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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper
GREATEST WANT AND H ISA L liS
TATIfl MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE Dr TUB BEST IN AMERICA. *
Want Ad Rates
Id Effect June 11, 171L
Hull}, one cent per word nbra paid
tu advance. No Ad. token tor leaa tltuu
? eit cent*.
One uud one-hatf cents u word ill)
rUiNsUlcnllons except Situation Wnnte.1
for Sunduy. Situation Wanted, one ?eul
n trord. Nu Ad. Suuduy taken (or k??
ttinu llftecu cents.
.No. Ads. taken ror leva Hutu tvitsutj
tlve cents when phoned in or Charged
u< (lie countur.
I'buue urtlrm nut Kuurnutectl.
t;iaMMllleutlou nut t>iiuruutecd after ;
Ulli? 1'. M.
I'or liualurHM contraria, send for tlie
Want Ad. >Imii> utiiiUM Mourn* t.
iLUB>- t.no .11 Luit?..
Lu Vi." Li KT W 13 K N J i: F% 1.1 < Si.' n I i OT iS L
and Gnfcstei .7?. nl Apartments, ail en?
velope containing page prooi of
book. Fintier plcu.se return to Chca
tertteld Attfartmunte. Reward.
Lost, suriner'S tin, u.n broad
und Mam Street car. or between iicil!
Stationery Co. uuu j.oj Kui frank*
lin StroeL_ittwurd._j
LOBT, Fi:Iday MORNING,. OPAL RING
het WUh diainonde, between .?u. iou.,:
l'urk AVenUe aim nut risen and Main.;
Valued for senlunciiL'.l reasons, l.io- ,
oral reward will be paid for He
return It. M. CH AFFIN & CO., INC., I
No. 1118 Lam Main._I
LOHT. A WIDE HAND BRACELET. !
antique Style, Rewuid. MKS. T. W.
PAULCONER, MM) N. Meadow Street.
LOST, THURSDAY EVENING, ABOUT
S o'clock, on eastbound broad und
.Main car No. s!u, a pair Of blact: j
opera glasses In black case. Finder i
win please telephone Madison
und itcelve reward.
jsVtlt) ttv^tuntCU. Jlttttt.
w'?N?EDT"'rr?Tf u. ?. X&SiXT*~?S??'
bodied, unmarried me.D, between ?ges
of eighteen and tblriy-tlve: citizens
tif United Slules; of good chari.cter
und temperate habits, wnu can apeak:
fead and write the Lnglisli Un.tiUh'o.
I-or Information apptj to Recruiting
officer, 820 K. Broad St.. Richmond,
Va._
WANTED, EXPERIENCED TIMBER
buyers to buy ash and supervise ,
cutting and hauling. None but so- :
Der, reliable parties need apply. j
BALDWIN TOOL WORKS, Seventh
and Morgan Str-ets. South Richmond.
PRESSER WANTe17iN~A TAILORING
More; must be llrst-class and nave
good reference. Steady work and
,.)oi wanes. Raleigh Apartment,
corner Harrison and Franklin. M.
LESSER._
W N T ED, ONE COirPETENT SASH
mid door maker at once. Steady
v.ork; good pay. FARMVILLE MAN
i FACTURINO COMPANY, FartnvtlU,
Vb;_
V. vNTED, A C.OOD SPINDLE CARV
fr. Apply to RICHMOND WOOD
WORKING CO._
w 'N nil-, an nxi'EKir.NCED Acci?
dent and health Insurance agent as
manager In Richmond, Va. Write M,
i. x_i 14, Bristol. Va._
W .'? NTK?~ YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH?
MOND AUTO SCHOOL 81S W. Broad
Stre'L _
TlA VINO DECIDED TO MAKE Dis?
eases of children a specialty, I
wunt a competent man to take my
practice here. Z..L WEAVER. M. D..
Mlddletown. Va._
??uatum? ?X&artt??. itla|e^
WANTED, "by EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man stenographer, position at once;
. eferences*; salary no GbJecL Ad?
dress J 660. care Timos-Dispatch.
5l GISTBRBD assistant PHARMA
cist open for relief work while at?
tending college. Can give good
hours. Capability confirmed. D 5ot>.
? are Times-Dispatch.
v. ?STteT?Tan k^peTuenced^ook
Ueeper for light work; none need ap?
ply except with best references. Ad?
dress J 6S0. care Tlinea-Dlspatch.
W ANTED, WHITE COOK AND WA1T
ress In family where only white help
?la employed. Address K 719, care
Times-Dispatch.
RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN TO HELP
In general housework for family
of four. Place In country, but con?
venient to car. Address Route 4,
Box 30, City._
WANTED. A GOOD COLORED WO
man for general housework. carl
TON demsie. Afton. Nelson county.
Va.
liflzfi?6ft"XPH?"ft~^?LTLD LIKExpo?
sition In hospital. Several years' ex?
perience. Begin November 1st. Ad?
dress K 100, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG
lady, position as cashier, assistant
bookkeeper or general Office work.
F 648, care Times-Dispatch._
WANTED, WA8HUNG TO DO AT
home. Apply 605 East Baker.
WANTED, POSITION AS STENOGRA
pher and typewriter or assistant
bookkeeper by young woman of sev?
eral years' experience. Can furnish
first-class references and good rea?
son for leaving present position. Q
654, care Times-Dispatch.
Wa?JtED. LADY TEACHER FOR 3
girls, ages eleven, eight. seven.
Address A. M., care Postmaster,
Avon. Nelson Co.. Va._
WANTED. FIVT7 TEACHER?, AT
once, for public and private schools.
VIRGINIA 1 F?CHERS' BUREAU,
Manchester Sfitlon. Richmond, Va
W^vntedPa^osition as o-tvern"
ess in a private family. Will teach
English and Latin. MISS GOVER,
Round Hill. V>l_
Wanted, by graduate of miss
Morris's School, two or three chil?
dren to teach at their home. Ap?
ply to MI8S PHYLLIS L. JONES, 111
North MorrlB Stroet.
GRADUATE NURSE WOULD LIKE
position In doctor's office. Can uso
typewriter. K 728, care Tlmea-Dls
patch._
?Diicitoi-0 an? ?aitamm.
rVAlfffSD^ AN e^CPERIENCED dry
goods salesman; one who under?
stands window trimming and curd
writing. First-class references need
ed. Apply Box 18S, Salisbury. n. O.
FERTILIZER SALESMAN.?a young
man with ten years' experience sell?
ing fertilizers wants position to
travel tobacco section of Virginia.
References. K 170, caro Times-DIs
patch.
jSavT)no~sol"D ??'t'my boar ding
and livery stable to S. h. Pordue, I
wish to thank the public for their
liberal patronage and ask for Us
continu.if.ee to my successor.
_J. T. KENNEDY.
PRACTICAL CABINET-MAKER, "up?
holstering, repairing; first-class work
by JOHN ENGEL at No. 9 n. Fourth
Street, formerly with e. C. Schroeder.
for SPANISH. FRENCH AND ITAL
ian correspondence call SIMON da
MIANT, Madison 4264. _
wanted. the PUBLIC to KNOW
that JAHNKE bros, Jewelers, 913
East Mnln Street, buy. eell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and all
ver always taken in e?abangev
i'dit aALET^aMOf) will, buy a
manufacturing business established
twenty-rlvo yours. Heul estate worth
315.000; now buildings. AddrcBs t>
1U'9. care Times-Dispatch,_
PARTY WITH KEW THOUSAND DOL
.ln.rs can secure half-interest In Well
established business that needs capi?
tal. Can bu silent or take active
Interest. Fine Opening for the right
purty. Communication confidential.
_Adt>.ess j >;"j.', cure Times-Dispatch.
l will qivia . ?ku-malv DBRiv'?b
Irom my Ihvmtlon to any one Ariane
Ing cost of procuring loretgu patent
on my Invention. For particulars
.(? - UliAS. RUNGE. Model Hal?
be, simp, Dil ES. Main street.
A CAPITAL OPPOKTL'MTY K?R SOME
cnu witn capltu) mid influential
standing to help incorporate a com?
pany. This Is h tine business propo?
sition; already dorn? .1 large busi?
ness, but wants to brancii out. Ail
dress l 7?0, cure Times-Dispatch.
WHY PAY. RENT or KEEP a'va
cant lot? Wo will buy you a lot
anywhere, and l.ulld on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot. and we will furnish
the money ut ? per cent. Interest.
No delnyu or commissions SMITH,
28 North Eighth._
>^m, :tl ^ .. . .. . .? 1
? c U ITC'm k?r ? -u? lt it y.'?pit 1:
vents disease, cures roup, cholera
and diarrhea. Very beat tonic. You
have chickens. You w^u- uuulum.
CHAS. s. stacy cu.. Agents._
finK CMAHLK? K. ?UiVKKS; 113
East Krank Street, handsomely ap- j
pointed rooms, with hoard; table :
uuuril a specialty._
TriVatk." "family,"" "east from
Lombard), between Park Avenue
and Franklin Street, will luku a
(iiw )'...:., mbn or couple to room
and boaru. Phon? M unison 7^00. ,
PRIVATE "family WANTS two
cuuples bouiders. in Woodland;
Heights, on Wcstham Street, near :
to water tank, one squarn from car !
line. U. P. HODNHTT.
WANTED, BOARDERS AT 315 EAST j
Krankiln; also table boardere. miss
_palm ore._j
A NICE, REFINED YOUNG MAN TO j
occupy a large front room with i-n
other gentleman with board. No. 11
North sixin. between Main and
Krankiln. Table board and dinners .
a specialty;_I
DESIRABLE rooms WITH BOARD;
also table boarders ?? 1 E Grace.
HENRY ?.LAY inn. ASHLAND, VA.,
MR a T?TE f, CHEN ery, Manager.
Hood table, popular rate?._
tt?MilULCU. _
WANT ED. BY AN ' EXPERIENCED
huntsman, two or three bird dogs to
Lreak; am located forty mile* 1
from Richmond, In good huntii.i;
country; charges reasonable, and can 1
gl.-fc reference. Answer quick. Ad?
dress C 526, care Times-Dispatch.
wI{V ~PAY~iVeNt"OR~KEEP-A~v7C^
cant lot'.' We will buy you a lot
anywhere, und build on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on j
your own lot, and we will lurniih j
the money at 5 per cent. Interest. |
No delays or commissions. SMITH, \
\ 28 Xortn Eighth- _!
"WANTED. PARTIES WITH TEAMS !
to contract logging timber. Call ]
Monroe 2108._1
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity.
E. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO., 317
Ea>t Broad Street-_
11 E C ON D-tl A N D MACHINERY OB
of every descriptlrn bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1531 JS
Cary St- Phone [ ladlaoa 353?._
WANTED. TO BUY J-ua CASH. ?IOU8B
hold goods In any quauiuy pbooe
M,.||...n Uli.
iioomfi tor I&ent
Two'"LARGE' ROOMS, WITH pri
vate bath, furnished or unfurnished;
alao second-lluor front room. 415
West Urace._
BEAUTIFUL FLAT. THREE ROOMS,
suitable for bachelors; also well
furnished front room, second flour.
517 Weal Grace._
Pi. I AP ANT. hot WATER HEATED
looms: modern conveniences; gond
boitrJ. 410 Went Grace StreeL
FOR RENT. NICELY" FURNISHED
rooms, "la East Marshall._
WANTED. GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for nicely furnished room, conveni?
ent to bath: central location, south
of Broad. Reference. Phono Madl
son 6071._
THE ROANOKE, 114 NORTH EIGHTH
Street, handsomely and newly-fur?
nished rooms tlirougliout; single, en
suite; transients; permanent._
SECOND FLOOR ROOM FOR STOR
age or lodging._IPS East Main.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT room,
third floor; private family. 216 e.
Franklin. Madlaon 7393._
LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
for gentlemen: private family; cen
tral. Call Madison 6973-J._
TWO BRIGHT ROOMS ON SECOND
floor; central. Call Madison 6973-J.
I FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
room; private family; central loca?
tion. 124 South Fifth .Street._
THREE ATTRACTIVE, UNFURNISH
ed rooms adjoining bath on second
floor; on third floor one large front
room, well furnished. 322 e. Frank
lln. Monroe 1509._
two UNFURNISHED ROOMS ON
first floor. Ill East Cary Street.
Phone Madison 1 526-l. _
WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR THREE
attractive adjoining rooms. Apply
Saturday, 319 west Grace._
TO GENTLEMEN, two NICELY fufi?
nished rooms; every convenience. 613
EflA-t Leigh Street.
Sital gttaiu for .fsM?t.
FOR RALE, IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS,
magnificent home, built by present
owner for a home; nine rooms and
bath; modern In every way; built of
the very best material throughout.
Privet hedges; beautiful, large
porches; hot water heat; large, nice
lawn. Lot 93X14S. Price right to
quick purchaser. C #500, care Tlmes
Dispatch. _
NICE VIRGINIA FARM CHEAP. FINE
soil, well fixed. Will sell teams and
Implements If desired. Full particu?
lars by writing OWNER. J 135, cars
Timoa-Dlspatch. _?
FOR- SaLE~? E RENT,?on ASHLAND
car line, new dwellings, from four
to ten rooms, two to five acres. pol
LARD & BAGBY. Richmond. Va.
SPECIAL BARGAIN in JACKSON
Ward brick property. a|>ply 615
Brook Avenue._
WHY pay~RENT OR KEEP a VA
ennt lot? We will buy you a lot
anywhere, and build oil your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and we will furnish
the money nt 5 per cent. Interest.
No delays or commissions. SMITH,
2ft North Eighth.
^eal^?elLmiintco.
Wan^ted to"b'ijy^fr?"m 30tf to 400
acres of land. Stato particulars and
terms. J 678. care Times-Dispatch
wTtTy^pay 'rent orTceep. a va
cant iot7 We will buy- you a lot
anywhore, and build on your own
plan, or you can build yourself on
your own lot, and we will furnish
the money at 5 per oent. Interest.
No delays Or commissions. SMITH,
28 North Eighth. ?_
JRobms? ?v*lamrtr._
WANTED, TWO OR THREE llOOMS,
furnished or unfurnished, for light
housekeeping. J 648, care Times-Dis?
patch.
DAILY PUZZLES
What Profession?
ANsWUll lv ? ?HTE???*.? * PV7.Xl.R
III* ory.
_JTov &aic. _____ J
pipe of every description cut to order
CLARENCE COSBY. liKS fan Cary
Street. Richmond. Va._
FOR SALE, VIRGINIA gra V WINTER
oats of our own growing'. LE Wirf.
ULSTER LAND AND IMPRoVE
MUK'f CO.. Richmond. Va._
For sale, printing.?100 cards. ;
envelopes, nute heads or billheads, j
CO cents postpaid. CAMPBELL
PRESS. 1523 West Main Street, j
_Phone Monroe 3235._j
FOR SALE. GOOD, GENTLE WORK i
horse. ?40. 11 W. Duval .Street.
KOK KALE! l-f AN DriOM E SET HbAC.v '
lynx furs; neber been worn. 2315
East Broad._
STEAM HEATING PLANT, CONSIST- 1
lug of boiler and eleven radiators; j
_practically new. L BLUFRD ft CO.
AUCTION SALE.?BIGHT ACRES AT
Weshampton. fronting Three-ChoiJ
Road, near Country Club. SATUR?
DAY, September 30, at 5 o'clock P.
M. TeiniB announced at sale. By D.
J. Bradford CO.. Auctioneers.
Phones, Madison 5221-J. Monroe
3768-J._ i
W .\". ions TO suit YOU. rubber
tir'-s put on promptly, at RICH AR D
bon BROS*., ?l? Brook Avenue._
FOR sale." PERFECT"" de luxe edi -
tlon of Oscar Wilde: l? volumes; cost
i'-Tin: price ?<*,. C. e. G.. 220 Oxford
Bids;., Washington. D.-C._
HIGH ENGLISH CART. RUBBER
t!r?-d, very smart, only slightly used,
at one-fifth cost; also handsome set
harness. Drawer AB. Danville. Va.
WE CARRY A_FULiTlTnE OF ~bcs~
Iness buggies and gttarantee them
to give satisfactory service in
? very particular. Wo also carry a
full line of pleasure vehicles. All
wc ask Is a call. Lowest prices.
A. meyer's sons. 731 East Cary
Street.
FOP. SALE. ONE TWO-SEATED
trap, rubber tired, and harness. Ap?
ply COMMONWEALTH STABLES.
JSltilimvp.
Wlb A PTE N?W PREPARED T?'SHO'w
our line of fall and winter millinery,
popular tailored and trimmed hats.
I>arge line of untrlmmed shapes. Our
line of ready-made garments all new
and correct styles for fall and win?
ter. It will pav you to look. Alter?
ation free. MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
1423 East Main Street
Coal ano <uooog.
Kjtmvrka^^oolS^'^OBix^'t for
light cooking, 11.50 hclf-cord. Phoue
Madison 177. SAMUEL H. COTTRELL
ft SONS._
LONG HAS BEEN IN THE BUSINESS
over 13 years, it's his specialty, and
you can a?.vo by ordering oak, pine,
hickory or slab ut summer prices
until September 15th. Phono 1069
1070.
_e?utomob?e?_^^a]c_
FOR kale, WINTOX AUTOMOBILE, 5
passenger; Warner Speedometers;
top, shield and three new tires; re?
movable rear seat; chains, etc; car
powerful; good condition. Price.
6323. Box 350. Cuvtngton. Va._
i &lata tor y^tnt
' J?1RST FLAT OF THR"ee""^O?"M~3,
suitable for light housekeeping, fur?
nished or unfurnished. Cheap rent
to desirable tenant. Only two blocks
to Murphy's Hotel. Phone MadlBon
11429.
___#toar? ijifl?antco. _
Ye?UNG GEN TL EM AN D ESI RES TA~
ble bourd In the Immediale vicinity
of 1100 block Floyd Avenue. State
terms. W. P. L. Box 900._
YOUNG LADY DESIRE8 BOARD IN
South Richmond; quiet family pre?
ferred; references. Address H 400,
care Times-Dispatch,_
BHOE REPAIRING
76c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 600
ladles,; every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new.
26o. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 Eue; Muln. Phone
Monroe 2667._
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSES
PARLOR SUIT& COUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphotstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND
LEY. 711 East Proud. madlson 32U4.
LADIES, YOUR HAIR!
A WORD ABOUT IMITATION HAIR.
Don't buy che?" mltatlon hair. It's
dear at any price. We sell pure
French hair, sruaranteed at Imitation
prices. Bargains all this week.
RICHMOND HAIR EMPORIUM, 221
East Broad Street._
PUFFS! PUFFS! PUFFS!
THOSE PRETTY PUFFS. MADE FROM
your own combings or cut hair.
Charges very moderate. RICHMOND
HAIR EMPORIUM, 221 East Broad
Street._<_
L. N. ARN ALL & SON, ANTIQUE FUR
nlture dealers, repairers and polish?
ers, has removed to 1617 West Broad
Street. Phone Mad 1 son 6277._
HOUSECLE?N1NG.
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS,
windows washed. WILLIAM JOHN?
SON. Monroe 3120. _
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, KlCH
mond, Va.?The rtl'ector-t of this
bonk have decland tho usual fitiat
terly dividend of ? per cent, payable
to stockholder of record SEP'J EM?
BER :>0 1911. Cheeks will be mail?
ed;_O. B. HILL, Cashier.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY Divi?
dend of one and one-half per cent.
(1 1-2 per cent.) has been declared
by this bank, payable on or after
OCTOBER 1, 1911, to the stockhold?
ers ef record Soptembr 30. 1911.
Chocks will be mailed.
RO. M. KENT. JR..
Cashier.
55QAL NOTICE? '
THIS COMPANY, HAVING QUALIFIED
A* executor of tho estate of William
Joseph Anderson, deceased, all per?
sons having claims against aatd es?
tate are requested to present them,
and those Indebted to the estate will
please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Exeoutor of William Joseph An?
derson.
EVEN THOSE RAH-RAH BOYS
PROVE THEY CAN COME BACK
And Back lYey Are in Bulldog- Clothes and
Fancy Thin; s Trat Take the Place of Seer
sticker an;.; Lids of Straw"
I'.xit the lid of straw und enter thuj
rah-rah boy Coincident with the con-|
?Ignment of the >an army of tried and;
true straws V7hlch have .shielded Rich?
mond's qualified voters agstnsl sUt??
iitroke and showers ?l:ice early lilst
June to the ash can and gurret comes
upon the scene a hefty regiment of uii
dergraduutoi to delight the discon?
solate haberdashers until the straw hat |
in with us again ut cuinmciictnen! time
it is Emerson's luw of compensation
over again; the roof of straw has went,
but a potential nine months' demand
for striped neckties and pink socks has']
Just begun.
Every school ui ' college In Rich?
mond hau opened, and the corner of j
Eighth and Broad, on sunny afternoons,
bus on exhibition samples of every class 1
of college man In attendance at tho j
ipersoiiair*
HUM AN"HA I' " KT?GH'i AND SO|
at HUOHK-s'S, 291? S?rth Third
e&caleb proposals.
Commonwealth of Virginia.'
onice or
.Superintendent of Public rrintiug.
Richmond. Va., September 29, 1911.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING j
FI i: TEEN HUNDRED COPIES OF!
THE O.N'K HUNDRED AND
TWELFTH VOLUME OF VIRGINIA!
REPORTS
will be received at this office up to 11
M. THURSDAY, October 12. 1911.
At the same time and place bids ]
will be received for RINDING, WRAP?
PING AND LABELING FIFTEEN
HUNDRED copies of tho above-men?
tioned books.
Printed schedules, on which all bids j
w-lll be required to be made, will be J
Turnished on application.
Each bid must be Inclosed In sealed
??nvtlope, addressed to the Superin?
tendent of Public Printing, and mark?
ed "I: oposal."
Contractors will be required to msk?|
dally shipments of carefully.read proof |
and to furnish bond, with approved
security, for the faittiMtl performance)
of contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids. DAVIS BOTTOM,
Superintendent of Public Printing.
29 Oct. 1-3-6-7-9-11._
Office of
The State Highway Commission,
Richmond, Va., September 21. 1911.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS '
office until 12 o'clock noon SATUR
DAY, October 7. for the grading and ?
graveling of about one mile of road j
near the Chlckahomlny River on the.
Crelghton Road. In Henrlco county. !
Plans and specifications can he seen
at this office. A certified check for,
$250 to accompany each bid. The !
right Is reserved to reject anv nnd I
all bids. P. ST. J. WILSON.
State Highway Commissioner.
Summer ^e?ortff.
FOR It FIST INU rtECTtEATION.
Virginia's leading all-tho-year Moun?
tain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for
booklet and rates. Address
W. G. HAMILTON. Manncer.
Piano Instruction
MRS. ADELE ARCHER SMALL
Will resume her classes October 2d,
1102 West Avenue.
Miss Morris's School
for Girls
3 East Grace Street.
September 25, 1911.
Catalogue at book stores or from the
principal. MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS,
Principal, 1116 West Avenue.
Richmond Academy
Park Avenne and Lombardy Street.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Tenth Session begins September IS.
Call between 9 A. M. and i P. M. Phono
Madison C265 or 2342-J.
WILLIAM L. PniNCE. Dean.
McGUIRE'S
University School.
OPP. MONROE PARK. P.ICHMOND, VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION bee-Ins Sep?
tember 13. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity or college. Lower School for small
boys. Principal at 7 N. Belvldere 5!t. Cata?
logues at book stores or by mull Phone
Madison M71. JOHN P. M'dUIRE.
Principal.
Woman's Gymnasium
217 West Grace Street.
Open October 3d. Educational Cor?
rective and Aesthetic Gymnastics and
Athletics, Tuesday and Friday, 11 to 1
and 4 to 6 o'clock; Orthopedic Clinic,
Saturdav, 11 to 1 o'clock.
MISS MARY B. 13AUGHMAN.
Madison 4352.
Mrs. Smith
Brockenbrough
Wilt resume her class in PIANO MUSIC,
on September 27. : 111 East Cary Street
Leschetizky Method Taught.
hotels.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA.
Coolest Resta-jrnnt In the City,
Clnb Breakfast s Specialty,
Lobby Cooled by Battery of Electric Fans.
Tbe most magnificent hotel In the South.
European plan. Rooms single and en suite,
with and without batha Spsctoaa samplt
rooms
r>~- .'i>- ?< -n<ward
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREET*
Opan dally from 10 A It, to I Ml
Admission ">Ki? i.V.. .?..
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREET*
OPEN I A, 11. TO I P. IL
I city's temples of knowledge. The tide)
i of life flows fullest at Eighth and
' Broad, itnd hero It Is that the freshmen ]
foregather to sip the first real sip of
i life, to see and he seen. It Is their
favorite haunt between the hours of i
the lant morning class and the last per?
formance at the moving picture shows.
The crowd is quite cosmopolitan. Thcte
is the youth with shiny "pants." who
has literary aspirations an.l writes
home to pa und ma every other night
He leans soulfully against the city's
ornamental lump posts and droamsj
ireatfts ubout romantic muidotiB with '
.?eal hair.
There are other types. Wntcti that
follow over there with one foot on the
ildewalk und the other in the street.!
.vho is talking away like sixty to three
others of his kind. They're the glad
.tlnd, fresh from u prep school with
traditions?tho kind that advertises
?'boys only from homes of refinement
desired," and admit every applicant who
can raise tho necessary S600 per year.
They have caught the campus style al-I
ready. Notice those fuzzy English rah- j
rah hats, madu in New York. Also
those coats with the fade-away lapels ,
and high-cut- vests?a la Pleadllly. !
Likewise the bulldog pipes and the ar- i
ttstic poses conned from the back:
pages of the magazines. No mistaking,
them. The rah-rah beys are with us,;
and life is brighter, the landscape
greener and the cops more alert.
OFFIClST?LOSE!
THEIR YEAR'S PAY!
-I
Four Commissioners of Revenue
Brought to Book by Audi?
tor Donohoe.
Exasperated because of extended and!
appai ently Inexcusable delays In send?
ing In the assessment books for tho
current year, Auditor of Public Ac?
counts S. H. Donohoe has cited the
cases of four commissioners of the rev?
enue to the clerks of tho Circuit Courts
of their counties for such punishment
as these courts may see tit to mete.
In addition, the Auditor exepcts to de?
clare forfeited their commissions on
1 the year's work for tho State, and will
1 probably lmpoec the fine provided by
law.
The delinquents aro all three of the
commissioners of the revenue In Louisa
county and one of the two In Wise
county. The latter, Napoleon B. Dot
son, has given the office an especially
large amount of trouble and It hasi
been almost Impossible to hear from
htm. ;
The delays on the part of the com?
missioners have given the Auditor's
office no end of additional work, nnd
?-'
will result In delaying tho preparation
of tho unnual reports of that onlcer. as
Well as lh postponing the day when
the apportionments of the various
State funds can be made. The law
prescrlben a fine of not loss than S50
nor more than $200 for any dcluy be?
yond June 15 In sending In these books,
and In addition the commissions of the
officer* must be forfeited. The Auditor
Is allowed to give thirty days of grace
for good reasons, which Captain Don
ohoo granted In some cases.
This year's situation presents noth?
ing new, n* trouble has always been
experienced from this source. It tins
been the aim of Auditor Ponohoe to net'
away from the nne'ent ways of doing
business.
WANTS LAW RNTFORCBD AGAINST
JOY-HIDING A I TOMOBILISTS
[Special to The Tliriea-blspatoh. ]
Marrlsonburg. Va.. September 29.? j
Judge Hans. In the Circuit Court of
Kocklnghatn county, threatens to call j
a special grand Jury In session to,
prosecute the town nnd county offi-,
cers if they do not enforce the lawl
against the reckless Joy-riding auto-'
mohllists.
Harrlsonburg Is on tho fsr-fsmed!
Valley Pike, now a choice pnrt of the
national highway, and tourists find;
the beautiful stretch of pike at this
point n tempting place for Joy-rldlng
and speeding. Loral motorists, too,
"ROSE HILL"
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
ANDSIOCK FARM OF
THE LATE
O. F. BRESEE
NSAR ORANGE,
IN THE
HISTORIC VALLEY OF THE RAPI
DAN.
TN THE
PIEDMONT REGION OF
VIRGINIA
CONTAINING
About 1 1 30 Acres
will b? sold at public auction, on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 18. 191L
at 12 o'clock noon.
For further Information and plat,
apply to
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COM?
PANY OF BALTIMORE.
Trust so.
^vln."B~P?ilnl Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
"23 East Main Street.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF
NOS 11 AND MM WEST BACON
STREET.
In order to close an estate, I will
sell at public auction, on
WBDNESDAT, OCTOBER 4, 1911.
at 4:30 o'clock P. M.,
the above properties. No. 11 being a
brick dwelling of three rooms nnd No.
11 Vi being a frame dtvelllng of three
rooms, both in good condition. Lot
511x90 feet to an alloy. These houses
are good renters, and will make a
profitable Investment.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale
HENRY P. BECK,
j Executor of Hannah R. Stengel.
frequently <lo violence to the ?j>?
limit.
NEW KDITOIt-lX-CtlflBP
OP I'NIVEUSITY MAGAZINK
Chariot tesvllle. v?? September 39.?
Loyal Chlsm .worrow, of AsplnwalL :
Pa., has been chosen edltor-ln-chlof of
tho University of Virginia Magazine. :
conceded by many to be the best col- j
lego monthly In the United State?
Harry Aubrey Toulmtn, Jr., of UppeJ
vllle. was elected to tho position lit
the close rf lsst session, but failed
to return to college. Mr. Morrdw Is
a student of much literary as well as
executive ability. and Is peculiarly
fitted to maintain tho reputation o?
th* publication. He has attended the
unlverslt for five years. Last session
ho won second place In tho contest
the best verse.
Ct auction, at THE"
Richmond Bazaar
Saturday, September 30th
100 Horses
ana ivmies
Among them are som* mules right
out of work, suitable for excavating,
the lumber business and coal carts.
The?e mules are as good as you have
seen In many months.
Also have u smooth lot of horses.
jos. lasittbr.
Auction ?vOji??, jfumiK iatipat
Sy^^jT^ho'm'psoii Brown
1113 East Main Street.
AUCTION SALE
OF
OOOD PAYING PROPERTY,
14i9and 1421W. CarySt.
on the premises.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3,
5 P. M.
The houses contain six rooms each,
two slorlus, semi-detached; good, deep
lots and ocoupled by good, permanent
tenants at it rental that will pay 10
per cent, as an Investment.
TERMS: Ono-fourth cash: balance
six. twelve and eighteen months, se?
cured by deed of trust.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
Auctioneers.
By E. A. Catlln & Co..
16 North Eighth Street.
By direction of the owner, who 1?
^'.v't;:; up business in this community,
I will, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3D.
nt 3 o'clock P. M.,
on the premises, sell that very desir?
able dwelling In
BARTON HEIGHTS,
situated nt the northwest corner ol
North Avenue and Home Street. Th*
lot fronts sixty feet, on which Is !a
dwelling of eight rooms and bath, atid
Is In excellent condition, und either for
a homo or as a money-earner. It will
make u. fine investment. Tho house Is
equipped with electricity and is very
convert! ofntl y and desirably planned.
Severnl parties have offered to lease It
nt figures which would be a fine return
on the price which will be accepted.
E. A. CAT LIN & co.
By Riche6on & Crutchficld,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank Streets.
Commissioners' Auction Sale of Valuable Improved and
Unimproved Real Estate Situated at the N. E. Corner
of Grove Avenue and Mulberry Street, Consisting of
Fourteen Beautiful and Desirably Located Building
Lots, and that Handsome, Spacious and Attractive
Dwelling, No. 2612 Grove Avenue, for Many
Years Occupied by the Hon. Richard M. Taylor.
A1VL-3 fit y
Ui r - r -?- r - syjII
*?'Alt t Y
In execution of a decree of the Richmond Chancery Court, rendered on the 29th day of July, 1911,
in the suit of "Richard M. Taylor vs. Edward M. Taylor et als," we will, as special commissioners thereby
appointed, offer for sale by public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF OCTOBER,
1911, at 4 o'Clock P. ML,
i
the above referred to real estate. The dwelling contains twelve rooms, besides kitchen, ser%'ants' room,
bath, numerous closets, and furnace heat, and is one of the most comfortable and home-like residences
in that truly delightful and rapidly enhancing locality.
Tour of said lots front on Grove Avenue, seven on Hanov<;r Avenue and three on Mulberry Street,
the dimensions of which can be obtained from the above plat.
The location of this property is all that could be desired, being in close proximity to two car lines
and on one of the most popular avenues in the city, being second only to Monument Avenue.
It is seldom that such an opportunity.as this is afforded the public to buy high-class residential anc
investment property, and those in want of such should attend this sale.
TERMS: One-third of the purchase money in cash, and as to the residue, two equal credits of six
and twelve months, with interest thereon from day of sale, payable scmi-annually at the rate of (6%)
?six per cent, per annum, the same to be evidenced by the negoatible notes of the purchaser for the prin>
cipal of such deferred payments and separate notes for the semi-annual interest to accrue thereon,, and
the title to the property to be retained until all the purchase money shall have been paid;
I,. O. WENDENBURG,
ROBT. N. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners,
I certify that the bond required by the above decree of the special commissioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand, this 26th day of September, 1911.
Test?: CHARLES O. SAVILLE. Clerk. ?

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