcnshaw,
Real Estate Agent.
600 East Mnln Street.
AUCTION RALE.
AT 4 P. M.i SATURDAY. APRIL S. 1011.
?hat large, old-fashioned dwelling on
Wood Street. Chelsea Hill. Built of
splendid material. To be removed.
TRUMS; Cash.
JAMES H. CREN SHAW,
_A not ionenr.
RELIABLE AUCTION HOUSE.
Public Auction Sale of
Household
j Goods
Slightly used Carpets. Rugs, beautl
ful Upright Piano, Organ. Showcases.
Desks, etc. to be sold
SATURDAY MORNING AT 10:30.
at our salesroom.
j RELIABLE AUCTION HOUSE.
Auctioneers.
_ 312 E. Broad St..
By Charles A. Rose Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
6 North Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Desirable Small Farm
WITH DWELLING THEREON. IN
VARINA DISTRICT. HEN RICO
COUNT V. NEAR GEE ND ALE.
Under decree of the Circuit Court
Henrlco county. entered March 31,
1911-, in tho suit of James B. Hare, etc,
vs. Jacob M; Hare and others. I shall
Offer for rale at public auction. In front
of Ilrnrloo county courthouse, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 8,
at 12 M..
a very desirable small farm In Henrlco
county, on the Longhrldgo Road, near
Glendale. and containing 44 acres, more
or less with a dwelling thereon. This
is the farm on which Charles C. Hare
resides.
TERMS: One-third cash, and balance
in two equal Instalments at six and
twelve months.
THOS*. W. GARDNER,
Special Commissioner.
The bond required of the commis?
sioner in the above entitled cause has
been duly given.
_S. P. WAP PILL. Clerk.
By Epps, Epps & Co. and Edward S.
Roso Co.,
Beal Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OK
HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN BARTON HEIGHTS,
COMPRISING THOSE TWO HAND?
SOME DWELLINGS, NOS. 900 AND
904 LAMB AVENUE AND DOVE
STREET.
At the request of the owner we w'll
sell by auction. uponvthe premises, on
SATURDAY. THE STH DAY OK APRIL.
1911, at 5 o'clock P. M..
the above properties, both of which
are roomy. Electric light, hot air heat,
nice baths, stable on each lot; in fact,
thoroughly equipped, and can Justly be
styled ?"Home. Sweet -Home." Each
lot has a frontage of 57x 125 feet to an
alley. If you are In quest of a homo
where nature's best tonic abounds?
pure water and bracing air?fall not to
attend this sale.
TERMS: Inviting, nnd to be an?
nounced at time of sale.
EPPS. EPPS <fc CO., and
EDWARD S. ROSE CO.,
Auctioneers.
?uettpn" ??le?r & Sture ~3Bajt>&
By" P?llanf"B*agby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustee's Auction Sale
of Large Frame Dwel?
ling,
No. 2424, formerly 2420,
Floyd Ave., between Elm
and- Cedar Sts. Garage
in Rear
In execution of a deed of trust dated
October 16. 1909, nnd recorded in
clerk's office of Richmond Chancery
Court. D. B. 203 C. ?>. 410. default hav?
ing been made in payment of the debt
therein secured. 1 will sell by auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 11, 1911,
AT 5:30 P. Mi,
the above-mentioned dwelling of about
ten rooms, hot water heat and other
modern improvements. Lot 30x125 feet
to alley.
TERMS: Cash.
H. R, POLDARD. JR..
Trustee.
N. B. While the terms require cash,
a loan of $3,000 will be made on tho
property for two years._
By Sutten & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
. COM MI SSI ONER'S AUCTION SALE.
OK
DETACHER TWO-STORY AND BASE?
MENT BRICK AND FRAME
DWELLING. SITUATED ON THE
EAST SIDE OF PINE. BETWEEN
CUMBERLAND AND BEVERLY
STREETS. DESIGNATED AS NO. 221
SOUTH IM NE STREET;
Tn execution of a certain decree of
the Richmond Chancery Court, entered
November 23, I9i>7. in the suit of Faii
nio I, Blunt vs. Oscar 11. Blunl's ad?
ministrator et als., as special commis?
sioner appointed thereby, l shall pro?
ceed to sell at auction; upon the prem?
ises, on
\V El) N ES DA Y. APRIL 12; 1911,
at 5:30 o'clock P. M.,
the above described property.
The dwelling Is two-story and base
ment: contains seven rooms, with
huth room, latrobe stove, etc.. all in
good 'O der. The lot fronts I bit ty feet,
and runs hack a depth of 115 feel to
a _oi foot alley.
This, property Is well located in an
improving locality, good neighborhood,
etc.. and would he desirable as a home
or for renting purposes.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance at
six, twelve and eighteen months for
negotiable notos, with ?> pet cent, in?
terest from day of sale, and the iltle
to be retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and a conveyance or?
dered by the court: or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
FRANK T. SI'TTON, JR.;
Special Co in nil ss ion er.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree of-the special com?
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 22d day
of April, 1910
Teste: OHAS. O. SAV1LLE,
_ Hoik.
&eal (ggrnte for &alt.
For vSale Privately
Two handsomely carved life sl/.e
White Italian Marble" Greyhounds. For
many years placed on each side of
steps to southern portico of ''Center
Hill," Petersburg; Va.. where they can
now he .,:een. Address
BANN1LL & HARRISON,
i Petersburg, Va.
Walls of Historie Structure May
Be Used in New
Building.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch 1
Willlamsburg. Va.. April 7.?Tem?
porary quarters for courthouse and
clerk's ofhee have been secured In the
old Willlamsburg Hotel building, and
Clerk Gcddy is attending to public
business. The regular April term of
the Circuit Court will convene next
Monday morning.
The walls of the historic courthouse
building, which was destroyed by tire
early Thursday morning, are still
standing, and are apparently in good
condition. The County Hoard of Su?
pervisors and tho City Council will
meet at an early date to take some
steps looking toward rebuilding. The
structure is owned by the city and
county, the former having a one-third
Interest and the county two-thirds. Tt
is more than likely that the old walls
will he used nnd the building restored
on the old site, but there are some
who favor an entirely new building,
a replica of the old structure:
The fireproof vault resisted the
flames, and the many valuable, county
and city records are safe. However, a
lot of old records of a purely his?
torical nature, belonging to the old
High Court of Chancery, were con?
sumed In the fire. These records ex?
tended hack to 17*r>, and were much
sought after by genealogists.
There was Insurance to the amount
of $r,,nno on the building in the
Phoenix of London. The only article
saved front the hunting building was
a small typewriter of no special value.
BAS KU ALT, SI A ON A TR FINED
FOll VIOLATINO SUNDAY LAW
.Special to The Times-Dispatch.1
Koanoke. Va.. April 7.? El more D.
Heins, president of the Ronnoko base
hall club and manager of the. Heins
Clear Company, was fined $." and re?
quired to civo bond in the sum of $500
for violation of the Sunday law by
selling merchandise. He appealed his
case. He was represented by President
Robert Williams, of the Virginia
League, who is also part owner of the
cigar com pa n y.
Ry Pollard & Bag by.
AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 507 North;
Twenty-Fifth St.,
Good, Detached, Eight
Room House.
We will sell at"auction, on the prom?
ises,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12.
at 5:30 P, M..
the above mentioned desirable de?
tached honte, containing about eight
rooms. Tho location Is excellent, and
the property must go, so come and
get a bargain.
POLLARD <fc BAGBY,
Auctioneers.
By Pollard & Bagby,'
Real Estate. Auctioneers.
Trustee's Auction Sale
of Brick Dwelling,
No. 201 1, on South
Side of Park Ave.,
i
Between Meadow and Row-j
land Streets.
In execution of a deed of trust dated
August IS. 1000. and recorded In clerk's
office of Richmond Chancery Court; D
r. 201 A. P. 33, default having been
made in payment of a portion of the
debt I hereby secured. I will sell by
nuction. on the premlses_ oh"
TUESDAY. APRIL 11. 1011.
at 5 o'clock P. M? the above-mentioned
nearly new dwelling; modern nnd up
to date.
TERMS: Cash.
II. R. POLL A R D. .TIL,
Trustee.
N. B. While the terms require cash,
we will make n loan on the property
of $3,500 for two years.
W nl r7 PlzzmT Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
723 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THE DESIRABLE DETACHED TWO
STORY NEW BRICK DWELLING.
NO. 3225 HANOVER STREET BE?
TWEEN CLEVELAND AND TILDEN
STREETS.
At tlie recpiest of the owner, who
has decided to sacrifice his house, wo
will offer for sale at public auction,
on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL r,, ion,
tit 5 P. M.,
the above property.
The house is a new detached brick
dwelling of eight rooms, will? hard?
wood floors, granolithic cellar, electric
lighted. press brick front. modern
plumbing, and a large granolithic
porch ex I end ing across the whole
front; all In elegant order and occu?
pied by a first-class tenant. The lot
Is 30x170.0 to an alley, with a private
alley oil the side.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
flic sale.
If you desire a new and up-to-date
homo in the West End, or :i splendid
investment in the most enhancing
neighborhood of the city, ho sure to
attend I his sale.
rin ac.-oiinl of Inclement weather,
fills sale is postponed until
TUESDAY. APRIL It, 1011.
at 5 P M.
WM p.. PIZZIN1 Co.
723 East Main Street.
i&eal vLS'tatf: tor &aiz.
F?R SALE.
A handsome
Large Lot
oil Cary Street, near Lombard.v. Room
for five or six tWdluni dwellings. This
is an opportunity to make a paying
investment, as this property can bo
bought at a low price. Owner anxious
to sell. Call for particulars.
C. L & II IDENOON.
SJI East Main St.
Glen Allen
With its liberal garden lots nnd pleas?
ant WOOdlautfs for colored people, Is
twenty minutes from Elba Station.
Tito commutation fare- Is twelve cents
_s?_ti_j#_.. u?.l ?'?..;:_... _svj. ".ivB*tsrr&
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY street's.*
OPEN 0 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Admission. 25c. fr&b ON SATURDAYS
Remarkable Christmas
Present.
Among tho ourlous Christmas pres*
?nto of this year will bo one lor a'manj
of national reputation, which hau been
all year in tho making. ->
Way laat January the present was
decided upon, and a friend of tho prom- ,
tncnt gentleman requested the Burrolltf
Press Clipping Bureau, of New Tork^ ~
to watoh every paper in America and,
to take up ovory item which appeared
concerning tho man.
The clipping bureau people followed
instructions, a^id now prosont tho his?
tory of one year In the life of this
especial man.
Tho history ends Just after election,
and the 20,642 nowopapor items found
include everything from a. three-line
editorial mention to full-page Illus?
trated stories. These have been mount?
ed on 3,200 groat sheots of Irlah linen
] paper and bound Into throe massiv?
j volumes.
At the head of eaoh item Is the name
and dato of paper clipped from, this
Information having been put In with a
book- typewriter. The words thus In?
serted amount to 153,852.
In actual time, a very strict record *
of which has been kopt. th? work has
(required sixty-four working days
throughout tho year, and has kept In
employment during that time thirty
people, as readers, clippers, sorters,
mounters and binders. Every newspa?
per of Importance Is represented. .
This Is merely a specimen of some of
the unique orders which get Into the
Burrelle Bureau, for the extent to
which clippings are used by Individuals
and by business concerns seems to be
remarkable.
There are many people In private as
well as In public life who need press
clippings and don't know It. It might
be well for them to look up this man
Burrelle. who Is said to be so well
known that a letter simply addressod
"Burrelle, New York," will reach hlrri
with no delay.
rMfffisiT
STITUTE TRAM
Thousands Hear Lectures Dur?
ing Trip of "College on
Wheels."
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.] . ;
South Boston, Va.. April 7.?The
Norfolk and Western Railway's "farm?
ers' special" arrived at Houston at 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Tho train
consisted of a special express car, two
passenger coaches littcd up as an au?
ditorium, and a combination diner and
sleeper, really forming a college on
wheels, which is to operate over the
railway's Shenandoah, Ronnoke, Dur?
ham and Norfolk division.
Yesterday the lectures were under
tho supervision of Dr. Shurbert. of the
Industrial department of the road, in
the absence of Mr. LeBaumo. Ho had
witl, him Commissioner Joiner, J, F.
Cordon, W. w. Sproul. H. I* Smith and
W. D. Vinn. The special was phieed
?>n, ii siding, and after lectures upon
the growth and cultivation of corn,
wheat, alfalfa and potatoes, the spec?
tators wero shown through the exhibi?
tion coaches, and given literature on
several subjects which had been under
discussion. Dr. Shurbert introduced
Commissioner K?lner, who discussed
In general cultivation and needs of
soil in the State and the importance ot
the intelligent farming, as carried on
in Europe, offering aid to all who
would write for information to tho
State Agricultural Department.
Mr. Cordon followed in an Instruc?
tive talk on growing of corn and tho
proper fertilization of the soil.
The raising of potntoes as a money
crop was next given attention by W.
W. Sproul. of Augusta county, whoso
success in this line made his Instruc-.
tlon va) liable:
Fruit growing and raising of alfalfa
wns gone Into by Mr. Smith and Mr. .
Vinn, both handling the subject very
ably.
The institute work will he concluded
on April 15, having commenced Feb?
ruary "7. On this division, covering
a space of about ten days. 10.000 peo?
ple have attended, the stops yesterday
being RUstbtlrg, Gladys, Brookneal 'and
Houston. The special will end its les?
sons of Instruction at Ford, on the
i Norfolk division; on Saturday week.
Surveying for llntlrond.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Gloucester, Va., April 7.?Engineers
have begun surveying In Gloucester
for the proposed railroad from Norfolk
to Washington, via Gloucester Point
and Fredeiicksburg.
WILL UNVEIL TABLETS
AT MAY TERM OF COURT
Eicht Will Be Notable tine nt Lan?
caster?C'nntntn UuMsells
Dangerously HI,
Lancaster, Va., April 7.?The cere?
mony of unveiling the tablet eontniem-.
orating the adoption of Richard Henry.
Lee's famous Leodstowh resolutions
prior to the Declaration of -ndopenrt
ence, which had boon set for tho. Ural
day of the approaching term of the
Circuit Court of Westmoreland county,
has been postponed till some time In
May. owing to Hie Inability of several
of the invited speakers to be present.
Judge Wright, through whoso efforts
these tablets have been procured, and
who has done so much to adorn tho
courthouse}-, in bis circuit with the
portraits of the worthies of this sec?
tion, is determined to make the occa?
sion one of great historic Interest and
value. It is expected that a number
of persons from Richmond, who are In?
terested in preserving the antiquities
and perpetuating the history of Vir?
ginia will he present on Otis occasion.
Mneranie Johnson, an aged colored
woman, living near Rohoboth Church,
in lighting her pipe several days ago.
set her clothes on lire and was so
badly burned that she died yesterday
from her Injuries.
Captain Isaac M Busselis, an old
and highly esteemed citizen of North?
umberland, is dangerously ill at hts
honte near Mils, tin the Ore.it wtco
inlco River. Several days ago a Xa?
vere case of blood-poisoning developed
in one of his legs, which had to be
amputated just below tho knee, lie is
seventy-three years old. and his recov?
ery la regarded as very douotiui. Ha
Is the father of Mrs. Henry liar wood;
of Richmond, who is now at his bed-,
side. Captain Busselis lias for years
beep largeiv engaged in the fisheries
business, being the owner of several
large fishing steamers.
La wsou-Ball Camp of Confederate
Veterans held Bs regular quarterly
meeting here yesterday, and appointed
B. If. B, liubbard, Thomas P. Towles,
Thomas B. Hurst and Thomas A. Plnck
ard as delegates to the annual reunion
of the General Grand Carnp of Con?
federate Veterans to be hem at--u
Rock. Ark., next month.
The special term of the Circuit Court
for Lancaster county. Judge T. R. B.
Wright presiding, which began her?
last Tuesday, ended to-day. A num?
ber of civil cuses, which could not,
tried at the regular term laot monsiv,
vr^ie disposed of.

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