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Greater Htphmond'a Greatest Ncrrapaper
$\\?&\mw i@Iigi> Bl?mkli
r.lti;.\ ri-st WAAT AND hkal ES?
TATE- MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OF THE hum in AMERICA*
Want Ad Rates
In Effect June 11. ml.
Daily, one reut per word vrlten paid
In advance. No Ad. taken (or ieaa than
ten centa.
.Due and one-balf ecu (a a rrord alt
rluaalllcatlona except Situation Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wuuted one cent
a Trord. No Ad. Sunday taken lor Icbm
tbun fifteen cents.
No Ada. rul.ru (or lean than twentjr
Ove cent* tvbeu phoned In ur chanced
at the counter.
I'lauue orders nut Kuarauteed.
Classification not KUurauteed alter
llsSV i>. M.
Fur business cuutrauta aend (or the
W uul Atl. .viuu t uboue a!onr?? l.
jsyti?? mhauiutu? jrvmix
?< AWXTEiT^TfijK U" b. .wtMl, AbJUr."
. ? -i. unmarried men, between tuge*
ui eigmecn and thirty-five; ultlxena
ui LiittuU iiiu.it.-2, ut good cb.are.cter
ai,u temperate uupltMi who can ?peak,
read anu wine tue i-inglien laiiguugo,
i-ur liiiuruiatiOH uppi> tu Hecrui^iutt
Officer, H<iU E. bioat] St., Richmond) or
lol .N. aycuiiioi c .St.. Fetcn-tium. *?
A live!~~active youno man OF
nice appearance ana uuoa habits*;
must nut be alrala to work, tor a
nrst-clbss lebtauraul; must nave
koou retereuce; one with some ex
perience preferred. Ouua position
tor right man. Address C v<,u, tarn
l linci-uifprflL.il._
YOUK WEEKL} PAY DBFEND8.UPON
your euucution anu skUr Learn inoru
ami earn more A kiiowleiltje Ol our
business coursos baa a money value.
Life acliularaliipa, $;i7.5u until Tueu
?ay. MAgoEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.]
\Va'n"'i ED. A U'li ABOUT Ii ok 10 1
years of .itt, to work in printing!
ufllCC an? aa general erre.nu boy.
Apply day KuUi.il AN, Tinit-DU
patch,. fifth Uuor._
CANDYMAKEIi WANTED AT ONCE;
one who is experience .j with hard
candy. Muai be sober und reliable
and oe ready to accept Immediately.
Write salary expected and experi?
ence bad. also reference trom laut
poxi lion. Good ope:.Inj; lur right
party. KOANOKE CANDY MFG. CO.,
i.NC. Koanokc, Va._
WANT ED, at ON ce, oood WHIT E
man to work on term. Do not want
?irlnkit.g man. AlSO want a No. 1
man cook.- Write to J. l. UKAY,
Norwood, Va. _
WANTED. MEN TO learn" BARBER
trade, only few weeks required;
wages after ;itat month: steady po
hltlon guarunteed. Write (or cata?
logue. MOLEK'a BARBER col
l.Hibowery, .N.j-.s- i'ork cuy.
YOU ?TTe W AN ted FOR Go V E it N -
ment position, f80 montn. Send pos?
tal for list of positions open.
franklin institute. Dept. 4'K h,
Rochester. N. Y._
RICHMOND FIRMS BY the hun
dred employ our graduates. A good
position for you if you take our
commercial or stenographic course.
Eow summer tuition rate? until Au?
gust 15. MASSE Y BUSINESS col?
lege. _
WANTED. CLERKS- BY U. fc. Gov?
ernment, Richmond examination Sep?
tember 21. preparation free. FRANK?
lin INSTITUTE. Dept. 41? h.
Kocheater, N. Y.
wanted! stenograph e it with
college or university education. Iis
a week. Address L 4l>!>. care Times
DL-patch._
WANTED, YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business; positions se?
cured competent graciuates. RICH
MOND AUTO SCHOOL, SIS W. broad
. SUy.-et_ji_i_
job compositor WANTED. TUB
franklin DRESS CO., I'sleraburg,
-viaiauoas iit?aim?^jbialc.
\v.\n'tedT a "position as manag kr
on farm, understand farming and
Stockralsing; references 6xcha:iKed.
Address Box 41, Gordonsvllle. Va.
wanted, by young man WITH
Un yi-arF' experience in retail store,
a position with wholesale or retail
house; no bad habits, good refer?
ence. Address f n2&, care Tltnes
_Lit p a tcb._
wanted, position ON FARM BY
young couple, ages 2s and 20, both
willing to work; neither are farmers,
but arc- eager to learn; would work
for b?.ard and small monthlv salary.
Address a 512, cure Times-Dispatch
young MARR1E? man WANTS po^
eitlon as clerk in wholesale or retail
store; have had eight years* experi?
ence In shoes. Addresa W. P. M.
Phone Monroe 24S4. 104 North Ninth
Street_
YOUNG man OF WIDE EXPERIENCE
desires position In clothing store as
clerk or bookkeeper. Address "W."
Box 685, Koanoke. Va,
SITUATION AS OFFICE MANAGER
or oredlt man; 15 years' experience;
up-to-date methods; best references
as to qualifications and ability.
Would Invest In attractive proposi?
tion. Address W. C. DARROW, Gen?
eral Delivery, Plttsburg. Pa.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST, WHO
Is a good business man, Is open for
a position as olerk or manager at
once; best of referanoe. Address L
456, care Tlmes-Dlapatch.
wanted. A COMPETENT lady STE
nographer. Apply to THALH1MER
? BROS., Sixth and Broad Streets.
w a n t e D. POSITION BY YOUNG
lady; experienced typist; don't ob?
ject to dictaphone. Madison 79S2-j.
wanted, ?7;??b~co?T<! ?l^LY SO?
North Lombardy Street. _
WANTED. IN LAW OFFICE, LADY
stenographer; references required.
State experience and salary expect?
ed. Address A. B. C, Box 208, Kich
mond, Va._
WANTED, TEN EXPERIENCED LA
dies for canvassing; an entire new
proposition, where big money can
he made by hustlers. Apply between
8 and 9 A. M? 3 to B P. M. 116 North
Seventh Street._
wanted. COLORED NURSE GIRL;
must be clean and neat. Apply 21-14
Stuart Avenue._
c.'?TUS WANTED by THE A. S. kratz
co., Second and Decatur Streets,
South F.ichmond._
BE A TRAINED NURSE; STUDY AT
home; earn $25 weekly; thousands
wanted; free Information. ROCHES?
TER nurses' INSTITUTE, 1286
Rochester, N. y._
rTEA?ANT WORK "FOR LADIES IS
stenography and typewriting. Our
courses are easy, thorough and prao
tlcal': tuition rates are 25 per cent,
until Tuosday. MASSET BUSINESS
college,_
YbY:NcTLAT?Y^STENOaRAPHER, NOW
employed, neat, accurate, able to
i'ead notes for reference, desires
more remunerative position Septem?
ber 1. Communications confidential.
Address STENOGRAPHER. Box_88._
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER WISHES
employment a few hours each day.
Addresa STENOGRAPHER, Box 287,
City._
WANTED. BY YOUNG LADY, GRAD
uato of Southern school, position to
teach In school or family; qualifica?
tions: usual English branches, Latin
and French. Referencs exchanged.
Address R 619. care TlmoH-Dlspatch.
UNDERGRADUATE AND PRACTICAL
Nurses' Bureau; also caretakers.
Madison 885-L. Calla promptly sup?
plied.
?ttuatlong ?XBantt?. .tfemale. :
governess for small children. Qo^d
reforencos glveu. Address MISS D..
enro QePeral Delivery. Miiiboro,' Va.
co^L^S^'ENOORAPH ER8~" are al?
wuys In demand. We securo positions'
freo (or graduates. 1.1 fo scholarships
26 per cent, off until August 16.
MA88EY BUglNggg college._
POSITIONS GUARANTEED OUR
graduates under reasunuble condi?
tions. Inquire particulars and get
cheap summer rates by enrolling by
Tueadny. August 16. MASSEY BUSI
NESS COLLEGE._
YOUNG man: YOUNG WOMAN! YOUR
success In lifo will dopend greatly
on your training and energy. Our
practical oourseB In business are not
equuled elsewhere In the South. Tui?
tion rates reduced 2b' per cent, for u.
few days. MASSEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGIA_
WANTED. men. WOMEN. HOYS AND!
girls, city canvasses, Richmond and
other cities', three to ten dollars per |
day guaranteed; niee, clean work;,
no experience required. WESTOVER:
PAPER co..' Richmond. Va.
wanted, salesman callinS on
general stores and manufacturers to
sell kurosonc and lubricating oils as
u side line. Will pay good commls- I
?Ions. Address P. o. Box 1D5. Rich- !
mond, Va. _.
wanted" salesman TO travel ;
Western Virginia and Carolina; one ,
who has had experience selling man
ufactuters preferred. Address P. o.
Box 11<?. Richmond, Va._
x?Bcnt? cuIiantE?.
LIVE AGENTS aR"e'cconiNG ^iVn EV
with our outllt. which doubles the
life of auto tires. Write us to-day.
brand MEG. AND MERCANTILE
co. It. K. i ? No 2._
e^tiiaUons, professional.
VvCCnTEL'' ' i!V an"^ E x P E RIENCI3D j
first-grade teacher, a position to
t teach in a graded school, grammur
grades preferred; references glvin
Address TEACHER, care postmaster.
Green Plain. Va._
"?N EldEri7y~L~adY WISHES a Po?
sition to teach in a private family.
T? aches the usual English branches
sind music. Address MISS F. c. jkf- j
PERSON, Tye River. Nelson county.
Va._
j.'V;. THE ij ['porti 'n IT y ( ?f BKY
ing a life scholarship at 2d per cent. i
reduction if you fall to enroll by 1
Tuesday night. MASS by BUSINESS
1 COLLEGE. _
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW I
that JAHNKE BROS, Jewelers, si
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN TUB
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil?
ver always takop Id exenangs-_
A (3,000 stock OF NEW PATTERNS
In negligee shirts must be be sold at
cost. This stork Includes patterns
which will pleusu the most t.istid
lous of men. Also a guod selection
of straw hats at and below cost. M.
H. GARNETT. Eighth and Main._
VA LL CLA SSE 3 "lN BOOK K EEPING
and stenography are now being or
sjanlzed. Low summer rates of tul- I
tion in effect until August 15. Send
for catalogue und particulars at once.
' massey BUSINESS COLLEGE._ i
j&usmesB (PuportumiitJi.
IN^OltDEli TO "TAKE CARE ?F~bUR
ever-Increasing business, we require
Loth men ami additional capital. 11iis
is an exceptional opportunity for a
man of nbility with J10.00? to In?
vest to become Identified with one of
the oldest and best known manufac?
turing companies In the city. The
position offered is a pleasant one
with good salary attached. If you
have the money and nbility and mean
business, address at once Post-Oillce
Box No. 123. City._
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL BUY
half-Interest In a business that will
bring thousands to you. Investigate
this quick. Address L 433. cure
Times-Pis patch._
A~ FLEE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU IS
conducted for our pupils; our diploma
In your hands means a good posi?
tion for vou sure. For particulars
call Madison 2975. MASSEY BUSI?
ness COLLEGE._
WANTED?PARTY OF BUSINESS
ability and push wrnts capital to
manufacture an article for which
large orders have already been re?
ceived from the leading houses in
this city. Full details and Informa?
tion to those thut are Interested.
Big money for the man who has
money. Nothing speculative about it,
and every business housu can use It
and save money. Address SAFETY,
care Times-Dispatch_
^oiuivp-r?ri anu i.ice jkMacfe,
F^iRTSALET^rlftROUGHBRED SCOTCH
collie dog (female); pedigreed stock.
B 601, cure Times-Dispatch._
J-\ooma for ;v\enL^
ROOMEri'OR R^EVf"TCT~"317 SSAST
Franklin Street; also two rooms In
busemont for storage. Possession
September 1. For particulars apply
st 408 East Grace Street.
UNFURNISHED FRONT-ROOM, CON
venlent to bath and telephone; mod?
ern home; central location. D 6B9,
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
FOR RENT, TO ONE OR TWO GEN
tlcmen. a furnished suite, with bath;
central location. B 686, care Times
Dispatch.
ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR
cd. 108 East Franklin.
FURNISHED ROOMS' 10S WEST MAR
shall. Phono ^iludlson 1770.
WANTED, GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for nicely furnished room, conveni?
ent to bath; central location, south
of Broad Street. References. Phone
Madison 6071.
LARGE AND SMALL NICELY FUR
nlshed rooms. 710 East Franklin.
WANTED, A LADY TO SHARE TWO
nicely furnished rooms with young
lady on South Third Street; board in
house If desired; use of phono and
bath. References exchanged. C 644,
care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for nicely furnished room; con?
venient to bath; central location;
south of Broad Street; references.
Phone Mndisor. 6071.
MICE PARLOR ROOM FOR RENT,
suitable for gentlemen or couple, to
a permanent person; also other
rooms. 718 East Marshall._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; GOOD
location. 911 Enst Marshall._
DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD;
also tnble boarders, at 209 East
Franklin.
VERY DESIRABLE, LARGE NICELY
furnished room; all conveniences;
centrally located. 302 East Grace
Street. Phono Mndl6on 669^.
Jf}*& tor25jt~
FOR RENT, SEPTEMBER I, SECOND
floor flat, four large, bright rooms.
In excellent condition., to couple or
small family. 1024 West Main.
806 EAST MAIN, FIVE ROOMS; OAS
range, private bath, electric lights.
TO LET, SECOND-FLOOR FLAT OP
three large, light rooms; newly dec?
orated; convenient to bath, to a
I couple without children. Apply from
1 to 3, 6 to 8 P. M., to 306 West
[ Clny Street._
UPPER AND LOWER FLAT FOR
rent, 51 fi North Thirty-fourth, cheap
to good tenant; possession Septom
? bor 1._
SECOND-STORY FLAT OF FOUR
lovely rooms. Including hot water
heat and electric lights, ?25 per
month. ? Phone Madison 7198-J.
DAILY PUZZLES
^GO FOR THE"
TX)CTOR,r
l AM J
very
Sick j
CJ
What measure;
AMtUXU T<' YESTE:i!i.4i'S I11 "/./. I.K
Ice Cream.
jfor ?aU-_
CIIKAP, ALL. Ol' dKCO.N'D
hand mechanical tools. Apply JEF
KERSON LOAN OFFICE. 1705 East
Main Street._
STRUCTURAL IRON, STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut lo order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1522 Eust Ca^y
Street, Richmond, Vs._
SEVERAL USED FORD CARS WHICH
we have tuken in exchange for latest
models. These cur3 now being thor?
oughly overhauled and will paint If
desired. Will send Instructor home
with out-of-town purchasers. FORD
AUTO CO._
?37.50 PAYS FOR A LIFE SCHOLAR
Khip, commercial or shorthand
course, If purchased by August 15.
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE._
WANTED, A FIRST-CLA3S BARBER.
September 1 to lease a fully equip?
ped, new shop; centrally locuted in
hustling manufacturing town of S,
000 or 10,000; three enamel Iron
chairs, electric massage, fans, etc.;
hot/ and cold water also shower
baths In connection. A fine opening
I for first-class barber Address L 45"!.
rare Times-Dispatch
FOR SALBT FLOj : Y DOUBLE-DRUM
holsing engine. IS or 20 horsepower,
in good condition; boiler attached
Addre.Tj E 454. rare Tlmes-Dlfpatch.
! YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO
in^pe^t our line of stylish business
\ and pleasure vehicles. W? are agents
I for the celebrated Columbus nus
gles; our prices are rltrht. A. MEY?
ER'S SDNS, 731 East .Cary Street
FOR SALE. ?NE~SECOND - HAND SI' R -
rey In first-class condition. $35; one
top buggy. $25. We are also selling
out our new stock of buggies, sur?
reys, runabouts and delivery wagons
on account of rebuilding. We have
barcains. THOS H. DUKE & CO..
804 Brook Avenue. ,_
FEW SHARES 8 PER CENT. LOCAL
preferred stock. Address K 395. care
T ltnes-Dlspstc h._
FOR SALE CHEAP, ONE ELLIOTT
addressing machine outfit, compara?
tively new. Here |s your opportu?
nity If you want an addressing ma?
chine. PRESBYTERIAN COMMIT?
TEE OF PUBLICATION. 213 North
Sixth Street. Richmond. Va._
THREE PIECES OF SOLID OAK DIX
j lng room furniture and one good
second-hand machine. B 599, care
I Tin: es-Dispatch._
j AUTOMOBILE. CHEAP TO QUICK
buyer; standard make; excellent con?
dition. 30 horsepower, four-door.'five
p&ssonger. For further information
I applv RICHMOND MOTOR CAR CO..
513 West Main._
I BARBERS. TAKE NOTICE! GOOD
thrce-chalr shop for white or colored
barbers for sale at sacrifice; good
I reasons for selling. Address BUS1
I NESS, 403 North Henry.
LADIES,?IF YOU WANT A SUIT AT
MY REDUCED RATES. GIVE YOUR
ORDER NOW. AS 1 HAVE IN ALL
THE NEWEST MATERIALS AND
ADVANCED STYLES FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER; ALSO THE
VERY BEST EQUIPMENT FOR DIS?
PLAYING THE SAME. AT MY NEW
ADDRESS. H. LEWIS. LADIES'
TAILOR. 303 W. GRACE STREET,
FORMERLY OF 202 N. FIRST.
PHONE MONROE 2665.
BUDMAN & DAVIS.
Lad:es' Tailors.
540 Wesi Grace Street,
Telephone Mad. 6911,
AuRttst 15. 1911.
Dear Madam.?We have the pleasure to
announce to you that. Messrs BUD
MAN & DAVIS have just returned
from the North, with a full line of
Eumplcs of goods. We are going
to be ready for work by the 15th of
August. We solicit your patronago
In workmanship, qunllty and fit. No
_ one can excel as.
Hoping to see you soon, we beg
to remain,
Very respectfully yours,
_BUDMAN & DAV1S.
SEVEN GOOD TEACHERS INSTRUCT
dally at our practical business
school; life scholarships, $37.50. good
for stenography or bookkeeping until
August 16. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEGE._
HUMAN H AIt"? BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHEP'S. 203 North Third
Coal anb QBSoo?.
LONG HAE WOOD THAT BURNS FREE
and makes quick heat. Just the kind
for summer use, ulso filling up cel?
lars for next winter at summer
prices It's fine. Yard; 1506 West
Broad. Phone; Madison 10GS.
KINDLING WOOD. EXCELLENT FOR
light cooking. $1.50 hulf-cord. Phone
Madison 177. SAMUEL h. COTTRELL
& SONS.
__2teal estate. ?Mlantco.^
IN CITY OR SoUNTRyT WCOffiiTNOT
over $1,500. Will pay $600 in trade,
balance cash. Address A 511, care
_Times-Dispatch. __
WANTED. TO RENT SMALL HOUSE
with some yard by couple without
children; must be within five-cent
cur limit. Address J, G. 8.,' care
Times-Dispatch._: _
1 WANTED. TO RENT A FURNISHED
house In the West End from October
1 to April 1; must have at least four
bed rooms; references exchanged.
Address "CONFIDENTIAL," Box 65C,
City._
^Boar?ms,
boarders YQ^^&SOfC^Xj^CfSCoh
and sr.ail rooms. 103 East Grace.
ROOMS. WITH board; ALSO table
board. 401 East Grace._
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS AND EXCEL
Icnt table board. 210 E- Grace StreoL
WHEN YOU COME to RICH MOND
stop where you can got a nice, cl??aii.
comfortable bed for 50 cents; Ice -va
tor. bath r."d Phone free. '1092 East
Clay._
nicely furnished ROOMS AND
board; men only. 710 East Grace.
MRS. chas. K. bowers, 115 EAST
Franklin, hus reopened her house for
permanent and transient guests._
boardersLfor desirable'rooms;
also tnblo boarders. 209 E. Grace.
NICELY FimNISHED ROOMS and
good hoard; phone and bath. 508 N.
Fifth Street._
boarders wanted FOR NICE,
hrlght, airy bnck and front rooms,
with bath, gas, phone, etc. 2410 N
Street. _
ROOMS, WITH BOARD. *MR8. B.' ?'.
SMITH, 301 East Grace.
&eal C?tate for -feale^^
TID^vXf'EJrCv^ BAR
galna. We can suit you. Write
to-day. SOMMERVlLLic TRUST CO.,
IXC. Newport News. Vs._
KOK SALE. TEN ACRES. WITH 13d>
provoinents, one mile wesWot Rich?
mond, looutod on Broad nnu Staples
Mill Roads. This Is a good chanoo
for partlos wishing a nice home in
tho suburbs, where property hus not
yet reached Its highest point in
vulue, but Is very rupldly Increasing.
Address JOHN DEGEN,. Dumbarton,
I Va._
! KOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL WATER
front homo: all modern conveniences,
overlooking Fortress Monroe, Hamp?
ton Roads: boating, bathing, fishing:
largo lawn, shade trees; two minutes'
walk to car. For further Information
address S. H. W.. earn Postmaster.
Buckroe. Va. __
NICE NEW^DWEXl^;G~AND FEW
acres on Ashland car line cheap.
Box 159, Richmond. Va.
automobiles, tor ?smle
.x'rjTOMOBILE. CHEAP TO'~'qUICK
buyer; standard make: excellent con?
dition: 30 horsepower, four-door, tlve
passenger. For further Information
apply RICHMOND MOTOR CAR CO..
613 West Main._
^ " iVooms; ?Kantebr"
FURNISHED~ROOMsf 1 ?s"WEST MAR
shall. I'hono Madison 4770.
WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
references, room near bath In private
house, on or near Franklin Street
C C33, care Times-Dispatch.
Summer ptaarbinrr,
'"hotEiT?bT^?jTonT'^ON thE llEACdL
Gloucester Point. Va.; modern con?
veniences; bathing, boating, fishing
BOARDERS W ant BD AT " ELIZA
beth Cottage, Buckroe Reach; best
board; terms reasonable. Address
MKS. C BIMONSON. Buckroe Beach.
" ixcal estate toe sRcnt."
H AN I )SC?MELY FURNTsHED RESI
rence of eight rooms, steam heul,
combination light, hetwe'n Hanover
and Park, one block west of Loin
hardy. Phone Madison 1757-L.
FOR RENT. OFFICE WITH PHONE
and completely furnished. Will rent
cheap to desirable party with clean
business. Address B ''.-4. care Times
Dispatch. _
LARGE Hoirsi: AT 14 NORTH THIRD
Street; rent reduced; hot water heat
U. HARM AN. 109 F ni n k 1 j n.
FIVE NEW AND MODERN HOUSES,
2230 to 223S Park Avenue: 9 rooms;
hot water heat Apply 2212 A 1-Vrk
Avenue, or phone Midison 7760-.? or
6605.
???artreo.
WANT?ll. To tstvi huiiLAai;.. iiot.se.
held goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 38S1. '
SECOND-HAND MACHINERT ?T
of every dcscrlptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1523 E
Gary Si. Phone 'tadlson 3SH._
WANTED, SECOND-HAND STEEL
water tower, not less than 'hirty
feet high, and carry tank of not less
than 1,500 gallons. Address .1 377,
care Tirnes-Dlsoatch.
W a S in NG TO DO AT 1321 MOORE
Street. Satisfaction guaranteed.
* 12 50 TO ?20 "SAVED~BV BUY ING~ A
life scholarship by August 15. Pay
now and enter school at your con?
venience. MASSEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGE.
ifligcellaneaus.
tents'* "an d~ awnings
i keep cool; sleep in a tent. we
make them any size. Prices reason?
able. H. e. COPELAND co, INC.
Awnings. Tents and Flags. 1 h-?no
Madison 2576._
cleaning and pressing.
CALL la TOUCH E o. MONROE 2419.
when you want high-class cleaning,
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Streit.
~SHOB RERAntlNG
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 600
ladles,; every pair sewed; best leath?
er: no calls, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phone
Monroe i'667.
UPHOLSTERING AND mattresses
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuvhoistered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYONOR & HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 3204.
A D D I NG MACHINE INSTRUCTION
und practice given free with our
regular business course-; $f,U schol?
arships selling for $37.60 until Au?
gust 15. Call, write or telephone for
particulars. MASSEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGE.
WATOll RUTPA1RINI?.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED Ol?
cleaned by WSL TOBIEN. JR.. la ft
guarantee that It Is done properly,
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
II; main springs, SI. 408 Es-t Broad
Street. 4)1 work cuuranteed.
PANAMA HATTERS.
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLt.VN
ed, blenched. block, retrlmmed.
AMERICAN HAT CO., Hatters. Fifth
and Marshall._
MATTRESgES! MATTRESSES!
WE SEND FOR YOUR MATTRESS IN
the morning, make It over like new.
and return it to you the same day.
New hair mattresses u specialty. JA
COB UMLAUF- Phone Madison 3292
LAWN MOWERS
THE BEST IS NOT TOO GOOD. THIS
Is why there are about 500 satisfied
users of the genuine Pennsylvania
mowers in Richmond. We also carrv
the cheap stuff as low us {2.50. if
you can't find it. go to McCRAW'S,
1440-42 E. Main Street._
BAKERY.
LEMON MERANGUE PIES. 10 CENTS.
DRINKARD'S, 123 1-2 North Sixth.
JKeetfngg.
a. THE STATED COMMUNICATION
??Af.if the Richmond Randolph Lodge.
/>A No. 19. Ancient. Free and Accept
.Mi.suns, will be held In the M.i
sons's Hall, Franklin, nour Eighteenth
Street. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING.
August IS, 1911, at 7:30 o'clock. Work
in the first degree.
All Muster Mnscns In good standing
are fraternally invited.
By order of, the Master.
WA. A. CLARKE, JR.,
Secretary.
hotels*
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA.
Cnolrst Rrstaurnnt In. the City.
Club TtreottfiiNt a Specialty.
Lobby Qooled l>y Buttery of Electric Fan*. {
The most ma^nlilceiit hotel in the South.
European ;>i ... Boom* single and en aulto,
with and without baths. Spacious sample J
rooms.
ltatn, 11.60 par day and upward.
[Special to The TlmesWHspatch. 1
Wilmington, N. C. August It.?After
a rather sensational trial, Angus Mc?
Neill, who several months ago became
prominent In Wilmington's business
life as president of the Wilmington
Handle Company, was bound over to
the higher court to answer a charge
of giving a worthless check to the
Seashore Hotel, at Wrlghtsvllle
Ileach. He Is alleged lo have given .'
check for over $300 signed by the sec?
retary of the handle company. In pay?
ment for board for himself and wife.
He dated the check several days
ahead and asked tl.at It be held un?
til then. This was done, but when
the check was presented the com?
pany had changed secretaries, and the
bank would not honor It. McNeill
was Indicted. Tho case was hard
fought. his counsel claiming there
was no Intent to defraud, the State
and the Hotel Men's Association, rep?
resented by counsel, contending other?
wise. The court to-day held McNeill
guilty, and bound him over to the
higher tribunal under heavy bond.
Suction bales'. ?Ebt? Sap.
The Valentine Auction Co
AUCTIONEERS
OtB 2LAST E?OAI>
j HANDSOME FURNITURE, PIANO',
FDOOR COVERING, TABLE AND
BED LINEN. CHINA. ETC., AT
AUCTION, AT NO. Jill HANOVER
AVENUE.
. commencing nt 10:30 o'clock.
TO-DAY. TUESDAY, AUGUST 15.
? when we will sell the entire conlenti.
consisting of handsomely furnished
; Parlor, Library, Halls. Dining Room
and four Bed Rooms.
All of this Furniture Is strictly up
to-date and In first-class con iition.
? Red rooms furnished with Bird's-Eye
Mapl0 and Mahogany Dressers. Chlf
. fonnlers, etc.. anJ Bfass Beds. Box
Springs. Felt Mattress, dining room
i In Flemish Oak, parlor in Mahogany
'and Plush, library in Early English.
Ladles especially invited to attend
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
By Pollard A Baghy.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER?' AUCTION SALE
OF
ATTRACTIVE CORNER RESIDENCE,
NO. :i00 FLOYD AVENUE.
By virtue of a decree of : iio Chan
I eery Court of the city of Richmond,
Va.. entered on the 29th July. 1911, In
the suit of "Virginia Trust Compcny,
etc., va Hallowcll S. Page and others,"
therein depending. the undersigned
special commissioners will sell at auc?
tion, on the premises, on
TUESDAY .AUGUST 15. 1911,
at C o'clock P. M .
j the real estate above menfloned. This
1 two-story brick dwelling situated at
! the northwest corner of Floyd Avenue
! and Rowland Street, has Just recently
l been completed, and is well and sub?
stantially built. The lot has a front?
age of 25 feet and a depth of 135 feet
to an alley In tho reur.
TERMS. One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the
residue In two equal credit instalments
of s-l>: and twelve months, respective
j ly, carryinK Interest front the day of
. sale, the purchaser to give negotiable
notes for the credit Instalments, to be
j secured by a deed of trust upon the
said real estate; or all cash, at the
option of the purchaser.
A. W. PATTERSON,
E. M. LONG,
Special Commissioners.
I I certify that the bond required by
I the above decree of the special com
? missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Ith day of
August, 1911.
Teste: CHAS. O SAVILLE,
Clerk.
Suction jfealcs. if mure 39ap?j.
FORT~MYEh^VIItC.IMA, ~
August 5, 1911.
A public auctl'-n of .'.9 condemned Artillery
Horse? ar.d 4 Mule* will lake p'.are at this
p.ist at IS A. M.. Wednesday. August 16. 1911.
TERM8?CA8H,
' No ropf or halter? will be furnished. anJ
all properly mini be removed on dav of sale.
W. W. WHIT81DE,
Captain 15th Cavalry, Quartermaster,
_Siiumiti^. ~ " _ .
Money to Lend
On Richmond City, Suburban and high
class Farm Properte.
SUTTON A CO.
:Real <?state for^cnT
RENT LIST
I POSSESSION SEPTEMBER 1.
I Necessary repairs will be made
promptly.
1423 W. Clay St.. 7 rms.$210
611 W. Marshall St.. 7 uns. 270
I 323 W. Marshall St., 7 rms. 2 In
32? W. Cary St.. 7 rms. 200
41S N. Ninth St.. 6 rms. 390
510 N. Tenth St.. 6 rms. 390
! 91S W. Main St.. 8 r.ms. 400
I 2701 E. Broad St.. 8 rms . 360
921 W. Marshall St . s rms. 240
16 E. Main St.. 14 rms. 500
509 N. Fifth St.. 8 rms.,. SCO
112 N. Plum St , 8 rms. 3;;o
60S N Tenth St.. 6 rms.390
\ 415 N. Ninth St. 6 rms. 390
1102 W. Clav St.. 7 rms. J92
117 E. Cary, 16 rms. 5|0
FLATS.
I 1212 Park Ave? first Hat and base?
ment. S rms. 300
I625t4 W. Grace St.. 2d Hal. S rms, 420
1212 Park Ave.. 2d flat. 5 rms ... 240
; 113 W. Clay St., 2d flat, heat, 6 rms '.MO
! 20S>". W. Grace St.. 2d tlat. S rms.. 500
j 207 E. Franklin. 3d Hal, .7 rms... 300
We will gladly give any Information
desire J, or show you through any
house.
J. D. CARNEAL & SON.
Phone Madison 2!'?. fi N. Eleven Hi St
~ vjSissoiutiou i-Mtu s.
I HAVE SEVERED MY 'CONNECTION ;
and retired from the tinu of E K.
Langhorno & Co., Mr. E. K. .uiik
horno succeeding to tho nama and :
good win of tho tirm. Tho copartner- ?
ship was formed for the purpose of i
doing the following contract work ?
I on tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, ,
aa follows: At Reusens, Va., Abort
Va., Qllmores Mills, vu., Buchanan,
Va.. Basic City, Va., and Fort Spring,
\V. Va. The Haid cohtrrets having
been completed In full and all obli?
gations arising therefrom having j
been paid, therefore this notice. Any !
parties holding claims against the
said firm on account of the hum con?
tracts must present them by ma'l '
within fifteen days to the under- i
! signed at Yunccy Mills. Va.
.j_F !I HgRRfNq
The Valentine Musenm
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Opon dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P iL
fVdmOslon '/5c Free >?n Batttrdave
The Confederate M useum
I TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A.M. TO S P. M.
DID N?I ERECT 1
FIRE-ESCAPES
Various Parties in Petersburg]
Summoned to Appear
in Court.
VENERABLE WOMAN DEAD
Negro Assailant <>f William]
Ward Cannot Be
Found.
Times-Dispatch Bureau;
loo North Sycamore Street.
Petersburg, Va.. August 14.
Papers wore served this afternoon
on various parties summoning Hum
to court on Thursday to answer the
charge of violating Section 1065A of
the Code of Virginia. In falling to
erect suitable flre-oscapes Of modern
design on their bu'ldlngs. Among
those summoned are the proprietors
of the Stratford and Chesterfield
Hotels, the Petersburg Leather Com?
pany, whose plant Is in Blandford.
and the president of the City School
Board. The School Board will answer
for failure to comply with the law
In the matter of placing tlrc-escapes
on the large public school buildings
known as the Anderson (white school),
on Washington Street, and the Pea
body" (colored High School), on Flll
niore Street.
Drnth of Venerable Wonmn.
Mrs. Viola McRroom._ a venerable
. arid much respected woman, w'dyw of
j John McBroom, died last night at her
residence on Henry Street, after a
long Illness. She was about seventy
seven years old, and Is survived by
one son. James R.. and one daughter,
Miss Vletta S McBroom. both of this
city
Skipped the rtty.
Robert Crocker, negro, who fe?
loniously and probably fatally assault?
ed William Ward, colored, In Bland
ford Saturday night, has skipped from
the city, and the police have not been
able to trace him. Ward's skull was
fracture'd by n Mow with a henvy
I stick, and lies at his home iti a pre
, carious condition The assault was
the result of a rjuarrel over a crap
] game.
Reported Conference?.
It Is reported th t an Informal con
! ference of some of the friends of Sen?
ators Martin and Swnnson was held
yesterday at a private residence In
Chesterfield, nt which1'several promi?
nent ctt'seiis of this city and of the
county were present.
It Is reported that a conference of
the friends In this city and vicinity
of Congressmen Glass and Jones will
be held In this city to-morrow night.
: the object being to formulate plans
1 to further the Interests of these can
i dldatea.
General News Noten.
The report was brought to the po
? lice station to-day of the disappear?
ance on Sunday from Swift Creek vll
l Inge, In Chesterfield county, of a mnr
J rled man nnd a girl of eighteen years.
, The supposition Is that they have
i doped together.
I Frank Je?.dlk. n Bohemian resident
: of this city, aged sixty-one years, died
yesterday at his home and place of
business on Lombard Street. He
leaves a widow.
I President Bnrtlett Roper, of the
I Virginia Notional Rank has gone to
the Natural Bridge to Join Mrs. Roper.
A Jolly party from Petersburg left
this morning for New York and At?
lantic City. The party consists of
Thomas B. Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Traylor, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Perkin
son, Misses Fannie und Pearl King.
Misses Willie and Suslo Bishop and
Misses Maggie and Bva Wells.
A meeting of Ahe Democratic Com
' mlttee of Dlnwlddle county was held
? on Saturday, at which Judges nnd
clerks for the primary election In
] September were appointed.
Nine negro residents of Gulnan's
j Alley, men and women, charged with
disorderly conduct in the. alley, were
put tintler pence bonds In the Police
Court this morning, most of them go?
ing to jail in default,
! James M. Qulcke, Jr.. n well known
, member of the Petersburg bar, while
. descending the steps of his home on
j Union Street yesterday, sprained one
; of his ankles, which necessitates the
I use of crutches to enable him to get
j about.
Illlile Clnss Reorganized.
Th- Men's Bible Class. *of the Ma
I toaca Methodist Episcopal Church,
j was reorganized yesterday with a
I membership of about sixty. Officers.
were elected as follows: President,
j George Meredith: Vice-president,
j Thomas H. Lowry. Teacher, limmett L.|
Mann; Assistant Teachers. W. T.
i Vaughnn and Q, A. Phillips; Secretar?
ies, J. B. Moore and Thurman O'Ken
non; Treasurer. J. K. KnoWles; Assist?
ant. Q. II. Womaek. The class now
? occupies the new room, recently com?
pleted at a cost of $500
Reported Doped OUd' lliilibed.
Haul Hitchcock, a resident of this
city; but traveling for a Norfolk house.
; reported to the police that while on:
his way into Saturday night lie was
robbed by four men. strangers to him ,
They did r.ejt get much, as he had {
remitted what funds he had had to
th<- Norfolk house. Hitchcock met
with one of the men ns he was going
home and took a drink with him. and
he believes the Houor was "fixed." The
robbery occurred as be was entering
' his yurd.
WOMAN DROPS
< FROM WIND
Wilmington. N. C. August 11.?
While opening a sceond-story window
this morning to seek relief from the
intense heat, Mrs. G. I-'. Seiter, wife of
a well-known Wilmington tailor, f<u
out, dropping a distance of twenty
five feet to a stone pavement. She
was picked up In a soml-consclous
State, unj it was found that both
wrists had been broken, her spine In?
jured, and that she was otherwise
hurt. She was hurried to th.- hos?
pital, where she now hovers between
life and death.
_ fecljooi?.
GLOUCESTER ACADEMY
On the Principal'? Farm. Summervllle.
An Accredited Hrhool of the l nlierj.lt>
Virginia,
-'N??ar Oloueesler C. 11.. Va,
Thorough preparation for College* an.) tar
I'UnlverSIt) and for a buuineiei life. Special
attention to backward boys, aid the most
1 careful lnillvidii.il supervision. The neat
session will beam September 7th. Corra
' spoil.I. : sollclti-d For circulars apply to
JOHN 1 Aim (Qrad. Univ. of Va.), ITincl
lpa.4 V. v., talouceelcr, V*.
^_ftcTjOOllf._I
Lewisburg Seminary and
Conservatory ol Music
In heart of Alleghanle^. 2.300 fo?t?
above sea: near Oreenbrler White 8ul~ ?
Pher Springs; halfway. between Wash?
ington and Cincinnati, on C & O. Rail-*
way. Through trains. Long distance
phone.
Pine, modern buildings. eleOtrlQ
light, steam hoat, baths, gymnasium,
etc.
Standard courses, under competent
teachers, in Liberal Arts and Selonces/
Music. Art. Expression and Business?
Refined, Christian Influence*
Limited to 125 boarders. 1220 to $150,
Session begins September 13. 1911.
It. V. Sonimervllle, President,
Lira wer T, Lowlshurg. W. Va.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE -
RICHMOND,
~ VIRGINIA
STUART McGUIRE. M.D., Pres.
Medicine-Dentistry-Pharmacy
19th Seteion Open* September 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request.
RICHMOND ACADEMY,
Itlehmnnd, Va.
Tenth session begins September 1$.
The Dean Is now at President'? office,.
Richmond College.
Eor catalogue, address
WM. Ii. PRINCE,
Dean.
Phone Madison 2342-j.
Richmond College
An old, strongly endowed College with ?tan- .
dard entrance requirements whose degrees *r*jf '
ncccpted nt full value by the leading unlverdtlra
of America. Through course* in Liberal Arm
lead to degrees ofD. A..B. 3. and M. A., and la
LaiV to degree of LL. B.
Clinracter building I* emphasis*!, aa*V
the Faculty does not permit the Individual to bs>
lost in the crowd.
Modern, Ranltary dormitories with good
boarding facilities. Equipment of eeery deparV
Is first class. Expenses are moderate. Kes>
catalogue and information, address:
President F. W. BOATWRIGHT^
j RICHMOND. VA.
PEA BODY
Conservatory of Music
Baltimore, Md.
Recognized aa the leading;
endowed musical ronserv -
atory In the country.'
Scholarship! and Diploma*
awarded. Circulars mailed.
?? _I
1
it
it
U83?
^1911
EDIT A L COLLEGE
, Qj^RGINIA
MEDIC WE, DENTISTRY. PHARMACYt
Stintr'torta Sen ion b*jlru Saft, tl, lilt.'
UtMlWnr LborHorj sad ?UsloU rullltleaO .
CllmaW mlubrtoo* Lit lug .tp.n... ctcibrtt*,
^ J WnU lot CtUlftfet b
CWopW T<?pU<i? M, n. Ova, Pi ????? Vst
McGuire's University School,
OPP. MONROE r/RK, RICHMOND VA.
FOllTY-SEVENTH SESSION begin* Sep?
tember H. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity or college. Primary department ? for
small boys with separate instructor*. The
Principal will bo at 7 N. Belvldoro St. after
August it. Catalogues at book store* or by
mall. *
JOHN P. M'OITIRE. Principal.
Summer 3Re?ort?.
Natural bridge hotel
ton REST AND RKCREATION.
Virginia's leading all-the-year Moun?
tain Resort. Pine hotel. Write for
booklet and rates. Address
\V. G. HAMILTON. Manager.
~ CROCK PITT AltSENIC-LlTHIA
SPRINGS AND BATHS.
Opens June 1st Elevation, 2,150 feet.
Cures Nerve us Prostration. Dyspepsia, .
Rheumatic and Skin Troubles, Malaria,
Kidney and Bladder Disorders and Fo
m'lla Irregularities. Clears and bnau?
tili es tr.? complexion. Write for boots
let. M. C. THOMAS,
Crockett Springs. Va.
Red Sulphur Springs Hotel
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
Now open for 1911 to October L
Why not spend your vacation at this |
famous health resort? Only known
cuVe for all stomach trouble, lungs. |
Rates. $8.00, $10.00, $12.50. $16.00 per,',-;
week. Apply to
j. l. mi.i.ion. Prop.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Botetourt County, Va.
Booklet mailed on application to
PHIL B\ BROWN.
Stlantic Citu ?e?ort?
Pacific and Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
grounds adjoin beach and hoardr.'alk. Only j
medium priced hotel where (tuest* may
go from house to eurf In bathing attlro .
without using streets, which I? prohibited.
r?# of bath bouses with attendant to care
for suit* It free. Running witer In roam*.
Presb and sra water baths, public and
pnv.it.-. Special rate* Sl.oO to St.00 dolly*
js mi to 8/21.50 weekly Including choice
tuhle supplied from own form. Whits ?
Service. Orcheitra. Tennis court* and
croquet grounds between hotel and beach.- .
Booklet mailed upon request.
PAIL C. ROSKCKANSJ
The St. Charles,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Host f-lrct Location fronting; the Mracn
With an established reputation for It*
axcluslvenesa and htgh*clasa patronage.
Thoroughly modern . aud completely
?qulppad. Courteous service, Bathroom*,
with bot uud void, fresh and sea water
attachment*, showers, etc. orchestra.
Ext.-nsive porche* overlooking the
B< irdwalk and Ocaan. \ , open,
irlviloge* Illustrated booklet.
NEW! IN HAINES COMPANY.
HOTEL XROQUOIS
South Carolina Avenut and
Urach. Capacity. IcO. HO oce?n-a!?a June?-f3
rooma Private buths. running water Itt^f
rooms. Elevator*. Mum. Whit* ?ervte*. '?
ripveia' rat-.-? Sil up weekiv: %t.V) up dally. 1
Booklet. s~ . W. F. SHAW.
tfHE QG?NTZ
\3 S Si rirli Tennessee Avenue
C. WII i INGiHARE
Rates. SI OOO ti)Sl.<jOO Weekly
Tennessee ave. na?r 'Boacht;' always,
open, fr Hi - baths, ele'valor; *ze*l
lent table: white service; $1 to M
dsliy. IS to III.U ?Uly. Sat. ta Hon.,
|.l Rnbktot*.
MAR'S.MtKT WALSH DU.VCAM.

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