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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper I
GREATEST WANT AND ?BAI. B8-1
. T?TE MKDIIJM IN VIKOIMA. AND i
ONE) OK TUB DUST IN AMHKIl'A.
Want Ad Rates
In Hffect June 11. 18U.
Daily, one cent per word when paid
in udvunve. No Ad. taken lor lean thon
teu cents.
One nnil une-hnir cent* a word ull
classification* except Sluiatlon Wanted
for Sunday. Situation Wanted, one cent
a word. No Ad. Sunday taken for less
than fifteen cent*.
No. Ada. taken for leem than tweuty
ttvc centa wlicu phoned In Or churned
at the counter.
l'hone order* not tiunrndteed.
I'laMalflcatlo'i noi ?iinruutccd ufter
UiHU I?. M.
For Ijualnc?? eontruota, send for the
Want Ad. Mun, phone Monruc 1.
?VU?L ttltU 31 UiUu.
L6stT"U\BT' NM HIT.' A k-.OFNO OAU
inot brooch, from 2027 Woat Grace, on
Allison to Broad, or on lue car from
Hroud und Allison to Academy of
Music. Im? an! If returned to JuJT
West Gracu Street._?_,
! 51 ND, ? small si .m Ol" mo.nky in
our store Wednesday afternoon.
Loser may recover same i>y calling
at our olllVe. ._'??..?,- H??l" V_&J;' I-?
,V-'.|-' ?JWllHlt?, .jUU-r
^^rSuT'yoii u. s.'"iUtjiY. able
bodlcu, unnmirlud men. between ugea
ol la and 46: citizens ut United mum;
of bi character and tempeie.te hab
Ub. who can apeak, read and writ*
tlio Ella-Hall language. For Infonna
ilon apply to Recruiting Officer, $20
e. Broad atreet. Richmond. Va.
WANTED, four fiRST-CLASS MA
ciiiniatB for lathe and shapcr work,
state ogc, experience and whether
man led or single- Apply GAItV MA?
CHINE SHOP. Gary, \V. Va._
'WANTED, YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business; poEltiuns
Btcurtd competent jfraduates. RICH*
MOND AUTO oCiiOuL, Sla W. broad
Street._
WANTED. A GOOD LINOTYPE OPER
iitor, also good Job pressman. Ap?
ply to WILLIAMS PRINTING CO.. 11
n. Fourteenth street._
WANTED, LINOTYPE MACHINIST -
operator, capable handling No. j and
No. 8 machine; also operator, 2,000
lines 8-polnt required, eight houra;
machinist, ?24 ? p? r week; operator,
*20 per week; permanent; non-union
town. RECORD. Hurrlsonburg. Va.
WANTED, MEN AM) BUYS LEARN
automobile buslnese; new and mud
crn machinery; new cai^; best cqu.p
ped achuol North or South, good po
Bltlons for our graduates. CHAR?
LOTTE AUTO SCHOOL, Charlotte,
_N._ c._
WANTED, an EXPERIENCED C Alt
pel iiul drapery iuun, one who thor?
oughly underatanda making an-i lay?
ing carpets und making and rncas
irinsr for window shades. To a ?ober.
Induatrloua and capable man. we of?
fer a permanent position with good
salary, Apply by letter or in per
aon. MILLER A: rh OA ps. tnc._
Y<n; are " want ei.i i-ou govern
ment Job. Iii! month. .Send postal
for list of positions open. FRANK?
lin INSTITUTE, Dept. 115 K, Ro?
chester.! N. Y._
WANTED, HARNESS-MAKER FOR
cualom shop, one who can run ma
chine, knows something about cut
llng leather. State experience ami
salary wanted. WM. C. EASTER
ling & SON, Bennettavllle. B. C.
WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS;
Richmond examinations announced
January is. Sample questions free,
i FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 416-K,
_Roehe?ter._N. Y._
\VA NTEDj CANVASSER FOR A GOOD,
< lean proposition. Apply Room 32,
Virginian Building. Friday, i:?0 a..
M, iihurp._ _
\\ CnTEO, At ONCE. FIRST-CLASH
man for green bouse work; single
ii preferred. ?'nn Mndison io?o-j.
MINII3 >i:VA FARM.
\. i IT ED. A RfSHELMAN AT ONCE*.
Apple TUE BAER tailoring co.,
No. SQ2 East Mnln._
WANTED, BRIGHT OFFICE BOY. ap~
ply it A. M., WESTERN ELECTRIC
COMPANY, corner Sixth and Cory
Hi i eet-. _
v \.'?' T!-,T7 MEN"" AND boys TO
work on packln? grounds. W. T.
mood Ac CO.. Glnlcr Rark._
AN EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR,
with satisfactory recommendation,
?:an secure good Job, Apply G 22,
care Tluiea-Dlapatch. _
W*\NTED.' PRINTE Its".'" Ml" ST be
strictly non-union, sober und rcll.-?
ble, Steady position: good wagea.
Furnish references byrd PRIKT
INV, COMPANY. Atlnnt.i, Oil._
?ituat'drts ^anec?, iti??l
i i N v I". 1 tIENCE iV" b'< o ? I ile" a n d SI N
Klc entry bookkeeper, capable of t.-ik
Injf charpo of accounts, correspond?
ence nnd routine work, desires posi?
tion with reptltablO business house.
Aililri.s? o ih, en re TlmcK-liispatoli.
'A I 'I; IlHyTION WANTED. by F1RST
clnsB German chef-cook In hotel,
dub hou.se. restaurant or iustltut.oii.
K_li?. (a.. Tlmes-Dlspatch.
GRADUATE IN "PHARMACY, FOUR
years' expeilencc-. registered assist
ant. wlnhr.8 position. G 42. core
_Tlmes-DiHpatch._
A MATURE CLERK. EFFICIENT GEN
crul store maiwgcr and o practical
bookkeeper desires position. Will uro
?nywhere. Satisfactory reference, ai
"iilesman. Address II., Box eu.
C'rf-.we, Va,
f ?s 1 ^JON; ay ANTED, by EXPBRIENC
ed Stockkeeper. Address l 1*7, care.
Tlmcf-Dlspnlcli._
REGISTERED PHARMACIST OPEN
for position: best reference: -ten
yaars' experience. Address Hox 20.
Newport Hoiol. Newport Nows. Va.
SEAMSTRESSES.?MILLER &- RHOADS
REQUIRE THE SERVICES of
SEVERAL EXPERIENCED SEAM?
STRESSES FOR WORK IN THEIR
ALTERATION ROOMS. good WAGES
WILL BE PAID to COMPETENT
PARTIES. APPLY AT ONCE. MIL-,
LER &. RHOADS.
YOING LADY Foil OFFICE WORK
Apply at once. SOUTHERN STAMP
AND STATIONERY' CO.
SEJtillCtiat:. ttnfj ;??>,,i ;
WAXTliu' a" LlV?r SALriSMAN" for
stock proposition; good talker. Bos
03-1.- Wilmington, n. c.
PRODUCERS, HERE IS YOUR OpPOR
tunlty to make big money. Sell our
suburban property; values guaran?
teed; maps and literature free Write
to-day SOUTH TEXAS MORTGAGE
CO., Houston, Tex.
SALESMEN.?T W O WELL-DRESSED
men to take orders: must he pre?
pared to leave town; expenses ad
?j;5ei, APP"J' *t s A. M. M. L.
HEATH, 5ia_N. JFourfn Street.
WANTED. SOLICITORS."EITHBR SEX.
[P.r??.a" selllnK article; good com?
mission. Apply 10 to 1? A M
ffi?E?^ NOVELTY-* CO. "o Norul
Eighth Street.
aaent? ?BRant??. "
AGENTS.?MEN AND WOMEN .MAKE
moro monoy na nsrents for quick soil?
ing household necessities. Ask for
28-pagc catalogue und particulars
THE HOME SUPPLY CO.. Box 162.
Wineton-Salom. N. C
feituntions cT2lantc?. 1f cinalc !
niTrses' bureau. undergiladIj^ j
ute, practical nuriet und curetakors |
dc.itrc call. Mm'.tson bS?-L.
^ituntionji,^rofc?itionaI.
p"tTPI U^Xv'XNa'EDT GHADf WORK A
?poclulty. Coaching In French. Eng
llah and mathematics. 2009 Stuart
Avenue._
_sloutt*._
WANTK?,^Tili^"r/0'BIJC''To'" KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers, 912
East Main street, buy. svll, exenungo
und remount diutnond? In the lutc.it
styles. Old gold und silver always
taken In exchunge._ _ ,
5T"?" h b ahn "com v"an y7 ~ a tiZvnt a,
Ca.. exclusively commission; roter to
ltevt, W. l. i.lnglc, Richmond, und
till shipper*, below t.'lty I'olnt, Flu.
JNO. ' M~ NU I .'1 I NO. ~1 l\7 ?Vw? Ulf AND
Housefurnlshlngs, returns thanks to
his trlcndfl and the public for past
favors and t-sks a continuance. Hand?
ling good gfoods and prompt Service.
notTce " t(j ~?itenit>:cts.--pl~ans
and apcclllcatioiih for the propoa"d
bulldingH of tho .State Normal und
ludusiiiul School tor White Women
in tho city of Hadford will bo re?
ceived by the board of trustees of
the school ut u meeting to be held
in Klchttiotid, in the Capitol, on
TUESDAY, Novombor th? llth. IUI).
Jt Is contemplated that the cost ut
the buildings will bu U. ".'"<" to
$200,000. Tue locution and relativ,
situation of tho udnilnlslratioii build?
ing and dormitories should be indi?
cated In the plans. Iprints v?f
the Kite may be had from Captain W.
X. Baldwin or the undersigned by
pal lies Interested.
The boanl reserves tho right to
reject any and ull plans, and doe-i
not .1?) .n... uny iebponrflbillty or
cost whatsoever, except to the archi?
tect whose plans'may be adopted.
Tho plans. In u sealed package,
may be mailed to the undersigned
at East Kudford, or delivered to him
in Richmond on tho 14th of Novem?
ber.
By order of the Board.
g. E. CASSEL, Secretary.
Kam Radfonl, Via., OcL 9, 1911.
iTe'iirico Co.. Va., November 2, 1911.
TO DAVID SNEDDON, IP living, and
ip NOT. THEN TO HIS HEIRS AT
LAW;
You are hereby notified that e.n
January 3, 1'Jlu. at the front door
of Ifonrico count- courthouse. 1 pur?
chased from 11. C. Hechler, Treasurer
of said county, at a sale of lands de?
linquent for taxed for the year 190S,
a tract of land In Brookland District.
In bald county, being a part of the
Brock tract, und containing 86 acres,
standing on the land books In tho
name of Dnvld Sneddon.
This Is further to notify you that
unless yuo come forward and redeem
the same as required by law, I shall,
nfter four months from the due pub?
lication of this notice, apply to the
I clt-rk of Hcnrlco county for a deed
I to paid tract of land as alloevcd by
I law._ROBERT TAYLOR.
$3ouItrp, $3et an? Hibe tfetocli
FOR SALK. ONE ItEGl'STEU E6" SHET
land stallion and five mares. Address
_L>. E. SILLING. Staunton Va._
W ANTE I >. ONE STRAIGHT-LEG BEA
irie hound (male): broke for rabbits;
not over three years old; must bu
good stock. E. H. NEBLETTs U02
Everett Strict, South Llchmond.
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD 1} AY HORSE:
suit delivery wn,:on: good worker
and driver; city broke. Apply UNION
STOCK Y A HI'S.
TO SELL WELL-BRED HORSE. FOUR
years, ?vritle. full of life, pretty;
will stand untied; sound. Forced to
sell on account having too inane.
Well worth }200; will take- consider?
ably less. Apply HORSE. 636 West
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD WORK horse,
suitable lor delivery or draft. Anply
?,'ii China Stre-'-t, corner Bclvidero
Street._
FOR SALE. genuine english
pointer puppies, three months old;
bred from excellent hunting dons,
male. ?10: female. is. t. E. hud
GINS. IieWltt. Va._
I business <j?nunrruniiLifi.
i m'on'ey"tu "loan."--w1EiTyo?TEet
20 cents n day stand between you
and n home? You can buy from a
?1.000 to n $5.000 home. Only per
cent, simple Interest. You can return
the principal at ?".SO per month, or
ISO a year, giving you ten and on
half years to repay the loan. You
can pay off the loan as soon as you
like, thereby stopping further inter?
est.
1 WANTED. REPRESENTATIVES IN
every town In Virginia; a good prop?
osition to hustlers; no others need
reply to this ad. Address G. S.
RICHARDSON, I0S American . Na?
tional Bank. Rhone Madison 2101.
Open until 9 P. M. Saturdays.
I jLSoar?inB.
. FOREST INN KOREST HILIIS NOW
open for guests, permanent or tran?
sient. Well-appointed home, excel?
lent table, electric lights; well-heat?
ed; inoilent Improvements; winter
rates. Conducted by l. COLLY ER
and helen PEARCE, formerly of
Oheatortleld c. H.
privat!;"" family wish few ta
ble boarders: ?> 14 North Tenth Streeu
WK HA V E ~1 NO I ? IR y"'~ FoR SELECT"
boarding houses, convenient to Jef?
ferson Hotel. See us at once. CABI?
NET information BUREAU. 28 N.
Ninth Street._
HOARDERS WANTED for NICE VA
por heated rooms, und also table
hoarders. ion East Grace._
"?trsI ch"a"r"les K. bo"~werb,~ ile
East Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
board a specialty.
WHEN you com e to RICHMOND
stop where you can get a nlco, ci^an,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; Ice wa?
ter, bath .T'd nhone free. 1002 Ens
Clay._
SMALL boa It DING HOUSE; REASON -
able rates. 1003 West Grace Streot.
WANT KD. BOARDERS at 315 east
Franklin: also tablo boarders. MISS
PALMORE._
TRANSIENTS TAKEN DURING THIS
week uj ;lu West Grace Street._
GOLD BURG, LADIES- TAILOR
(late OF kaufmann & Co.L HAS
OPENED A LADIES' TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT AT 202 NORTH
FIRST STREET. WILL TAKE A
few MoRE ORDERS TO HE DE?
LIVERED P.EF'iRE THANKSGIVING
DAY. PHONE MONROE 3431.
HUMAN HA 1 it BOUGHT AND SO I D
_at HL'GHKS'S. 20S NorthJI'hlrd_.
WINTERS "ci" noLEZAU LADIES
TAILORS, 209 1-2 NORTH SIXTH ST.
I. CUTLER. LADIES' TAILOR. 212 N.
THIRD STREET. IS THE ONLY
LADIES. TAILOR WHO HAS
A DRESSMAKER FROM PARIS
(MADAM BBAUCHAMP), AND DOES
DRESSMAKING AS WELL AS
TAILOR-MADE WORK. DRESSES
FROM ?10 UP. TAILOR-MADE
SUITS AT SPECIAL PRICES THIS
WEEK.
T H^tEE~ATTR A42TtVlf' ( VwNKCTRNO
rooms on second floor. .",22 E. Frank*
Ilm_ '_.?_
8501 east clay, upper and" lower
flats; newly papered and palntod; 310
oach, "Phone Madison 17*.
DAILY PUZZLES
What kind of vehicle?
&NSWCII Iv VKSTUTtDAV'S I'VZZtD.
??n foundlnnd.
Sot feale.
vV'AGONS"^TO^ SUtxT"; Ydlf. AUBBliu
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD
_SON BROS'.. CIS Brook Avenue._
STRUCTURAL /RON. STEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to ordor.
CLARENCE COSBY. i;>23 Last Cuey I
__st_.-eet:_Richmond. V?._
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,!
sold imd exchanged. J. BLUFORD &.
CO.. 1538-42 Rust Cary Street._
INSPECT OUR LINE ?f BUSINESS
wagons, "the best that's modo," both
top and open; always a large as?
sortment to select from. Lowest
prices. A. MEYER'S SONS, 7.11 E.
Cr.ry Street. _
ONE FARM WAGON, ?25; ONE TOP
buggy. $20; three coul carts, one
carpenter's wagon, buggies, surreys
and runabouts at reduced prices.
THUS. H. DUKE & CO.. SO I Brook
Avenue._
SMI TH FIELD SAUSAGE. THE SAU
aage With the llavor, at your grocer's.
j
FOR SALE, MODERN EQUIPPED
LAUNDRY, COMPLETE; WELL LO?
CATED. LIBERAL TERMS. APPLY
EDGAR B. ENGLISH. RECVR. AND
1 TR.. ROOMS 522-523. AMERICAN
HANK BUILDING. CITY,
?fccai Estate tor af^aie^
WA:>^rED?~TO SELL A SMALL FARM
Of 7 0 acres on the Main Street Road
leuding out of town; concrete walk
from town to this properly; 700 yards
facing road leading from Main Street;
ail necessary out buildings except
dwelling thai got burned: good fam?
ily orchard and large oak grove.
Worth S.u.OOO to a moneyed man.
Will sell within the next thirty days
for HO.00?. Apply, to M. J. CAMP?
BELL, Louisa, V?. _
FaTIm FOR SALE.?67 ACREB~ 30
acres In high state of cultivation,
balance In timber; all fenced; good
eight-room huuse, large barn. Rood
ouiuuildlngs, near school and car
Hue. hve miles from Richmond?II -
000. C. B. WOOD, JR.. Sc. CO.. Real
_E?-t?te,_1020 Hull Street."_
TWO-ACRE CHICKEN FARM. WITH
house and running stream, for sale.
Price. sHeOOO. FjiED SCHURZ, 1510
Porter Street, -South Richmond.
FARM.?a'-MOST DESIRABLE LITTLE
fruit farm In the noted Albemarlo
region; SS ncrsB; fenced, well water?
ed and some timber; 250 select bear
; tng apple trees, 600 to be planted
i next month; no dwelling, but ma?
terial on ground; stable and other
outbuildings; farm, stock, equipment
I und over 50 barrels of apples, $l,f>00.
I. G. CARTER. CharlottesvlHc, Va.
ifteal *??tat? U&lanleb.
I WANT TO BUY A LOT IN~~WEST
End to build on. Must be cheap and
easy term*. Address J 116, caro
Times-Dispatch.
JtliscrlhwiEOus.
SIIOE REPAlitlNO.
75c. H ALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, 60c.
ladles; every pair sowed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
| ber heels. 25c; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c; leather heels rebuUt liko new,
I 25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
I FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phono
Monroe 2SC7.
! UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSBa
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES AND OLO
' pieces reupfiolatered. Mattrcs.ioa
I renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
I Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUND
? PLY. 711 East Broad. Madison 3204.
I WINDOW-CLEANING.
[Waxing and staining floors a
I specialty. WILLIAM JOHNSON, llon
roe 3120._
I RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING. ..
' SILK. SOFT AND STIFF HATS
cleaned, blocked and retrlmmed.
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Fifth and Mar?
shall._
WATCH ttETFAlRINla.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OB
cleaned by WM. TOB1EN, JR., Is a
guarantee that it Is dona properly,
Twenty years' experience. Cleaning,
II; main springs, fl. 408 E??l. Uroatt
Street. 411 work guaranteed.
RELIABLE TRANSFER
RELIABLE TRANSFER. MILLNER'S,
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men
on our wagon. Wo mako a specialty
of moving furniture and pianos.
Phono Madison 1445; residents phone
Monroe 2460.
BAKERY'. "
THANKS, GROCERS, CONPECTION
ers, etc.. for such lurgc orders; try?
ing to IUI them promptly. Old Vir?
ginia pound cuke is talk of tho town.
DRINKAR1 >;S;_423 1-2 N- Sixth St.
ROLLER SKATES.
A FULL LINE ?UNION HARDWARE.
Spnuldlng and Wlnslow?50c. to $4
per pair. Go where you can Und
what you want. HO WELL BROS.,
?02 East Broad. -, _
? ALADDIN K EROSENE OIL
DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs B gallons for 60
cents. No odor; no smoke.
EXTRA SPEpi ? LT $ 13&
BUY'S A GENUINE RA TO LAMP COM
plete. HOWELL BROS., .002 East
Broad Street
PERFECTION OIL HESTERS
NO SMOKE; NO ODOR?THE BEST
heater made. A full line $3 to 15,
Tx>ok us over. HOWELL BROS., 60J
East Broud._
|{.26 Byya
A LINED WOOD HEATER. IT IB A
cracker Jack for the money. HOWELL
BROS.. 602 East Broad._
OAS HEATER 11.26.
: IDEAL FOR A BATHROOM. A NICE
little heater, that will do tho work.
HOWELL BROS., 602 Eaat Broad
\ Street.
THAT CONE GAS HEATER.
HAVE YOU SEEN IT? IT SAVES GAS
and gives heat. A full line S2.50 to
IS.RO each, at HOWELL BROS.. 602
East Brond.
FllRNrTURE~REPAlRINa
WANTED, HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
furniture to repair, clean, stain, var?
nish. Beds enameled. W. J. LKE?
No. 1 Went Marshall.
Coal any 3!"61cob.
LONG. TUB \vOOD MAN, I?,V~"m?VDE A
Specialty of wood about H years. He
has the kind that splits easy mid '
gives heat, becuuso tt la perfectly
dry and bound. LONG'S. Madison
uj69.
KINDLING WOOD," THOROUGHLY
eeaaoned, tl.TD per hulf-cord. S. IL
COTTRELL & SON. Phone Madison
?aaute?.
wVv'Wi-f?TT?'ii? y tVit'cAs 11, nous:. -
hold goods in any quantity. I'hmiu
_Madison 3851._
SECOND-HAND MACH I NICKY OF
every description bought a", full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1522 13,
Cary St. l'hone Madison 3526.
SSuciitis lor X.tM.
FV KNISI i L'D 'ROOMS Volt KENT. fi-'Tij
_ North Eighth._._
THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED OR
mil iinlfiiril in.oiis 10> \V. Marshall.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOM, 121!
South Third Str>:< t. third apartment.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or without boned, "is E. Marshall
Street._
THE ROANOKE, Hi NORTH EIGHTH j
Street, handsomely and newly-fur-|
nlshcd rooms thrcugnout; single, en i
suite; transients: pormanent.
&oom? dicHanteO. I
WAJTl'ED.?FLAT ?'f f Rk1?E~TO FIVE j
rooms wanted, west of Fifth ^Strc ;t.
Slut..- t.-rins und length of lease. Ad- I
dress K 15'.', care Times-Dispatch;_ I
SMALL FURNIBHED ROOM WANTED;
central location. Address It 83, cure I
'1-itnes-DispatCh. _
KEEP THOSE VACANT ROOMS FILL*"
ed. See us- for results. CABINET
INFORMATION BUREAU, 28 North;
Ninth Street.
?Uuomo?il?S lor feale
ONE 'l-SEATED 1911 OVERLAND AU-'
tomobile, fully equipped with wind
shield, mohair lop. late;.:, light tank,
two new extra Inner tubes, one outer
case, complete set tools. In use less
than one year; driven less thnn 3,ouu
miles; In llrst-cluss condition. Price,
61-.'. net cash. Cost, 61,lou. Reply
i'. O. Box 112.___
EEVERAE USED FORD CARS. 3 AND
j 5 Passengor, which *? have taken
In exchange for latest models. These
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and w:ll paint It desired. Will
I instruct thoroughly regarding oper?
ation, or will send Instructor homu
1 wit . out ol town purchuser>. FORD
! AUTO CO.. 1U29 West Broad.
ALL royal ARCH "'masons
are cordially invited to attend
? staled convocation of Rich?
mond Koyul An h Chapter. No.
the Masons' Hall, on Franklin
.st:,,.t. this (Thursday) evening tit
'. ;3u o'clock. Work expected.
By order of the M. E. 11. P.
GEit. i-. K EE.SEE. Secretary._
seab?ard~aj.lt" lIn'E icaIlW a y~~
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold
i ers of Soubuurd Air Line Railway
will be held at the prlncipul office
of the company, Rooms Nos. T und ?,
Leigh Building, Sycamore Street, in
the city of Petersburg, Va., at 11
o'clock in the torenuoit on tho DTI I
DAY OP NOVEMBER. 1911, for the
purpose of electing a board of di?
rectors and for tne transaction ol
any and all business that may come,
before the meeting. Including con?
sidering und voting upon the ap?
proval and ratlllcatln of all contracts,
uets und proceedings by the board
of directors and otllcers since the
annual meeting of stockholders last
held.
The stock transfer books will oe.
closed at 12 o'clock noon on October
2S, 1911, und will be reopened on
November 10, 1911.
D. C. PORTEOUS.
_Secretary.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Huilrond Co..
Otllce of the Secretary,
Richmond, Vu., November 1. 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annuul meeting of the stockhold?
ers oi the Richmond, Frederlcksburg
and Polomuc Railroad Company will
be held at its office In the city of
Richmond. Va., on MONDAY, the 20lh
day of November, 1911. at 11 o'clock
A M. The stock transfer books will
be cloned at S o'clock P. M. Monday,
November 13, 1911, and reopened at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, Novembur
21, 1911. NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
Washington Southern Railway Co..
Ofllce of tho Secretary,
Richmond. Va., November 1, 1911.
I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
I the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Washington Southern Rail?
way Company will be held ut Its of?
fice in the cttv of Richmond, Va., on
MONDAY, the 20th day of November,
l?ll, at 12 o'clock noon. Tho stock
transfer books will be closed at :'.
o'clock P. M . Monday, November 13,
1911, and reopened ut 10 o'clock A. M.
Tuesday, November 21. 1911.
_NORMAN CALL. Secretary.
Potomac Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va., November 1, 1911,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Potomac Rullrond Company
will be held nt its ofllce In the cltv
of Richmond, Va., on MONDAY, the
20th day of November. Hill, at 12:30
[ P. M. The stock transfer books will
be closed nt 3 o'clock P. M. Monday,
November 13, 1911, nntl reopened at
in o'clock A. M. Tuesday, November
21. 1911. NORMAN CALL, ?
_Secretary.
Richmond Locomotive Works,
Richmond, Va., October 15, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Richmond Locomotive
Work's will bo hold at tue office of
the company. In the city of Rlch
! mond, county of Henrlcu, Va., on
WEDNESDAY', THE 8TH DAY OP
NOVEMBER. 1SU, at 11:30 o'clock
in the forenoon, for the purpose oi
j electing directors and officers, for
the approval of the acts of tho dlree
' tors since the last annual meeting,
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly como be
I fore tho meeting.
C. B. DENNY,
Secretary.
Virginia Railway and Power Company,
628-630 East Main Street.
Richmond, October 28. 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock?
holders of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company will be held at the
, general ofllce of the company. In tho
City of Richmond. Vu.. On WEDNES?
DAY, November 10, 1911, at 12 o'clock
M.
The transfer boo.ks will be closed
on Mnndny, November fi. 1911, at "
o'clock P. M.i and will be reopened
on Thursday. November 16, 1911, at
10 o'clock A M.
GUY PHILLIPS,
Secretary.
ZDibftenb Jioticca.
Atlantic" Coast Lino Rnllrond Co.,
Office of the Treasurer,
Wilmington. N. C, November I, 1911.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF At?
lantic ('oust Lino Railroad Company
has declared n dividend of two and
I one-half per cent, on the preferred
'capital stock of that company, pay?
able ut tho Office of the treasurer, at
Wilmington. N. (.:.. oh and after NO?
VEMBER 10. 1911. The transfer
books arc. closed from 3lst day of
October, 1911, to November 10, 1911,
both dates Inclusive.
JAMES F. POST. Treasurer.
DAVIS EXPLAINS j
TO HIS CREDITORS
Notifies Them <>i" Suits Which!
Have Bccii Filed \gainsl
Them.
HAD AGREED TO DO SO
Tliinlv Latest Action in * ourt
fs Surprising and Sijjj
nincant
Tlmcs-Dlepat'-h Bureau,
109 North Sycamore Street,
Petersburg, Vs., November 1.
In view of the three suits Instituted
lit the Hustings Court yesterday by
the American Hank und Trust Com?
pany, In which Charles Hull Davis rui't
others associated with hint are the
defendants, Mr. Dav's lind sent out a
letter of e-cplanntlon to his creditors.
This was done In accordance with on
iiuti i men) made with his creditors at
a meeting held In December lust to the
effect that he would at once notify
all of them of any attempt on the part
of any one creditor to obtain u Judg?
ment against him, or In any wav to
secure u preference. Suits tire brought
and judgment will be moved on vhree
notes. ?14.160. ?20,181 and $20,052, re
upectlvely, which were discounted by
the Appomattox Trust Company, of
X'hlch the American Dank and Trust
CVunanv Is the successor. Th? aggre?
gate ol the notes Is about ?60.000.
In the letter to his creditors. Mr.
Davis says:
"Uo to this time, no judgments have
been obtained against me. nor hav?
any of my creditors, so far as I am
Informed: attempted to got them. As
all of my personal assets, as well cb
all or the asset:-- of Davis & Davis,
have long since boot! turned over for
tne protection of our creditors, thio
action seems surprising and nicnlfl
cant.
"1 have been using every effort to
pay off my creditors, and was raoidlv
reducing my obligations (having paid
off about $150.000 during tho year
1910). until tho beginning of this
year. When, on the Initiative of ono
of the stockholders of the Appomattox
Trust Company, criminal proceedings
were started against me. Since that
time, my entire time and attention
has been occupied In defending ihoso
criminal prosecutions, and I have llt
erallv been unable to enrn 1 cent.
Up to date thore have been found
thirty-three indictments ngalnst me,
one of them, the largest and longest
In the history of jurisprudence, so far
ns I nm Informed. Of these thirty
three, twenty-two have been nolle
prossed by the attorney for the Com?
monwealth ngalnst my protest, and In
spite of my repeated requests to Oo
tried. Nine others have been dismissed
under the statute providing that, whom
four terms have elapsed without a
trial, tho defendnnt la forever dis?
charged from prosecution for the of?
fense charged.
I "Only two remain, one of thejo hr
! itig the large indictment referred to
I above. Of the 525 counts, charging
1.060 offenses. c< nlained In this ln
I dlctmunt. 355 counts, charging ?io
i offenses, have been nolle prossed by
the Commonwealth's attorney, leaving
170 counts, charging 340 offenses.
This Indictment was continued to the
November term en my motion so as
to allow me to apply to tho Supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia for a writ
of hnbeas corpus, on the ground that
I have tbcen and am IllegDally de?
tained under the said Indictment, be?
cause 1 have been held for trial for
more than four terms for tho offopses
charged therein. The Hustings Court
of Petersburg refused to grant this
continuance to allow mo to bring this
matter before the Supreme Court un?
less 1 IiKewlse moved for a continu?
ance of the other remaining Indict?
ment, on which I desired and uaKed
to be tried. Consequently, against my
protest, I was forced to ask for the
continuance of the other indictment to
the November term. These are the
onlv continuances that I have ever
ncked for In refernce to any of tho
553 indictments. And these two aro
all that remain of the thirty-three
found.
"All of these thlrty-threo Indict?
ments allege offenses against the Ap?
pomattox Trust Company, and were
found almost entirely upon tho testi?
mony of the present or former ofllcers
and directors of that company, which
is and was my largest creditor.
1 "The onlv remaining asset that I
know of Is an equity In my former
home, known as the Centre Hill resi?
dence. 1 have u?u?d every effort to
make this produce something for all
my creditors. The Trust Company has
used every effort to secure It for Itself
alone- On Sunday, the 29th of Octo?
ber, there appeared in the Index
Appeal, our morning paper, a state?
ment from me us the president of the
Centre Hill Corporation, a copy of
i which Is Inclosed herewith. This will
I explain the situation In regard to this
I property. This article appeared on
Sunday morning, and the notices of
motion for ?udgmcnt above described
were served Tuesday morning. These
notices are made returnuhl to the
very dav to which tho largo indict?
ment was continued.
"As a matter of justice to my cred?
itors. 1 feel that ..iey should all be
Immediately advised of any aTittBll
which might create a preference in
favor of one as against the other by
reason Oi the liens of Judgments ob?
tained. Consequently' 1 write to im?
mediately advise you of this action or
the Trust Company.
"I have throughout, against the ad?
vice of my counsel and many of my
friend", refused Ick become a volun?
tary bankrupt. I wish to Day off my
debts In full. If given an opportunity
to do so. Pending the criminal pros?
ecutions'above referred to. found on
the initiative of a stockholder of the
I Trust Company, and almost exclusive?
ly on the evldenco of the present and
former directors and officers of tile
\ Trust. Company, anil on which I have
been unable to get a trial. It has been
I and Is Impossible for me to do any
i thing to reduce niy debts. 1 have
repeatedly attempted to bo tried and
to end the matter, but. these Indiet
i tnents have been found In three sets.
; and when I stated that I was ready
for trial on the first set of eight. In?
dictments, these were, nolle prossed,
and a new set found. Likewise with
tho second set of fourteen Indictments.
And likewise also with nine out Of
the eleven of the third set. Rxco.pt
that six of the second and three of tili]
third set were discharged for failure
to prosecute as above set out.
"The obtaining of judgments-, how?
ever, will, of necessity, so far a.-i I
can see* for** me into bankruptcy.
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS COMPANY. HAVING QUALIFIED
alonp- with John D. Bcatty us admin?
istrator of th<> estates of Edward K.
Fcnnell. deceased, and Maggie B.
Pcnnell, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estates tiro re
attested) to present them to tho tin- I
derstgned, and those Indebted to the
estates will please make payment to
thu undersigned.
Virginia Trust Company,
Administrator of Edward lv. Fenne 11
and Maggie p.. Fentiell. deceased. :
with a consequent possible loss to all
of my creditors.
"1 therefore submit the facts to you
for such action as you deem advisable.
I shall mail this lettor to nil of my
creditors so far as I can ascertain
them from the remnants of the books
til my possession after tho lire of
December :t. 1910; but for fear that
some of them may be overlooked. 1
shall publish the same in a Petersi
burg paper. If any ono of you desire
to call a meeting of creditors, I shall
be glad to furnish you with a list
of sum.-, and I can only suggest thai
you take such action ns you deem
wise for the protection of your claim.
"Mr. Richard D. Davis Is out of the
city, and consequently I am unable to
confer with him. Believing that this
notice should bo immediately given, I
have not waited for such conference.
"Very truly yours-,
"CHARLES HALL DAVIS."
PUNISH NEGLECT
Of QUARANTINE
Health Department's Emergency
Regulations Upheld in Han?
over Court.
Offenders against the rules and reg?
ulations of the State Health Depart?
ment may expect to pay for their ne?
glect In the future if they take warn?
ing from the outcome of a Hnnovci
trial, reported yesterday. In which b
careless parent was lined for allowing
1 his children to leave the premises
j whon they hnd been quarantined on ac
1 count of diphtheria.
The case In question arose under the
! provisions of the act voBllng in tho
' State Bourd of Health tho power to
i promulgate special rules and rcgula
' Hons to meet emergencies. In the
, absence of a local health officer, tho
: State Health Department empowered a
I physician to quuruntlnu a family In
j which diphtheria hud appeared;
; At the trial it developed that this
, quarantine h. id been neglected and that
the children, before quarantine had
I been raised, attending Sunday school
I The Health Department, through, the
I Commonwealth's Attorney, at once
I brought the parent to trial, and at the
, hearing secured his conviction.
This case, following the decision
} some time ago In Norfolk county,* !a
I regarded by lawyers and health of
i finals as n distinct vindication of tho
I rules and regulations and Its outcome
Is declared to bn a guarantee thai
j measures for the protection of the
I public health will not be thwarted by
I careless or negligent persons.
"it is not thu purpose of the Health
' Department to enter unreasonable pro
I ser.utlpns," said the health commls
! sloner yesterday, "but the rules and
regulations adopted by the department
and the emergency regulations which
i may be adopted from time to time, are
' altogether reasonable and tiro only de?
signed to protect the well from the
! sick who will insist upon neglecting
1 proper precautions. These regulations
are similar to the laws of other States
and are a proper exercise of the po
; lice power. Willie the Board of Health
i WlH be careful In its exercise of its
authority. It will vigorously prosecute
all persons who will Insist upon en?
dangering a community by neglecting
tho very simple requirements of law
This Is only fair to the community."
SEED DISLODGED
BY SILVER TUBE
Dangerous Operation on Child's
Throat Proves to Be
Successful.
.?Her it had been In his trachea or
windpipe, for three months, "Hilly"
rl >bbs, about eight years old, of Em
porla, llnully dislodged a watermelon
seeil through a silver tube which was
placed In his throat ten weeks ago,
und It wns sultl yesterday at the. Vir?
ginia Hospital, where tie lias been, con
lined, that he will recover. for a !
long while It wns thought that the
child could not live.
Tin- seed beenme Imbedded in the
tlesli of the throat and caused an
nbcess. When taken to the hospital
the boy could barely breathe. It was
nt flrsl thought that he ?=uld no1
withstand an operation and surgeons
were not anxious Id perform one.
, tunlty it was determined thai 1
would be the only method to save his
life. The Irache.i was opened .itul the
tube inserted. Pot- n long while his
life was In the balance.
Several flays ago the seed was dis?
lodge i and yesterday the tubs was re?
moved from the throat.
A FACT
ABOUT THE "BLUES"
What Is known as the "Blues"
Is sei dum occasioned by actual exist?
ing; external conditions, but In the
great majority o! cases by a dl??
( ordered LIVER. ?
THIS IS A FACT
which may bo deraonstrn
teil by trying a course of
They control ad regulate the LIVER.
They bring hope and bouyancy to the
mind. They bring health and elastic*
fty to the body.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
TheValerttine Auction Co.
AUCTIONEERS
OIB JElrVST BROAD ST.
HARDWARE. CLOTHING, SHOES,
? GROCERIES, CROCKERY. FURNI?
TURE. STOVES. ETC.. AT AUCTION".
AT RAGE'S COMMISSARY. NO. 1603
EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
c'imnieiiclni; l"::t0 o'clock.
We will sell for Mr. A. M. Page, at
ills place, No. 1002 East Franklin
Street, a large lot. of general mer?
chandise secured by him at recent
unclaimed freight sales. This stock,
consists of u large ami varied line of
valuable goods. Including 120 Mortlso
Locks, Saws. Pocketknlves, SctssorM
and miscellaneous Hardware; Men's
Shoes. Men's and Children's Clothing.
Dry Goods, ?rocor'es. Tobacco, barrel
Flour, Drug?. Cattle and Poultry Pow?
ders. Crockery, Glassware. Toys, Toy
W ,1*011*. Household Furniture. Cooking
Stoves, Lumber, Porch Columns, and
other articles of general nature tod
numerous to mention.
Sale positive. Page always sells, ro
gardless of value or cost It will pay
to attend tills sale.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
By John T. Goddln it Co.,
Real Estate and Loans,
Hank and Eleventh Streets.
AUCTION SALE
OF
NICE SUBURBAN HOME. NO. 910 GAR?
LAND AVE.. BROOKLAND PARK?
BETWEEN RARTON HEIGHTS AND
GUNTER PARK.
At the request of the owner we win
soil, nt public audio;, on the prem?
ises, on
THURSDAY*. NOVEMBER 2. 1911.
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. M.,
the above described property. The)
dwelling Is an attractive two-story,
frame house, containing eight rooms,
porcelain bath, hot and cold wator,
with sewer connections and electrloj
lights. The lot fronts 53 feot andl
runs back 135 feet
This property being only two square*
from the First Street car lino und fif?
teen minutes from First and Broad
Streets, In one of the prettiest parts oC
our suburbs, will make any one an
ideal home.
TERMS: Liberal and announced as
sale. JOHN T. GODDIN &. CO.,
_Auctioneers.
By Green & Redd,
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
17.37 ACRES OF EAND C-N SOUTH
SIDE OF NEW COUNTY" ROAD
LEADING TO STA PLUS'S MILL,
WITH COTTAGE AND OTHER IM?
PROVEMENTS THEREON: ABOUT
FIVE MINUTES' WALK. IN A WES?
TERLY DIRECTION .FROM DUM?
BARTON, ON THE It. F. & P. ROAD*
In pursuance of a decree of the Clr
sult Court of Ilenrlco county, entered
on the 20th day of Octobor. 1911, in tho
suit of "Dicken and als. vs. I met thai
and als.," the undersigned special com
missionor, appointed thereby, will pro
l ceed to sell at public auction, on tho
premises, on
I THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1911,
at 4:30 o'clock P, M.,
I the property referred to above. Tho
Improvements consist or a nlco cottage,
etc. The land lays well, with good
frontage on the county road; Is In flvo
minutes' walk of Staples'a Crossing
and Dumbarton Station, and Is near too
Staples Mill property.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ab
six and twelve months: deferred pay?
ments evidenced by notes bearing In?
terest and title retained until ull tho
purchase money Is paid; or all cash, ot
the option of the purchaser. Plat at
the olilce of tho commissioner.
Persons desiring to go to tho solo
can take the 4 o'clock accommodation
and get off at Dumbarton, as It Is onlv
live minutes' walk from Staples Cross?
ing and Dumbarton.
JOHN B. GAYLE,
Special Commissioner.
IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUN?
TY OF HENRICO:
Addle I. Dicken and als.Plaintiff
against
Alma Imerthal and als.Defendant
I hereby certify that the bond In tho
above-styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of tho
sold court this 23d (lav of October, 1911.
E. R. PHILLIPS.
_Deputy Oerk.
By N. W. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TWO ATTRACTIVE LOTS.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1911,
at 4:30 P. M., those two attractive lot.1*
on the south side of the National
CemeterV Road, fronting together 50
feet 5 inches:* and running back about
ISO feet to thV property of the South
I ern Railway Company.
These lots are, near the new electrU:
lin<(, and will mau? good building lots.
i A bargain may be^ expected._
A TH ANKSUIV 1^ o"~FARSf.
A three hundred and twenty-six i 320)
acre farm In Albetnarlo county: one.
hundred acres cleared: gently rolling
land; creatod especially for cultiva?
tion; about one hundred and fifty aWwj?
In timber, mostly hickory and oak, A
number or dwellings and farm build?
ing;}, a lot of fencing, and unlimited,
wator supply. Where can you dupli?
cate this Investment at the price?
twenty-eight hundred dollars (?2.800)7
Owner a nou-rcsldent the reason for
selling. \
JOHN H. CKAFFIN.
It, F. D. No. ", Richmond, Va.
-Real C?tntc for sRcnt.
' for"rentT
Store No. 324
North 27th Street
With tl I above. $35 per month.
J. A. CONNELLY * C?I
T.-D ? ' 1-2-11? It.
GREEN & REDI VS
Extra Rent Specials
513 West Franklin Street, fur?
nished or unfurnished; 12
rooms; hot water heat.
Hermitage Road, lo rooms.$ioO
1301 North 21st Street, 10 rooms.. 3C-i
107 West Clay Street, S rooms.... 360
.".15 Third Avenue. 10 rooms. 1'Jfl
1603 WeSl Main Street. S rooms. 30.0
1611 West Alain Street, 7 room*... 30.1
306 South Belvldere St.. 10 rooms. 300
2110 Floyd Avenue, 9 rooms. 430
2112 Floyd Avenue, 9 rooms. 120
:'I1S Floyd Avenue. 9 rooms..... I.'O
3tl5 N.irtli Met.low. 6 rooms. "jl)9
i'aSJ Park. 7 rooms.
FLATS.
ist-; W Grace St., 2d flat, s mi*. . ?0?
Bi?3 E. Franklin St., 1st lint. t".
rms. (heat free). 601
mi e, Franklin St., 3d flat S rms. sio
Bollovue Apartment, n . 1 rms., 36?
B llevuo Apartmont, No ". ; rms.. r.-:<
.112 S. Third St.. 2d fiat, b rms ... ??
812 s Third St. 3,i flat, 3 rms.... tfft
109 n 89th St. 3d flat, >'? rms.... 15"
1204 MeDonongh St., 1st flat. ." rms. 240
1800 block West Main St.. 1st and
3d tints-. 6 rooms each. 30O
20 north NINTH STREET.
Phones: Madison 3i"7: MonrQtV'.llQO*
for-RENT. j
FLAT
2710 East Broad Street
Six rooms, bath, etc Will be papered
and put In thorough repair.
Onlv $2." per month.
J. A. TONNE ELY * CO.
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