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Want Ad. Rates
ONE CENT PER WORD
vrben paid in advance. No Ad.
takon for /ens than TEN
CENTS._
NO ADS. TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS when phoned in
vr charged at (he counter.
Classification not guaranteed j
after 9:30 P. M.
FOR B US1NESS CON. \
TRACTS Phone Monroe 1 tot j
the WANT AD. MAN to call.
WILL TlllT^PlClISON WHO FOUND
three rings In Millet' ci JUiobUh'h real
room Wednesday afternoon return
the samo ami rccolvo reward. No
question.' asked. 1921 Stuart Ave.
Telephone Monroe '12~4-J.
LOST, BKTWBEN S Ii E I* II H It lV'8
store, on Broad Street, ami the Ma?
sonic Temple, fraternity pin. l'lil
Delta I'hutu. Reward if returned to
1000 Went Grace Street.
iSjcip ?5S?JvUUe?, i>lfljt___
COLORED~ MEN\ " I'-KCOMb; CllAUF
feuiu; easy term:-, day or night.
SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL, 112
Brook A von ue.
MAN WANT KD IN BALTIMORE. MD..
who thoroughly understand!! malting
die? and scoring for folding )>:<uer
boxes: mule experience and salary
wanted; only steady, aober and ex?
perienced men need apply. Steady
position. J 11-, cure 'nmeu-Dlsjiutuh,
W A NTI; i >, BXPEJUENCED MAN TO
assist In steward and dining room:
in list furnish best ut references from
last employer. Apply lo-7 13. .Main
_Street._ ,
WANTED, VOUNO MEN OF COOD
character to learn the automobil? ,
husincsH. We must have between !
nfty and levcnty-llve men for our
factory connections within tho next
three months, and v.c will allow men j
who can furnish reference to pay a. >
part of the cost of learning out of|
their llrst month'* salury. Mr. C. W. j
Teamans, 91S WeUt Broad, Richmond, i
Va.; no longer connected with tl.ls
Institution. For all information ad?
dress communications direct to Wash?
ing Dept., 130? Fourteenth Street. N
_W_ Washington. D. C._
NATIONAL AUTO SCHOOLS CORP., 11
Weal Main: "Founded] on Honesty."
"Prospers on Merit." Knter our muf !
cbinu shop and become a practical
and up-to-date automobile man. Pay
one-half down, tlx. balance when we
place you in a position, paying SI00 j
per month. Day or night Instruction.!
Oilr course is unlimited. Richmond's,
one practical school. An avlatlou!
department._ j
WANTED, COLORED HOY. 17 TO Si)'
yearn old. to work In the housi and
around yard. In Olliter Park, J.pply.
this morning before o'clock at 4(11
Mutual Building, or after ?; p. M. j
northwest corner Seminary and It" ll
nle Avenues, <ilnt,-r Park, .Must have i
references: flood place for good boy.
WANTED, ONE:SUOEMA K Klf.STKADV
and KOber; white nref'irroa, SOUTH
BIDE ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY,
ills Hull Street, South Klchtnond,
_Vii._I_
WAITED. MEN TO TAKE TlTlllTY
days' practical course In our machine
shops end accept good positions Id
tho automobile business. CHAR?
LOTTE ALTO SCHOOL. Charlotte.
N. C. _
I. K A R N AUTOMOBILE~ BUSINESS;
home lesaons; }25 weekly job guar?
anteed; }lo weekly while, learning.
ROOI1 ESTER A U TO SCHOOL.
lioi-hestor, N. Y._
WAN TEL"', FOR U. S. ARMY. AULE
bodied, unmarried men. between agea
uf IS and 3S: citlrens of United State?,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can Epeak, read and write the
English lauKUiiKe. f.'ur information ap?
ply to RECRUITING OFFICE, S20 East j
Broad St., Richmond. Va.; 151 Sycamore
St.. Petersburg, Va.. or Columbia Build
Ing. Oranby St.. Norfolk. Vc. .
WANTED. MEN Tn LEARN BARBER
trade; few weeks required; best
paying work within she reach of
poor men; wngCH from |1! to $"0
weekly. Booklet mailed free. GREAT?
ER RICHMOND BARBER COLLEGE.
Richmond. Va._
WANTED. TWO FIBST -CLASS WillT1;
barbers; none other need apply; 51 I
guarantee; 60 per c?:t ovo;- S20. An?
swer by letter. E. E. CIST, ill Main
Street, Danville. Va._
REPRESBN TA T EYE S h O BS A1 .ESM A N.
with established jobbing and depart?
ment store trade in Virginia and ter?
ritory, to sell fine Juliets, barefoot
sandals, slippers. leggins, over
galtere; commission basis; slate ref?
erences; also yearly sales. Address
SUPER INEN DENT, 4 17 East Nlnety
thlrd Street, New York City._
RAILWAY MAIL CLERK? WANTED,
average salary 51,100; alternato
weeks off with full pay; preparation
free for coming Richmond o::amlnu
tlonB. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
Dept. SIS F. Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED. GoorV^vlTm-rB?rTiTER AT
once. STEPHEN SON, 113 N. fiyca
mure Street. Petersburg, Vs. _
WANTED, POSITION as BOOKKEEP
cr or work in store by man; lust of
references. Address llox 133, Roa
noke Rapids. N. C.
COLORED MEN. BECOME CHAUF^
fours; easy terms, tl.tv or night.
SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL. 413
Brook Avenue. j
YOU ARE WANTED FOR-GOVERN^j
ernment position, $S0 month. Write
for list of positions open. FRANK - !
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 317 F. Roches- '
ter. N._ |
AUTO SCHOOL.?OLDEST, LARGEST I
and best-equipped and only real |
prnctical auto achool in this section. |
Open day and night the year around. |
Call and see for yourticlf. Our sat- |
tsfied pupils are our references.
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
618 W. Broad Street. _____
W'AXTED, "BY COLORKD^CHAUF
fcur, a position by the 1st of .lune;
five months' experience. .1 10C, care
Tlmcs-Dlspatch. _ _____ _
YOUNG MAN'" DESIRES POSITION AS
clerk; best of reference. .1 14>, care
Times-Dispatch._ _
A FIRST-CLASS SODA AND CO^FEC
tionery olerk; havo bad three yeurs'
exporlence: best of recommendation;
salary wanted, $12 per week. Ad
dre ______ :ij_7, Farnivlllo, Va._
WANTED, SITUATION as OFFIOE
manager or accountant, by man with
wldo experience, thoroughly nanliilcd
nnd rellal)le: best references furnish- ]
ed. Address W. G. DAR ROW, Gon
crnl Delivery, i'lttsburg. Va,_
REGISTERED ASSISTANT DRUOGIST
wants po&ltiou: careful prescription
1st, quick nnlcsmnn; good relerciico.
Address .1 110, caro Tlines-lJIapjtlcb.
lady waSTts som etiVing"t(i do at
once. ,T US, care TimCB-Di.niatch.
WANTED, POSITION AS STENOORA
pher, by young lady; references fur?
nished. Address Box 13, FalriicUl,
Va. _
WANTED AT ONCE, a STRONG
white woman to wait on Invalid lady.
Address, J 117, carc Tlmcs-Dlspateli
A first-CLASS SERVa"NT FOR a.
small family, adults; reforencd ro
nulred. Apply at ISOH-Park Avenue
lirst lint._
YOUNG LADY HOLDINCS FIRST
grade certificate doslres position an
governess In private family, or as
companion to lady. References ex?
changed. Address miss s., care Poat
meeter, Bryant, Va.
WANTED, MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
woman to lake charge of house nnU
I ?iure for two children, agon ihre?: and
tilx years old, KcfOrcttCOS exchanged
j_P.- box MS Uoahoke, Vro. _
I WANTED, TWO YOUNG LADIES IfOH
i traveling position; must liavo fair
education, bd of neat appearance and
tililn to furnish character recommen?
dations; permanent position: wood
salary, with chance for advancement
Address M "5. care Times-Dispatch.
white cook; German woman pre?
ferred. All white help employed;
good wages. Apply YOONO WO
MAN'S OlimSTIAN ASgQgIATION.', .
WANTED, A LADY CASIflKK AND
bookkeeper. Address 71 SO. Cur?
TimiM-Dispatch._ _
WANTED, COMPETENT HOUSE Q1RU
with references. Phone Madison
4701-Y. _ _
WANTED, FJRST-CDARS COOK,
wllhout encumbrances; must sleep on
lo'.. 103 K. Grace Street.
^clp, ffialc nub female.
WANTED. GOOD , olft'-ICBv HELPER!*
resort hotel hclpi clerks, stewards,
cashiers, waitresses, salesmen, sales
Indien, spring trade; lumberman.
PI ed MONT km PLOYMENT AGENCY.
_!_'iirliain, x. c.
Situations, professional.
W ANTED.''''BY EDUCATED " YOUNG
lady of good family, n position an
companion to refined old lady. X. Y.
'/... P.">: "JO. Route -'. fliissett. Va.
^)ro.(c<.sSionni i^eiu S^lhnttSj
TK AC fi K RSCAN G ET ATT i t A CTl'vE
booklet, describing vacancies in
Schools and colleges, paying from $33
! t? *-lu<> monthly. DEPT. A. SOUTIl
I Ml in TEACHERS' AGENCY. Colum
I __blu. S c._
Agents f??ante?. \
?0 TO $7 DAY SEELING NEW' J'VbER
broom. 100 per cent, profit; every wo?
men v. Ill buy; begin canvass at once:
sample by express 50c. WYNNE
BROOM CO.. Elmlra, N. v._
AG EN'ts WANTED, to SELL) NEW
show cards and mottoes. Send quar?
ter for samples and particulars.
1S66 \-l x. LoavlU Street. Chicago.
&a?t?ots aria snalesmtn.
s.\ i!'] :kla n,'" exc Cu s Tve^te'hi tiro A Y
on I'.'lo census publications: perma?
nent employment; exceptional oppor?
tunity for energetic man: Address
It and, McNALLY ,*c CO.. o., 1*2 E.
Second 1-lrret, x,York City.
W ANTEI >."" ') IIG1I - GLASS; ?A DESMAN
for permanent official position; larg?
est and best lines-, lowest nrlces. Op?
portunity now. UNION NOVELTY
1 _ COMPANY. Louisville. Ky._
I WANTED. salesman- CALLING ON
hardware nod manufacturing trade;
snlitryi or commission; ?Ivo full do
I tails when replying; replies trenttd
coutidentinl. Address II MS, care
j TliiK-.i-Di.-,-,:.!. 1:._
ilti?ctUnneouB.
l T'Thi'l<'|-er Ixi;""?nd" mattresses!
i PARLOR RUITS, COUCH ES AND CUD
plccos rcupholstercd. Mattresses
< renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
i Reliable work. SYON?R <fc HUND
hi LEY, 7U East Broad,;Madison 3204,!
CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.
; WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
ing and dyeing silks, f.-'tlns, laces,
furs, pongees, foulards, household
draperies, blankets, etc. Nothing too
(illtlcult. SPITZER, My Cleaner, 102
North Eiclith Street. Phon? Madison
_4_i :i_._
AWNINGS! AWNINGS! AWNINGS!? j
; FOOL T! IE PCX BY PLACING YOUR
I order for awnings with us now. V.'e
are in n position to meet all de?
mands promptly, n. COPELAXD
; & CO., !"<. x. Xintli Street. Phono
M.'.dlFon _'-'37?._ _
,.'iiTWATOtl K IST At RING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
j cleaned by WM. TORI EN. JR.. Is a
Cfuurautee that It is done properly,
! Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
VI; main springs, $1. 403 E??i Uroad
[ Street. 411 work guaranteed.
MATTRESSESI MATTRESSES)
WE SEND POP. YOUR MATT It ESS IN ?
the morning, make it over like new.
and return It to you the same day.
New hair mattresses a npcolalty. JA
CO? CM LA UK. Phone Madison 3V1Z
MATTRt-SiBb.
HAVE TOUR MATTRESSES HF.MADB
how; Eanltary methods used; reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY. 711
East Broud Street. Madison 2204.
BAKERY*!
i LEMON MERINO?E PIES. 10c; CHOC- ;
olate pi-t. Hie; Cherry pies, 10c;'
Strawberry pics. )0e. DRINKARD'S;
123 1-2 North Sixth. _
PAN A MA HATTERS. I
P A N A M A AXD STRAW HATS '
I cleaned, /bloached, blocked. re- |
trimmed. AMERICAN 11 AT CO.,
Hatters. Fifth and Marshall.
I M. "EISEN.
FORMERLY WITH C. E. LYDA. An?
nounces that he has opened a place
of business for himself ct -l 1 a East
I Main Street, where ho will do all
kinds of furniture repairing and pol?
ishing, and will also make all kinds
of mahogany furniture by hand to
order. Antique furniture bought and
sold. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phono
Madison I&30._
SCREEN DOORS AXD WIXDOWS.
WE MAKE WIXDOWS TO ORDER
for 31 each put in. (Jome early and
avoid our usual spring rush." Our
screen department hah anything you
want] prices v.'e guarantee to bo
lower.t In CltV. UOWELL EROS.,
C10 East Rrond Street.
I?VWN SWINGS.
?JUST TAKE A LOOK AT OUR LINE
before buying. The prlcu 1? right.
UOWELL EROS., C10 East Broad
Street._' _
~PERFE"cTION OIL COOK STOVES.
NO SMOKE: XO ODOR. THREE BURN
ers complelo with oven. 511 at
UOWELL BROS., C16 Er.st Broad
Street._
LAWN MOWERS
! $2.00 BUYS A GUARANTEED MOWER.
Keen Kutter Mowers, ?,g to $15. $r,
buys n first-class ball-bearing
' mower. See our assortment belore
buying. HOW ELL BROS., GIG East
Broad Street._____?^___
i RUBBER HOSE.
FIVE DIFFERENT GRADES. 10c TO
2?c per fool. We carry tho kind you
want. Try '.0 feet of our 12 1-2
cent hose complete with nozzle.
HOW ELL BROS., 616 East Eroed
j Street._
I SHOE REPAIRING.
75c UALKSOl.E MEN'S SHOES. 600
ladles.*, every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 21c; Trcd-AIr rubber heels,
?lOo; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25<:. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phone
Monroe 2H7.
_zssss:. -~*
(Coaljutu ^^ooft._
^" " '^'HICKORY STOV'i^'WOOD^'""
DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
ToeBt hickory wood In the city cut
to stove lengths? You can got It
by 'phoning your order to Madison
411. Deliveries promptly made. VIR?
GINIA-NORTH CAROLINA WHEEL
_iCOMPANY7_
LONG'S SPRING WOOD MAKES A
quick lire and good hont, because he
has kept U stored away.! It Is per
foclly dry und oxuetly what you need
at this season, whon if is usually
hard to get dry wood ut nny price
Phono Madison 1069,
What bird?
; ANSWER Tit YKSTKRDA 1'S PU'/.ZLE.
I flu.
^^jfor.feaUw _
I ch^5aTC',aiX'^ kinds ?f KreoxrT
hand mechanical tools Apply JEF
I PERSON LOAN OFFICE, 1705 Etiet
Main .Stroct._
'-. FOR WAGONS. go to ntCHARDSON
; liliOS., gl? Brook Avenue;._
j OltOCEltlES?CASH TALKING: DUN
! lop flour, per Back, 34c! Uold Medal
I flour,,per sack, 12c; loaf lard, pound,
12 l-2c.: water-ground meal, peck,
! 25c: bugar-cutcd hum, per pound,
i 17c; California ham, pound. 12 l-2c:
! Irish potatoes, 20c peck, per bushel,
I 75c: good coffee, pound. 20?.: bnlnnco
i of our stock same rute. AUGUST
' GROCERY CO., 611 and G13 EuGt
j_ '''aaliall. 'I'hone .Midlson 450G-1232.
FOR SALE. NATIONAL CASH KEGIS
j tor, Dayton platform computing
; Ecale. delivery wugon. Apply at
AUGUST GROCERY co.. Gil and 613
East Marshall Street. Mudisor,
j phone t506-1232._
FOR SALE, ESTABLISHED 6, 10 AND
28c. business. In a growing town of
5.900 populution, in tho best county
In Virginia. Good reason for st-llinc..
Unat opportunity. For further par?
ticulars address J 111, care Times
Dlspalch._
a LArctiij^Tock of"7r3ggi ES. SUR
reys and runabouts. Hlyh-elusj and \
low prices; ulso delivery and farm
wagons. THOS. II. DUKE & CO_
I_SO 1 Brook Avenue._
FOR SALE. HANDSOME RUBBER,
tired surrey, with polo and shafts:
ono top buggy. 52."; one rubber-tired
j runabout, 136; ono rubber-Hred
i phaeton, newly painted; two grocery
! wagons, $2n and ?65. These jobs
in good order and painted. A. MEY
BR'S SONS. 7 31 E. Car v._
! GROCERY STORE; ALL THE STOCK
j (.rood house, big yard; two horses, SO
I ehlckenff, three wagons, one buggv
I Will sell for S2.fi00 all. Address G
m. F. G. S. care_TlniC-s__!spntch. _
FOR SALE, STEEL MAJESTIC1 RANGE
for ___; a bargain. 602 East Grace.
HANDSOME, HEALTHY, TRAINED'
collie dog. Price, <25. H 17, cat"
Tl mca-Dlspatch._
W?NTlTL~rij~SELL 100 SAFES AND
vaults In ten days; reduced prices,
R. L. BARNES SAFE AND LOCK CO..
No S-^l-l^S. Eighth Street._
PIANOS OF THE BEST MAKES?
Checkering. Henry cc S. G. Ltride
man. Marshall fi= Wendall, Emerson,
Fischer, Kteinwny, Ludlow. If you
want a good piano at a very low
price. It Is best that you have a
"talk With CRAFTS" at once. Very
easy terms. Our entire slock is of?
fered at great reduction. Fifth and
Grace Streets.
Sir,?PIANO FOR-"Til E LIT TLB GIRL
to learn on. 50 cents per week pays
for it. Now is lh- time to "talk
with CRAFTS," Fifth and Grace
Streets. i
CRAFTS- REMOVAL SALE Fs NOW
on. Pianos as low as 5140, new
ones, too. Very easy terms. Open j
every evening until 10 o'clock. Send i
for our bargain list. THE CRAFTS (
PIANO CO., now at Fifth nnd Grnco |
Streets, soon at 121 East Broad.
N?- MATTER WHAT MAKE YOiT
wish, "talk with CRAFTS" and se?
cure a piano or player-piano at a
great reduction. Our terms are very |
easy and our prices are so low that :
I It behooves the most skeptical to !
I Investigate our offers. THE CRAFTS |
\ PIANO CO., Fifth and Grace Streets, i
I Fl N Fl UPI tl Gl IT V i A N?S~? T LOW
rrices. Vory easy terms. "See
RAMOS," 203 North Fifth Stroct.
ORGANS AND PEA Y l"3R^PI A N O S AT
less I ban half regular prices, RAMOS,
20_ North Fifth Street.
R? MOS 1 S~~ Tl 7ir~PI AN? mXn FOR
you to see, if you wish to save on
your purchases. 203 North Fifth
Stroct is the place to see lilm. That's
his place of business.
WE 11 AVE A "MOST" COM PLETrE~LINE
of runabouts from 540 up; surreys
from $75 up. and top buggjes from
S50 up. So It you will'see us before
you buy we can certalnlv Interest
you.
WE HAVE SEVERAL SECOND-HAND
buggies and runabouts In good con?
dition: some rubber-tired. These aro
bargains at the prices wo are offer?
ing them.
WE HAVE SEVERAL SPRIXOI
wagons; some light and some heavy.
If any of them suit you the price
will. Also ono dump wagon; will
sell for $100. which is new and
made by blgh-grado builders. BRIS
TOW-WORSHAM CO.. 1435 East
Main._
PLANERS. SINGLE. DOUBLE. THREE
r.r.d four-sidc-d; Universal wood?
worker, stavo machinery and other
v.,-.od-working machinery. I. BLU
FOi:n ?<:? CO .. ir.33 F.. Gary Street.
FINEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
done at K. H. bosher's SONS, 15
South Ninth Street._
F? R CONTRACT OP.S. D RUM M BR3.
collectors or any one who uecds a
roomy buggy or wagon, \\\ have
Just the vehicle you want. Well and
strongly made; it is especially adapt?
ed for business or light delivery ser?
vice. A, MEYER'S SONS. 731 East
_Gary._
.TUST RECEIVED, TWO CARS BUG
giey, surreys and runabouts; also
have a car of the famous Armleder
wagons on the way. If you aro
looking for nnything In tho vehicle
line call on R. C. BR1STOW, 11-12
12 _ Btghteenth St reet._
ARE YO? IN NEED. OF A BUGGY,
surrey or runabout? We have them
In tho very latest and most un-to
duto styles; prices the lowest; largo
stock; cash or credit. A. MEYER'S
SONS. 731 East Cary Street.
LUMBER, !LATHS, SHINGLES. SASB,
blinds, doors. WOODWARD &. SON,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
F?lT~"SALE, ONE C0-H. P. BOILER,
complete; one 150-11. P., slldo-valvo
engine in good condition; ono 15
H. P. Thompson-Houston Blcclrlc
Company motor, with starting box
and 50.000 feet steam pipe, good as
I new. VA. IRON AND METAL CO..
INC., South Richmond,_ _
FOIV "SALE, CGNFEC TIO NERY. OTS
tor and coal and wood business.
This Is. one of tlie best stands In the
city. Rig money can be made. Good
reason for selling. II. S. ELLYSON
& CO.. 28 North Ninth._
AUu^HteTcoast[Line Railroad Co.,
Office of the Treasurer,
Wilmington. N. C. May 1, 1911.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AT
lantlo Coast Lino Railroad Company
lias declared n dividend of two and
nno-hnli' per cent, on the preferred
capital stock of that coin pan y, pay?
able at tho ofllco of the treasurer, <it.
Wilmington. North Cnrollntt. on un.t
actor MAY 10, 10U. The transfer
hooks are cloned from April 29. 1011,
to May 10, 1911. both dittos Inclusive.
JAMES Jj\ POST, Treasurer.
_J&calJ?$tatt for &ale.
Petti salb] bi^aijtTfui,watTrV
front homo; nil modern conveniences.
overlooking Fortress Monroe, I In in t> -
ton Honda: boating, bathing, ilslitngj
I largo lawn, ahudo trees; two minutes'
j walk to ear. For further Information
address s. ii. \v., (.are Postmaster.'
i _ Hook roe. Va.
ELEVATED7 '".MOUNTAIN THAI T!
good road; gravity water; scenery
unsurpassed; abundanco .-dune for'
building; small house; few apple
trees in bearing. For health und
fruit rare chance. Box- 7. Afton, Vn.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. EOiVS &. SON Insu ?s
best results. I
YOUR NEEDS ARE OUR CHIEF CON- 1
ecru, no sure to sen us before von 1
buy. D. N. WALKER & CO.. Real j
Estate nlid Insurance. Mo. 1 Mutual
I Building._
7_ J&tal ?J5tate for ?AciU.
if yo?r"'~proim:rty "is "vacant
now. or is going to be later on, b?
sure to glvo us U memorandum of It.
D. N. WALKER ,t CO.. Reil Estnto
und Insurance. No. 1. Mutual Bulld
)i)g._
:Eecl <??^nj* Wianttlj.
you ft' ren'i' ACwotjSa' placed
with N. W. HOWE & SON Insuraa
'best reBults.
iAOOetw? for j&ent.
Fun, iIENT,' T IV?"r< >OM S A N D' BAT 1L
llrst lloor, corner Fourth and Frank?
_IIii. K LSI, caro Times-Dispatch.
THE WELLINGTON. Oil BAST CLAV:
central. Phono,MudIson 2200-J.-Bath.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
central to business and post-olllce
_100 N. Seventh Street._
F? RN IS HE D BOOM; FOR RENT:
board if wanted; desirable locution;
gonllcmen preferred. Terms renson
] itble. Address K 178. care Tlmes
_Dispatch._
FOR IlENTj NICE FRONT" ROOM FOR
thrco or four gonllcmen. Apply
502 1-2 N. Fifth Street
flats' riV't'i' n-Uiu.
F?11 "ft ENTT FIVE 11 lOo5i'"FLAT;^HOT
water heated, newly papered A bar?
gain for Immediate tenant. 2010
Park Avc. Phone Madison 1120-1*
WANTED, DAY'S ,WORK OR WASH
ing; llrst-clnss worker. Address II.
^L^^^isri^^yji^iiL^liss^ ?.
jtflats ^LMahteo. "
W A N TED. Fl JItNIS BED FLA T 6 ?
rooms for summer monl.hs. central?
ly located, for business man nnd wife.
Will pay gooil rent. Address tl 73.
cave T'lmes-Dlspntch.
Jjoarbing.
FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS IN
private family. 2,Hr, j:nst Broad.
m"i<S. OHAS. K. ROWERS. i!."> EAST
Franklin. handsomely appointed
rooms, with board; large, well-ven?
tilated dining room, opening un Sec?
ond Street Meals by day or week.
PLEA S A NT ROOMS, WITH GOOD
board; home comforts. 410 West
Ore/??P._
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR DOUBLE
rooms; also table boarders. 209 E,
Grarti. _
J?oari) Wimm.
! WANTED. BOARD AND ROOM. GEN
tloman and little daughter (13), With
private family, who ere willing to
take some lt.lcrcst in :t little girl.
Miiht have early brer,!.fast nt tf. Slate
pile,-. K IPS, fare Times-Dlsp:tlch.
pT?siin ess ?ppo r in mries.
YO?it" RENT AOCOUN'l PLACED
with N. W. EOV. E &. SON lnsurss
liest results._
W E; '-i CAN i?REPA! R YOUR AUTOMO
blle springs, body, top, cushions,
wheels and paint in the finest man?
ner, lt. H. BOSHER'S SONS, 13 S.
Ninth Street._
WILL SELL MY INTEREST IN A Bus?
iness doing 525,000 a year at a rea?
sonable price for a quick sale.
I Hcason for selling, want to leave
the city. Apply K 179, care Times- j
Disuatch._
DO YOU PREFER 6 PER CENT,
doubly secured first mortgage bonds
or 3 per cent, savings hank ilepo*ltq
without security, while the bank gets
I the additional interest and security,
We sell the first mortgage bonds
Interest. payable scmi-annur.lly.
amounts SloO. 5500. $1.000, $5,000.
SOUTHERN F1NANCJB CO., 007 Na?
tional Bank of Commerce Building
Norfolk. Vn.
fl?nnteii.
SKCO n d-h a K D machinery OV
of every descrlptlrti bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 e
Gary St. Phone "ladlson 3526. _
Wanted, to bt;v fom. cash! House?
hold goods !n any quantity, t'honu
Madisor 3S51.
WANTED. THE USE OF A HORSE
for his keep. Will be well taken
core of and very lightly worked,:
about four miles from Richmond,
Address K 1S2. care Times-Dispatch,
WANTED,'TEN GOATS,' PREFERABLY
females nnd young and bred. dr
SCHROEDER, Bumpns.s. Vn._
LUMBER WANTED.; THE CUT OF
small mills in this vicinity; pine nnd
oak. E 50. caro Times-Dispatch.
? Sutomouii?S^or^ajc
SPECIAL BAlTGAIN, 1910 BUICIC.
model 10; can bo used ns runabout;
suitable for lady; perfect condition
guaranteed. AUTOMOBILE EX
CHANGE. 11 Weat Main._
FOR SALE. MOTOR CAR, 20-HORSE
power, flve-pusscnger, 1010 model,
solid tiro: complete, nnd In liest re?
pair; reason for selling want larger
oar. Will sell very cheap or trade
for real estate. Address L Box No.
52, Bluekslonc. Va._
i^PRACTICALLY NEW 40-HORSEPOW~
er automobile, 1011 model: have good
reason for selling. Address AUTO
llox 4S2, City._
for SALE, A FIVE-PASSENGER. .11
horsepower automobile, painted in
September and overhauled in March
at the factory. Apply at the RAM?
BLER auto REPAIR co. Madison
_53G1._
SPEEDWELL, 1911; HUDSON, BUICK.
Chalmers, Reo, WInton, Frnnklih,
Crawford. 1". M. F., Thomas, Regal.
Parry, Autocar. 1911 Everett, six
cylinder Oldsmobllo and many oth?
ers besides. Every enr is guaranteed
for oho year. AUTOMOBILE EN
CHANGE. 22l-*-"-'.'i West Rrond and 11
JDnemri, nnb Clcnnina
'""dyeinV; and""c
the best dyeing and clean
lng can be found at GILL'S. Suits
scoured cud pressed, 75c. 325 North
Fifth. Phone 4S?2.
&eaU? ^rouo?nl?.
OFFICE 'OF TJ1E COMA! ISSIONERS O^
the District of Columbia; Washington.
D. C April 27, 1911.?Scaled pro?
posals, will ho received at this olilce.
until 2 o'clock P. M.. THURSDAY:
MAY 25, 1911. for furnishing i lie Dis?
trict government during llio liscul
year beginning July 1, 1911. and
ending June 30. 1912, with granite
curbing. Form of proposal, spcolll
cntlons. nnd necessary information
may bo obtained upon application to
the Property (Merk, D. C, Room 320.
District Building. CUNO H. RU?
DOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WIL?
LIAM V^JUDSON, Commissioners.
D. C\
Jki tnnmc r JSon cWnff.. _
?ffS'ySTONE INN, . AN rlDEAxT^SUat^
mer location in Virginia mountains,
on main line of Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway; tennis court, bowling alley
and dancing hall. First-class accom?
modations. Rates, $10 por week. For
Information address R. G. HAMIL?
TON. Manager, Fordwlck, Va.
Slotitta.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT t'LACED
wltli N. W. DOWli &. SON insures
_best results.
\ ' > i-?v '?? i; is |fli RE eft r \ < i k
] last roar's clothes out and phone
-Madison 4121 and our automobile will
call, trot and return vour gnrinrnits
? in At condition. SPITZER. My Clean?
ser and Oy er, 102 Nor Hi Eighth Street
; BAH ORKS, ATTRNT1 ON! TUR ONLY
one Joe Blekerstafr will call for.
i sJiarpen and deliver your ahcara.
1811 Raul .Main. I'hone Madison 3308j
! Richmond. Va.. May I. lull.
ill. C. SCOTT. MBS. ROSA AKEHK, .1.
; Ii. Davis and S A. Korc, holding
storage receipts for household goods
stored in iuy storage department, i'.ul
West Mailt Street, wrtl take notice
that unless all charges ure paid on
sumo* on or beloro -May I? the goods
will be sold to pay said charges.
_._W. FRRD RICHAKDSON.
j RELIABLE TRANSFER, i<f 1LLNEE'S.
I 302 North Ninth Streut, hauls trunks
j for _5 cjnls, valises 17 cents: claim
checks Issued at the, house for your
baggage. Two men on our wagon.
VVe make a specialty of moving fur?
niture and pianos. Phone Madison
I-MS; residence phono Monroe 2160.
BEST AUTOMOBILE PAINT1NQ DONE
tit R. H. BOSHERS SONS. 15 South
i Ninth Street._
WANTED; T11E rutiLic TO KNOW
that JAMNKE BROS. Jewelers, 012
East .Main Street, buy. soli, exchange
i and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
j LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always taken In exchange.
SPRING -.LEANING.
: CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED WITH
vacuum cleaners quickly und cheuply
I In your home, on the lloor; no bother
taking up or moving anything. Will
cali anil give estimate if you send
address to "VACUUM CLEANER
BOYS," 15 E. Marshall. Phone Mon?
roe 294S-.I. "We are salesmen tor
hand and electric cleaners, from $15
_toJl_5._
K I D G L O V E S C L E A N E D. ALL
lengths. 10c. Our auto will call for
and deliver anywhere nnvtblng.
' SPITZER. My Cleaner and Dyer, 102
! North Eighth Street. Phono Madison
412).
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION IS Di?
rected to the announcement of the
free cutting Kystom of M. GOLD?
STEIN, Designer of Ladies' Tailored
Garments: A few word.-; about our
now cutting system; every lady can
bo her own tailor and save money.
We du your cutting free when you
furnish your goods and purchase one
of our bust forms. Our cutting la
dune by experts of long experience,
therefore enabling you to make an
up-to-date tailored suit ut "5 p?r
cent, cheaper thsn you would have to
pay any Indies' tailor, that will til
i and look equally as well and bet l er
i than some tailor work. What's the
! use of paying a ladles' tailor $60 to
j make your suit, when you can buy
your own material, bring it to us. let
ns cut it for you, buy one of our bust
forms, take them all home, and moke
it yourself for one-third that you pay
the tailor. All suits that woout tire
absolutely guaranteed to lit after
they are made. Seventh and Frank?
lin Streets.
NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
automobile painted for spring. The
best work at R. H. BOBHER'S SONS,
10 South Ninth Street._
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. W. BOWE & SON Insure
best results.
LADIES. ORDER YOUR TRAVELING
SUIT FOR THE SUMMER EARLY. I
WILL NOW MAKE YOU ONE AT
REDUCED RATES. H. LEWIS.
LADIES' TAILOR. 202 NORTH
FIRST STREET. PHONE MONROE
J 25C5.
HUMAN HAIR ROUGHT AND SOLD
'it HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
iHcctmgs.
ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS
jjfgTCgl aro cordially Invited to nttend a
Bf-QSg stated convocation of Richmond
?-i?SS Royal Arch Chapter. No. 3. tu
the .Masons' Hall, on Franklin StrooL
THIS (Thursday) EVENING at 7:30
clock.
Hv order of the M. E. h. P.
' GEO. T. KEESEE,
_ Scerotjiry.
MAH?N-C! N?TIG E;?A STATED
??/vcommnnlcntlon of .loppn Lodge
AANo. 10. A., F. & A. M.. will be
held at tho Masonic Temple THURS?
DAY. Ith inst., at 6:30 o'clock P. M
Members, of slstor lodges and tran?
sient brethren arc fraternally invited
to be present.
Ry order of tho Worshipful Master.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
_Secretary
a A CALLED COMMUNICATION OF
fV Amity Lodge, No. 76, A., F.- ? A.
VNM? will bo held In the Masonic
Temple THURSDAY at 4 o'clock, to
I'.ttcnd the funeral services of BROTH?
ER If. O. BANNISTER, of William G
Hill Lodge. No. 21S, North Carolina.
Bv request of William P. Little, Mas?
ter."
By order of tho Master of No. 76.
ROBERT N. NORTHEN,
_Sec rotary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LOT
owners In Hollywood Cemetery Com
pany will bo held In the otllcos of the
company. Nos. 321-2 American Na?
tional Bank Building, on TUESDAY.
May 0, 1911. at 5 o'clock P. AI.
W. S. STREET.
Secretary and Treasurer.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VhTcTinFa?
At the annual meeting of tho
Board of Visitors of this institution
lo be held on May 30, 1911, there will
ho elected a Professor of Diseases of
Children. Applications for this chair,
with testimonials, to bo forwarded
to Christ iphcr Tompkins, M. U,;
Dean, Richmond, Va.
THOMAS H. BARNES, M. 1 >..
Prosldent of the Board.
THE ^REGULAR ANNUAL??MEETING
of tho stockholders of the Baugh
mnn Stationery Company will beheld
in the office of the company, K'07
East Main Street, Richmond, Va., 1
WEDNESDAY, -May 10, 1011, ut 12
o'clock.
JAMES S. FRANCIS.
Secretary.
<Mi\lintvp.
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
of newest styles In millinery, suits,
dresses, all kinds of ready-made gar?
ments for Indies, misses and chil?
dren ; alterations free. Small ex?
it linn of pattern hats for the. trade,
penses means a snvlng for von. Also
MRS. JULIUS BEAR. 1123 E. Main
Street.
We, the undersigned, dealers in ]
Coal and Wood, will close our places |
: of business for the delivery of goods
I on Saturdays at 12 o'clock noon dur?
ing the months of ?May to August,
inclusive.
Samuel II. Cotlrell ft Son,
W. E. Seiilon & Sons,
3. 11. Hawbs .fc Co.,
('. p. Lttthrcp & Co.,
White Oak Coal Co.,
Nelson & Lndcl,
Stephen A. Ellison ft. Co., Inc.,
-T. Long,
15, P. Murphy &- Son. Inc..
C. H. Hagau Son.
D. P. Walke & Co..
Crump & West Coal Co.,
City Coal Co. of Richmond, Inc.
|The Confederate Museum
. TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
Admission. 25c. FREE ON SATURDAYS
The Valen?ne Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
? 1 G EAST eHQAD ST.
ADMINISTRATRIX AUCTION SALE !
OF !
LAW LIBRARY AND OFFICE FURNI- ,
T?RE Or II. ST. JOHN COALTER.
As administratrix of tlio oatnte of
the into II. .St. .lohn Coalter, I Wilt ?oll
at public auction on
THIS THURSDAY, MAY I.
at .1:30 o'clock P. M..
in tlio law olllcc. No. 1107 Hank Street,
th" liiw library ami office turnlturo of
ill', deceased. The office furniture con?
sists of noli Top Deski Disappearing
Flat Top Typewriter Desk, Columbia
Typewriter, ilighbnck Leather Seat
[{evolving Chair, six foot Oak Oltlcc
Table. Oak Arm Chairs. Sectional
Bookcase. Pill UK Cases, etc.. and a
large number of vnlunblo law books.
Sale positive .1 :<t0 P. M? Thursday,
May I. 1911.
MRS. EVELINA O. COALTER,
Administratrix.
Till"; VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
Ike Valentine Auction Co. I
AUCTIONEERS
C 1 8 EAST BHOA3) ST.
STOCK OF OROCERIES AT AUCTION I
AT NO, 2712 O STREET.
On aootint of owner having other i
business to which ho has to devote
bis entire attention, wo will sell on
THIS THURSDAY. MAY 4,
commencing at 10:30 o'clock,
tho stock of Groceries at No. 2712 O
Street, consisting of a lino linn of
Canned Goods, such ns Peaches, Corn,
Tomatoos, Syrups. Peas Roans, etc..
Good Luck, P. apd M. and Boytl Baking
Powder, Arbuckle's Coffee, Octagon,
Ivory and other Soaps, Star Naphtha!
Ponrllne, Blueing. Lye. Cereals of all
kinds, Mntcltes. Salt, Preserves, Jam.
Pickles, Smoking and Chewing To?
bacco, etc.; 1,500 pounds Lard; also
li?OO pounds Lord In 00 pound tins.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cnsh.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
By Edward S. Rose Co iipany,
'Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED AT THE FORKS OF
TUB RIVER AND THREE CHOP?
PED ROADS. BETTER KNOWN AS
THE STORE OF THE LATE JOHN
LENNOX.
In execution of the below mentioned
decree, entered on the 27th day of
April. 1911. T will sell by auction,'upon
the premises, on
THURSDAY. THE 4TIT DAY OF MAY,
1011. AT G O'CLOCK P. M.,
the property located its above, which
consist:! of the storehouse and nil other
Improvements thereunto belonging.
Tho lot ban n frontage of 150 feet on
the ftntiU) lino of the Itiver (load by a
depth of 220 feet. An extended notion
of this property Is unnecessary here,
In that Its advantageous location Is
well known to our citizens, ns well ns
those of the surrounding country.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cnsh;
tho residue in two equal Instalments
fit six nnd twelve month, with 6 per
cont. ndded, and the title retained until
the whole purchase money Is" paid nnd
a conveyance ordered by the court; or
all cnsh, nt tho option of the pur- I
chaser.
ALBERT O. BOSCIIEN. i
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerk's Office of the Circuit
Court of the county of Henrlco:
Gavin T.. MncPherson.".Plaintiff
against
.fames Lennox et als.Oefendnnt
I hereby certify that tho bond in tho
above styled suit hns been duly given.
Given under my hand this 29th day
of April, 1911.
E. R. PHILLIPS.
Deputy Clerk.
By Chapln & Hume,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE DETACHED
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
No. 514 33d Street
In execution of n certain deed of
trust to tho undersigned trustee, dated
April S, 1D0S, and recorded In tho
clerk's offlco. Richmond Chancery
Court, default having boon tnude in
tho pnymont of certain notes thorcin
secured, and heing required to do so,
I will sell nt public auction, upon tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1911.
nt 5:30 o'clock P. M..
the above described property, consist?
ing of a medium-sized detached two
Slory frame dwelling of eight rooms,
with modern conveniences. The house,
having been recently painted and pa?
pered. Is In good order. Tho lot fronts
2,1 feet S Inches on the west lino of
Thirty-third Street, and runs back
124 feet to an alloy 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash ns to expenses of ex?
ecuting tliLs trust, any taxes duo and
unpaid, nnd f'2.000, with Interest from
.Tilly S, 1910; balance nt six and twelve
months, secured by deed of trust: or
all cnsh. nt tho option of tho purchas?
er. A ilbcrnl loan can bo secured on
tills property.
C. C. OHA PIN,
_Trustee.
By Pollrird & Bagby.
AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 1 835 Carrington Street,
Consisting of
Good Detached House Con?
taining About Eight
Rooms
We will sell at auction, on the prem?
ises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1911.
at 5:30 P. M.,
the above mentioned desirable house.
This will make a pood home or a good
investment, ns it Is never vacant.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
Auctioneers.
The Imt
I Opposite the station Is a resting place
i for colored people who nro inspecting
! Glen Allen garden lots,
i A good plan is to take n leisuroly
stroll over tho grounds without n guide.
Garden Lots
For colored people are twenty minutes
from Elbn Station, and the commuta?
tion fare is 12 cents. Inspect the prop?
erty now nnd buy at your leisure.
SAVINGS OF LIFETIME * 'A*
STOKED AWAY IN CLOSET$
ISpeclnl to Tho" Tlmes-DlspaUdt. 1
Amherst. Va.. May 3.?Mrs. Susi?.?
Story, who tJ 1 o<l recently nt hor homo
near Sundldgos, In this county, had"
nearly $1.200 stored away In a closet}?
In her home. The money was In ell?^
ver, ?oltl and bunk notes, much of 1
it being in nicliles, dimes, quarters nndjyi
sliver dollars. Some of It had been S
put Into bass and some wns wrapped;,';
in cloth and paper. Tho money, which,$
has now been placed In bank for sufo-.-,
keeping. Is said to have been In tho >
house for quite awhile, nnd to represent
the accumulation of a number of years.&
LotTertjr Place Sold.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.1
Harrlsonbiirg, Va.. Muy 3.?Mrs W.
L. Yanccy, of Harrlsonburg, has Just '-?
purchased the Luffcrty place nenv Cro- .';',
zct, Albemnrlo county, for $16,500. Tho ,,'
farm, which contains 2.00Q fifteen-year- V
old apple, trees, will be managed by '
Kemper W. Yancey. the famous Unlver- j
slty of Virginia football coach. Tho J
annual crop of apples Is worth from..'!
$2,000 to $5.000. A modern fourteen- W
room residence, worth $10,000, Is on tho S
place. ..;
rr.-.-v':
SUictton^ ^i_.?'_J[H4H^5^?^ 1
William D. Pizzlnl Co.,
Auctioneers.
723 East Alain Street.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
OF
DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING, V;"
No. 707 E. Preston Street
By virtue of a deed of trust to tho
undersigned trustees, dated August 20, ' ]
1900, and recorded in the clerk's office}
bf. the Richmond Chancery Court, Inj j
Deed Book 203 "C," page ISO, default^;
having been made In a part of the debt\
therein secured, and being required soi <
to do by the noteholder, we will sell ',
at public auction, on the promises, on ,
MONDAY, MAY STH, 1911,
at 5 o'clock P. M?
the real estate described in tho afore-. A
said deed of trust as follows, to-wlt:
All that certain lot, pleco or parcel ji
of land. In tlio city of Richmond. Va.,' ?
with tho improvements thereon, or to
be erected thereon, on tho south lino ]
of Preston Street, nnd described aa fol-.'..;
lows: Commencing on the said south rs
line of Preston Street at a point dls'-'\5
tant sixty-nine (09) feet and two (?) g
inches east of the east lino of Seventh fi
Street, and running thence eastwardly ;';
and fronting on tho said south line of ;'
i Preston Street Hfte?n (15) feet, anting
lltenco back southwurdly anil within.;;
parallel linos, rorty-flvo (15) feet and.'''
I three (3) inches, together with tho rlghtjii
of use of the private alley which bounds ;
It. on the west,
j TERMS: Cash as to cost of executing;'
this trust and to pay n note of $12, due , .
I February 20, 1911. and any t fixes duo at];'
I the time of sale, and also a ratable pro-.1.
j portion of tho taxes for the current "v,
I year, nnd a credit as to a principal note 1 1
'of $100, payable August 20, 1912, and',;
throe Interest notes thereon of $13 j
oncb, payable at twenty-four, thirty';';
and thirty-nix months after date, all ,'
I dated August 20, 1001?; any balance nt |
one and two years, and secured by
deed of trust on tho property, or such t!'
balance may bo paid In cash, at tho'
option of tho purchaser. j '
WILLIAM B. PIZ7.INI
and
M. .1. STRAUS.
Trustees.
&eal (Estate fov Bent.
Green & ReddV
RENT LIST
1122 West Main St., S rooms. .. .$180 Off [
32S West Leigh St., 5 rooms.... 400 00 .
1802 Grove Avenue, 7 rooms.... 360 00
3009 East Main St., 9 rooms. 360 00
1811 West Main St., 7 rooms.... 300 00
1021 West Marshall St.. 7 rooms. 300 0f>i
1212 North Twenty-third St., 9
rooms . 270 0? -
Corner West nnd Wallace Sts., S
rooms . 150 00
13 North TwcnTy-nlnth St.. 7
rooms . 144 00" .
703 Chambcrlayuo A ve.. S rooms 600 00 ?:
404 West >.iay St., S rooms.... 240 00,
1701 Park Ave.. 10 rooms. 720 00 ?
908 West Main St.. 7 rooms,
second flat (heat free)... 450 00
Bellevuo Apartment, No. 1, 7 }|
rooms. 420 00 .
201-A Allon Ave., S rooms. 360 001
119 North Eighth St., G rooms, ?
second Hat. 300 Offj ,;
1020 West Main St., 4 rooms, I
first flat . 270 Off
1000 North Boulevard, 7 rooms,
second Hat . 200 Ofjt
419 West Main St., first flat, ner
month . 9 0(5
30 North Ninth Street. V
iCemil ^attCES.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that the Country Club)
of Virginia, Incorporated, a corpora- \
tlon duly chartered and organized un-';,
der the laws of the State of Virginia/
ns a country club and social club, with? ,';
its clubhouse at Rio Vista, Tuckahoe'/
District, Henrico county, Virginia, will.:
on the IfiTIi DAY OF MAY, 1911, maki},'
application In open court to tho Circuit,
Court for tho county of Henrico for
leave to keep on hand nt its club-;
house ardent spirits for the use of itsi, :.
members and their bona fide guests,'
In accordance with the laws of tha.'
State of Vlrginta in such cases mada'
and provided.
THE COUNTRY CLUB
OF VIRGINIA, INC.
C. I.. KIRK.
President.
JOHN B. YOUNG,
Vice-Presldent.
JAMES MULLEN,
.1. W. YOUNG.
15. T. HARRISON,
GEORGE W. WARREN,
JOHN A. COKE, JR..
JOHN P. LEAR Y.
II. S. HA WES.
11. H. I I AR WOOD.
A. P. WILM ER.
JAMES WJ GRAVES.
GOLEM AN WORTH AM.
CHARLES R. BURNETT,
WILLIAM P. WOOD.
Rosrd of Directors and Governors.
Dated May 1, 1911.
(UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE ^?SM
MevHclne?Dentlstey? Pharroncy.
yor session of 1910-'ll.
Not/ Building. PerJect equlp
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