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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD
Vrhen paid in advance. No Ad.
token lor less than TEN
CENTS. _
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
or charged at the counter.
Classification not guaranteed
efter 9:30 P. M.
FOR BUSINESS CON.
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 iot
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
?.o?t a:i? jfoun?.
li?st, (xx e~ lTu^'v-s i7?i/ulh-<'ase
Kohl ''v;|i. i?in attached. engraving
In im .Iis? date December !'">. 1901.
and leman's picture. Howard It'
rctur.j.ti to 7US Thirty-fourth Street,
or phone Monroe 2s3i.
NED .MARTIN, sun OK lT a. MARTIN. |
of Addition. Dlnwlddlc county. Vn,
left honte Sunday. April l':;. tigcd soy-]
entoen yours; ll'irlu complexion. I
hclKllt live feet fix Inches: 126 j
pounds: ?-."> will he paid by hlH father
:_for.- hla location.
Tost. hatiJ'hi'ay xitiiiT. between
S and :> o'clock. between Twciily-lltth
and (irtire untl Twonly-alxlh and
ilroad, lady's ?old watch. \Vith fob
UttacllCd, Initial.- on fob \V.
U. Reward if returned to MISS]
Ma'ROUETE ROTTO, JUT K. Grace
Street. _ _
i.osTV; gold Lotik y.fT s11xda v monx-1
Inc. between Pirat und Main and I
HIJuu Theiili'e Itotvord If relurin-d
to nil Weal C.'try Street.
fytip WimteU, malt.
COLORED mks BECOME CllAUF
feur8; easy ttrnis, day or night, j
SOUTHERN a'UTO SCHOOL. 41?
Brook Avenue.
iCATiV.ix A I. '.'\ I 'T'l SCHOOLS CORP.; 11
West Main; "Itiundcd on Honesty,'
V'Proapera "it Yi-rR." Enter mir ma?
chine shop lint become a practical
and uprtOrdnto iutotnoblle man. Payl
one-half down, Ilie balance when wo
place you !n a position, paying $1001
per moullh Dae or night Instruction.
Our course i? lollmltcd. Richmond's |
one practical Ichool. An uviatiob '
department._j__i
men wanted :c?lea un piajsi dixo. !
electricity, blckluylng in thrcj!
months. Pojiions' secured. Cata?
logue free. [GREAT EASTERN
TltADB SCHO L, Twenty-third and i
Sil t.. "mi Street;.] Philadelphia
r 111 x T HR W x T bd.?MAN Ft lit
country office ?.?anted at once; easy i
Job to hold do n, but not over to per j
week. Write r wire when you can
come .nid alii 4 lowest price; good i
town, and n waul a decent man |
KF.NBRIDOE PRINTING !'".. Ken-|
bridge, v.i. o. Virginian Itullway.
IibpiTbsbntX'; v'k shop, salesman".
with eslabllt-' d jobbing ?nd depart?
ment stoic ttflc in Virginia and ter
rlti'ry. to s?j lino Juliets, barefoot
sandal.-, slJpera. legglns, ovor
gaiters; cOinllBsion basis; state rcf- !
erencea; nlsJ yearly sales. Address'
KUPBltJN'ENftENT, 117 Kaat Ninety
third KtruotjCew York City.
!v??ntkd". iIpehiencbd hko'is
tcr< d Pharificlat; must have good
references. Write, giving full par
tlctilura. Pa bd. S. BO yd, Wlnchea
I'lr' _v "' ' 1_
COM?Rbd, r*:N. HEC<?mb CHAUF
fetira; raai it-iins. day or night.
SOUTHER! auto school. 413
ISrooIt Avfjue.
AVANT ed. M\n with mill TO LOG
and 8B.w lfr6o hundred thousand feet
of lumber/at Chester. Virginia. Ad?
dress t. 4 I.t'i'V, l'.r"dtiax, Va._
ILTh?va v*~-m?TiT : clb r K.a wanted.
average .'salary 11.100; alternate
week:; orf'Oth full payi preparation
free for coining nichtnond examina?
tions. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
Hept. 311 F. Hochester. x. JjT._
i\v A n'tb K M l.nr 'T'l" lb ai in B AI iber
trado: few weeks re<iulred; best
paving work within the reach of
poor men; wages from 112 to mo
Weekly. Booklet mailed free. GREAT?
er RICHMOND barber coll1cgf.
Richmond, Va.
WANTISD. FOR U. 3. ARMY, ABUK
bodlcd, ur.rn.irrled men, betwetn agea
of 18 and 3n; citizens of United Statea.
of good character add temperate hab?
its, who can speak; read and write the
Kngllsh language. For Information ap?
ply to niCClUHTTNG OFFICE. R20 East
Broad St., Richmond, Va,; 161 Sycamore
St.. retersburg, Va.. or Columbia Build.
Inc. Or.inby St., Norfolk. Va.
t?u ARE WANTED FOR OOVERNr
ernment position, }80 month. Write
for Hat of positions open. FRANK?
LIN' INSTITUTE, Dept. 317 F. Roches
tor. N. Y. _
&t!TO_ "stJIlOOL.-^?ClJESl. f,X~RGEST
and best-equipped nncl only real
practical auto school In this section.
Open day and night the year a round.
Call and cce for yourself. Our sat?
isfied pupils arc our references.
RICHMONO AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
91S W. Broad Street. ,
f-v i ._
?feituntiniTE! ^tHantcfc. iHnlc.
WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN with i
experience. position as assistant i
bookkeeper, or olllce work of some
kind. Can furnisn best reference. |
Address A fiti. care Tlinea-Olapatch.
REGISTERE?) ril?RMACrST.', DB
slres position: ebmpetent manager:]
careful prcscriptionlat: uulck sales-!
man: references. Address C 181. carei
Tl mes-Dlg-pn t cli.
1*R.ACTICAIj DRUGGIST WANTS I'ii.
Hltinn: 10 years.' experience; register?
ed In Tohneaaeo. Good reference. H ]
54 6, care Tlmea-plapatch,
T?iTxf ~?i AN OKSIRES; POSITK)N~ 1 .\ ]
hardwnro store; am solier. Industri?
ous, <iuirk to learn; no cigarette
smoker or baseball fan; reference,
present employer: stprt nt *.1 per
week. X. V. Z., 2S02 East Murshall!
Street.
^Sjelp ?3antcD, JFcmale. ^
I fWANTBD.' A WHITE PAX.TRT MAID I
at St. Luke's Hospital. lOnO w. Oraco
Street. Apply to the HOUSEKEEP?
er at hospital.
WTwTTEIi,-Wmlw~\VOAIAN TO aTT
slst in family small children: good
homo and satisfactory salary to com?
petent person: references exchanged.
MRS. CHARLES J. PARKER. Ra
lolgh. N, c._i
Wanted, at once, a fi7iTTt"clas3
white cook; German woman pre?
ferred. All while help employed;
good wages. Apply YOUNG WO?
man's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
V^SHfi!0?? ??nnJ^0? Jamale.
.WHOLE-AGED LADY WANTS 1) 1ST
j tlon to do house work in small '.'atn-l
I By': small wages; can give refer
I ences. For information, address H
\ 519, care Times-Dispatch,
0VANTED, GOOD OFFICE HELPERS,
I resort hotel help, clerks, stewards,
/ cashiers, waitresses, salesmen, salos
s Indloa, spring trade; lumberman.
'" PI KDMONT I0MPLO YMI5NT AGENCY,
/Durham. N. C.
/_L^&f^SZ&j^_
Largest and best assortment
/ of Ticwest. stylos In millinery, sulta,
( ilrepnos, all kinds of reatly-mado gar
\ monta for ladles, mlascs and chil?
dren; alterations freo. Small ex.
a lino of pattern hnta for tho trado.
pennea moana a saving for you. Also
MRS. JULIUS BEAR, 1123 E. Main
Street.
if?TiCM TO TEACHERS.?TEACHERS
wishing in apply for position* in tho
public schools of Augusta county for
the session 1011-1L' should have their
applications lu not Inter than May 8.
? 1911. Forward nil applications
to SUPERINTKNl>ENT P U HI.lt!
SCHOOLS of Augusta county, Ktaun
ton. Vlf.. :ltouto C.
TEACHERS, SOUTH ERN SCHOOLS
and colleges; all departments, grades;
principals hips, supcrin tendencies;
heavy demand: guaranteed service:
three agencies in one; oldest agency
.South. SI I Kit 11 JAN'S AGENCY.
Greenwood. H. C.
CALLS KOU TI:A CI I j ; I;H <'OM IN(; IN
on every mall; hundreds of excellent
positions listed. Write for free book?
let. DEPT. A, SOUTHKftN TEACH?
ERS' AGENCY. Columbia. S. C.
aaent? iy?lanteb.
ag knTs wanted, to sei?l new
show cards and mottoes. Send qUiir- j
tor for mi tuples und particulars.!
IjS?ij ivj x. l.onvltt Street: Chicago. I
AGENTS, |1S UAII.V, NEW COPY- '
righted neuro pictures: ".l"ius Hied
for Itoth.v -'Uchvonward." "B. t.
Washington" and others. Onlv negro |
pictures ever published. All negroes
buy; ::0<> per cent, profit. Humpies'
free. Portrait audits, the new Daisy I
portrait is a crackerjauk seller ;
Write us. people's PORTRAIT
CO.. 710 W. Madlaon St.. Chicago, j
?soltcttors an'o s^alpsmtn. > ;
AV A NT KU. SALESMAN CALLING ON
hardware and manufacturing trade;
salary or commission; ?Ivo full dc
t.'ills when replying; replies, treated
conlidentI.il. Address 11 518. cure;
Tltiiva.Dlspatclii
^?oarbmg.
FOR1 KKNT. WITH liOAltO. A LARGE. ?'
newly-furnished front room, for two I
gentlemen. 10 N. Fifth Street, corner
_East Franklin.
WANTKI <".~ b< >A I ll>ER FOR SKCON l> j
story front room, private bath. lOil
_Fast Grace. ' j
wanted, boarders for double i
rooms; also table boarders. 209 K.
11 race.
if 'i iii: cook is .sick, ?n vom auk
tired of housekeeping, try a montli
at HKNIiV CI.AY INN. Ashlanjl. Va.
MRS. CHAS.! K. BOWRR?. 116 I2AST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; largo, well-veil
tllatcd dining room, opening on Sen- ?
ond Street Meals by .lav or week.
i\cal (Estate for S5>ale.
FOB SA UK. BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home: all modern conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe. Hamp?
ton Roads; boating, bathing, llshlng:
largo lawn, shade trees: two minutes'
walk to car. For further information
address s. It; w., cjro Postmaster,
Buck roc, Va.
YOUR NEEDS ARK OMl CHIEF CON
cern. Be sure to sec us before vou
buy. U. N. WAI.KKP. & CO.. Real
restate and Insurance. No. l Mutual
Building.
Beal (C?tatc for Hcnt.
FOR KKNT ANU FOR SALE, IIANU
some ne-.v concrete residence on Frv
Spring lloid. near university; also j
adjoining loi, with concrete building'
material. MISS S . 1005 Wirtland St.. I
Charlottesvlllc, Va.
IF YOUR, PROPERTY IS VACANT1
now, or is going to lie later on, b>< |
sure to give us it memorandum of lt. i
I). N. W AUK KB & CO.. Real Katato
ond Insurance, No. 1, Mutual Build
Ing.
l\oonts for Bent
FOR RENT, FUP.XIS1IED ROOM ANU
two unfurnished, suitable for ollice;
central location <?<?- Bast Grace.
fob itiIntv^cick front Jtooii iFOR j
three or four Runtlcmcn. Apply
5021-2 N. Fifth Street_
FOR RENT.'TO ADULTS. THREE
rooms, second iloor. I5S0 Floyd Ave?
nue. _
FOifl RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, large and small. TIS East
Marshall._
two "bimuht CONNECTING rooms.
with use. of bath, phone; electric
lights. Apply -.''jo:! Park Avenue.
ZDveing; anb denning;
UYEING AND CUE AN I NO.
THE BEST I) V KING AND CLEAN
lng can be found at GILL'S. Suits
scoured and pressed, 75c. 325 North
Fifth. Phone 4SB2.
automobiles for ^>ale
SPECIAL BARGAIN, 1910 BU1CK.
model 10; can be used as runabout;
suitable for lady; perfect condition
guaranteed.1 AUTOMOBILE EX
CHANCE. 11 West .Main.
FOR SALE. MOTOR CAR, 20-1 foP.SK
powor. live-passenger, 1!M0 model.
Solid tire; complete and In best re
pair; reason for selling want larger I
car. Will sell very cheap or trade;
for real estate. Address I. Box No.
52. Black-stone, Vn._ _
SEIIA101 IT AUTOMOBILE: HAS BEEN
run less than 1.000 miles; original
cost as equipped. {Sift: price. $100:
can bo seen at GRASSBU ItGER'S, 20
North Twentieth Street. Address
DR. J. .1. l'URDY. -Mineral. Va._
SPEEDWELL. 1911: HUDSON. BUICK.
Chalmers, Boo, Wlnton. Franklin.
Crawford, K. M. F.. Thomas. Regal.
Parry. Autocar, 1911 Everett, slx
cylindor Qldsmohllc and many oth?
ers besides. Every car Is guaranteed
for one venr. AUTOMOBILE EX?
CHANGE, 221-223 Wesi Broad and 11
West .Main. Madison 5211.
?Manteb.
WANTED. TO BUY iron CASH. I1UUSE
hold goods In any qjautlty. t'hooe
Madison 3851._
S E CON D'-H AND MACHINERY OF
of every descriptlrn liought at full
value. CI^.\RKNCE COSBY. 1D23 E
Carv St. Phone 'JadNon 3526.
BTrf~r~K*Tt F?NT R ACT WANTED?
Would like to furnish itotel or bourd
lngr house twenty (20) pounds cream?
ery butter per week. Terms reason-,
able. .1. II. FITZGERALD. Bucking?
ham, Vn>_
LUMBER : WANTED: THE CUT OF I
small mills In this vicinity; pine and;
oak. E 50. care T'ines-Dispatch.,ut'JI
g>caleb proposals".
OFL'ICi: OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia, Washington.
D. C, April 27, 1911? Sealed pro?
posals will be received at this olfico
until 2 o'clock 1'. M? THURSDAY.
MAY 25, 1911. for furnishing the Dis?
trict government during the fiscal
year beginning duly 1, 1911. and
ending .funo 30, 1912. with granite
curbing. Form- of proposal, specili
cations, nnd necessary Information
mav be obtained upbn ? application to
the' Property Clerk. D. C. Room 320, f
District Bullding. CUNO H. RU?
DOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON. WIL?
LIAM V. JUDSON, Commissioners. I
D. O.
I Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Co.,
Office of tho Treasurer.
Wilmington, N. C, April 20, 1911.
I THE BOARD OF DIHECTOHS OF THE
Atlantic Const Lino Railroad Com?
pany has declared 2 per cent. Inter.
c-st on tho certificates of indebtedness
of that company, payable at Ihe office
of tho treasurer, lit Wilmington, N.
C, on and after MAY 1, 1911. Tho
transfer hooks are cloaed from tho
20th day of April. 1911, to the 1st
day of May. 1911. both incluelvo.
JAMES F. POST, Treasurer- )
DAILY PUZZLES:
What body of water?
iliVSW!;:il TO VK.S'I'KIIUAI'S l'V/.'/.t.K.
Prune.
Sot &alz.
PO it SaLiY, BY UOCHSCH1LD, Kol IN
Co.. 'i'.alliiuoie. Md.: Two 125
horsepowcr Heine aufoty water lub?
hollers, with llawley down drall fur?
naces anil gauge columns, complete,
wltii slfel smoke bi-fi?clllliK ami steel
smokestack: one il-lnch hy l-lneh h.v
6-Inch Snow holler feed |inmi>; one ii-,
Inch hy l-hu h by 6-lneh lllitKo holler ?
Teed i>tiin|>; one Burrows holler feed
regulator: two holler feed Injectors;
one feeil watet healer for S-lnch ex?
haust connections; two 5 l-2-lnch by
S-lnch by 7-liieli Knowlos vacuum
l?uiup,t. l'lOt.'HSCIl I l.lt. KoHN_& CD.
GiY?cY7riY:s?CASH TALKiNG: DUN:
lop Hour, per sack. 34c.: Cold Medal
flour, per sack, 42c; leaf lard, pound,
12 l-2c: water-ground tneul. peck,
2&c.; sugar-cured bam, t>er pound.
17c; California ham. pound. 13 l-2c;
Irish potatoes, 20c. peck, per bushel.
75c.; good coffee, pound, 20?; balance
of our stock same rate. AUGUST
GROCERY co.. Gl i and 613 East
Mashall. 'Phono M tdlson 4?06-1232.
FOR SALE. NATIONAL CASH ?KGIS
ter, Dayton platform computing
scale. delivery wagon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY CO.. Oil and 013
Eusl Marshall Street- Madison
phone iGUG-1232._
CHEAP; ALL, KINDS OF 8ECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JEF?
FERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1705 East
Main Street.
200 SONUS AND PIANO MUSIC. 10c.
ACME MUSIC CO., Onewa, Ja._
FOR SALE. FANCY A LB EM A RLE
pippins, 300 barrels, at {7 per barrel.
_DR. .1. B. BOYLE, Crozot, Va._
GET THE BEST, THAT IS 'I'll E B1CK
erstalf Tribune and Cleveland bicy?
cles. We have got the larcOBt bicy?
cle house In the country, and wo ad?
vertise It. JOE BICKERSTAFF, 1SU
East Main._
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS.. 615 Crook Avenue._
FOR- SALE; BAR ROOM IN WASI1
Ington, 1 >. C: located In centre of
business district; will be sold at a
very reasonable price. For particu?
lars, address C. A. SHEA. 613 Laboe.
N. \V.. Washington. D. C.
A LARGE; STOCK; OP. BUGGIES, SUR
reys and runabouts. High-class and
low prices: also delivers- and farm
wagons. THOS. II. DUKE & CO..
HQ I Brook A venue._
FOR SALE?THE GOOD OLD SUMMER
time bus arrived: good weather, good
roads, good times generally for horse
owners; good vehicles at popular
prices at our repository. A.' MEY?
ER'S HONS, 731 East Cary Street.
FOR SALE, HANDSOME RUBBER
tlred surrey, with pole and shafts:
one top buggy. J25: one rubber-tired
tunabout, 835; one rubber-tired
phaeton, newly painted; two grocery
wagons. $25 and $65. These Jobs
In good order and painted. A. MEY?
ER'S SONS. 731 E. Cary.
Notice*.
Armory Co. B. First Infantry,
Virginia Volunteers.
May 1. 1911.
ORDERS: THIS COMPANY WILL As?
semble at the armory at 1 P. M.
TO-DAY to attend the funeral of
CAPTAIN FRANK V. CUNNINGHAM.
Dress uniform will be worn.
WILLIAM A. STACK.
_Captain Coin n i a ml 1 n g.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: VVK
have Ibis 20th day of April, Hill,
made application In accordance with
the liitv for IhjJ registry of all quart,
pint. Iialf-plnt and gill bottles with
Richmond. Dairy Co. impressed In a
slightly depressed circle on the sido
<u each bottle. RICHMOND DAIRY
CO._;_
NOT I CK. TO MEMBERS CENTRAL
Beneliclnl and Social Society: The,
funeral of PRO. FRANK W. CUN?
NINGHAM will lake place MONDAY,
May 1. 3:30 i*. M.. at First Baptist
Church. Please attend.
_.1. I, DAVIS. Secretary.
W~YnTED. TinY^P??LIC TO KNOW
that JAHN KB BROS. Jewelers. 912
Easi Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS in THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and all
ver always taken In exchange.
Icing's sImi'ing"\vbbb makes a.
(|Ulck lire and good heat, because he
has kept it stored away. It Is per?
fectly dry and exactly what you need
at this season, when It la usually
hard to get dry wood at any price
Phone Madison 1069,_
HICKORY STOVB WOOD.
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood In the city cut
to stove lengths? You can get it
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY.
iKt?ccUaneou?:
SHOE REPAIRING.
75c UALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladies,; every pair sewed; heat leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub- I
ber heels, 26e: Tred-AIr rubber heels, |
10c; leather heels rebuilt like new. j
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phone
Monroe 2667.
FINE -UNH013TBRING ANT) MAT
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up?
holstered; mattresses made over like
new; furniture and china packed
and shipped. jacob umlauf. Phono
3292._
cleaning and pressing!
call la touches, monroe 2419.
when you want high-class cleaning,
_PresslnK. _etc._ _6 J>. Second StreeL
UPHOLSTERING AND, MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR *. HUND?
LEY. 711 b:ast. Broad. Madison 3204.
GENERAL . HOUSE CLEANING.
CARPET AN'D MATTING LAYING,
windows washed, screens cleaned and
put In. WILLIAM JOHNSON, 1109 N.
First, Monroe 3120. _ _
MATTttBSSElv
HAVE TOUR MATTRESSES RF.MADB
now; sanitary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, 111
East Broad StreoL Madlaon 3204.
WE PERSONALLY \\CONDUCI^fTrM
buyors to Virginia. List vour farm
with us. THE BOWK EMIGRATION
AGENCY. 108 S. Main St., Fond du
. Lac, Wisconsin.
Carolina Power and Light Com?
pany Takes Over Ralcigli
Plant.
(Special to The- Times.-Dispatch, j
Ralclgh, N. C. April 30,?It became,
known yesterday that the Caro?
lina l'owcr and Light Company, of this'
city, now the parent corporation of an !
aggregate of around $12,000,000 capital;,
has purchased tbo Standard Oas and.
Electric Company, many years IIa- 1
lelgh's source for gas for lights arid
cooking. l>etalls of the transaction
are not nta,de public. The Carolina
Light and Tower Company is develop?
ing now Hie famous Blewllt Kalla pow- \
er plant, to transmit current to Ra
lolgh, and distribute it from hero to
many points In this section r?r light
and power purposes. Tho corporation
owns the Raleigh street car system.
Warden 'I*. i\ Sales, of the State's
prison, did a heroic Illing last evening
on Faycttcvllle Street, when he threw
himself between a frantlCe hunnvvuy
horse nntl buggy and his family surrey.
In which were Mrs. Sales and olhei
members of hin family, thereby pre?
venting the. horae from dashing Into
tho vehicle, with most probable disas?
trous enect. Mr. Sales was himself
knocked down und painfully, but not
seriously hurl, lie certainly prevented |
most serious Injuries for the members (
of his family. The runaway was the]
property of Masters & A gee. mer?
chants.
The animal broke away from n hitch?
ing post In front of the stoic and
dashed down Faycttcvllle Street. He
ran Into a buggy occupied by N. It.
Broughton, who was thrown out anil
painfully Injured about his face
and body. Ills injuries are not thought
to be serious.
Mnn> Tnilll? I iTcmplcd.
The Corporation Commission
ompts twenty-one towns of 2,000 and
more Inhabitants on the Southern Rail?
way, eleven on tne Norfolk and South?
ern, and seven on the Atlantic Cons*.
Nine and five on the Seaboard .Mr bine
from tho requirement to maintain two
windows al stations, one for Issuing
mileage tickets to holders of mileage
hooks. The traveling men made the
fight before, the Legislature for rail?
roads to be required to pull mileage
I on trains, and the compromise for the
double window service In towns of
2.000 and more Inhabitants resulted,
with the proviso that the Corporation
Commission have authority to exempt
any towns where shown not to be
necessary. The exemptions follow:
Southern Railway?Albcmarlc, Bur?
lington. Concord, Gaatohla. Graham.
Henderson, Hickory. Kings Mountain.
Mnresvllle. Morganton, Ml. Airy. New?
ton. Oxford. Reldsville. Shelby. States
ville. Thomasvllle, Wayncsvlllc Lex?
ington. Gptdsboro, High Point.'
Norfolk and Southern?Bel haven,
Beaufort. Kdenton, Elizabeth City,
Greenville. Klnston, Morehead City,
Ncwbern. Plymouth, Wasklngtbn, Wil?
son.
Seahoard Air bine?Laurinburg, I.ln
cointon. Snnford. Shelby, Roeklngham,
Atlantic Coast Lino?Tatboro. Green?
ville, Washington, Plymouth, Solma,
Dumm, Kinston.
State Commissioner of Insurance
James R. Voting, being notified of the
sentence of George Judge In Baltimore
to six years In the penitentiary rot
burning, snys Judge was prosecuted
In this Sialo for burnings In Wilrnlnj
Meetings.
Headquarters,
Richmond Commandory, No. 2.
Knights Templnr,
Richmond. Vn? April 30, 1911.
SIR KNIGHTS:
Assemble at your asylum in ;
the Masonic Temple on MON?
DAY, May 1. nt 2:30 P. M? In
full dress of a Templar on foot, tu act
ns escort to Meridian Lodge, No 2S4.
A., P. & A. M., in paying tho last trib?
ute of respect to our deceased brother.
RIGHT EMINENT SIR F. W. CUN?
NINGHAM.
Members of the Commandory of St. I
Andrew, No. 13, and transient Sir'
Knights ure courteously invited to at-'
tend.
By order ol
J. .1. MATTERN,
Eminent Commander.
J. G. SEELINGER,
Captain-General.
Attest: W, M. WILLIAMS. Recorder.
Headquarters, Commanderv
of St. Andrew. No. 13. K. T.
XSPECIAL ORDER:
A called conclave of Comman-|
dery of St. Andrew. No. 13, K.
T., will be held at the Masonic I
Temple at 2:30 o'clock P. M.. THIS
MONDAY, to act ns escort to Meridian
Lodge. No. 281, A., F. & A. M.. In pay?
ing the last tribute of respect to RIGHT
EMINENT SIR FRANK W. CUNNING?
HAM.
By order of the Eminent Commander
L. B- SIEGFRIED.
Cnpinln-General
GEO. C. JEFFERSON,
_ _ Recorder._
A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF
Meridian Lodge. No. 28-1. A.. F.
A. M.i will be held In the Ma-I
sonic Temple THIS MONDAY, May 1. at
2:80 o'clock P. M? for the purpose oCl
paying the last tribute of respect toi
WORSHIPFUL FRANK W. CUNNING?
HAM.
Master Masons In good standing aro|
finternally Invited to attend.
By order of the Worshipful Mnstcr.
CI1AS. A. NESB1T,
_ _ _ _Secrotary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THEiLOT|
owners In Hollywood Cemetery Com?
pany will be held In the offices of tho
company. Nos. 321-2 American Na-I
I tonal Bank Building, on TUESDAY'.
.May 9, 1911, lit 5 o'clock P. M.
W. S. STREET,
I, *_ Secretary and Treasurer.
THE / REGULA It! ANN! JAJ, MR ET T NO
of the atockholders of the Baugh
man Stationery Company will bo held
In the office, of tho i-ompnnv, lL'oT
East Main Street, Richmond, Vn..
i WEDNESDAY, May 10. 1911, at 12
o'clock.
JAMES S. FRANCIS,
Secretary.
M ECU AN ICS AN 1.1 MERCIIA N TS BANK.
Manchester. Va.?A meeting of tltol
stockholders of this bank Is called I
for MAY 2. 1911. at 12 o'clock, at I
tho bank, 913 Hull Streot, to con?
sider an Increase of tho capital slock
to $100,000.
By order of the Board of Directors
J. TL PATTF.SON. C'ishler.
jSe^nal?"._
SPRING ?.?Ln.'ANlNG.
[CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly and cheaply
in your homo, on the Moor: no bother
taking up or moving anything. Will
cull and give cstlmnto If you send
address to "VACUUM CLEANER
ROYS," 16 E. Marshall. > Phone Mon?
roe 2048-J'. Wo arc salesmen for
hand und electric cleaners, from $15
to $125._
$5 WILL BUY A PURE "IMPORTED
linen tablecloth, two yards square,
|i designs of holly, rose, flour de II*
and satin stripe, hordered all around,
with twelve twenty-inch napkins 10
match; oxpross charges prepaid.
MACKINAW LINEN COMPANY, 200
Fifth Avenue, New York City._
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT" AND SOLD
St HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
ton fthil IVocky Mount, and Hint ho
'seemed to havo ii mania for starting
I flros Just to see (ho Uro department
Irtish out to light nie. in Rocky Mount j
Judge organized n lire department In
in mWl .settlement and tHoll started tlrca
i now and again Just to give his lire
j men practice,
Slate Geologist Joseph Hyde Pratt
iSi: s there Is such a large and Increas?
ing demand for highway engineer-)
I pouring In to hint that it Is absolutely
'i-.iposslblc for hint lo anything 'Ike
(licet the demands, ami that they a - ?
coming from every quarter of th?
j State. Many counties are clamor'hg
'foe engineers to devote their whole
lime to the work In the county, and
others want temporary service in tile
j way of making the preliminary sur
; vcys Olid giving suggestions as to
'routes. Calls are com'ng from coun?
ties In tho line of the proposed gr":it
ficiilral highway?Unaufort to the Ten?
nessee line?also from the counties
Interested in the Wilmington to Char?
lotte highway, ami then from numer?
ous counties Interested In the road
building generally within their terri?
tory. Especially pressing requests
I come from Itobosun, Itrunswlck, I'm
I sytil and Cherokee, lie says the coun?
ty authorities ere realizing more than
j over the necessity of this expert engl
I Heering assistance In road building that
Is to ho economical an<i lasting.
Iteporl to tirnuil Lodge.
The grand secretary or ihc North
Carolina Grand Lodge' of Odd-Fellows
has roll ml od up his report for tho an?
nual session of the grand lodge In
Wlnston-Salcm. beginning May !>. and
finds that the value of properly of the
Subordinate lodges has Increased from
$103,725 to $239. IIS during the past
'decade. In addition, there Is the splen?
did property of the grand lodge in the
orphanage at Gnldsbnro. valued nt
$100,ooo, and that Is now caring for
ifiti homeless ? children, at an annual
cost of about $15.000. The grand sec?
retary says the order in this State
has observed n rigid watch over the
islanding of members, nnd has elimin?
ated members to the extent that. In
spite of the addition of 1,016 new mem?
bers by Initiation and 26fi received by
card and 3SS reinstated, the totnl mem?
bership In the Stale shows a loss of
'J!i0. He says, though, that since, the
new year the gain is decided, 4S0 mem?
bers having been ndded the past three
months. The nine new lodgeK insti?
tuted the pnjtl vollr worc Ht itndforrt,
Hoke county; Paulson. Cleveland coun?
ty: Pork Creek. Wlikoa county; Ola,
11 ay wood county; Saw Mill. Caldwoll
county: Hoono'i) Ford, Yancey county:
Oval. Asho county; Moxley. Wllken
county; Broadway, l^eu county: White
Oak Mills. Greensboro, nnd Walnut
Cove. There have been suspended
lodges reinstated at Clayton and Eden
ton. The order paid out lust year for
relief $L,5.G9G. compared with $112 051
ten years ago. The grand master Is
Frank Haokett. of North Wllkeshoro.
and the grand secretary is B. H. Wood
dell, nnd assistant grand sccretarv. j
D, Berry.
loriIer'sTeat
sold ?i profit
Syndicate Which Bought It Said
to Have Disposed of It to
"Interests"
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.1
Chicago. April 30.?The activities of
the Helm commllteo in probing nllcged
bribery 'n connection with tho elec?
tion of Senntor Lorlmer to-day brought
out three unexpected developments.
It nppears that there is a New York
contribution to the alleged SiAO.Otio
bribery Jackpot which the committeo
has not yet been able to reach be?
cause of the State boundary limit to
Its powers of subpoena. '
The committee has reason to hellevo
that the Lorlmer scat was sold "over
I again" nnd that certain collectors de?
clared a hnndsnmc personal dividend
' on the deal. According to a SijrlJig
I field man, who is close to the Helm
committee, that body, through Its in?
vestigations, Is satisfied that the entire
fund tised In the Interests of the Junior
Senntor did not come from Illinois
sources. It has traced one large, con?
tribution to the Inner official circle of
one of the largest trusts this country
I has ever known, but an far has failed
to nnd the Illinois connecting link Hint
would turn the Information to compe?
tent evidence.
The general officers of the trust In
question nil make their headquarters In
New York City, nnd those who are
supposed to have guilty knowledge
have seemingly mnde it a point to
keep out of the Stnte since the Helm
committee wont Into nellnn.
This Is said to have been tho reason
why several important conferences
have been held in a neighboring city,
safely on the Indlnnn side of (he line.
Instead of in Chicago, the natural
meeting place.
An Interesting phase of Hin alleged
bribery matter, which has not yet oomo
to public attention .is Hint more money
was actually rnisi>d among tne com?
binations of capital Interested In tariff
manipulation than was actually spent
nt Sprlngllnld. In other words, tho Holm
committee ims renson to believe that
the seat of Mr. T.orlmer was bought for
a certain price and "sold" to the inter?
ests nt a much higher figure.
N. C. WnttH III.
[Special to The Tlmea-Dlspnlch 1
Slannlon. Vn., April 30.?N. P. Watts,
president of the Staunt.>n Muliinl Tele?
phone Company. Hie Newport News
company, and other telephone lines, is
111 with' appendicitis, and an operation
may be necessary.
Hotel Proprietor Bound Over.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch. 1
Htaunton, Vs.. April 30.?I. S. Cratg,
proprietor of Hotel Augusta, who was
fined in Police Court some time ago for
selling elder at hi* hotel containing
I an excess of alcohol, was before
Culled Stales commissioner this af
I ternoon on the snme charge, nnd held
! in $500 bail to answer at court In Hnr
I rlsonhurg.
Surften ?aleg &}Mkc^J&W&
By 'Ponnrd^ei^BagTvyT
AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1 835 Carrington Street,
Consisting of
Good Detached House Con?
taining About Eight
Rooms
We will sell nt auction, on the prem?
ises, on
THURSDAY. MAY ?!. 1911.
at 5:30 P. M.,
Ihe above mentioned desirable house.
This will make a good homo or n good
Investment as It is never vacant.
POUUABD & BAOBY.
_Auctioneers.
Colored People
\re developing a pretty village of their
own within twenty minutes of Elba
Station The chosen place Is Iho flno
oi,i domain of Olen Allen?tho moat
spacious, picturesquo and nccesBlblo
of Richmond's many suburbs
H>' Poiiurd ft Bngby,
Rcul Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale to Settle an
Estate of the Very Desir?
able and Attractive Three
Story Detached Brick
Dwelling, No. 709 W.
Grace St., between Pine
and Laurel Sts. Beautiful
Lot.
Wo will sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 1. 1911,
at 5:3i) P. M.,
the above mentioned dwelling, con
taini;;-- iiwust llfteen rooms. Lot 55x150
toet tfi^ .)t alloy. Tho location of
this properly Is superb. Would suit
lino fur a dot-tor.
TERMS: One-third cash; residue nt
six, twelve and eighteen inontbs, de?
ferred payments to bear f. per cent,
and be secured by trust deed.
POLLARD ft IJAGRYi
Auctioneers.
N. ft.?Property can bo seen any af
t< rnoon from I !.> r, o'clock.
By .lohn T. Oodiiln ?; Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ATTRACTIVE CENTRALLY LOCAT?
ED RESIDENCE. 512 NORTH ELEV?
ENTH STREET, BY AUCTION.
At request of the owner, wo will sell
at public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, Slw 3 1911,
at r.r.tn o'clock P. M..
that substantial three-story and base?
ment brick dwelling on west side of
Eleventh Street, between Clay and
Leigh Streets (No. 512i. The house
tins eight rooms, besides storeroom
and pantry, with porcelain bath, la
Jrobe. stove, slate mantels, and lu good
repair. Lot fronts 'JO feet i> Inches,
and runs back westward!)' 121 3-4 feet;
thence southwardly 01 feet 2 Inches
to a wide alley, on which It fronts
18'S feet. The convenience to busi?
ness. In a nice residential section,
makes property In this locality always
In demand.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced nt
nie.
JOHN T. OOPDIN ft CO.
No. 509 West Marshall St.
AT AUCTION. ? -
At the request of the owner, we will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. 1911,
at fi:00 P. >!..
the property above mentioned, front?
ing :ju. feet and running back to a
pa veil alley In tho rear. Tills Is it two
story and basement frame bouse, con?
taining seven rooms, with hot and cold
water on every floor. The house Is In
first-class condition, and will make a
splendid Hille home or n nice Invest?
ment. liOok It over and think It over;
then come to the sale and get a bar?
gain.
TERMS: Easy, and nt sale.
N. W. ROWE ft SON.
Auctioneers.
Ry Chnpln ft Hume,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OP
THAT ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
TWO-STORY ERA M E DWELLING.
No. 514 32d Street
In execution of n certain deed of
trust to the undersigned trustee, dated
April S, , 1908, and recorded In the
clerk's ofllce, Richmond Chancery
Court, default having been made In
the payment .of certain notes therein
secured, and being required to do so,
I will sell at public auction, upon th?
premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 4, 1911,
at 5:30 o'clock P. M.,
the above described property, consist?
ing of n medlum-sl7.ed detached two
story- frame dwelling of eight rooms,
with modern convenl*nces. The house,
having been recently painted nnd pa?
pered. Is In good order. Tho lot fronts
23 foot R Inches on the west lino of
thirty-second Street, and runs back
124 feel to an alley If, feet wide.
TERMS: Cash ns to expenses nt ex?
ecuting l his, trust, any tuxes due nnd
unpaid, nnd f2.0O0. u-nh Interest from
July S. 1910; balance at six and twolvo
months, secured hy deed of trust; or
all cash, nt the option of the purchas?
er. A liberal loan can be secured on
this property.
C. C. CHAPIN.
Trustotw
By Harrison ft Bates,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
7 North Eleventh St.
COURT SALE RY COMMISSIONERS
OF
FRAME DWELLINGS. NOS. S2n AND
S22 WEST MAIN STREET, NORTH?
EAST CORNER OF CHERRY, AND
BRICK DWELLINGS. NOS. I AND ?
NORTH LOMBARDY STREET.
By virtue of a decree of the Chan?
cery Court i?c the city 'of Richmond,
entered April 21. Hill, in the suit of
W. D. Phillips vs. Herbert M. Phillips
et als., the undersigned special com?
missioners will sell at public auction,
upon the premises, c:-.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3. 1911.
commencing at 5 o'clock P. M.,
First. Those two (2) frame dwell?
ings, Nos, R20 and S22 West Main
Street (northeast corner of Chorry),
fronting together 50 feel fi inches on
the north line of Main Street and run?
ning hack between parallel lines 125
feet to nn alley II feet wide; and
Second, say at 5:30 o'clock, those
two (2) brick dwellings (nearly new),
Nos. 4 and North Lomhnrdy Street,
next to corner of Main Street, begin?
ning on the west Hue. of Lomhnrdy
Street 21 foot 0 Inches north of Main
Street, nnd fronting 42 feet 3 Inches
to the centre of nil alley 3 foot ? Inches
wide, In common between tenements
Nos. R and R. and running hack be?
tween parallel lines 115 feet.
This Is nn unusual opportunity for
hoine-sookers. Investors and specula?
tors, tor such desirable property Is
rarely offered nt public auction.
TERMS: (ine-thlrd cash; balance In
six. twelve nnd eighteen months, for
notes of i he purchaser, wllh il per
cent, interest, and lltlo relnincd until
all the purchase money is paid: or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
ISAAC DIOGS.
? REDDES If. WINSTON,
THOMAS C. GORDON,
Special Commissioners.
I eertlD that the bond required by
the above decree has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 27th day
I of April, 1911.
('HAS. O. SAVILI.E.
Clerk.
By John T. Gi.dilln ft Co.,
Real Estate Agents nnd Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
DETACHED DUELLING. MIR NORTH
TWENTY-SECOND STREET (FAIR
MOUNT I.
At request el lite owner, we will sell
al public auction, "U the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1911,
?lt ...::?? ..'clock I". M.J
Hie above mentioned two-story de?
tached frame dwelling, containing six
rooms, paper."i and In nice repair. Gas
and blty water. Lot 25x125 fnet. Tho
house Is occupied by a good .tenant,
and will [>ax WC'J a.? '"vestment
or make n desirable home.
TERMS: Liberal.
JOHN T. GODD.IN & CO.
9uxt(on .-&aletf. .^future 3Bap&
By Green & Rodd,
Auctioneers.
m
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALB
OF
Two Tracts of Land
One. of 77 1-t acres nnd one of 30 3-t
nrros. aggregating 108 ncros. of land,
with dwelling and outbuildings, on
north side ot Broad Strc-ot Rond, about)
seven miles wes-t of tlio city of Rich?
mond, in llcnrlco county.
By virtue of a certnln deed of trust
dated Deocinbor 6, 1009. and ot record
in the olllce of the clerk of tho llenrlco
Circuit Court. In I.). B. 187-B. page 187.
default having been mndo In the pay?
ment of the monoy therein secured,
nnd being roquired so to do by tho
beneficiary, the undersigned trusteos
will offer for sale nt auction In front
of llenrlco county coiirthouac. on
TUESDAY. MAY 2. 1911.
nt 12 o'clock M.,
the above desorlbcd real estate.
The land Is in easy reach of the city.
Is in line of its growth nnd will en?
hance In value, and Is also valuable for
agricultural purposes, most of It being
In good stale, ot cultivation nnd lm
provHfd: Jins a nice oottago dwelling and
several outbuildings; all In good condi?
tion.
TERMS: Cash.
W, P. REDD.
JNlO. B. OAYLE,
Trusteos.
Note.?While the terms of the sale
are cash, should any purchasor so. de?
sire, a loan oK $3,000 will be made
upon tho property.
GREEN & REDD,
Auctioneers,
By S^dton & Co., ,
Rcnl Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
MAT HANDSOME AND ATTRAC?
TIVE DWELLING, WITH BROAD
AND SPACIOUS GROUNDS, ON THE.
EAST SIDE OF OHAMBERUAYNE
AVENUE., JUST OPPOSITE THE
CAMPUS OF THE UNION THEO?
LOGICAL SEMINARY. DESIGNAT?
ED AS NO. 003 CHAMBBRLAYNE
AVENUE.
At tho request of the owner wo shall
offer for sale at public auction, upon
tho promises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 2. 1911,
nt G o'clock P. M?
the. proprty nbovo descrlhcd. The
house contains eight or nlno rooms,
with bath, closets, good cellar and alt
the modern Improvements; nlso a good
stable nnd carrlago houso In tho rear.
The lot has a fi-onlago of 113 G7-100
feet, and runs back n depth of 250
foot. Tho Improvements nro In first
class condition, and while tho housn Is
comparatively new, It was freshly
painted Inside ami out and elegantly
papered last fall, nnd Is one of tho
handsomest residences In Glntnr Park,
that most attractive nnd growing sub?
urb. It haB sewer connections and
water from artesian well, furnished
by the Gin t or) Park Land and Improve?
ment Company. Parties looking for a
suburban residence could not find a
nicer and morn up-to-dntn dwelling
liiad this one, situated as It Is within
100 yards of one ot tho stops on tho
car line.
Don't fall to attend this Rale If you
are looking for an up-to-date subur?
ban home, and one upon which you will
not have to spend a dollar In Improve?
ments and repairs.
TERMS: Liberal; will bo announced
nt hour of sale.
SUTTON <fc CO..
Auctioneers.
B. J. D. Corneal &. Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
MAGNIFICENT CORNER PROPERTY,
NO. 1401 WEST LEIGH STREET.
Ry virtue of a certain deed of trust,
dated April 15, 1902, recorded In tho
Richmond Chancery Court clerk's office.
In D. B. 173-A, page 422, default hav?
ing been made In tho pnymont of a
portion of the debt secure/1 thereby,
and having been required by the bene?
ficiary therein so to do, I will, on
WEDNESDAY'. MAY 3. 1011,
at 5 o'clock P. M..
on the premises, proceed to sail nt
public unction tho property conveyed
therein, viz.:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot
of land, with all tho Improvements
thereon, lying nnd being In tho city
of Richmond, Vn., n I the southwestern
corner of Leigh and KInnpy Streots,
fronting on the southern IIno of Leigh
Street 10 feet, and extending back,
southwardly from said front between
the western line of Klnnoy Street and
a line parallel therewith,! 220 feet 'to
nil alley 20 feet wide. \
The Improvement's consist of a large
detached well built comparatively new
f on rtee.n-room brick dwelling, with
large halls, closets, and all conveni?
ences usually found In such buildings.
TJils Is a tino location, as Leigh Street
Is enhancing rapidly.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale, taxes to day of sale, and
a note of 11,500 nnd Interest theroon
from January 15, 1911. and the bal?
ance announced nt sale.
,T. D. CARNEAL,
Trustee.
By Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S' AUCTION SALE
OF
IfrOIILV VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED AT THE FORKS OF
THE RIVER AND THREE CHOP?
PED BOA DS, BETTER KNOWN AS
THE STORE OF THE LATH JOHN
LENNOX.
In execution of the helow montloned
decree, entered on tho 27th day of
April, Hill, I will sell by auction, upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY. THE 4TII DAY OF MAY,
1911. AT G O'CLOCK P. M?
the property located as afinvo, which
consists of the storehouse and all other
Improvements thereunto belonging*
The lot has n frontage of ISO feet on
the south line of tho River Road by a
depth of U20 feel. An extended noilen
of I his I properly Is unnecessary hare,
in that Its advantageous location Is
well known to our citizens, as well a3
those of the surrounding country.
TERMS OF SALE: One-th<rd cash;
the residue hi two equal instalment-*
at six and twelve month, with R per
cent, added, and the title retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance ordoretl by tho court; or
all cash, at tho option of the pur?
chaser.
A LUE BT O. BOSO HEN,
Special Commissioner.
In tho Clerk's Olflce of the Circuit
Court of the county of Honrlco:
Gavin L MacPherson.Plaintiff
against
James l<cnrinx et als.Defendant
I hereby certify that the bond In the
above styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 29th day
of April, 1911.
E. R. PHILLIPS.
_ _Deputy Clerk.
~f. By C. L & II. L. Den?ntT." r~~
{? Peal Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT NEAT FRAME DWELLING.
SIN ROOMS, NO. 15 LOUISIANA
STREET.
At the request of tho owner,- we will
sell by public auction, on tho prem
ISCsJ on
TUESDAY. MAY 2. 1911,
at 5:30 P. M.,
that very neat frame dwelling, No. 15
Louisiana Street, containing .six rooms.
It Is occupied by a good tenant nt
paying price. This sale offers an op?
portunity to secure a neat home or
secure a paying Investment.
C. L. & H. L. DENI.ON,
Auctioneers.

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The times dispatch. [volume], May 01, 1911, Page 9, Image 9
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