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? renter IUcbxuoatVa Greatest Newspaper
f?wf?mtfi <-|3K?> Bippalrh
GREATEST WANT AND KISAL ICS
TATH1 MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OF THIS nr.sT IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
la Effect June 11, Uli.
Dally, one cent per word when paid
Id advaace. No Ail. taken for leas than
ten centa.
One und oue-balf cents a won! all
classification* except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted one cent
a word. No Ad. Sunday taken for leu
tliun llfteen cents.
No Ada. taken for less thnn twenty
flve centa when phoned In or cliurgcd
at the counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed*
Classification not triuiranleed after
0(30 1*. M.
For business contrncta aend for the
Want Ad. Mam uuune llourii* 1.
Jtofit 4no Jfouna._
I-'ostT"!'!il da V," tan pocketbo?k!
containing money, on Laui-ti Streut
cur, UruaU struct or Cohen's, Re?
ward, Phone. Muulson 76J4-J. _
lc 2t, 'SOL. I) WA'i '11 i-'Uli, initials
d. If. G. Return JeUerson Hotel.
Liberal tewui d._
Jtyti? ttuuiiiu, jviuU.
|T,?Vu~GO VI. itS M L.NT^l'?aiTioN? ? PtSx.
Write lur list. 1'1;.i.nkli.n lNdii
TUTK, Dept) 371 Q.' Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED, COACHMAN TO "JO TO THE
country tor summer. Apply 7 E.
i; ran kiln._\_
loU Ali^ WANTED i'Oi'. tivVURN
i..cnt ponltlon; ,b-J month. Write lor
list ot positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. ?Vu G. Rochester,
N. Y._
YOUNG ML.N TO BECOME CHAUF
reurs; mueiutie shop practice, sum?
mer pricei. NATIONAL AUTO
SCHOOLS CORPORATION, 2J1-222 W.
Broad direct. ._
xi?X'TITnToTs ur?>TrEL\?a Ni'iiuiiit
of all-round macnii.iotu on general
machlno, engine and repair work,
.-rttuuy employment. Wants, ,2.75
per day. state experience. STRAT
ton ac BR.iOG CO., l'etel dburg, . .
WANTED, GoOlTFINE JUNK CAMERA
operator, also hall-tone etchen
Steady work, good pay. KN'oxville
ENGRAVING Co.. r^ii^xjille^Teiia _
young MAN. look AHEAD! PP.K
paie lor the future. A praeilcil
business course "will help you won?
derfully. Our touises are 2a per
cent, cheaper for the next month;
li.veitlK.ile to-day. MASSEY LC.il
?N'^?a COLLEGE-_
two YOUNG MtN WANT WORK IN
dairy, together if possible; first-clans
milkers. L t-s, care Tmies-Disputch.
AUTO b?tl??L?UL?E?l, i^VilGEai
ana bcn-cqulpped una only real
practical auto school In this section
Open oay and nlgfii the year aroun-1
Call ana see for yourself. Our sat
Isiied pupils are our references.'
RICHMOND ALTioMoLiLK SCHOOL
*l i W. ill oau titreet__
SEVERAL TOUNG MEN. RICHMOND
or vicinity, to lit for railway mail
clerks, poal-ottlce clerks and letter
?arriers; salary JiO to ?70; prOfnO
llon. Address P, O. Box ?t>j. ChicaifO.
WaNTED. REGISTEREl?" DRUGGIST;
must be free from intoxicants. Give
reference and stale tuiury expected.
SALOLf, 501 N. Green St., Charlottes
viile. Va.
?iiuaiioiis luaanttO. stunt.
\\\Cnte1T ^kguLvAr" o^^substI
tule clerical work lr. bank; experi?
enced, ai references. Address D., &
Sosrhore dt-, Petersburg. Va._
WANTED, iPOSITION Ad CLERK IN
i ouniry store; have had some ex?
perience;' i'lso reference furnished
Address XX. cure Postmaster. Fal
mouth, etaltord Co , Va._
REAL ESTATE HUSTLER. STRICTLY
r and industrious, with pleasant
- . .ires, would like connections In
Richmond, cither as partner or with
id strong rirm on salary; cftlee or
outside work. Best of references.
Object of change Is to ?et lit larger,
j-.--,w:ng city. Address REAL Ld
1 AT!; r:.r- T.:... .s- r?l.:pat h_
^)clp (laianfct), female.
w.;.s-i Si registered I'HarSia
<lst or prescription clerk. Address,
giving experienca and reference, H
765, care '1 imes-Dispatch.
WAX IE D, EXPERIEN CED LADY
bookkeeper; must be uulck at fig?
ures and write a good hand; perma?
nent position to right party; must
come well recommended. Adiiess,
stating sai.it y and references, G jZi.
care Times-Dispatch.
KFx LOCH "FARM?-BEAUTIFUL SUK
roundings, reilned people, good food,
pure water; easily reached from all
joints. Address AY LETT EVERETT,
f'ismont. Va._
wANTED.EXPERIENCED AND RAPID
graphotype operator. Call In person.
PHIL g. KELLY CO.. 1411 and H13
E. Main Sireel_
WANTED. COLORED WOMAN TO
help in general house work and cook
for small family in country homo, on
car line, near ^Richmond. Address or
c all J. L. NO EL. Elmont. Va._
WANTED. EXPERIENCED GIRLS TO
make paper boxes. POHLIG BROS.,
Twc;ity-t.tth and Franklin Ptreets.
~^ip,^alfjirt? female.
fi^vTEa EXPERIENCED ASSIS'f
ant bookkeeper, either lady or gen?
tleman. Stute age. experience, ref?
erences and salary expected. e 221),
care Times-Dispatch.
ALL STENOGRAPHERS WISHING TO
do substitute work during- the sum?
mer months will Und opportunities
aplenty at the "REMINGTON TYPE?
WRITER EMPLOYMENT DEPART?
MENT." 606 E. Main Streot. Phono
Madison 851._
equation*, Iko^tflonal.
w"antT?d?'~by youno lady"oTex
perienco, position to teach grammar
grades In high or graded school: ele?
mentary professional certificate; ref?
erences given. Address Ilox 54, Ken
brldge. Va._
WANTED, POSITION to TEACH IN
private family; qualifications Eng?
lish, French, music and art. Refer?
ences exchanged. Address Box IS,
Catharpln. Va._
WANTED. POSITION AS TEACHER
In public school; certificate In full
force; testimonials the best. Address
"STENOGRAPH LR," care Postmas
ter, Qusburg. Va. _
WANTED. SITUATION AS TEACHER
for small children; English and uiu
sic. Rox 207. Frederlcksburg. Vo.
i&olicttrjca ano ^glcgmeu.
ntATEL^n^S^LlcS^^ to^CARRY
on commission snappy line of six
styles of spoclaltlos In men's dresa
shoes to retail at S3, State expe?
rience and reference. Address
STANDARD SHOE MANUFACO'UR
tXO CO.. Bultlmoro. Md._
Coal ano ft&ooo.
wood" Ts "wood,' "but'the" wood
man's ^vood is ull wood except a very
thin bark on tho outside at this sea?
son, In spring season I havo It with?
out bark. My wood Is split In sea?
son and clear of knots, by wood and
my coal at summer prlco will create
a smile because It touches-the pocket
book and warms tho homo, Try
LONG'S. Phone Madison 1069.
KINDLING Wo"?D, EXCELLENT F??
light cooking, 11.50 hnlf-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
Az SONS.
j?oar? tManteb.^
- jfANTED, by SEPTEMBKR 1. -two
rooms and board for wife and two
?vnaU chlldron. Box 73S.
ARE YOU GOLNfT GN^THE RICHMOND
Roosters' Tour?_
WANTED7 THIS PUBUC TT) KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers. S13
East Main Street, buy. Hell, exchange
and KKMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TUB
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver nlwuys takon In exchange._
TO \v"hOM~"1t"~M?"y CONCERN: TO
all purchasers of material, etc., at
Idlcwood Park, See O. E. Ouvcr
nator and make no payments lo any
other than him and receive receipt
for same from G. E. GUVERNATQH.
SPRINGTIME IS HERE. GET YOUR ]
lust year's clothes out and phono
Mudl.ion 4121, and our automobile
will call, net und return your gar?
ments In Al condition. SPITZER.
MY CLEANER AND DYER. 102 N.
Eighth Street._
IF YOUR HEAD FITS THE HAT YOU
can buy u straw hat of $3 or $5 val
ue for $1 at MUSCOH H. GARNE TT'.S.
WE WILL GIVE ?100 FOR ANY AF
fection of tho eye. cur, noso or throat
we full to Improve. HILLCREST
SANATORIUM, .Second und Frankln
Streets. >
';: iiusiness e^pportumi its.
ALL "of'tHE ' BIG ONES" Ali'lj "<RJ
lug on tho Richmond Roosters' Tour.
Ar? you?_
BANKING TAUGHT BY IMPROVED
methods. bookkeeplug, shorthand
and typewriting also; life scholar?
ships z:> per cent, on (or limited lima.
.\LAS8EY BUSINESS COLLEGE_
Sutomobiles for tfealc_
Xi^ro.YKJuif.Es Vou^ni^r^soLD. cx^
changed; free repairs fox. one year;
from 1100 to il.ooo. AUTOMOBILE!
EXCHANGE. J'Jl-2L'a W. Broad St.
Summer SJoaroing.
BO A Jt DELS ~ "WANT El/ UN ARGYE
Fartn; good water; healthy location;
si:ady grove; good table. For fur?
ther Information apply to MRS. W.
H. FARLEY. Amelia C. H.. Va.
LOWES COTTAGE. water FRONT,
Virginia Bay Station, Ocean View.
Reasonable rules; good servlco; spe?
cial meals, 60c; bathing suits treu.
mrs, w. T. lowe. Proprietor.
BOAP.DEHh W.VNTED UY 1'KIVA I i-:
tamlly: rates reasonable. Apply
to MRS. _ M. V. THACKER. Ujsic
City. Va._
RALEIGH COTTAGE. SO YARDS FROM
beach: everything now. Hates, 35.
?10, ?12 per week. Free boats, bain
houses, sr.owcr baths. Address MRS.
H. MACE, Box TS. Oceun View, Va.,
Walker s Station._
j DEARDORF COTTAGE. WILLOUGiTbY
I Beach. Va.. opposite Tenth Street
I Station; excellent board; comfortable
I rooms; boating, bathing and tUaing:
rates, ?1.60 per day. JT to ?10 Sftekly,
! Address MRS. V. M. MATTHEWS.
Wllloug'hb'y Beach. Va.
KJojfB MONROE 1." ANd'^IND^OUT
about the Richmond Boosters' Tour.
WANTED lo BUY ruM.ASIt..?.luraB.
hold goods la any itatuui). Rhone
Madison 886L
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY OB
of every descriptlrti bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E
Cary St. Rhone 'lidlsoo 252*.
B'AJWED, SECOND-HAND STEEL
water tower, not teas than 'hlriy
feet hish, and carry tank of not less
than L60? gallons. Address J 3TT.
car e T imes-Dlspatch._
WE BUY\ SELL. RENT AND L\>c""~
change .-.econd-hand machinery. I.
BLUFORD Se CO._
WANTED*. PARTY AT ONCE TO CON
tract to cut log and saw lumbar by
the thousand. For particulars ad?
dress MRS J. W. JONES. Rio Vista.
Va, Route No. 1.
rjpeisonal?.
DO YOU KNO\"V:"'"aBOUT THE RiCH
mond Boosters' Tour?_
ill MAN hair BOUGHT and Sul-d
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third.
kid gloves cleaned. ALI.
lengths. 10c. We also clean anything
cleanable SPITZER, MY cleaner
and DYER. 102 n. Eighth St. Madi
aon 4i^'.. ,\uij delivery
ivoorn? iliiante?.
u'antf.i?. 'i-aree Connecting. i:n^
furnished rooms, with private oath,
with or without bourd. south of
Broad and west of First Street. In
the neighborhood of Monroe Park
preferred, ?rvddress B. a. t.. Box
sit. City._
_?^cal Cstotc tor fealt.
FOR ?.\ LE. FA E-M THAT YOU CAN
buy; 33 acrts, near this city; new
dwelling; and necessary outbuildings:
firewood; excellent ntlgbb artaood;
butt soil. Write to-day. SOMMER.
V1LLE TRUST CO.. inc.. Farm ~nd
Timber Specialists, Newport News.
Va._
CONVENIENT TO RICHMOND. 4&
acres, five minutes' walk from atef.m
and electric depots, church, stores,
school, R. P. d.; choice land; pleas?
ant location; half Improved; 'imber;
four-room cottugo and hall; plenty
outbuildings; fruits; good water; all
rersonal property incluicd. Only
?3.S00. W. H. bowe, 401 e. Frank?
lin St., Richmond._
FOR SALE, A 23-FOOT LOT ON 2200
block, Hanover Avenue, only ?60 a
foot. Address d ISO, caro Ttmes
Dlspatch._
?2,?00 WILL buy TWO NICE HOUSES
on Twenty-sixth Street, in good con?
dition; newly painted and occupied
by splendid tenants and pays 10 per
tent. net. Addreis E 256, caro Times
Dispatch._
BEAUTIFUL HOME AT GLEN ALLEN
for sale; new. artistic house, nlno
rooms; all modern conveniences,
splendid oak grove; all necessary
outbuildings; three minutes' walk to
station; cheapest commutation rail
? road rotes In ihe world; 3 3-4 acres
land. For particulars address "SU
BURBAN," Glen Allen. Va._
for SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home; all modern conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe, Hump
ton Roads; boating, bathing, fishing;
Iurge lawn, shade trees; two minutes'
?walk to car. For further Information
address S. H. \V., caro Postmaster,
lluckroe. Va.
JReal C?tate for Kent j
FOR RTiNT"'?R SALE, iSlOSIRABLE I
property, corner lot; lO-room dwell?
ing. Address "c," care Postmaster,
Ashland, Va_ _
STOREHOUSE for RENT AT cul
len, Va., on Virginian Railway; good
stand; splendid opportunity. For
particulars write W. S DARKSDALE,
Cullen. Va._
Five new and modern houses.
2230 to 223S Park Avenue; !? rooms;
hot water heat. Apply 2212 A Buk
Avenue, or phone Madison 7T60-.1 or
6605._
^oarti ing^ _ i
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
room, second Moor; buth, phono, com?
bination lights, with board. Apply
3 East Franklin Street._
BEAUTIFUL FRONT room for
rent; also singlo room, with board.
410 West Grace._
BOARDERS WANTED AT 817 EAST
Franklin Street. MISS PALMQRE.
C?WISR 1?I.AT. 2242 PARK AVlfNUBi
six rooms; hot water heat; modern
In every way; open locntlon. Apply.
2242 A Paik Ave., or phono Madison
T7i'i0-.I or 6605-_ _
GAMBLE'S' HILL, FIRST FLOOR. 1}
rooms and bath. ?210; second floor,
flvo rooms and bath, ?360; third lloor,
four ii."ms nnd bath, ?210; posses?
sion September 1 or sooner. Apply
309 South Fourth StrceL
illilBIBM
What position In a bank?
ANS WICH T<.' YESTEItuAfS ITZZt.ES
Scmlnule.
CHEAP. ALL~K1NL^_~ ?F AE&?tlD
hand mechunlcul tools. Apply Jep?
PERSON LOAN OFFICE. 17o5 East
Main Street._ _
WANTED. TO SELL ONE BARK MTlL
with pulleys and shafting, complete;
two seta corn burrs, with pulleys and
Ehaftlng, complete; one boller und
engine. 100 horsepower oach. For
liartlculars apply, to FARMERS' CO?
OPERATIVE GUANO CO.. Black
stone. Va._j_
STRUCTURAL MATERIAL OF EVERY
description cut to order. CLARENCE
COSBY. 1023 East Cary Street. Rich?
mond, Va. _
TFIIRTY-SLX .MILLION FEET NORTH
Carolina pine timber on a 7-cent
freight rate to Norfolk, Vu. As much
more adjoining can be bought. N. C.
PINE, care Times-Dispatch _
R. R. COSBY- eITeCTRIC AND MA?
CHINE CO. Phone No. 5300 Madison.
No 210 East Marshull Street. High
class work of every description._
F?"r~SALE. AT ,800. SECON D - HAND
Franklin, Model D, five-passenger au?
tomobile; Bosch magneto; fully
cquippcd with clock, windshield und
speedometer; Just overhauled; cost,
with equipment, when new, over 53.
000. Apply P. O. Box 526. Richmond,
Va._
SEE US WHEN IN NEED OF A SUR
rcy, buggy or runabout. We carry
the latest and most attractive stylos
that can bo seen In the city, and
at lowest price A- MEYER'S SONS,
731 E. Cary Street.
ICE CREAM. 11 GALLON; ALL FLA
vors. SOMMA'S. Phone Monroe 564.
NOW IS TfiE TIME TO LOOK YOUR
lawnmower over. Wo havo the only
sharpener south of Philadelphia that
will sharper it with a guarantee to
cut like new. JOE BICKERSTAFF,
i 1811 East Main_
AX AS K A BUTTER REFRIGERATOR
for sole. This box Is In excellent
condition and Is good as new. Will
sell ch'.up S. J. LONDON, 1534 East
Main Street
FOR SALE." OAK DRESSER. IRON
bed and spring:, felt mattress, two
druggets, Iron cot, kitchen chairs,
table, etc., almost new. Apply ?425
Hanover Avenue.
DYNAMOS; BUILDING. ETC. SEE G.
E. GKVERNATOR. Idle-wood Park.
LUMBER, ALL KINDS. G. E. GUVER
NATOR, Idlewood Park._
40 MIRRORS. 42x00 INCHES. SEE G.
E. GUVERNATOR, Idlewocd Par*
?87 50 PAYS FOR AN UNLIMITED
(life) scholarship in our stenographic
or commercial departments if pur?
chased now. Summer rates soon
expire. MASSEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGE_
SHOE REPAIRING. ~"~
76c HAI.FSOLE MEN'S SHOES, 600
ladies,; every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royul rub
l.-r heels, 25c: Tred-Atr rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
. ACTOtt-t .In Eutst Main. Phone
Moiiro-: ?667. _
AWNINGS! AWNINGS: AWNLNGS!
FOOL THE SUN BY PLACING YOUR
order for awnings with us now. We
are in a position to meet all de?
mands promptly. H. E- COPELAND
ii CO, l?S N. Ninth Street. Phono
Madison 2576._
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphoistered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 3204.
BIG SALE OF PARASOLS.
REGULAR, $4 PARASOLS FOR 11.3S.
We have them from 25c. up to 85
apiece. Repairing and recovering our
specialty. New umbrellas from 5?c.
up to $10 apiece. Come and see us.
We will treat you right. new?
MAN'S UMBRELLA FACTORY. 318
E. Broad Street. Phone Monroe 2I0'j.
LAWN MOWERS. "
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why there are about 500 satlslied
j users of the genuine Pennsylvania
' mowers In Richmond. We also carrv
the cheap stuff as low as $2.50. If
you can't find It, go to McGRAW'S.
1440-42 E. Main Street._
CLEANING AND DYEING SILKS.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF CLEAN
Ing and dyeing silks, satins, laces,
furs, ponges, foulards, household
draperies, blankets, etc. Nothing too
dittlcult. SPITZER, MY CLEANER,
102 North Eighth Street. Phono Mad
Ison 1121_
FINE UN HO _8T EKING AND MAT?
TRESSES.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND Up?
holstered; mattresses made ovor like
new, furniture and china, packed
and shipped. JACOB UMLAUF. Phone
8292._
HOUSE CLEANING.
MATTING LAYING. WAXING. STAIN
ing floors, window washing, New
houses specialty. WILLIAM JOHN
SON, Monroe 312j)._
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
KEEP COOL; SLEEP IN -A TENT. WE
make them any ;-ize. T-ricos reason?
able. H. E. COPELAND CO. INC.
Awnings. Tents and Flags. Phono
j Madison 2576._
I CREATER R1CH M ON D WI LL ?E
i still greater after the Boosters' Tour.
-Aoom? for _\ent. j
j SlCELy FURNISHED ROOMS; COOL. I
clean: transient, 50c; permanent.'
special rates. THE WELLINGTON.
?14 East Clay._
COOL PARLOR BED ROOM, WITH \
telephone: also other rooms. 710 E.I
Franklin_
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, V. ITH
! or without boerd. 718 E. Marshill.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS. SECOND
Moor. 100 East Main._
FOUR NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: j
reasonable terms. 1117 E Clay St. '
THE ANNUAL MEETING OK THE
stockholders of the Richmond P.ipur
Manufacturing Company will bo hela
at Us oftlce. 1300 East Franklin
Street, on TUESDAY, July 18. 1911,
at 13 M. B. W. LIPSCOMB,
_Secrotary.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS,
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Admission, 26c, Free on Saturday-,
Committee on Water Decides
There Is Nothing on Which
to Confer.
DUPLICATION ALLEGED
Electricity Committee's Com?
munication Regarded With
Disfavor.
Request made by the Committee on
Electricity for appointment of a sub?
committee in regard to alleged dupli?
cation and waste In cost of water
pumping by maintenance of tho elec?
tric plant by steam, while the water
pumps were lying idle, was tabled by
the Council Committee on Water last
night. Chairman Mills stated that
Spend the Week-End
At Atlantic City
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad announces its at?
tractive week-end excursions, at $10.00
round trip, from Richmond to Atlantic
City, Cape May and other New Jersey
seaside resorts. Tickets on sale each
Friday and Saturday until September
15, inclusive, limited to reach Rich?
mond returning by midnight the fol?
lowing Wednesday. For full particu?
lars covering these popular outings,
apply to any R.. F. & P ticket agent,
or W. p. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
Richmond. Va.
awtton ?aJ^ Jtiture gap*.
"^^Bv' PoTlard ^"Bagby and"
N. W. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOUR?
TEENTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN STREETS. KNOWN
AS NOS, I. fi AND S. SUITABLE FOR
A WAREHOUSE OR MANUFACTUR?
ING PLANT. FOR MANY YEARS
OCCUPIED BY J. W. FERGUSSON
& SON.
At the request of the parties Inter?
est 1. we will sell by auction, on tho
premises, on
TUESDAY*. JULT IS, 1911.
at 12 o'clock noon,
the above mentioned property. The
improvements consist nf a well built
and substantial four-story building,
with elevator and steam heating plant.
! The property has a frontage of about
37 feet on Fourteenth Street, with an
alley on the north and an alley on the
west. This property Is located In the
heart of the wholesale and manufac?
turing centre of this city.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at
.-ix, twelve and eighteen months; credit
payments to bear e per cent. Interest
and to be secured by deed of trust.
POLLARD & BAGBY.
N. W. BOWE & SON.
Auctioneers.
jBUal Cgtate for frale.
FOR SALE.
Two Dairy Farms
A nice store and dairy business, in
full operation and paying well; 30
acres of land, with good dwelling of
seven rooms, large storeroom adjoin?
ing and connected; only two miles
from tfie city, on first-class road. A
rare chance for a pa.ylng home and
established business.
' ALSO.
A splendid dairy farm; 550 acres;
good buildings: about thirty-rlvo miles
from Richmond, at railroad station.
Can be bought low prlce and easy
terms.
C. L & H. L. DENOON,
_821 East Main Street.
WANTED
To rent by a non-resident, a strictly
modern Franklin Street home, between
Chafer ar.d Second Streets; would pre?
fer one close to the Jefferson Hotel.
Term of lease from two to five years.
All replies treated as confidential.
DOUGLAS E. TAYLOR.
_IS North Eighth Street.
?.egal Hotltts.
VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
[Grand Fountain of the United Order of
Ti ue Reformers, a corporation, which
sues, etc.,
vs.
I The Savings Bank of tho Grand Foun?
tain of the United Order of Truo
Reformers of Virginia.
Extract of Decree of June 29, 1911.
"The court doth adjudge, order and
decree that this cause be referred to
one of the Commissioners in Chancery
cf this court, who is directed to In?
quires into and report: ? ? ? ?
?'(3) All the debts and demands
apalnst the said bank, and the order
I of their priorities, if any. f -? ? ?
'But beforo executing the Inquiry
required in paragraph No. 3 he shall
publish notice of the time and place
fixed upon by him for that purpose
cneo. a week for four successive weeks,
in some newspaper published In the
city of Richmond. Va., which publi?
cation shall be equivalent to personal
notice on all persons interested there?
in.'
All persons interested in the takmu:
of the account of debts and demands
against the Savings Bank of the Gr.-.nd
Fountain of the United Order of True
! Reformers of Virginia, directed by the
I decree of which the foregoing is an
extruct, are hereby notified that i have
nxed cn the 10TH DAY of AUGUST,
1911, tt 10 o'clock A. m., and my office
on the eighth floor of i the Travelers
Building, in Ihe city of Richmond, Va?
as the time and place to proceed to
tako said account.
Q. carlton JACKSON,
Commissioner in Chancr-ry.
~jBanbrupi ^butts'.
n"oYict? of "first"'"meeting' of
creditors.
In the matter of ) In
\J. XV. LANK FORD .* f
BRO, (
Ri-nkrupt. Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
I To the creditors of-J. W. LANK FORD
& BRO. of rinckardsvllle, In the
county of Lancaster and district
aforesaid?Bankrupt:
Notice Is hereby Riven that on the
13th day of July. A. D., 1911. the nald J.
|W. LANKFORD & BRO.. wns duly ad?
judicated bankrupt and that the lirst
meeting of creditors will be held
at Lancaster C. H.. Va.. on the '.'IlTrl
DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1011. at 10 o'clock
! In tho forenoon, at which time the
'said creditors may attend, provo their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the.
bankrupt and transact such other bus?
iness as may properly como buforo said
meeting.
C. P. CARDWELL,v
P.ofereo in Bankruptcy.
I July 1*. 1911.
thero was nothing over which to con?
fer, tho relations of tho electric plant
to tho Water Department being fixed
by city ordinance, which neither com?
mittee coula alter. The ordinance es?
tablishing tho electric plant requires
It to furnish power to pump not less
than 12,000.000 gallons of water each
twenty-tour hours. Chairman Mills
said the Water Department had never
called on tho Electric Department to
furnish that much power.
A letter was read from tho Commlt
tco on Electricity Inclosing a copy of
a report submitted by a subcommittee,
consisting of Messrs. Jones, Cowardln
and Soaton. Leaving the chair, Mr.
Mills asserted that the Committee on
Electricity hud meroly asserted Its
Ignorance, as It had exceeded Is prov?
ince In criticizing the management of
tho Water Department.
Can Save 930,000 a Yea*,
j "If they are slncore in this matter."
1 said Mr. Mills, "they can save ?HO,000
f-a year to the city by consolidating tho
departments. That amount could rend
lly b-i saved if tho Water and Elec?
tricity Departments were operated to?
gether. The water plant by ordinance
now has the first call on three-fourths
of the current genorated. The charge
this subcommittee haB made as to
burning coal Is not borno out by the
facts.
"I am willing to co-operate with any
committee for tho good of the city,
but they ask for a conference on a
matter beyond tho province of both
committees."
in reply to a question from Mr.
Adams as to whether there was really
anything in the matters complained of
In the report, Superintendent Davis said
he could see nothing In it?that steam
had been used but live or six days, and
as soon as he was notified he began
using the water pumps, having told
Mr Trafford not to burn coal to furnish
pumping power; that ho could make up
any deficit over what the electric
j plant could supply by the old water
power pumps. He presented a report
to show that during June tho water
power pumps had pumped about 60,
OOO/'OO gallons, or about four days
supply.
"That's just what I thought." re?
sponded Mr. Adams. "That subcommit?
tee went oft half-cocked, and didn't
know what they were talking about. I
movo to table the whole matter. It Is
a useless agitation."
No Idle Men, Snys Mills.
"We have no Idle men at the pump
house." responded Captain Mills, who
enumerated the various kinds of ma?
chinery to be taken care of there,
saying that not a man more than tho
force at the electric plant was employ?
ed, while there was three times the ma?
chinery at th?? pumping station Mr.
Mill3 also called attention to the emer?
gency features of wuter pumping, say?
ing that whether utilized or not. there
j should always be In reserve for an
! emergency of duplicate pumping power
?whether tho electric plant was call
I ed on to deliver It or not. It should
j always stand ready to furnish the pow
! er for the full 12.000.0O0 gallons daily
: guaranteed In the ordinance, thut there
I might never be a shortage
j "We gave up to the electric plant."
j he continued, "the old pump house,
I valued at ?300.000, and which could
I have been sold for ?1.000,000. The
I criticisms of that report are unfair
and unwarranted, and due to lack of
Information."
Mr. Davis explained how the men at
the pump house were engaged In re?
pairing and cleaning old machinery
when not otherwise occupied.
Would Give Them Information.
Mr. Boschcn thought the subcommit?
tee had acted honestly with the light
before It. and favored granting the
conference asked for. that the Electrlc
j Ity Committee "might be given all the
Information It didn't have gumption
enough to secure for Itself." The vote
j on Mr Boschen's substitute motion to
grant the conference committee was
rejected. 2 to 6. as follows.
Ayes?Boschen, Huber.
Noes?Adams, Butler, GUI. Mitchell,
Powers. Mills.
The AdarriB motion to table was then
adopted. 6 to 2, by the same vote.
GO OUT ON STRIKE
Dissatisfied With New Adjust?
ment of Wages?Chauffeurs
Form Union.
Only three of the eleven cars owned
by tho Virginia Taxicab Company
were In operation yesterday, as a re?
sult of the strike declared early In
the morning by the chauffeurs. Two
garage men and an office uttache were
pressed Into servle-e when the drivers
?valkod out.
Notices posted at the headquarters
of the company by Manager A. J. liar,
vey Thursday to tho effect that a new
scale would go into effect on Friday
precipitated the strike. The pay was
fixed at 2."> per cent, of the earnings.
The men were required to pay 12 cents
per gallon for all gasolene used. The
men have boon receiving ?1 per day
iiid 10 per cent, ot their earnings. This
imount. the strikers say, is small
enough. On a 25 per cent, basis, they
maintain, they cannot live.
All Cam Will Hun.
Further than to say that all the ears
would be running to-day Manager
Harvey would make no statement. He
had nothing to say concerning the
j justice or Injustice of the drivers' po
j sition.
! Striking drivers sny they had ample
grounds for walking out; that they
had been imposed upon, and that II
was the second cut In pay sineo A. .'.
Harvey took over the management of
the concern on June 1. In explanation
of their strike. H. M. Cooper said yes
tf.rday:
"Wp could not continue to work
under the new seale fixed by Manager
Harvey and live, and We told him so.
Wo plainly stated that unless the old
scale was restored we would walk out.
He refused to meet us on that ground,
and we simply quit.
11 ml Two It rdnct Ion? .
"When Mr. Harvey first took oha.-ge
of the concern drivers were getting
?12 per week. He then rut us to ?7
a week and 10'per cent of our earn?
ings. Now he lias made another cut.
By Saturday afternoon each striking
driver will have a car to operate.
Thp cars will be donated by private
owners."
Chauffeurs- are now forming a union
In Richmond, and at the first meeting
Thursday night a temporary organi?
zation was formed. The officers named
are T. U. Harris, president; M. J. Mills,
vice-president; S. L. Sorgent, secretary
and treasurer. Sargent was n dis?
patcher for the Virginia Taxlcab Com?
pany until yesterday morning, w'hen
he refused to take out ono of the cars
at thf> request of Manager Harvey.
Mondny night a meeting will bo held
to complete the organization,
Surf Bathing
Very Delightful
Any one that has ever tried surf
bathing knows that It Is very delight?
ful. Two fast Norfolk and Wostorn
trains leave Byrd Street Station every
Sunday morning at 8:10 and 9 o'clock,
respectively, for Norfolk, Cape Henry,
Ocean View and Virginia Beach, where
you can enjoy delightful surf bathing.
1 h0 round trip faro is only $1.50. The
trip Ik quick and comfortable. Try It.
and you will go again.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTEP.IAN CHURCH.?
Presetting at 11 A. M. by Dr. F. T. McPAD
i BN, No uvcnlng service.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHLRCH
Hov. RUSSELL CECIL. D. D.. pastur.
Preaching at 11 a. M. No service at night.
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
Church.?Services at 11 o'clock a. 31. and
lilS o'clock P. M. PrcachlnK by Ilev. \V. It.
McBLROY, D. D. Subject 1! a. M.. "From
Dogged Persecutor to Devoted Preacher";
S:U P, M., "The Boy Problem." Sabbath
? School S;30 a. m. Westminster League. 7:15
! P, M. Midweek lecture Wednesday vli P.
1 M
I CBURCH OP THE COVENANT?REV. J.
I CALVIN STEWART. D. D.. pastor. Preach?
ing Bt 11 a. M. and S:15 P. M. by the pas
I tor. Wednesday evening service at S:li.
? Sabbath School at tit a. M. ond Men's
I Bible Class meets at 10 a. M. Scats all free
and a cordial invitation to all services.
W ESTJI I N 3 T e R PRES!! YTEK1 AN
Church.?Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, D. D.. pas?
tor. Preaching 11 A. M. and 1:1$ 1*. M
Welcome.
BAPTIST.
FlItST BAPTIST CHURCH (BROAD.\nd
Twelfth Streets).?The pastor. Rev. OEO.
W. McDANlEL. D. D., will preach at both
services?11 a. SI. and S:1S P. M. Graded
Sunday School. Raraca and Phllnthcn
Classes i a. W. Patterson, Supt.) 9:S0 A. M.
a welcome to all.
RECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (FRANKLIN
and Adams Streets).?LOUIS bacon wah?
ren. D. D . pastor. Graded Sunday School
at 4:30 a. M. Organized classes for men
and women. At the morning service. 11
o'clock, the pastor will continue his series
on 'The Beatitudes." Mr. C. J. Tlndor will
sing a? the offertory solo, "Just for the.
Day" No night service. A cordial Invita?
tion extended to all. Strangers especially
Invited.
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grace and Poushce Bireots).?Preaching at
11 A. M. by Dr. CHARLES S. GARDNER, of
Louisville. Ky. No service at night. Sunday
School at 9:80 A. M. (Charles R. Winston,
Supt. l.Prayer-moetlne Wednesday at 8:1$
P. M. All are cordially Invited to worship
with us. especially strangers
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Grovo Avenue and Harrison Street).?Rev.
W. C. JAMES. Th. D.. rastor Preaching
by the pastor at 11 A. M. No service at
night. Sunday School ut 5:15 A. M. (James
B. Wood, Supt.). Wednesday ovenlng pray
or-mectlng at S:15 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH (ERECTED 1114
on site of Theatre burned 1811, Broad Street
below Twelfth).?Services at 11 A. M. and
5 P. M. Seats free.
LUTHERAN,
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN (CORNER
Monument Avenue and Lombardy Street).?
Preaching 11 A. M. and 8 I*. M Sunday
School 9:30 A. M. Luther League I P, H,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FTR'ST
Church of Christ. Scientist, will be held to?
morrow morning in churrh edifies (corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Street) at 11
o'clock. Subject. "Life." Wednesday
evening testimonial ami experience meet?
ing at 8:30. The reading-rooms arc lo?
cated at J074 North Sixth Street, and are
open every week day from 10 A. M. to 5 P.
M. All are cordially invited.
tEDICAL COLLEGE
i OF VIRGINIA
1838
1911
MEDICINE. DENTISTRY. PHARMACY.'
Ssreslj-fbtirth Sellien bsobtl Sept 11, I9IW*
Elcoll.ol l.tior?tor, sad tllsltsl tseilltt?*,'
MlubrUo?. ?if tog mEptsjss moderst?^
'(Wnu for OftUlog? 3
C-rWflMr Tom--* M. n. Dw?, Wd__4 V?,
McGuirVs University School,
OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION begins Sep?
tember IS. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity, college, technical school. U. S. Navel
and Military Academies, Primary depart?
ment for small boys, with separate. Instruc?
tors, study-hall, ai,d recitation rooms. The
Principal trill be at 7 N. Belvldere St., after
Sept. 5. For full Information so? catalogue
at book stores, or by mall.
JOHN P. M'GUIRE. Principal.
lI)otdS.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond Va.,
The most magnificent hotel la tha
South. European plan. Rooms single
end en suite, with snd without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rats, ll< 60 p*r day and no ward.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREET3.
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
vdmWmon. 2Bc. FREE r>N SATURDAYS
The Cuisine and Service
at the White Sulphur Springs
ftreperfect. Wehaveourowngardensand
dairy, wliich mean fresh vegetables and
i pure milk. Our Chef Is nn artist In Southern
Uookinw'.and thoconnec t Ion with TheCharobcrllil
Hotel enables us tOClvo you fresh sea-food. too.
Half a million dollars have just been spent
Installim; modern Improvements in this famous
old resort.
On the main line of the C. &0. Ry?
Always cool?2,000 ft. elevation.
Opens Juno 15th. Closes Or'ober 15th.
Booklets at City Ticket Offices. C. & O.
I My., No. $08 E. Mala Street; Richmond
. Transfer Co.. SO E. Main Str?e*. or address
OEO. F. Adams. Mgr.. White Sulphur
1 Bprlnga W .Va.
t If you prefer the Seashore.'tlie Chambcrlln
I Old Point Comfort, Va., Is also under the uia?
; nwomcut ol Mr. Adams.
CAPE VIEW COTT VtJK,
lltickroi' Bonch, Va.
Fifteen minutes' trolley ride to
Chamherlln Hotel. Old Point. Va. Fish?
ing, rowing. Milling, dancing .every
evening, tlnest bathing beach on Chesa?
peake Buy. Sea foods a specialty.
I.a i ge- airy rooms. Spacious verandas.
Ex.-ollcnt table board. Special rat?s
to parties. For further Information,
address Cuptnln .1. 1-'.. P?i?ler,
Cape Vlow Cottage. BuoKTtie Reach. Va.
B?JF RIDGE SPRINGS
Botetourt County, Va.
/ .ooklet mailed on application to
PHIL V. 1!ROWS'.
7 To meet the Inrftc demand for
rooms nt Virginia Beach, Va., the
j princess Anne Inn Corporation beg to
j advfce that they have opened their reno
I voted hotel containing twenty'two large,
cool, airy, delightfully ventilated rooms,
newly furnished. For rates and further
information write GORDAN & HUME,
Norfolk, Va.
GLENWOOD HOTEL
Slat season; Accommodates 200; S milM from
Cataklll Village; healthiest part of mouuJ
i tains; Sit acres; excollont table; modern Im?
provements; la rye at plaxsa* In mountain*)
nmusemonte. billiards, bowling, music, dano.
Unit: 19 weekly upward; booklet, V, BRA.M?
Icon, Catskin, n. T.
Atlantic ?itp Hitaottn.
clflc and Arkansas Avenue?. Specloa*
grounds adjoin brach and boardwalk. Onlr
medium priced hotel where gueatg mar
go from houso to surf In bathing attire
without uslne streets, which Is prohibited.
Lite of bath houses with attendant to care
for suits Is free. Running water In rooms.
Fresh and sra water baths, pnbllo and
private. Special rates SI.50 to ?4.00 dallrt
?8.00 to fZI.SO weekly Including rholc*
tablo -
So
croquet
Booklet mailed upon request
PAUL C. ROSECRANS
in ?<i.nv weeaiy including choir*
supplied from own farm. White
ce. Orchestra. Tennis courta and
let grounds between hotel and beach.
The St. Charles,
ATLANTIC CITY, Jf. J.
.Most Select Location Frontlaar the ifeaoh
With an established reputation for Its
cxcluslvctiess and high-class patronage.
Thoroughly modern and completely
equipped. Courteous service. Bathroom*
with hot and cola, fresh and sea water
attachment*, showers, etc. Orchestra.
Extenslvo porches overlooking the
Boardwalk and Ocean. Always open,
ejoit brlvllegcs. Illustrated booklet.
NEW! IN HAINES COMPANY.
HOTEL IROQUOIS
South Carolina Avenue and!
j Beach. Capacity, too. 100 ocean-aide sunny
; rooms. Private baths, running water la)
I roomi. Elevator. Music. White service^
' Special rate*. $U up weekly: ?2.60 up dally.,
! Booklet._ W. F. SHAW.
j HOTEL RALEIGH '
I St. Charle* Place and the Beach, where the'
1accommodations and location aro unexcelled.
Capacity 400. Large rooms, ocean view, ole-.
vator, private baths; running water In
room*, etc Superiority In culdna. Mod
erate ratrs. Booklet. H. J. DYNES.
I flTUNTIGClTVOFFlCIAtGUIpfe:
M paces. MlllaitnUloas. All attraction* and tbo lead,
lux hotels describe.!, with rates, cltr maps.slo. aejajej
?tamp formsllln* frrecopj. A. C. rltEH IVfOBi
HATIO? lll:itK*l'. I? ox ?UO, Atlantic til ty,
Only Of?clul Guide. Beware of Imitations <
Phllipis House and Annex
Mass. Ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, K. J<
Bltovator to street level. Open all year.
F. P. PHILLIPS?
Along the Ocean and Boardwalk.
HOTEL RUDOLF
Capacity 1,000, Open always. Offering
every appointment, comfort and luxury. Sea
-water In all baths; no extra charge for use
of bath. All rooms overlook the sea Or,
cheatra of soloists, frequent social event*.
Famous grill and cafa. Illustrated booklet
mailed. JOF.L HIT.I.MAN, Pres.
A. a RL'KETSEB. Mgr.
hotel Dennis.
with Its new fireproof addition no>
offers ISO guest rooms, each with prlvatf
bath or running water. Combining even
modern appointment and comfort, ant' la
ono of the beachfront hotels still maintain?
ing; an unobatructed ocean view. Alway*
open. WALTER J. BUZBY.
2CENTS POSTAGE SECURES full INFORMATION
or ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Au. Ho mi, AttuUatK-rc
Stsiiti; Btxous, B.thino, Etc. A Hu>oto?air If
LUtTUTio 60 r?oe 1 'OFFiCIAL"Ouioi wiTMOMiv eoe
wct City ??p Stur FREE st i?io?u.iio- Buu?u7N.V.Av
BEAUTrFCL BERKSHIRE BILLS.
THE COLLINS INN
GREAT HARRINGTON, MASS.
Open all the year.
111-120 weekly.
GEORGE A. HEELER.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
VIRGINIA AVE.. NEAR BEACH
and Steel Pier. Open surroundings. Capac
lty 600. Hot and cold sea wator baths. Large
rooms, southern exposure. Elevator to street
level; fine porches, etc. Special. $12.60 up
weekly; $2.50 up dally. Booklet. Coaches
meet trains. COOPER & LEEDS.
ISLESWORTH
AND ANNEX
WITH CAPACITY OF SOO.
On the ocean front, extending from Virginia
to Maryland Ave. Most central location}
Fresh and sea water In all baths; large,
airy rooms, newly furnished, wltb running
water. Elevator, etc. Full .orchestra. Amer?
ican or European plan. Special weekly rate*.
Always open. Auto meet* train*. Booklet,
FRANK M. PHOEBUS. Mgr.
WM. HYMAN. Propr.
FREE
Guide of ATLANTIC CITY
Handsomely Illustrated Official BeM
Street ana Amusement tlulSe fifiPJU
with man*, tide and R. B. timetable*, etc. Sdl
tlou limited. Write today. Incloia stamj). PUB
LIC SEKVffcg ASSOClATION.Atlsnrk! Otty.H J,
Best Located Moderot? Price Family Hotel,
THE NETHER LAND
New York Ave., 60 Yards from Boardwalk.
Overlooking lawn and ocean. Centra of all
attractions. Capacity 100. Elevator. Private
baths. Newly furnished throughout Bath?
ing from House, free use of shower bath.
Music In dining-room. Rates. $9. 110, 112.60,
}l?, S17.?0 up weekly; 12 up dslly. Booklet
AUGUST RUHWADEL. Prop.
HOTEL SHOREHAM
Ocean end Virginia ave. A modern hotel
with every convenience; elevator, private
baths, etc. Open lawns allow plenty of light
and air. Ideally located. Service and table
the best Rates 112.60 up weekly. Booklet.
W. B. COTTEN.
- CONTINENTAL?
Tennessee ave., near Beach; always
open. Private biiths, elevator: excel?
lent table: white service; ?2 to ft
dally; {S to 117.60 wkly. Sat. to Mon.,
J3 Booklets.
MARGARET WALSH duncan.
j HOTEL WESTMONT
i Most attructtve hotel, close to beach, new
'casino and Sea Water Natatorlum. with
lawn*, rapacity 300. ????{?'^ ??'>v?"
baths etc. i e?.i water nnd tonic batha
special. ih!-? up weekly. Booklet
si ecu. ^ i{ SOMBW3 Manager.
RISLEY'S HOTEL
European. 1515 Boardwalk, near New York
?venu?. Atlantic City. N. J.
Rooms w.th uti it bath. ?I day up.
Rooms with private baths, 13 day up.
Fireproof. Open all year._
THE ?G?NTZ "
135 South Tennessee Avenue.
C. WILLING HARE.
Rates. $10.00 ^*l?.<?? Week,y
~ HOTEL" S?THERN
VIRGINIA AVE. AND BEACH,
too feet from BoardwAlk. ?th taasoo.
Moderate rate*. uomellUo and moUern jr.
every particular. _G.' U' CAKff.
NATURAL BRIDGE H0T??
j FOR REST AND RECREATION.
Virginia's leading oll-the-year Moun
I tain Rc.-ort. Fine hotel. Write for botA>
let and rates. Address W. G. 11AMU>
I TON, Manager.

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