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Greater Illchmond'a Greater Nenspaper '
UKBATEST WANT AND HEAL KS-'
T?TE MKDlL'M IN VIltGIMA. AND,
ONl? OK XUU5 II ISST IN AMERICA. I
Want Ad Rates
In I"re,.ci June 11. 1*11.
Dally, one ceut per rtoril when pnlil '
In advance. XVo Ad. taken for lernt tUun
ten eeuta.
Une nuil onc-linlf renlit n word ?II
t'lHDHlilcailonM except Sltunilou Wnutni
for Sunday, situation Wanted* one vvut
? Mroru. No Ad. Suudny tiiKv? fur I? ?? ?
than inn-en crntn.
No. Ad?, taken for lein tbnn t ?*nt> .
M\e ceuta v?lieu phoned lu or ci-urKcd j
at the counter.
i'huue ordern not Kuurnutet-d.
LlnHnlneutlou not guuruutct-d after
Drill) 1*. M.
lor himlue"? contracts, uruJ for the t
Want Ad. Man, phone Monroe I.
LG.-.T,* ?U.Slj.VV M'/KNiNG. UADV'S
boot watun, on mourning lob, initials .
fcj. .M. u., on Kensington petweeu
Elm anu Kooitlsoii, or on Broau and ;
Mam car, >>r trotti iiiook AvonUo and'
i?roud to ciuy street Cnurcn. lie
turn CAttt-lliiU at Tylers, First
and Broad._
I-' >ST, ON BROAD AND. MAIN STREET
cur, aoout & 1*. m., one pacaage,
marked D, Weinbruiiii. Flauer Will 1
Pleuse leave piUikugo at uii Bias I ]
liroo.il, or pllOlie to .Monroe ttitQ, and
receive reward.
?LOST. SATURDAY N1UHT, ABOUT ;? 1
or 7 o'clock, between Seventn and
Ferry ana 1224 West Broad and ziuu
Man?ver Street, one gentleman's
dark coat. Finder will receive re
ward If returned to S. K. \VOODFIN,
care Smith-Courtney Co.
,W^YNTEdT'.\~' .'.??'ji.'" LINOTYPE OPER
ator; uiso goou joo pressman. A;<
piy to vv 1l.1jIjV.Mm PBIaTIMU CO., 11
?i; N. Fourteen to htreet.
(WANTED, 25 MEN AND BOYS TO I
work on pacaing grounds. W. T.
1 loop at Ckj.. Pinter park.
U.i.M'W D. It A1L V\ A V M A1L.~CL.EKK8.
Kiciunond examinations announced
Junuary 16, Sample questions tree.
Fit AN KEIN INSTITUTE, Etpl. 41? K.
Rocncbler. N. V.
-Vou ARE WANTED FOR! GOVERN -
mem joo; |eO month, beiiu postal
fur list ol pusiiiuiiu open. t'lu.s.i.
EIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 415 K. ito
chestor, N. Y.
WANTED, A CEEEK", MUST~?^E~1uX~
pcrienced bOOKKueper and capable of
tilling other positions In a bank,
saiury (76 per month; references ic
quired. Auuiej? X, P, O. BOX 88si,|
Hicnrnond, Va.
C A N V A S S E K S?.S H \ KH.Vl, N 1. A V
young men on quick selling propo?
sition; pay every lilglit. Call
A. M., V?u'NG. ?ut East Marsnall.
W?TviED, VOlTNQ^MiiiS TlT" LEARN' I
the automobile Business, positions |
secure^ competent graduates. K1<J?1
MONO AULU dCiiuuL* iit W. DruoU ]
Street. _
\V ANTED, ? C?L?ltBD M~\N SKlT
vant to do general work aoout nouf>e
and yard. Apply, with references,
at 3311 Grove Avenue.
WANTED, PRINTERS; ~M?ST BE
strictly non-union, sober ana relia?
ble, oteauy position; gooa wagen.
1- urnisn references, biuu PRINT-|
i:\(J COMFAN.If, Atlanta. Ga._
WANTED, AN EFFICIENT BUSINESS I
niiii tsalesman), who win Inveit ?2,-1
5','tt witn services in an esti>v.iLiiod,
Jjciness. Excellent 6| poriunuy I'orl
the unlit man itelirences excnuiigcd
Adurtbs P. O. Box No. Vi3, Clvy.
\V ANTED, FOR C. u. AltMV, ABEE
boaled, unmarried men. between ages
ol is and 15; cltlsens ol United statue;
' oi buwa character and temperate hab?
its, who cun speak, read and write:
the Knglisii language. For informa?
tion apply to Itecruitlng oflicer. *-0
E. Bf?aJ .Street. Klcmond. V a
V. ANTED, MEN TO EE.VUN BARBER]
trade; only few weeks required;
wages while learning, steady posl-.
lion guaranteed. Write for cata-|
lOgUO. MOEER'fi BARBER UuL
I.EOE, 807 Bowery, NeV Vork Clty.j
V . til ED, A MIEDER FOR A SMALL]
piunslfler mill; merchant and ex-i
change trade. L S. ENC'foAND, Rae-'
coon Ford, Va.
\V ANTED, AN EXPERIENCED CAR
pet ?.nd drapery man. one who thor
OUgbly understands making and lay?
ing carpels and making und meas?
uring for window shades. To a sober,
Industrious and capable man, we of?
fer a permanent position with good
salary. Apply by letter or in per- I
son. MILLER & RHOADS. INC.
aSdlU?lUm? U iiiULO, Sviuic.
?^sitTcln^w? n t e d'? y 'ycJung'm a n !
stenographer; several years' ex peri
ence; good references. Address II .v!, '
care Tlmes-Dlspatch._
REGISTERED ASSISTANT PH ARM A
clst wants position by November 15;
four years" experience, good refer?
ences furnished. Address H 54, caro j
Times-Dispatch._
A MATURE CLERK, EFFICIENT GF.n"
oral Btore manager and a practical 1
bookkeeper desires position. Will go
unywhere. Satisfactory reference. Al
salesman. Address 11, Box 132,
Crewe. Va._
WANTED, POSITION. BY REGISTER
ed pharmacist; seven years' experi?
ence. Can furnish unquestionable
references. Would prefer position
in Southwest Virginia. H 35, ? caro !
Times-Dispatch._
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, NOW
employed, wishes to change position
for one in Rlohmond or Norfolk.
Best references. Address II 56, care
Tlmes-Dlsp.itch.
li.it Hi VAtiaitUT;. i) i'Ul?U.
for remunerative family magazine ]
proposition; pay every iiIkIh. Call
10 A. M.. YOUNG, ;i<)4 Ka;-t Marshall.
StA DIES NOW SELLING D".ICSSi
goods, corsots or thildien's weir can
Increase then- profits without Intor
tlrlng with present occupation.
Write at once to ]>C! t. "B," ::ur-' n.
l fQ'H St.. Phlladelpnla. Ph._
*?ituanrjii? ?^aaaitp, jrcuiiau.
Sti^mxhCu'iTEii. Y;igi ir y is a i : s
experience, doslrcs position; can furn?
ish besT references. Address Box 227. |
Newport News, Va1.
I&UULUUIS ?U? ZzuliblHtil.
BALKSWOMEN.?WANTED FOR ALL
departments, bright, ' active sales?
women; those who have had some
experience preferred. Apply at MIL
LER & RHOADS,
PRODUCERS. HERE IS YOUR ?PPOR
? lunlty to muke big money. Sell our
1 ub urban property; values guarau
. tned; maps and literature free. Write
to-day. SOUTH TEXAS MORTGAGE j
CO., Houston, Tex.
-Coal uitu <2^loo?.
KlNDLiNG"~ WOO'd," THOROUGHLY
seasoned,. $1.76 per half-cord. S. H.
COTTRELL & SON. Phono Madison
' 177._. J
LONG. THE WOOD MAN, HAS MADE A
. Specialty of wood about 11 yenra. Ho
has tho kind thai splits easy and
gives heat, becauso it Is perfectly
dry and sound. LONG'S. Madison
1010.
^rTGKX-T\\YiX n?t'be rbsp?nbi
blo for any bills contracted In my
name unltM signed by mu personally.
_j. E. buekduuv'E._
B. L. MJSARN COMPANY; 'ATLANTA,
Oti., exclusively commission; refer to
HoVI. W. u i.lngle. Richmond, and
all shippers^>olow City Point, Flu. I
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BUOS., Jewelers, vli
East Mam street, buy. soil, cxcnungo
and remount diumuiiaa >u the luie.it
atytea. util goiu und sliver alwuys
is ?i ii in oxchaagc.
KOTICE TO AHCH1TECT3.?PLANS
und specifications lor Hie proposed
bulKiin,. nt tiis State Normal und
lnuu.it>School for Willie Women
In thu eity of Kuuford will be re-,
eelved by the board of trustees of
Hie school at u meeting to du held
In Richmond, in the Capitol, on i
TUESDAY, November the nth. Mill,
it in contemplated that tue coat of ,
the buildings will be fl t,
. Yiiu location und relative
bituation of tnc administration build?
ing and dormitories should be indi?
cated in the plans. Blue prints jI
the site may b<. hud from Captain \V.
T. Baldwin or thu undersigned by
purllea Interested.
The bourd reserves the right to
reject any und all plans, and does
not aaviume any responsibility or
cost whatsoever, except to the archi?
tect whose plans may be adopted.
The plans, tu <t sealed package, .
may be malted to the undersigned
at East Itadfoid. or delivered to him
in Richmond on tliu l-lth of Novem?
ber.
By order of the Board.
G. E. CASSEL. Secretory.
_East Itadfoid, Va? (Jet, a, 1UH.
WELL, WELL. TAYLOR ""PORK ROLL
has arrived a grain. Ask your grocer
or meat dealer.
_ . .. .-. ? .. -? 1 ? ;
&usim:as &?ppor;tuitit!?B.
v/Xn'tkii', ' i:;:<;!.--t:;i:i-:i> i5fi?88t! I
as partner in established business In
city, a care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED, .\ CAPABLE BUSINESS
man to Invest, wltn services', ti.CUQ
in uti "Al" old established company
Address lt. T. L. P. O. Box No 123,
City_
WANTED. THREE YOUNG MEN TO
Invest $300 each in a good proposi?
tion where your investment is full)
secured against loss, tili? proposition
bears inspection, and will pay In two
months $:0 for every Si Invested;
remember you are secured against
los.", ft. V. Box :; I. St it ion \
?~T>is.s?Yisfiki? appetite' M ?ices
you cross. Keep In goo<l humor by
eating Taylor pork roll. 1'. A.
Hi-'iNHi. a-. CO., DhRrJbutori_
"~|3oTiltrf?7 $)et an? it tue ?>tocU
R13QI8TERED SETTER PUPPY FOR
_Hale. M ij MQSELEY, Wily, Va.
FOR SALE, GENUINE ENGLISH
pointer puppies, thre.' months old: i
bred from excellent hunting dogs:
mule. JiO; female, $5. T. E. HUD
OINS. Be Witt. Va. _
a?eal ?csiate iov *ait.
t/W?^acTie'"chick en' fah'm. ' <% 'mi
house and running stream, for sale: I
price, $1,000. PR ED SC II U HZ. 1510
Porter street. South Richmond,
VIRGINIA BARGAIN, 525 acres/
only I*,:o'i; good land: 70 Improved;
wood; brooks: mile frontage on!
turnpike; within two miles of two
depots and stores; large orchard; ??;
room house in lovely grove; otiier'
buildings, act <iulek. will soon go. b
370. care Tlmca-Dlspatch.
v7ANTEdT Tj\VEljTlNG'Cd^ ^boct 10 '
rooms, In desirable location, Grace
or Franklin Street, Monument or
I Grov? Avenue; two-story house pre- !
(erred, With tour bed rooms und sei-'
vant'a room on second iloor, two :
baths. Will assume unexplred lease. .
Vddreat 1. 1'-'.. cave I nn, s -I 'i.,;>atoh.
?ooms Wtiaxait. j
WANTED,'~BY """.MAN " AND ' WIFE,
three or four rooms, f urnls.ied for '
light hou.,,clo-??.:;..g; centrally lo- I
cited, k I'.4. .I" Tlmes-lils;,????t'jli.
fflCELY F?'RNlnH'k'lJ BOOMS. Willi
or without board. lib E. Marshall
street._ _
THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED OR
unfurnished room.-,, lus W. Maishail.
nr: ei.V i-1;rnj s;1 eiY"r?omsT ": n.
Sixth Street. Phone Moiiio..- s?u.
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE FRONT RO( 1M ,
nicely furnished; also furnished hall j
room; gentlemen preferred; private
family. 216 East Franklin.
FOR RENT. "ON E LARGE, FRONT, :
heated room; one bright rear room,
With grate. 12? S. Filth Street.
THE ROAN?KE. 114 NORTH .EIGHTH
Street, handsomely and newly-fur?
nished rooms thrcughout; single, en j
suite; transients: permanent._ 1
MHS. CliAHLKS Kl BO"WERS. ""Via
East Frank Street, handsomely ap?
pointed rooms, with board; table
uoard a specialty. _ I
WANTED, BOARDERS AT 315 BAST J
Franklin: also table boarders. MISS
PALMORB._1
LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS AND
good boaru: phone and bath. 60S N.I
Filth Street.__ j
WE HAVE INQUIRY FOR SELECT
boarding houses convenient to Jef?
ferson Hotel. See us at once. CABI?
NET INFORMATION BUREAU, 28 N.
Ninth Street- *
?ante?T"
! Test"?i?ess wugs hack?" "wfif
! Taylor pork roll. You can get it at
your grocer's._
WANTEK To buy ll)R CASH HCiUsT.'
hold goods In uny quantity. Phono
Madison 3851._
WANTED, TO PURCHASE A set, IN
g-.od condition, of "The South In the
Building of the Nation." published
bv the Southern I list. l'ua. Soc. Rich?
mond. 190?. Address, giving price
und condition, M. L IJ., Box f)2, Unl
verSiy. Va._
WANTED, A SECOND-HAND BUR
rougKs ot1 Wales arlding machine;
inns; be In e.1 condition and cheap
for casii._ Box No.115. Dendron, Va.
WANTED, HORSES: TO BOARD BY
the month. Address PETER THIM
SEN, Route j._
8~E CON D-H AND MACHINERY of
every description bought uT. full
value. CLARENCE COSBi'. 1523 E. i
Cnrv PI Phon.? Madison HiiJG
?itU?inoUiiea tor ,^>aie
FOh" SALE Or! i.N'cmaxge.?0\VNER
going to California, will sell Warren
30, 5-passenger, 1911; full ectuipment,
used le.-s than 2,000 miles, cost *1.T0<?.
v!ilne $1,250 cash; or will trade fori
slocks, bonds, live stock or i?roduc
tive real estate of equal cash value.
Call 309 West Franklin, or phone
Madison 1571 W-l._
SEVERAL USEp FORD CARS. 3 and
5 Passenger, which we have taken
In exchange for latest models. Theso i
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and w 11 paint if desired. Will
instruct thoroughly regarding oper?
ation, or will sond instructor, home
wit"- out of town purchasers. ford
auto co. 1629 West Rrond.
mm? .Tritt: j.sn?i
three"oiTi?ou iC-RooM 'fla^'Talso
furnished . rooms. 14 North Third
Street._
FOR'RENT, VERY DESIRABLE Ap?
artment, 115 South Third Street,
third floor. Apply on premises.
ptoaco ?Hanttii.
VluTE^^NFoitMATlON^'^iN RfiGART?
to hoard and rooms may be obtainod
~ at Main, >Byrd and Southern dopot.
Seo our cabinets Monday. CABI?
NET INFORMATION BUREAU.
DAILY PUZZLES
What girl's name?
?KSWKK TO YKSTKHDAY'S PUZZLE.'
Mrult.
_rov __>aie.
S KCOND-H AND .M ACH INK It V NOUGHT,
hold ana exchanged. I. blltuuu &
co-_1_iSl'_ i''l>tl Cary Street,_
TWO BEO >NI ?-H AN I' RUNABOUTS,
oik top buggy and several wagons,
ull In good repair and painted. These
are hm-gains. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731 .
Hast Cary Stre,.__
STRUCTURAL /KON. oTEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to order. |
CLARENCE cost;-.. to_3 Kust Cary >
Street. Itlchmond. Va._
?WAGONS TO SLIT VOl', RUBBER
Urea urn on promptly, ut RICHARD?
SON MRUS'.. 610 HrooI:_Av-nue.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTES OR JUST AS
good. If you cannot obtain Taylor
pork roll from jour dealer phone P.
WANTED, TO BELL DRUG STORE IN
Roanoke, Va. Will sell cheap and cn
easy terms. Good reason for selling.
Address McCORKLE'S UHU? STORK.
Roanoke. Va._"_,
WANTED, RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO '
store new uprlscit plapo for Its use:
willing to deliver same to reliable
party within ten miles of Richmond;
piano can bo bought cheap and on
easy terms If desired. Address F 13.2.
care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
A . GOOD COMB I NATION COAL AND
wood heating stove. 2403 Grove Ave-'
nue. _ i
KOK "SALE. ~A NICE FAMILY bak- '
cry, doing a good cash business; a :
bargain to immediate purchaser, no
owner has other business. Apply
WEST END BAKERY. lOTU W. Cary!
Street._ _
Wl-TcA RRY-?~LARGE ASSORTMENT I
of business wagons, both top and J
open, and sell at lowest prices. Easy
terms. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731 East i
_Cary Street._
TOD A FOUNTAIN. COMPLETE SET OF j
store fixtures, show cases, etc., lor I
sale; could be used to good advantage
In Atting ui> cither a confectionery j
or drug 3tore. Address Box 11*2,
Richmond, Va
FOR BALE CHEAP, A SLIOUfLY
used tircproof safe, in fine condition,
((?lick for cash, llox No. 123. City.
HUMAN hair bought and soi D
at 11uohks'S. 209 North thlrd.
if you want to KEEP your
boarders and get more give them
Taylor pork roll forbreakfast.
you always' fill the bill when
you eat Smlthfleld Sausage.
drHisceUaueous.
CLEANING and' PRESSING"
CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 241?.
when you want high-class cleaning,
pressing, etc. 6 South Second Street
UPHOLSTERING AND MaTTRESSEH
PARLOR SUITS. COUCHES AND OL "
pieces rcuphol_torc_. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary method-, j
Reliable work. SYDNOR _ HUND?
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison ,204. !
SHOE" REPAIRING.
rt>e, H ALFSOLK MEN'S SHOES. 60c:
ladles; every pair sewed, best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub- .
bor heels, _0e.: Tred-AIr rubber heels, i
?lue.; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main. Phone ;
.Monroe 2?S7._
TAYLOR PORKf ROLL.
TllK MOST APPETIZING. ECONOMI
eal article sold.
WINDOW CLEANING.
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS AI
spi !lalty. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Mon
foe :;l-u.
executors' fioliit
\ frglnla Trust "Company,
Richmond, Va.
THIS COMPANY, HAVING QUALIFIED
along With John D. Bcatty as admin?
istrator of the estates of Edward K.
Fennel), deceased, 'and Maggie B.
Fcnnell, deceased, all persons having
claims against said estates are re- |
quested to present them to the tin
lierstKned. and those indebted to the
estates will please make payment to
the undersigned.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of Edward K. Fcnnell
and Maggie R. F_nnell. deceased.
jrivectmas.
Richmond, Fredencksburg und
Potomac Railroad Co.,
Office of the Secretary, I
Richmond, Va.. November 1, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold?
ers of the Richmond, Frodericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will
be held at Its ofllce In the city <>i
Richmond. Va.. on MONDAY, the 20th
day of November, 1911, at 11 o'clock
A. M. The stock transfer books will
be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Monday.
November 13, J911, and reopened ;it
In o'clock A. M. Tuesday. November
31,1911. NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
Washington Southern Hallway Co.,
Oilleo of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va.. November l, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockhold
j er8 of the Washington Southern Rall
I way Company will be held at Its of?
llce in the city of Richmond, Va., on
I MONDAY, the 20th day of November.
1911, at 12 o'clock noon. The stock
transfer books will be closed at 3
i o'clock P. M., Monday, November 13,
j 1911, and reopened at 10 o'clock A. M.
I Tuesday, November 21, 1911.
j_NORMAN CALL, Secretary.
Potomac Railroad Company.
Oftico of the .Secretary,
I Richmond, Va., November 1. 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockltold
I ers of the Potomac Railroad Company
will be held at Its office in the city
i of Richmond, Va., on MONDAY, the
20th day of November, 1911, at 12:30
P. M. The stock transfer books will
?be closed at 3 o'clock P. M. Monday,
1 November 13, 1911, and reopened at
ifr-e'clock A. M. Tuesday, November
31, 1911. NORMAN CALL,
__Secretary.
I Virginia Rallwny and Power Company,
C2JJ-g30 East Main Street,
Richmond. October ?8, 1911.
NOTICE 19 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stock?
holders of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company will bo hold at tho
general office of tho company. 1? the
city of Richmond, Va., on wednes?
day, November 15, 1911, at 12 o'clock
M.
The transfor boojes will be closed
on Monday, November 6, 1911, at ^
o'clock P. M.. and will be reopent/d
on Thursday, November 16, 1911, at
10 o'clock A. M.
GUY PHILLIPS,
(Secretary?
COSBY AND WATSON
PASS CRITICAL TEST
lj. F. WATSOX.
Ernest H. Cosby and Leslie F. Wat?
son, well-known local organists, have
received ofTiclal notification that they
successfully passed the examinations
recently conducted in litis, city by the
American Guild of Organists. These
are the first "academic" degrees thnt
have been eonfe-rrofl In this city by the
guild, and Messrs. Cosby and Watson
aro now entitled to the use,of the let?
ters A. A. G. O. In connection with
their names, to denote that they aro
associates of the American Guild of
Organists.
The examination in practical work at
the organ was conducted by Frank Ij.
Soaly, orgnnlst of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Now York, and
the candidates were required to prove
their ability by rigid tests, which in?
cluded solo organ playing, sight read?
ing, score reading, transposition at
sight, reading from figured basses and
ERNEST If. COSBY.
other -work of an equally exacting
character.
The -written portions of the examina?
tions consisted of work in advanced
harmony, counterpoint, theory, musical
history and biography, genornl musical
knowledge and other allied subjects
with which the layman Is totally unac?
quainted, but which Is expected of
Skilled muslclons. These paperB were
examined hy Horatio Parker, dean of
the mush: department of Yalo Univer?
sity, and Samuel P. Warren, an organ?
ist and composer of wldo repute.
Tho value of these degrees Is shown
by the fact that although tho guild
has held examinations annually for the
past fifteen years, yet there are only
14!? organists In tho entire L'nttod States
who have successfully passed the ex?
amination required by the guild tor
the degree of "associate."
DAUGHTERS ARRIVE
FROM MANY STATES
Advance Guard Here for Annual Convention,
Wnich Will Be Formally Opened for Busi?
ness at Jefferson Auditorium on Wed?
nesday Morning',
With the opening* of the convention
; still two days distant, more, than 100
j women had reached the city last night
' to attend the eighteenth annual con?
clave of the United Daughters of the
, Confederacy, which opens for the con?
sideration of business in the Jefferson
Hotel. Wednesday morning. Among
the arrivals are many of the onTeTors of
tho Virginia Division, who have come
from distant parts of the State. Mrs. j
: Nathan D. Etlcr, retired president of
I the Virginia Daughters, and Airs. A. A.
I Campbeil, the present executive of the
: Virginia Division, arrived last evening 1
land are at the Jefferson. They w'll!
! take part in the opening exercises at '
the Academy of Music to-morrow eve-1
I r.ing
i* Many of the Daughters are such
I conscientious church women that they;
j won't travel on Sunday, and will begin ,
i their trips after the close of tiie Sab-j
bath." remarked a high official of the
local organization, "and lor the same
reason many of these who live sum ?
distance from Richmond will not leavu
the city until next Monday. This willi
give our Visitors a whole week in the I
city.' ami wo expect the greatest time
at all entertaining them."
Ex ere I (ten nt Academy.
Taking advantage of on open Jute
at the Academy tho enterlalnmeni
itteetmrjB.
Atlantic Coast Dine Railroad Co.
Uilice of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of stock?
holders of trie Atlantic Coast Line I
Railroad Company will be held at
the office of the company in the city j
of Richmond, Va., on TUESDAY, the
21st day of November, A. D. 1911. at |
11 o'clock A. M. The transfer books
of the company will close Wednes?
day, November S, 1011, at 3 o'clock
I'. M? and will be reopened on Wed?
nesday, November 22, mil, at io
o'clock A. M. H. L BORDEN,
Secretary.
November 4, 1911.
Richmond, Frederlcksburg and Poto?
mac and Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Connection Company,
Office of the- Secretary,
Richmond. Va., November 3, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stockhold?
ers of the Richmond, Frederlcksburg
and Potomac nnd Richmond and Pe?
tersburg Railroad Connection Com?
pany will be held at its office in the I
city of Richmond, Va., on MONDAY, I
the 20th of November, at lu o'clock !
A, M.
Transfer books will bo closed from
November 13 to November 20, 1911,
both inclusive. W. D. DUKE,
_Secretary.
The Atlantic Land and
Improvement Company,
Office of tho Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE .
regular annual meeting of slockhnld-|
era of the Atlantic Land and Improve- i
ineiu Company will bo held at tho |
office of the company In the city of'
Richmond, Va., on TUESDAY, the!
21st 'day of November, A. D. 1911, at
12:30 o'clock P. M. II. L. BORDEN,
Secretary,
I _November 4. 1911.
?ZDixjirjEii? ^mizts.
AilanticTCuast Line Rnllroad^Co?,
Office of the Treasurer,
Wilmington, N. C, November 1. 1911
TIIE BOAItl) OF DIRECTORS OF AT
lnntic Coast Lino Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of two and
onc-hnlf per cent, on the preferred
capital stock of that company, pay?
able at the office of the treasurer, at
Wilmington, N. C., <m and after NO- !
VEMDBR 10. 1911. Tho transfer
books nrc closed from 31st day of'
October, 1011, tt November 10, 1911.1
both dates Inclusive.
_JAMES *F. POST, Treasurer. 1
GALEN HALL
Atlantic City.
Hotel nnd Sanatorium,
With Its ologant comforts, its tonic
and curative -baths and superior table
and service, is an ldoal place for fall
and winter. Always open. Afsvays
ready, Always busy,
F. L. Young,
General1 Manager.
The Valentine Museum
ELL VENT Ii AND CLAY STHKETi
Open dally from 10 A. Is*, to k P. 14.
Admlajloa. Me, Fr?e ob ?aturdar?
committee secured the theatre for the!
preliminary exercises on Tuesday'
evening. The program will consist
chiefly of addresses of welcome, and;
Interesting presentation ceremonies. I
Orders have been Issued to both tho I
Richmond Blues and Howitzers to be!
cn hand In full dress uniform to re- j
celve the battle llags which will be
presented to the companies by the I
.Daughters. Their presence will con-,
tribute much to me imprcsslveness and]
brilliancy of the opening night, and j
a crowded house will be on hand to
witness) tho ceremonies. Tho entire,
lower floor and boxes have been rc
served tor the delegates, military, city
und State officials, while both galleries
will be open to the general public.
The program, which has Just come
from the printers, is in the furm of an
eight-page pamphlet. and indicates!
that there will be something on every;
hour from the time that the president's,
gavel raps the convention to order
Wednesday morning until the close of
the concluding session Saturday- A
prominent feature of the program Is
the unusually largo number ot enter?
tainments which the local women havo
provided for the visitors. Clubs and'
societies, of all kinds, have united In
proviu.ng entertainment an<\ diversion
for the delegates in a lavish majiner.
Members of tho Lee Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy will be
the official hostesses, and will supply
Information, und will help In other
ways to contribute to the comfort of
the delegates. Visitors will recognlzu
tnem by their badges, which will bo
disli'iouted to them to-day and to?
morrow from tho Home for Needy Con:
federate Women, 3 East Grace Street.
The tMttclnl Program.
Following is the program of the
business sessions of the convention:
Tuesday, November 7.
Academy of Music.
Doors open 8 o'clock. Convention
opens 8:30.
All business sessions at Jefferson
Auditorium.
Wednesday, November S.
10 A. M.?Opening of convention for
bualness. Invocation, Rev. Dr. J.
Power Smith. Ritual. Reading of
minutes. Secretary cails roll of States,
und as called presents to Mrs. Frank
Anthony Walke flags of their State.
Memorial service. Regular buslno.s.
1 P. M.?Adjourn for luncheon it
Lee Camp Hall, tendered by R. B.
Lee Camp, Soldiers' Home, to officers,
delegates and-regents.
2:30 P. M.?Business session.
4:30 P. M.?Adjourn for reception at
Confederate Museum from 6 to C:30
P. M. Presentation of portrait of Mrs.
Jefferson Davis by the United Daugh?
ters of the Confederacy to the Con?
federate Museum. Presentation of
equestrian statue of N. B. Forrest to
Tennessee room.
9 to 11 P. M.?Reception at tho Jef?
ferson, tendered to officers of Unlte
Daughtera of the Confederacy, officers I
of Virginia Division and Richmond
Chapter, chairmen of committees, dele- i
?.lies. an<j visiting Daughters, regents, j
vice-regents and officers of Confed?
erate Museum and invited guests.
Thuntday, November u.
10 A. M ?Invocation, Rev. Dr. Cecil.
Regular order of business.
1 P. M.?Adjourn for luncheon at
Second llnptlst Church.
3 P. M.?Carriages for officers and '
delegates will leave front entrance of
Jefferson for drlvo to Hollywood and I
Soldiers' Home.
6:30 P. M.?Reception nt Home for
Needy Confederate Women. Historical
evening, arranged by the historian
general, Mrs. J. Kndera Robinson, Jef?
ferson Hotel Auditorium.
Frldny. November 10.
10 A. M.?Invocation, Rev. Mr. Poln
dexter. Regular order of business.
1 1'. M.?Adjourn for luncheon at J
Second Baptist Churcb.
2:30 P. M.?Regular order of busi?
ness.
4 P. M.?Automobile rldo, offlcora
and delegates to OakwooS Cemetery. I
6:30 P. M.?Roceptlon at Woman's'
Club, tenderer by Colonial Dames and |
Woman's Club.
8:30 to 11 P. M.?Recoptlon at Lee
Camp Hall, by Richmond Chapter, ten- .
dored to officers and delegates nnd all {
Confederate organizations, who aro |
requested to wear tho badgos of their
respective organizations. Presenta?
tion of portrait of General Harry
, Hcth to Doe Cams Hall. Speakers:
w<
Guarantee to Double Your Incoi
FREE OF COST TO YOU
on any idle or savings bank funds invested in these
6 Per Cent. Gilt-Edge Real Estate Mortgages
?2.500
913,000
?12.:i.'o
?i.i??;a
1789
$1,750
$500
$5,700
$212
ij.r.oo
$1,29S
? 420
$1,200
$2,000
ABSOLUTK SAFETY.
OR LOXO TIME.
$950
1600
57.'i.>n
$3,000
$5,000
$225
$4,000
INTEREST
$1,900
$1,300
$450
$340
$300
$170
$4.?30
$800
$1,200
$1,030
$100
$350
$1.4SI
$3,000
$1,000
$200
$S30
$1,333
$775
$1.04G
$9,200
$1,500
?700
$fi30
$240
$1,700
$1.2S0
$18,000
PROMPT. CITY PROPERTY.
SHORT
THIRTY
WE HAVE I/JANKD MILLIONS IN THE PAST
YEARS FOR FINANCIAL. INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANIES, ENDOW?
MENT FUNDS. COURTS OF THIS CITY AND HUNDREDS OF INDIVIDUALS,
WTHOUT LOSS OF ONE DOLLAR OF PRINCIPAL OR INTEREST. LET US
INVEST YOURS.
SPECIAL??20,000 BROAD STRF.F.T MORTGAGE?B PEn CENT.
THE HIGH STANDARDS OF OUR SECURITIES ARE SO WELL KNOWN
ANY OF THE RICHMOND BANKS WILL ACCEPT THEM FOR LOANS. A
LIMITED NUMBER ONLY WILL BE SOLD.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & COMPANY
Rev. Dr. Randolph, Hon. George Ii,
Christian. Presentation of record
books nnd crosses of honor by tho
United Daughters of tho Confederacy
to the Confederate Museum, Mrs. L.
H. Raines, custodian-general, crosses
of honor.
Sntnrdny. November 11.
Invocation, Rev. Landon Mason.
10 A. M.?Regular business.
1:30 P. M.?Adjourn for luncheon at
Second llnpllst Church.
3 P. M.?Business session. If neces?
sary
4 to 6 P. M.?Reception to visiting
daughters of tho Confederacy, ton
dored by tho Daughters of the Amer?
ican Revolution, at tho homo of Mrs.
M. Allen Chambers, 814 Purk Avenue.
lleerptlon Commit nr.
The, Jefferson, Wednesday, Novem?
ber 9th, 9 to 11.
Governor and Mrs. WlRlam Hodges
Mann.
Mayor and Mrs. Davl<3 Crockett
Richardson.
Attorney-Goneral and Mrs. Samuel
W. Wllllums.
Mra. Thomas J. Jackson
Mrs. J. 13. B. Stuart.
Mrs. Virginia Faulkner McSherry,
president-general U. T*. C, and gen?
eral officers.
Mrs. A. A. Campbell, president Vir?
ginia Division.
Mrs. Nathan D. Ellcr, retiring pres?
ident Virginia dlvlson arm officers of
tho Virginia Division.
Mrs. N. V. Randolph, officers and
chairman of Richmond Chapter.
Mrs. Lizzie Cary Daniel, president
Confederate Memorial Literary Bo-"
ciety.
Regents and Vlce-Kmcnts.
Mrs. J. M. Gregory, president, and
officers Chesterfield Chapter.
Mrs. Pryor Jones, president, and
officers Petersburg Chapter.
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone, presi?
dent Arlington Monument Association.
Mrs. Thomus S. Docock, director
from Virginia.
Mm. Alexander B. White, president
Shlloh Monument Association.
Mrs. W. C. N. Merchant, director
from Vlrginin.
Mm. W. J. Bchnn, president Confed?
erate Southern Memorial Association.
Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor, president
Hollywood Memorial Association.
Mrs. John T. Hughes, president Oalt
woo<] Memorial Association.
Miss Iselcn Moses, president Hcbrow
I Memorial Association.
Mrs. Charles W. Mnsslc, president
I Junior Oakwood Memorial Associa?
tion.
Mrs. Sydney Dudley, president Holly?
wood Junior Memorial Association.
Miss Thalhcimcr, president Junior
Hebrew Association.
Mrs. Andrew J. Montague, acting
president Home for Needy Confederate
Women.
Mrs. James */. White, president Lee
Cump Auxiliary.
Mrs. William Ruffln Cox, national
president Colonial Dames.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Purcell, regent
Commonwealth Chapter, D. A. R.
Mrs. Sydney Dudley, regent old Db
! minion Chapter, D. A. R.
Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson, president A.
P. V. A.
1 Colonel John W. Gordon. com?
mander R. E. Lee Camp.
Dr. J. Power Smith, adjutant staff
j of Stonewnll Jackson.
General William Ruffln Cox.
Colonel Charles Loehr, Commander
I Pickett Camp.
Henry W. Wood, president Chamber
of Commerce.
R. L. Peters, president Common
Council.
H. R. Pollard, Jr., chairman Finance
Committee.
Robert Whlttet, president Board if
Aldermen.
CATCHES OF FISH
SURPASSRECQRDS
_!
Water Supply for New Factories.
New Line of Steamers
Promised.
I (Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.1
Onnncoek, Va., November ?.? Fish?
ing on tho occansldn was remarkably
good the past woek and some of the
catches of trout surpassed former re?
cords. Cnptaln Joseph Toplln caught i
100 barrels last Monday.
Captain George Elliott caught tho
next day five barrels of the largest
even seen In this section.
Work on boring an nrteslnn well on
Assateaguo Beach for the proposed Ash
! factory and other Industries will be
I gin Monday. An ample supply of good
water will mean much for the Island.
Tho corner-stone of Grant Memorial
j M. E. Church. Tasley, will be laid tho
i 19th instant. Rev. G. W. Clayton, of
Pnrksley, will deliver the address.
I Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Powell have is?
sued invitations to tho marriage of
their daughter. Gladys, nnd Frederick
M. Nevln, Tuesday evening. November
t14th. In the presbyterlnn Church,
Wachapreaguc.
The fall race meeting nt the Talsey
Fair Grounds will bo held Wednesday
and Thursday next, with three rnces
each day. For tho flrst day tho 2:40
! trot, nine entries have been made. The
socond race, free for all <paco, eight en?
tries, nnd the third. 2:2~> trot, seven.
The second day, first race, 2:20 pace,
twelve entries; second. sYW trot, thir?
teen entries; third, free for all trot,
live entries.
Tho oldest resident of Onnncoek died
Friday, aged ninety years. . Thero aro
now living within the corporate limits
of the town.jsoven whoso nges range
from olghty to eighty-nine years.
A line of steamers from ChlncoteagUO
to New York, calling at Atlantic City,
N. J., each way, is promised in the.
near future. Tho vessels will have a
e.nnnelty of C.OOn barrels, nnd will boj
fitted with cnblns and staterooms forj
passengers, 4
PUBLISH RECORDS
OF REVOLUTION
Preparation ts under ?way at the
State Library tor the publication of
tho names of Virginia soldiers who
took part In the Revolutionary War,
as far as they are procurable at this
time. State Librarian H. R. Mcll
walne haH augmented his ofllco force
temporarily in order to handlo the
Immense amount of material.
These rolls will possibly bo printed
In the forthcoming annual report ot
the State Library Board.
Tor years past State Archivist H.
J. Eckenrodo has b2en engaged In
collecting these names from such
sources as were available to him,
most of them being already In the
library. As a result, he has secured
between 40.000 and 4?.000. Naturally,
a good mafiy of those are duplicates,
since many men were enrolled from
first to last in two or moro com?
mands. Besides, many people In thosa
days had tho unfortunate habit of
spelling their names differently at
various times, and It is practically
Impossible to tell whether or not
two nearly similar names are those of
the same person.
Tho sources of Information are
varied. One Is the pension list aa it
stood In 1S30, when about the samo
proportion of Revolutionary herocB
lived as now survive of the days ol
the Blxtles. Various publications fur?
nish rolls or portions thereof, thesn
being of material help.
State I'nld Militia.
Besides the men who were enlisted
In the Continental army and tho
navy, there was a tn'lltla uf that day.
When called out these men were paid
by the State. Records In the offlce of
the Auditor of Public Accounts have
been used In this connection.
The most valuable Information Ii
In the archives of the War Department
In Washington. When Dr. Mcllwalne
attempted to secure these tho Secre?
tary of War refused, saying ho would
permit no person to handle these
records. Some day. It Is believed,
Congress will order them printed, and
until that time no State can secure
them.
At this time the bare list of name"
will be printed, without uttcmptlng to
give records.
AUTO OK JOHNSON'S BHEATTIt
London, November B.?Jack John?
son, who was heavily fined In the
north of England for fast motor car
driving, passed through Trafalgar
Square in a blg-noaed Dreadnought
machine, with himself at the wheel.
Every time the traluc slowed up he
made his cut-out cough terrifically.
Two striking taxi drivers stood on the
sidewalk.
"Lord!" said one. "Listen to that
man Johnson's cut-out/*
"That Is not the cut-out," said the
other: "It Is merely Johnson getting
his brenth."
Auction Sale
Refused and
Wrecked Freight
Monday and Tuesday,
November 6th and 7th
beginning at 10:00 A. M.,
Seventeenth and Marshall Streets,
Richmond, Va.
We will sell, among other things,
Shoes, Clothing. Dry Goods, Groceries,
Household Goods, Furniture, Matting.
Druggets, Hardware, Crockery, Glass?
ware, Stove.?. Woodnnware, SewinK
Machines, Marble, Paint. Stock Food.
Drugs nnfl Tobacco.
SPECIAL
At 12:00 M. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4
we will sell about one carload of Flour,
various brands, and one carload ol
Sinn Stuff.
Public Requested to Attend
Special accommodations made to out
of-town buyers for shipping goods.
The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company
Richmond, Va.
?uttiou ??uu?. uruiuie soap*.
By C. L & H. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE S AUCTION SALE
1 OF
ROUSE AND LOTS IN HIGHLAND
SPRINOS.
By virtue of a deed of trust. d?to<i
July 80 1910, and recorded in Uenrtco
county clerk's olllcc; I>. IJ. ISO-A, page
195, and a< the request of note-hotdar,
default having been made in paymuit
a note secure ! In s.vld deed* I will sell
by public auction, on tl"' premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Vj. 1911,
at l_'::tu o'clock P. M.. the real estate
described la said deod aa "all those two
certain lots of land, with the improve?
ments theicon, situated and beju^ In
tho county of Ilenrico In Highland
Springs," and known "as lota 11 and H
In Block B, section :?. as shown on h
plan of Highland Springs building Int*.
said lots having a front of 200 feet on
Codar Avenue and running back ba
tween parallel lines 220 feot."
TERMS: Cash for expenses of .?:.1C.
any taxes due and to pay off a note
of $21 du? July-30. 1911'and oredltu Cor
$21 due Jnnuhiy 30, 1012, and $7$> du?
July ha, 1914.: any balance on credit of
one and two' years.
, v wiufcouonnY NEWTON, JR.
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