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Greater Richmond's Greater Newapnper
BteGftmw l;S?rv ? fcpnf rh
??BATEST WAIST AND REAL KS
T?TE Hl du m IN VIRGINIA. AND
ONE OP THE REST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
lo Effsct June 11. 1*11.
Dally, one cent per word rrlien pnld 1
In odvnncv. No Ad. token fur lean than
ten cent*.
. One and one-balf cent* a word all
clhsalflcntions except Sltuntlon Wanted
fur Sunday. Situation Wiiuted, oue cent
a word. No Ad. Sunday tukeu for less |
tbnn ttfteeu cents. I
No. Ada. tnkt'U for less (hnn laent)'.
Ute ctnla wheu pboned In or ' * ?. -.cd
nl the couulvr.
I'houc orders not gunrnntred.
t'lasaHlcatloii uot guurauUcd after
Pi'Iu P. M.
I Or business contrnet?. send for the '
Wunt \d. Man. plione Monroe 1.
Host auli jj'ouiiu.
LOStT^ON BROAD STREET OH AT I
market, un old :..m..??>??.?! pin, con - !
Urning buir, initials M. c. i'- on I
buck. Return to lu'J North Third
Street, ana rccuiv'"__rew_rd._
Lost. A mTnk MUFF, ON BROAD,
sixth. Seventh or nl the market.
Reward 11 returned to 100 South
Fourth Street._
LOST! STRAYED OR STOLEN. ONE
brlndle an<l white hull torrler; an- |
H'.vi.f? to the name dl Milte; wore;
brass collur ?ml medal No. 1137, He-j
ward U returned to 1UQ East Mar
iihull.
WAiNTKU, three GOOD tinners.
Apply lt. M. MASTERS, 129 KLUS
Street. Charleston. S. O.
wanted.-i-COL?HKD MEN, with
references, wishing position us sleep?
ing car or tram porters, nretnon or
brakeraon, write uu Immediately. In?
closing slump. No experience neces?
sary. No strike. Richmond ruuuu,
I, RAILWAY XL 1n8t., care Tlmes
Dlspatcll._
WANTED, local MANAGER and
distributor lor Llmo, the only pur?
fruit, all-tho-year bevcrdgo handled
by aoda fountains, grocers, bottlers
and wherever soft urtnKb arc dis?
pensed. A business man with from
1500 to $1,000 can make ?10,U-J'J year?
ly supplying the demand wo creute.
Exclusive territorial selling rights
given, not' sold. If you can qualify
as to charucler and ?Utility we will
arrange for Interview In your own
city. the LLMo COMPANY, 145 W.
torty-nUn Street, New York. _
WANTED, TOR ?. S. Alt Mi".' aule
bodled, unmarried men. helweeu uge?
of 18 und 46; citizens of United statu?;
of good character und temperate hab?
it*, who cun apouk, read and writ* i
the Ki.glluli 1. i.i.u.iii- For informa?
tion apply to Recruiting othcei. biO
E. Hroad Street. Richmond. Va.
WANTED. A GOOD WHITE BOY TO
learn the bartier trade. Apply 635
West Broad Street, Richmond. Vs.
(TREE ILLUSTRATED book TELLS I
about ovor JGO.OdO protected posi?
tions In I. niled guiles service. More
than 40,Olio vacancies every year.
There Is a hljs chance hero for you,
sure and giiwrout pay, lifetime em?
ployment. Easy to net. Just ask for
Udoklet No obligatton. KAlti. hop
K INS. C ICt. Wasbl.iKt.oii, D C._
Local representative wanted;
no canvassing or soliciting required;
good Income assured. Address na?
tional CO-OPERATIVH REALTY
CO., V s17, Marden Uulldlng. Wash?
ington. d. C._
VL\LE STENOGRAPHER WANTED.??
Laal Thursday we had four good po?
sitions open to our students. We
can teach you and guarantee posi?
tions. masskv BUSINESS COLLEGE,
SO? e.i-it 'Broad_
SALESMAN. YOUNG man. LOCAL, OF
ir<.rxl address and well recommended.
u chance for some one now working
Indoors to get outdoors and Improve
his heutlh. Apply at once, SOUTH?
ERN STAMP AND STATIONERY co..
Itear Office._
,VpUNO MAN WANTED to WORK A
real estate proposition oir good com?
mission. Herr; Is a chance to make
money. Address k 461, care Tltnes
Dlsputch._
Wanted! ?n e x p erTence d~7?n~
trraver and card marker; permanent
position if satisfactory. KAUFMANN
& CO._
WANT ED, young MEN to LEARN
the nutomubile business; positions I
secured competent Krnduutes. RICH- '
mond auto SCHOOL 303 Graham I
Street_
wanted, 25 men and boys to
work on packing grounds. W. T.
HO OP & CO.. Glntcr Park._
Wanted, railway mail clerks:
Richmond examinations announced
Junuary 16. Sample questions free.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. ?1? K,
Rochester. N. Y._
fbu ahe WANTED l"OR GOVERN^
mont job; $s0 month. Send postal
for list of positions open. FRANK?
LIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 416 k, Ro
chester. N Y._
wanted! ? good driver for
milk wagon. A 335, care Tlroea
Dlepatch._
BRIGHT, INDUSTRIOUS BOY OK 17
desires position with chunce of pro?
motion. Address g 700. care TlmeS
Dlspatch._
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS AT high
salaries open to competent stenogra?
phers. We can teach you quickly,
cheaply and thoroughly. Vlalt our
achool nt the new location, 802 East
Broad. MASSEY BUSINESS col
LEGE._
WANTED, DENTAL LABORATORY
man at once. Apply to DR. BAL?"
MAN, 27 Granby Street. Norfolk. Va.
_?u!iai_ms LUuar.u-o. jtiale.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER AND
accountant desires position. Best
references. Address B 253, care
Times-Dispatch._
W AN TE D. PLA CE AS HUT I ,ER, I >RIV
er or porter; reference from present
employer, who Is giving up houso
keoplng. 1312 N. Twenty-sixth St.
YOUNG DRUG CLERK, WITH EIGHT
years* experience, wishes position;
best references. Address Box 23,
Newport News. Vn.
3K?ctp toHmttti. jf emau.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED LAD?
to run a ten-room boarding house
In Norfolk, Va. Address Box No. 17.
TrotvlU?. N.. C._?
? 2.50 per DAY PAID one LADY in
each tOiVt: to distribute freu clrcu
lars and take orders for concentrated
flavoring I ntuboo. Permanent posi
tlon. J. S. ?1EGLER CCs. Chicago. _
WANTED. YOUNG LADY WHO CAN
vtiae typewriter ns cushier; ulso cloak
room girls. Appl-- CALL1S, OLD
HORSE SHOW BUILDING._
WANTED. THREE NEATLY DRESSED
young ladles to canvass eight hours
per day on salary. Apply to 3 P. M.,
M r. J. W. DEAN.'Ill W. Clay St.
WOULD like TO employ neat
white girl to do general housework.
a pleasant home In Norfolk in winter
and Wllloughhy Bench In summer to
the right party, who Is willing and
pleasing. Address mrs. C. C. siiel
. ..TON, 415. South Park Ave.,' Norfolk,
Va._
Positions guaranteed.?-under
certain easy requirements we guar?
antee nil our competent students
positions. Call or send tor our prop?
osition to-dny. MASSEY BUSINESS
j COLLEGE. s02 East Rrond. _
WANTED, A COUPLR OF FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping. Ad?
dress K 498, euro TimftS-Dlspatoh,
?ftuatforu?, ffrotetftfioiuL
WANTED, BY AN~BXPERIENCED
male, teacher, students to tutor In
Eutin, English und mathematics. Ad
dross P 303, care Ttmtus-DlBpatc.h._
A VISITING " a?VERNES8:~RKFINED
? young German Hunovorlan;-perfect
French, elementary English; for af?
ternoon or morning; good references, ,
Telephone Monroe 3375-L._\
PUPILS WANTiED; GRADE WORK A
specialty; couching In English,
French and mathematics. 2009 Stuart
Avenue.
?i-oussiotmi >oclp (??anteD.
WANTED." IMMEDIATELY, MUSIC
teacher with Virginia Statu certlli
? ate or literary diploma from a lead
Ing college. In order to get certlli
cstc In South Carolina, good grade?'
school: salary. ?50. W, H. jones
Columbia. S. C.
TEACHERS IN GREAT DEMAND FOR
emergency culls In public und pri?
vate schools. Many good ooeninga.
R. W. CRIDLIN, Munuger Virginia
Teachers' Uureuu, Mnncnester, lllch
mond. Va._
^aolintuis ano te?aics?mcn.
wa^ed7"anTexpf.irienCED trav
ellng MHlcsmuu to carry our line of
men's punts in Virginia, liberal com?
mission. Addresa, with references,
CHARLOTTE CLOTHING MKO. t:0..
Charlotte, N. C. _._
WANTED, r;mST-CL,AJS SALESMAN'"
None but experience men need ap?
ply. Address S 60?, care Tlmea
Dlapatch._'_
WANTED; A SALESMAN FOR AN UN
usually attractive stock proposition, i
?SOUTHekn FINANCE CO., Norfolk.
Va. _i
j?Ju?incsjs ^pportunuiea.
WANT THE CONSERVATIVE 1NVEST
or to Investigate the s per cent, pre?
ferred stock now being offeied by
one of thu oldest, most widely known
und the only manulucturtng company
of Its kind in the entire South. Have
the largest trude of its kind in the 1
Southern Stutcs. Company has paid
'Jti per cent, per annum, average, for '
many years, on the capital invested. |
Also huve several good positions lo '
offer to investors in our capital !
stock, from 32,500 to (5,000. Pull in- i
tormullon lo Interested parties. Ad- i
dress P. O. Box No. 123. Richmond.
HARDWARE BUSINESS. IIALF-1N
Ihlcrest. with salary; active man j
with 31,500 cash can procure half- i
Interest in hardware business, with
salary of J1.?00 per year and hair;
the net prolits, to he paid out of tne [
business; in place of 25.000 populu- j
tlon, where millions In cash arc uald '
out annually, brick store, principal
business street; rent only $36. Box
395, Newport Nows. Va. |
NIGHT SCHOOL. Tl:~XcH INO ALL
commercial and English branches; i
superior systems, equipment and ;
teachers. l.ow rates of tuition.
_M ASSET BFSINES8_C( if.LEGE.
SPLENDID UFSINESS OPPORTUNITY |
In one of the most thriving towns and
wealthy neighborhoods in Albemarle
countyfl In tho heart of the quarry
section; for livery business and
blacksmith: also wheelwright. Writ*
for full particulars. Address L 512,
care TI mes- DJspa Ich;
A CA REFT' LEY MANAGED INCOR
porated company, with well estab?
lished business, can Invest your small
Savings of $100 or more at C per cent. J
Interest net to you, paid seml-un
nunlly, and guarantee the same. Whvl
let your money He idle or nt 3 perl
cenL when we can make It pay you I
6 per cent.? L 510, care Tlnies- \
_Dispatch.
W A NT ED, THREE "ttOL'NG MEN TO I
Invest |300 each In a, good proposi?
tion 'where your investment Is fully I
secured against loss; this proposition
bears Inspection, and will pay In two
months $10 for every 31 Invested.
Remember you are secured against
loss. H. V? Box 31. Station A.
_iBosrtuiff._:?"_ '
FREE INFORMATION REGARDING |
rooms and board can be obtained ? I
consulting our flies at all depots, '
Traglc's und Saunders & Crump's '
drug store; also 28 North Ninth j
Street. CABINET INFORMATION
BURBAU,_1
WANTED. TWO GENTLEMEN OR
co.uple; large, bright, heatod room: '
also table boarders. 100 West Main, .
next to Jefferson Hotel.
FREE ROOMING AND BOARDING IN
formation; consult our flies at South-|
orh depot, "Traglc's," Saunders & j
Crump's and 2X North Ninth Street.
CABINET INFORMATION BUREAU. I
MRS CHARLES K. BOWERS, lit j
East- Frank Strict, handsomely ap- |
pointed rooms, with '>oard; table
board a specialty.
1008 W GRACE ST It E ET?L AR O E,
double rooms, with good board.
WANTED, ROARD13RS AT 318 EAST
Franklin; also table boarders. MISS
PALMOHK.
A YOUNG LADY WANTS ROOM AND
board In private family; central lo?
cation. B 355, care Tlmes-Dlspatch.
LADY DESIRES ROOM AND BOARD
with private family In West End.
State full particulars. Address C
302. care Tlmes-Dlspotch.
OUR WORK?OUR REFERENCE.
H. SCHOSTOCK A CO., ARTISTIC
j.ADIES' TAILORS, 207 N. FIFTH
STREET.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOID
at HUOHES'S. 308 North Third.
J. BROWN. LADIES' TAILOR, C24
WEST GRACE STREET.
THE HOUSEHOLD FRIEND. SMITH
Held sausr.gc. for Hule at your gro?
cer's.
jiottee?. _
UraOVAlT NOTICE.?WE ARB NOW I
at 8U2 East Broad Street, and have j
the largest, most convenient and best
business school in thu South. Call
for a visit or send for catalogue,
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THIS
Is to notify the public that Bessie
C. Marston, having left me, I will
not bo responsible for uny debts sho
may contract. E. H. MARSTON,
Roxbury. Va.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. 912
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and remount diamonds in the lutesl
Btyles. Old gold and silver always
taken In exchonge.
Coal anu Mioo?.
LONG. THE WOOD MAN, ILAS MADE A
Specialty of wood about 14 years. Ha1
has tho kind that splits easy and
gives heat, because It la perfectly
dry and sound. LONG'S. Madison
1069. i
KINDLING WOOD. THOROUGHLY
seasoned. $1.75 nor halt-cord. S. it.
COTTRELL & SON. Phone Madison
I 177._j
AN ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT OF
tWo rooms and bath; Franklin Street;
steam heat, electric lights. Madison
?318-J.
DAILY PUZZLES
What domestic animal?
ANS WEH TO VI-:sTl-.lll>AY'S PUZZLE.]
Prises.
F?R sau;, steam h/EAT1NG plant,
sash, dooks and FRAMES. ap?
ply oeo madison school bldg
CARVERS', PA I KS AND SETS; FINK
steel; benutiiul stylus; $1 und u|>.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 1216 Main
Street. _
FOR SALE. A GOOD FIREPROOF
sufc. cheap fur cash. Deliver (in tnu .
eiiyj llrst tloor. tree ot cost. Ad?
dress R. T. LIPSCoMB, City. Phono
Maulson 4SI._
BECOND-HANDMACHINERY BOUGT IT.
Bold and exchanged- 1. BLCl'OHD He
CO., 103d-4^ East Cary StraeL
POCICET K N1 V ES?300 "PATTERNS
best quality blad-s. 26 cents and up.
CLARKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR?
TERS. 1215 Main Street, "Sign ot
Padlock.''_
FOUR-HORSEPOWER GASOLENE EN
gine, In good condition, (or sale.
1'. O. Box 215. City"_
FOR SALE, STOCK GENERAL MER
chundlse In a thriving small town..
Pleumont bright tobacco section, on
Suuttiern Railway; annual sales $16,
000. Good reason for discontinuing.
Address C am, care Times-Disputen.
F?11 SALE, COBBV'8 CO MB IN A TIO N
baker anil healer for wood and coaL
4 23 W. Broad. Write tor circular.
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE BEST Lo?
cated drug stores in Tidewater Vir?
ginia; good navy trade; reasons for
selling, owner not a druggist and
unable to give business attention.
Address P. O. Box 62, Portsmouth.
Va.
BEARING ORCHARD IN VIRGINIA
100 acres deep, rich soil; Albemarle I
Pippins and winesups; probably have |
43.000 crop coming year; splendid 1
condition; macadam road, rdral do-'
livery; 4(1.500. For details write !
OWNER, Box 434, Lynchburg. Va
FENDERS, FIRE SETS] ANDIRONS, j
polished and dull brass and black |
iron; large line colonial patterns. .
CLARKE, HARDWARE. 1215 Main
_ Street._
WILL SELL BY DIRECTION OF N. F. i
Jacob & Son. Thursday, November ;
16, l'JU, 10:30 A. M.. all forfeited \
I pledges, consisting of watches, dla- !
mbt.ds, jewelry, guns, overcoats, etc.
1 C. C. BRIDGES, Stale Auctioneer.
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL *I2UGS AND
Jewelry. KAMBOURIAN'8 RENO?
VATING WORKS. 216 North First
I Street._
BLACK SET. FUR CAPE AND PIL
low muff, latest style, 415, value 460.
E 894, cur? Times-Dispatch.
TWO ANGLE LAMPS! BEST KERO
sene light made; one wood heater:
6heap. 516 Thirty-second Street.
CHAUFFEUR'S CHINCH! LLA~COA T,
good as new; cost S40; price 425. 900
Rnrton Ave.. Barton Heights. Phono
Madison 3144-L
TWO SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons,
nil in good repair nnd painted. These
( are bargains. A. MEYER'S SONS, 731
East Cary StreoL
STRUCTURAL /KON. ?TEEL AND
pipe of every description cut to order.
CLARENCE COSH* lo23 a.asl Cary
I Street. Richmond. Va._
WAGONS TO SUIT TOO, RUBBER
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD?
SON^ BROS'.. 615 Brook Avenue.
FOR SALE, F?LL LINE OF Busi?
ness wagons, both top and open;
high grade, low prices. A. MEYER'S
j SONS, 731 East Cary Street.
isral csituc mi s>aie.
POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM AT!
Wiuturnam Station,- ten acres, 33
ini.es Richmond; commutation fare
14 cents; good two-story frame '
house, six rooms; poultry house, 25
fruit trees, spring, two acres wood. I
4850. LAFAYETTE MANN, Amelia.
Va._
FARM, 73 ACRES, AT WINTERHAM
Station, with horses, cows, farm 1m
pllmeuts and crops; well watered
and some nice timber; five-room
house, lurge frame barn, stables, live
poultry houses; nice orchard; com?
mutation faro to Richmond, 14 cents;
42.860. EGOLBSTON & MANN, Ame
llu. Va:_
CORNER LOT, WITH BRICK STORE
and six-room flat and frame dwell?
ing; cost, 43,000; renting for $252;
was taken for dcbL Will sacrifice
tor 42,000. I, 611, cure Times-Dis?
patch;_
FOR SALE, 55 11-12 FEET ON BROAD
Streot; well-built brick house on 32
feet, numbered 1225 East Broad
Street; vacant lot adjoining, 23 11-12
feet. Telephone Madison 2251-J, or
address OWNER. 1226 E. Rroud St.,
Richmond, Va._
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, NEWLY
painted, hot and oold water; all out?
buildings; lot 100x120, Chamberlayne
Avenue, Glnter Purk. Must be seen
to be appreciated. A bargain at 44,
250. AMOS & POINDEXTER, Trav
elers' Building. Rooms 200-201._
FARM, 48 ACRES. ONE MILE FROM
Culpepcr, Vny; macadamized road;
now six-room house, boys' room, bath
room. 66 feet of porch; oak grovo
around houso. Price, 48,600. Ad
dress Lock Box 12. Culpcper. Va
FOR SALE. 8. C. WHITE LEGHORN
and Black Minorca hens, 100 each:
also 50 Indian Runner ducks and
drakes; all of best strains obtainable.
Prices reasonable. State number
wanted. Address K 499, care Times
Dlspatch._
I FOR SALE, THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
I bull calf, not registered; sale or ex?
change. Address K 497, care Times
Dlapatch._
I ONE SORREL HORSE, BIGHT YEARS
old; sound; prompt driver; sultablo
for a victoria or surroy. Apply to 15.
C. SUTHERLAND, Nos. 1 and 3 North
Cherry Street._
FOR SALE, SIX GOOD MULES, CHEAP,
Apply to MANAGER, STRAWBERRY
HILL FAlfM Box 2R7 Richmond. Vo.,
or phone Madison 4679.
fttal estate ?.nuU).
W^lNTEu? TO RI5NT~f3R"r^RC^BE,
country store with dwelling; alsq
would llko a few acres of land at?
tached. Address C 308, care Tlcies
Dlapatoh.
Automobiles (or feale
SEVERAL used FORD CARS. 3 AND
& Passenger, which vre have taken
in exchange for latest models. Thoae
cars now being thoroughly over?
hauled and w'U paint If desired. Will
Instruct thoroughly regarding oper?
ation, or will Bend Instructor home
wit'- out of town purchaser.'. FOUL)
AUTO CO*. 1629 West Tlroad
Rooms for v.ent
nic'eiTy fiIrnisiteD rooms, ge?T
tlemcn prefurred. 113 East Frnnk
lln._
LARGE, FURNISHED ROOM, SUIT A-1
ble for two ladles, with or without |
hoard. Ill WeBt Gary Street._
LARGE. BRIGHT^ AT T R ? CTlVRj
room, to gentleman, second apart- |
inent. 201 East Franklin.
THb'ROANOKE. Ill NORTH EIGHTH I
Street, handsomely and r.ewly-fur
nlshed rooms thrcughout: single, en |
suite: transients: permanent.
jttisceUaneous.
WINDOW CLEAN INO. .
WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A|
spec .ally. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Mon
roo 3120._
HOUSE FAINTS.
IF YOUR HOUSE NEEDS PAINTING
give us a call. v. e curry a full lino
Of tho beat grade of house puiutd.
Write or phone lor color card. ELBA
HARDWARE CO.
FLOOR S1A1NS.
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF NO. 1
Moor staina, polishes, tloor wax, gold
puints, etc., the kinds that will last.
ELBA HAUL WARE CO., corner Hen?
ry and Broad._
HEATERS.
5EE OUR LINE OF WOOD. COAL AND I
oil beaters before buying; also coal
hods, shovels. ELBA HARDWARE j
CO._
ANTIQUES
YOU CAN GET GENUINE ANTIQUE
furniture at C. E. LYDA'S; also an?
tiques and other furulturo repaired,
polished and finished. Antiques |
bought. 1 fa West Main Street.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and j
packed, upholstering, etc. L? N. AR
NALL ? SON, 1617 W. Broad Street.
Phone Madison 6277.
UPHOLSTERING AND MATTRESSHri, |
PARl.OP. SUITS. COUCHES AND OLr
pieces reupholslered. Mattresses I
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Hclluble work. S YD NOR & HUND
LEY. 711 East Broad. Madison 3 201.
SHOE REPAIRING.
75c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladles; every pair sewed; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub- J
ber heels, 25c; Tred-AIr rubber heels, '
40c; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE I
FACTORY, 71? East Main. Phone
Monroe 2667.
jflceungs.
Richmond, Freuerlckshurg and Poto?
mac und RicninonU and Petersburg |
Railroad Connection Company,
Olllcu ui the Secretary,
Klchmoliu, Va., November 3, isll.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN THAT j
the unnuul meeting of the stockhold?
ers of thu Richmond, FredericKsburg
and Potomac und Richmond and Pe- |
tersburg Railroad Conneutlon Com?
pany will be ueld at ils urtlce in the |
city of Ricnmuud, \'a., on MuMja V,
the 2uth of November, ul 10 o'clock
A. M.
Transfer books will bo clouod from
November 13 to November 20, 1911,
both inclusive. W. D. DUKE.
_Secretary.
Richmond, Fredencksburg and
Potomac Railroad Co.,
Olllcu of the Secretary,
Richmond, Va., November 1, 1911.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
the annual meeting of the utockbuld- i
era ot the Richmond, !? i euencttaburg
and Puiomuc Ruurpud Comyuny will
be held at its oltlcc in tne city of
Richmond, Va., on MONDAY, tbe SOU) \
day of Novemiser, luil, at 11 o'clock
A- M. Tne stuck, transfer books will
be closed at 3 o'clocit 1'. M. Monday,
Novemoer 13, l'Jll, unu reopened at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuesday, .November
21, 191L NORMAN CALL.
_Secretary.
Washington Southern Railway Co.,
Onice of the Secretary,
Richmond. Vs., November 1, 191L
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the unnuul meeting of the utocanola
era of the Wuslungion Southern Ruil
Way Company will be held ut ilu of?
fice in tne city of Richmond, Vu_. on
MONDAY, the 20th day of November,
lull, at 12 o'clocit noon. The stock
transfer bookB will be closed at 3
o'clock P. M., Monoay, Novemuer 13,
1911, and reopened ut 10 o'clock A. M.
Tuesday, November 21, 1911.
_NORMAN CALL. Seoretary.
Potomac Railroad Company,
Ofhce of the Secretary,
Richmond, Vu., November 1. 1911,
NOTICE IS ;;-...!.:-. Y GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting cf the stocknold
ers of tbe Potomac Railroad Company
will be held at its oltlce In tbe city!
of Richmond, fl/u., on MONDAY, tho
?20th day of November, 1911, at 12:30
P. M. The slock transfer books will
bo closed at 3 o'clock P. M> Monday,
November 13, 1911, and reopened at I
10 o'clock A. _> Tuesday, November
21. 191L NORMAN CALL,
_Secretary.
Virginia Railway and Power Company,
628-630 East Main Street.
Richmond, October 28, 191T.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of tho stock?
holders of the Virginia Railway dni
Power Company will be held at Uio
gcne.-al office of the company, tu the
city of Richmond, Va., on WEDNES?
DAY. November 15, 1911, at 12 o'clock
M.
The transfer boejto wlU be closed
on Monday, November 8, 1911, at 1
o'clock P. M.i and will be reopened
on Thursday, November 16, 1911, at
10 o'clock A. M.
GUY PHILLIPS,
_Secretary.
The Atlnhtic Land and
Improvement Company,
Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
the regular unnuul meeting of Stock-j
holders of The Atlantic Land und
Improvement impanv wRl bo held
at the office of the Company In the
City of Richmond, Vn., on TUESDAY,
the 21st duv of November, A. D.
1611, at 12:30 o'clock P. M.
H. L. BORDEN,
Secretary.
November 4. 1911.
Atlantic Const Line
Railroad Company,
Office of the Secretary.
NOTICE IS 1 3RBBY GIVEN THAT
the regular nnnuul meeting of Stock?
holders, of the Atlantic Coast Lino
Railroad Coinpnn_ will be hold ut
the office t.t the Company In the
City of RI*hmond, Va., on TUESDAY,
the 21st day of November. A. D. 1911,
nt 11 o'clock A. M. The trunsfer
books of the Company will -close
Wedncs.*>y. Novembor 8. 1911. at 3
o'clock P. M., and will be reopened
on Wednesday, November 22, 1911, at
10 o'clock A. M.
H. L. BORDEN, ?
Secretary.
Novembor 4. 1911._ _
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally rrora 10 A. M. to ft P. M.
Admission, '-'Sc. ^? on Balurilay8
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND C_AY STREETS
OPEN 0 A. M. TO 5 F. M.
Admission, 2Go. Free, -ou Saturdays
G&anteu.
RICHMOND'S BESl BUSINESS SCHOOL
now at 802 East Broad Street, l'ay
us a visit. Day and night sessions.
Modsrat? tuition rules. Positions so
cured. MA8SEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGE, j._i,_
WANTED. TO BUY FOK CASH. OLD J
Kold und old silver: uny quantity. I
E. C. MEYEIt JEWELRY .CO.. JI7 '
East Brnud Streot I
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. MKS.
A. D. WALLACE. Fashionable dress?
making. N. fourth Street Phone
Madison 5T68-L_
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. House?
hold goods In any quanlK/. Phone
Madison 3851.
S K C O N D-1I~A NlJ MACHINERY OF
every description bou:{ht a* full
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1533 E.
Cary St. I'lioni- Madison 2526_
_____-iUfanaB?.
SOUTHERN StAILWAY
TRAINS l.KAVK RICHMOND.
N. B.?following schedule tlsures published
ns Information und not (uarmiittil:
t:10 A. M.?Dally?Local tor Charlotte. Dur?
ham und Raleigh. 10:45 A. M. ?Dally?Limit?
ed? For all points South Drawing iloom
Buffet Sleeping Car to Ashevllle. N. C. i:M
1' U. Ex. .Sun.?Local for Durhuin agil In?
termediate stations. 4:00 P. M. Ex sun. -
K-v ?ville Local* 11:45 1' M.~Dully?Limited
'?For all points Routh. Pullman ready at
>:3Q P. 31.
YORK RIVER LINK.
?:S0 P. M. ?Ex. SUO.?To Went PLj connect?
ing tor Rsltimoro Mon.. Wed. anil Friday.
(:U0 A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. M?Mon..
Wed. and Krl.?Local. to Weit Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: 6:6? A. M.. 8:05 P. M..
Sally; 6:40 A. M. Ex. Sun.; BteS Ex. Sun.;
2:00 P. M. dally. From Went Point: 9:30 A.
M. Sally; 11:36 A. M. Wed. nnd Frl.; 4:26 P.
M. Ex. Sur..
S. B. BURGESS. D. P. A.,
m E Main St. 'Phone Madison 372. 1
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect October I. 19U,
Leave Ilyrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: '?:00 A. M, -LOO V. M.,
?4:10 P. M.
FOR LYNiCHBURO AND THE WEST:
?6:16 A. N . '10:00 A. M-. '8:00 P. VL,
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11-.40 A.
M.. *?:1S P. M . ?11:30 P. M. From the West:
?4:65 A M , a2:M P. M . bl:40 P. M., HM P.
M.. '?M P. M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. bKunday only.
Pullman Parlor iwid Sleuplnc Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars. C. iL BOSLEY.
D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
W. B. BEVILL. a. P. A.. Hoanoks. Va.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of electrlo trains lo and from
Aiihiand. stopping at Intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (liroad and
Laurel Sts.): ?6:06. ?7:10. ?:10b, 6:10, "10:10.
11.10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10. 3:10. 4:10b, 6:10, ?:20,
3:10, 8:10b, 10:10, 11:46 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?6:55, 7b. 8, ?b. 10. ??!! A M . ?11 M.. -*1. X.
11, 4. 6b, t. 7. 8. 3b. 11 P. M
?Dally except Hunday. ??Sunday only.
bCarrles baggage._
Ifcteamijoats.
Between Baltimore and Bremen, Phila?
delphia-Liverpool, Antwerp and Ham?
burg. New York-Boston to Olasgow,
Qucenstown, Liverpool, Plymouth, Cher?
bourg, Havre. Southampton. Dover, Bo
logne, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen,
Hamburg, Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa,
Marseilles, Copenhagen, Chrlstlanla
and Chrlstlansand. All linos repre?
sented and the best accommodations
reserved at minimum rates. Phone
Madison 5164.
s. li. nnwiHAN,
Southern Tourlnt Agent,
j 70S E. Main St, Richmond. V?v
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
i B1k new ships. "City or Norfolk" and "City
of Baltimore."
Equipped with wireless telegraphy. Tele?
phon? service throughout the ship. State?
rooms cn suite, with baths. Prices front
75c lo $J.60. Excellent meals. TSo.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Daily, via N. A W. By. 1
3:00 P. M., Norfolk 4:13 P. M.
C. & O. By. 4:00 P. M. Dally. Old Folnt
1:1? P M.
O. D. S. ?. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally (one dor la
Norfolk).
Vs. Nnv. Co. ?:30 A. VL (Monday, Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at ail eflleea. For staterooms
apply lo S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A., ?7 East
Miiln Street, Richmond.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond fool ot Ash Bt dally.7:00 P.M. !
Leave Newport News.5:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.?:00 a M.
Connects with main line ateamors leaving |
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
,100 P. M. Connections uiso made by N. <k
W. Ry. I P. M. and C * O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night Line jte&mers stop at Claretnoot to
land or reoelve passengers on signal, and
will he met by ? olio conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New?
port Nows and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Mot. - Wednesday and
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight received fer
sll James River landings. Phon,.iIu4lson 174.
Main Tivket Office. Ill K. Mala Street
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped ?K- wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT. 4
Leave Richmond Dally. tn('udlng duaday. via
N. A W. Ry. 8:00 P. M.. Norfolk 8:11 p. xs
C. A O. Ry. 4:00 P. M.. Old Point 7:|? p. n,
O. D. B. 8. Ce. 7:0? P. XX- <oue day Is Ner
felk).
Vs. nsv. Co l:W A. Id. (Moadsy, Wedass
day and Frldsyi.
Tlcksu at al> offices. Fes staterooms ap?
ply to H. U. BOYK1N, Ag.ru. SM Easi Mala
Street
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Nerfolk to Barton, Mass., aad
Providence, H. L
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston, Sun.,
Tu es. and Frl.; for Providence. Hon.. Wed.
itn.l 8at at 6 P. M. Passengers and freight
taken for all -ew England polm Tickets
ou sale ai oitiuo C. ft O. By., U. 4k W. 11>..
b. H. Bowman. 708 East Mala, and nuhmoiit'
I'ransf*" <"o. so? Eaal Mala
CLARK'S CRUISE
Feb. 8. ?iou up. fst n d?r>. lacliullar <n ?!>.,? ??.
cutllosi. vllltt Spsls. Alglctt. Ceecc. turber Helf
iVssC Es.pl. tub. H.ii 10 Buici? Tniu
SHANK C CLAKK Tio.c, SJdg.. Ni? YeftV
S. H. BOWMAN, 70" <?;. Main St.. Richmond.
DEGRAW GOING TO SUFFOLK
He Will Represent Postal Service at
Corurr-Stone i.njlnn.
ISpeclnl to The Times' Dispatch.]
"Washing ton. D. C. November 14.?
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General
DeGraw has been designated by tho
Postmaster-General to represent the
postal servlco and the department at
the laying of the corner-stone of the
Federal building at Suffolk on No?
vember 23. The function will oo made
a gulu occasion hy tho citizens of tho
thriving Virginia city. Postmaster
Oulmby, cf Suffolk, has been In Wash?
ington several days, arranging details
for the celebration. Mr. Qulmby had
hoped to htivo Postmaster-General
Hitchcock participate In the coremo
nies incident to the occasion, but tho
press uro of public business will not,
permit Mr. Hitchcock to accept tho In?
vitation extended to him.
Mr. DeGraw expects to attend tho
session of tho'American Roud Congress
to be bold In Richmond, Novembor 20
to 23. Mr. DeGraw received a special
Invitation to nttend tho congress :n
recognition of the great achievements
?hieb have been accomplished under
direction of Postmaster-General Hitch?
cock by tho bureau under his Juris?
diction, through the ngency of rural
delivery and Its patrons and employes
In the matter of establishment of good
roads throughout the country.
WHITE MAN IS nnnnED
BY NEGnOBS IN SALEM
[Speclnl to The Times-Dispatch.]
Salem. Vn.. November 14.?Wiley Gib-|
son. a young white man, who Is em- I
ployed at tbe Salem Tannery, was held ;
up and rohhed of $32 Saturday night |
Roon n/ter !> o'clock on Chestnut Street.
Two negroes, Hnrvoy Cuff and Rice'
Clnyton. are under arrest, charged with I
the crime, which was ono. of the bold- I
eat ever committed here. The young I
man had been to one of the bnnks und
had n check cashed for the amount of j
$32, and was followed by the negroes
to nn nlley on Chentnut Street, where
they confronted him. one choking him
Into a helpless state while the other
rohhed him. The mntter wns reported
to the police at once, nnd within fifty
minutes the negroes charged with the]
crime were In" in II.
Farms, Mills, Suburb and City
Property
FOR SALE.
LOANS M\DE ON COUNTRY OR 1
i CITY PROPERTY".
I CATALOGUE FREE.
OEO. E. CRAWFORD CO.,
832 East Main Street.
i&auroaD&
Wclmonu.FreflencfelJ'i. & Potomaciii.IL
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYONO.
Leave Rte-bnioml I Arrive Richmond
*4 ?"?<> A.M. Ujra St. Ma.
'??.it A.M. Main St. bis.
?fl. 0 A.M. BjrdKt.HU,
?;.:!) A.M. Msln St. SU.
?8.41) A.M. Hi rd SI. Ms.
?IS.01 noon Ufr?, nt, Sta.
!4.00 P.M. Ufr? M. Sis.
i.15 P.M. Klba Station.
6.15 P.M. Main su Mi.
?8.40 P.M. Byrf ?U SU
?7.60 A.M. DjrrtMt.Sts.
at 1.S5 A.M. Klba SUtloa.
?11.1? A.M. Hi rl M. Ms.
?1.1S P.M. HsId Kt.Hts.
??.?6 l'.M.Bj rdSt.Sln.
?7.i5 P.M. Brr4J,t.Kta.
?0.10 P.M. llird t,t.St?.
?9.40 P.M. MalnRLHt*.
?11.05 P.M. MslsSt.Sta.
?li.60 nI?bt BTr4St.St?.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS,
bears RrrA St.. Sis. I JO P. M. for Frelerleksbarr.
btsve Elbs Sis. 7.50 A. M.,6.30 r. M. fer Aahlsnd I
Arrtte Bjr* 8t.Sts.S.<5 A.M. from Krederlekslj'g.
ArrlfeElb*8t?,6.30 A.M.,6.30 P.M. from Asblan*.
?Dally. fWeekdaya. {Sundays only.
All tralas ta or from Byrd Street Station
, xcept trains leaving 4.50 a. m. and arrlvlae
is.50 night) stop at Elba. Tims of arrlvala ana
I departures sot gnaraalscd. Read taa ol jus.
Richmond & Petersburg Qectric Railway
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh an? Parry
6trccts, for I'elaruburs:
M. 7, 8. ?0 10, 11. ?12 A. M.. X X ?!. 4, 4,
??6j4S. '6, 7, 8, '? 10 P. 51
11:00 I*. M., for Cheater, U:00 midnight tor
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petcrsburs. tool of Sycamore
Etrctit. for Manchester:
?6:16. 6:3?, "IM. ?7:?, 8:86, J:3i. ?UtSS, 11:35
A. 51., 12:36. ?1:35, 2:85. 3:34, ?4:35. 8:36, 6:35.
?7:35. 8:35, ?10:40, 11:40 P. M.
?Daily except 6undny and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All care from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
Atlantic Coast Line
RFFRCT1VE OCTOBCr, lt. un,
TRA1.SS LEAVE RICHMOND UA:L~. "
For Kama ana South: ?:1& A. 54. an?
7:30 P M., 1:00 A. If.
For Norfolk: >:00 A. 51., 8:00 P. A4., 4:1?
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 4US A. M-. 10:00
A. M., 8:00 P. M., ?:30 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. 64., 4:11 A. 54.,
8:15 a. M., ?:00 A. 51.. 10.00 A. At.. 3:00 P. 54..
4.h> p. 51 . 4:05 P. 51., 7:3a P. M., ?:20 P. A4.,
11:45 P. at.
For Uoldaboro and Fayettovllla: *4:10 P. 54.
Tralns arrive lUehmon? dally: 4:44 A. 51.,
S:4o A. M.. A. 51., *b:i7 A. 51.. "10;4*
A. 51., U.40 A. M., ?$:?$ P. 51.. P. iL.
!4:06 P. 51., 4:86 P. 54., ?:00 P. 54.. a.vo P. 51..
jU:30 P. 54.
' 'ICxccpt Sunday: **Bun?ay only.
Tlma of arrival an? departure and oon
1 sections not ti.?r?nirfd.
C. & CA51PBBHLL, IX P. A.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?Dally?Newport News.
t?:30 A.?Local.?Dally?Ch'vllle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
t?:00 A_?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Ol* Point
tlO:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lohbg, L.>r? C. Forge
?3:0u P.?dtxprasa? Dally?Cin..-L'vllle.
t4:00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, N. News.
6:00 P.? Local?Dally?N. New a. Old Point.
6:16 P.?Local?Ex. Bun.?Gordons villa.
?6:16 P.?Heal?Ex. Son.?Lchbg, ?NaUiraA
Brings. Clllton Forga.
?4:8* P.?Lamlfted?Dally?CtficdSTta, Cal'so,
?11:00 P.?J-lxproas?Daily?Cincinnati, L'vllle.
?Sleepers, tl'arlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVB RICHMOND?Local front
Eaet: 8:26 A. 51., 7:60 P. M. Through from
East: 11:36 A. M . 6:S0 P. M. Local from
Wut: "6:S0 A. 51., ?;60 A. it. and 7:16 P.
IM. Through: 7:00 A. 54., 2:46 P. 51.
James River Line: **b:86 A. 51., 4:1A P. 54.
??Daily except Sunday.
SEABOARD A IB LINK.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond daily: 9:10 A 51.?Local to Norllna,
1:20 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savunnah, Jacksonville and
Florida points. 5:60 P. Sf ? Sleepers and
j coaches, Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. 11:..', I'. M? Sleepers and coacnea,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis ind the
ISouihwesL Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond dally: 6:33 A. it., 7:23
I A. M.. 6:05 P. 51.. 6:40 P. 54.
White Star Line
New York?Plymouth? Cherbourg?Southampton.
PAST MAIL ROUTE TO KHQI ANO an? THE CtJIfTIIfElf**.
The Largest and Finest Steamer In the World.
Equipment T"^f"f * *^ 88.2}ft. Lonf
French a la Carte Restaurant, Turkish and Electric Baths,
Swimming Pool, Four Elevators, Gymnasium,
Verandah, Cafe, Palm Court, Etc.
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, A
and Regularly Thereafter
WHITE STAR LINE, 9 Broadway, New York, or I-ocal
Agents.
Money
to Loan
I1S.O00 TO LOAN TO* SUM 8 TO SUIT
I IMFROVTCD PROPERTY.
Pollard & Bagby
aur^i^aJe^^^Sap.
By A. L Adamson,
Real Estate i Auctioneer,
Richmond, Vu.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!
AUCTION SALE
OF V
A LAGE LOT OF OLD BUILDING MA
TERIAL IN WASHINGTON WARD.
Pursuant to a Joint resolution ap?
proved April 18. mi, and by direction
of the Building Inspoctor, I will, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16, 1911,
at 4 P. M..
offer for sale, on the, promises,- the."
three-story brick building, known as
the Fire Engine House unit City Ottlce
Building, and the one-story brick
building known as the Market Build- ,
tng. both In Washington Square. Theso
buildings contain n largo number ot
second-hand brick and much valuable
building matorlal, and will be sold to
the highest bidder, to bo removed with?
in sixty dnys from dato of sale. Specl
Ilcatlons governing the removal ol
theso buildings and other Information
C.nn be had from the offlco of tho Build- ?
lng Inspector or from tho auctioneer.
TERMS: Cash.
A L. ADAMSON.
_^_Auctioneer.
High Constable's Sale
I will sell by public suction, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 1BTH DAY OF NO?
VEMBER, 1911. 3 O'CLOCK P. M.,
at my storehouse. No. 1306 East Frank
lln. the following property, to satisfy
distress warrants and executions la.
my hands: Bureaus, Washstands, Hal
Racks. Carpets, fine Restaurant Steam?
ing Tnblo. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WYATT. JR.,
H. C. O. R.
aurtton ftale?. future 23aps.
By E. A. Catlln & Co..
16 North Eighth Street.
NO. U18 N. TWENTY-SECOND ST.
AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
4:30 P. M.
This is a good house; is occupied
by a splendid tenant, who has beer,
there for some years; is In good order. ,
and the non-resident owner direct*
that it be sold. Falrmount car line, at
Marshall and Twenty-third Streets
will tako you to the property.
This property Is recommended at
the price which will be accepted.
E. A. CATLIN & CO.
By Pollard <fe Bagby.
Real Estate Agents and Auotloneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
GOOD PIECE OF BRICK PROPERTY
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY - FIFTH AND VENABLEf
STREET3. BEING NO. 2486 V EN?
ABLE STREET.
We will sell at auction, on premises
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16TH,
at 4:30 o'clock, the above mentioned
brick house containing about elgh*
rooms in splendid order. The lot is un?
usually largo and attractive. Parties
aro determined to sell, so oome and
get n bargain.
POLLARD A BAGBY.
Auctioneers.
JRcal (Estate tor ?alt.
Boulevard
NORTH OF BROAD.
$25 Per
Foot
Below market. Act quick.
D. N. WALKER & OO.,
No. 1 Mutual Building.
Table ?'Hole Dinner,? Saturday!
and Sunday eve/nlugrs, * to 9 o'clock.
?LGO each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. 11.50 per day and upward.
__^anttcjtjtj^e^rt-s_
GALEN HALL
Atlantlo City.
Hotel and Sanatorium,
With its elegant comforts. Its ton!.,
and curative baths and superior table
and service, Is an Ideal place for fall
and winter. Always open. Always
ready. Always busy.
F. L. Young.
General Managor.
?UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF]
MEDICINE ? vi?x
BTUABT McOUTRE. Mi D-, Pres.
Meclicin^-Deniitftry-Pharamey
lfllh Se*t!an Opens Septem bar 12th.
New building. New equiptAant
Eighty experienced tsuchere.
Ewellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory aocthods,
Dcsci Iptive Caulogua oa request.

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