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Greater Richmond's Greater Newspaper
WIBATEST WANT AND I1K.m, US
TA TIS MEDIUM IN VIKGI.NIA. ANW
ONE OK THIfl ?BST IN AMBlUOil,
Want Ad Rate*
In effect June 11,1911.
Dally, one ceut per word when wald
In advance. No Ad. taken for leas tiiau
?tn cvnta.
Ono and one?half cents a ivord all
claaslflcatlona except Situation Wanted
fur Sunday. Situation Wanted, out cunt
? word. No Ad. Sunday tnUeu (or !???
?Uun ntteen ceute.
No Ad?, taken for than twenty
?vc ccutit when phoned In or charged
at the counter.
1'tione ordera nut guaranteed.
Clansltlcatlon uut auaxuntccd attei
? i:w 1?. si.
Kor buataeaa contracts, aead lot the
w'am Ad. pbuue Slunroe u_
sLWt an'o jrouno
tf&ftiri^'uciiiiS. no -i^ri^itteir
mond tor NortolK uuoul 3u ycare ago,
contracted yellow fever and died.
Information leading to relatives on j
Weber or llu?baru hUIo will pleas?.
notify ic. M. aU KU Kit, Law Olllee, IU7 ;
East Market Street, CharloltesvlUe, i
'?a. ?
Ijdp CCJtanteD, a?ale
^^AsTkTu.'"b uirXC ?"~A?i'iMi.^Al?LE:
bodied, unmarried men, between age*
ot 18 and 30; citUons of United dtstes,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who ensi el'eak, rcail and write
the English language. For informa
iion, aic>ly to itecrultlng Otllcei. S?O
East Dh... l Street, ltlchmond. Va.
*W A N ^[B?TIy?Uvla ?J3N:TO LKaRS
the auiomobllu business; poelllona
aucurud conrvclcni graduatus. UlCli
MU.ND A?'l'r HCUUOi? uUJ Urauaiu
Btreet._
7.0uo OOVEKNMKNT JOBS OPEN.
Write for free Hut. FItANKMN IN?
STITUTE. Dopt. 376-l, KuchVBlor.
N. Y._
YOU' A Uli w7\N~niIi FOR OOVBRN
m^nl Job; ISO inunth; sand puatal f'jr
lUt or positions op?,n. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 375-l. Rochester,
N. Y,_
feituationo tUantrb, *&aU
rWA^TED? "posit i on UV "e xt' e ill en"3
cd bookkeeper imd general olllce
man. Address d t>s6, caro Timon
DUpatch. _
Xiou8k~*paintek nbeds work, iq
years at the trade. Cull or drop U
card to me. 212 Baft Main Street.,
Richmond. Va._ _i
[Wanted, position ?"h shippino
clerk, good icference ua to ublllty.
Ilox 1R.1. city._
&ttuation0 ttrtantf?, j-rmale
5C LAtlY DESIRES"i^BlTto3T^?Afl
stenographer; good references fur?
nished. Address Box 043, Warrenton,
n c._
~ &?Tfc?ore~?nb ~fea Irsnuri
und printing salesman. State experi?
ence and territory travelled. knox
VILLE LITHOOHAPHWa co.. Knoi
vllle, Tenn._
?wflS?tdti: foV&Jtz
STSKT?tE?T in~hi 'ck t s gh a m^" GolfJP
ty. good 750-acro farm; only about
four miles from railroad station, near j
church and good schools; also near
Store und mill. This farm la well !
adapted to corn, wheat and fruit,
and Is well wnterod and about 200
acre- of standing limber. Have Just
refused Jl.t'JO for the hickory tlm
l.er; alio from 3.000 to 4.001 feet of
poplar limber. Place could bo puld for
in cord wood from the place. This
U well worth 120.000. hut If
riold lit once can be bought for
flS.000. Has good house on It, and
most all of necessary outside build?
ings. Easy terme and best of rea
BO| ? fur (?elllnif. Address k 739, care
Time i-Dlspatch. Richmond. Va.
ISUal C?tatc f-ot Bent
If? a VTED7^TEV.CNlrT^l^M^OT^iT
.-trnhlo wholesale house near Four?
teenth and Cary Streets. Rent very
attractive. Bldetraek on corner. D.
OaULUVAN, Madison 203^_
6IX-ROOM HOUSE; UP-TO-DATE:
Barton Heights Phon* Madison
t?C-2-J._
SoatMng
? if a"l l "i^rdIntTTi ou s eT "TTea son -
able rates. 1003 West Grace Street.
K EMBERS of THE L^?Ts1JaT?"RE
will And flrst-class rooms and 'coard
at MRf). A. B. CAMM'B. 320 East
Graoe.
&oom0 Jf?tTRcnt
lfr^CY^'URNISHEr5~ROOMS
week up; central. 808 Bast Clay.
LARO K. BRIGHT, FRONT ROOMS;
good size single rooms, with wrate.
M North SlNth. _
>V ANTED, GENTLEMAN OCCUPANT
for nicely furnished room, convenient
to bath; centrally located; references.
Phone Madison 6071._
caantfo
WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT THE
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY 18 A
STRONG COLLATERAL BANK; CAP?
ITALIZED AT S3O0.O00. ALL BUSI?
NESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
SECOND FLOOR, BRYAN BUILD?
ING, EIGHTH AND BROAD
STREETS.
A beautiful, HEALTHY qirl]
baby, about one and a half years
old. will be given for adoption to]
responsible couple. Apply to II 660,1
care Tlmeu-Dlspntch,_
wante'd. burroughs adding" ma
chlne; must be In good condition.
Kindly state lowest price and full
particulars. h 6c7, care Tlmes-Dls
_patch._
.wanted, to borrow $5.000 at b
per cent, for four yearK on Improved
city real estate; nrst mortgage given.
Address L ?$?, care Times - Dispatch.
WANTED. to buy for CA3H HOUSE
hold goods In any guiiniKy. Phone
Madison 3851.
DELICIOUS AND "?T'PETIZINtI TAY-S
? lor's pork roll, at your irrocrr'-'. 1
ittTSian '"h?iiT"*twtjTiTiT"""ANu "s67d
ni HUOHI?a'R 30? Nortl; Third
TRUE ECONOMY.1* NO BONE OIt FAT.
Tavlor's pork mil, ut your grocer's
C?iil an? ?liooD
IF ' ! I lAi> * ALL Ti U;r"TESTlaigni AlTS
of good housekeepers ami the few
men of good Judgment that express
theinselyos amout i^oncvs wood it
would bo int'-restlnu an-l worth even
more than 10 cents. If you will or
iler this week or next ( will send
dry onk ami pine and tho best oak
and ,,lne slabs ever ?oUI and coal that
burns. long's, l^lifi West flroad.
LvJUiiiu t.UtinfcU
WXS'fiS'DT ^I^?^^G^ufcvfSHED
rooms, centrally located, south of
Broad. Ajldress 1205 1-2 West Main.
^fTnED LADY wishes RO?if, WITH
or without board. In refined family
lietwecn 000 and l.f.OO blocks west.
* References exchanged. Phono Madi?
son 3781. _
automobilts lor S>ale
weil runabout: used as demonstrator:
annlnment complete. Apply MANAS
II G-ViJ MOTOR U.\n CO., Mnnassas, Va.
DAILY PUZZLES
What kin? of paper?
ANSWER TU VKSTKRDAY'S PUZZLE.
Poker,
6'01 fealr i
^W^^N^'^T? '^S?IT roI\ aUSBBU :
tires put on pronptly, at RICHARD? I
BON,'BROS'?. 616 Brook .Vvnnu?.
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
delivered In Virginia and North Car
ollno, 11.40 por thousand, sure ncud
ors; bunchod In lots of ?U plants.
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO., Meggens.
: a c._
FINE CARRIAGES. 'BUSINESS BUG
gle?, all kinds ot wagons, carriage'
and wagon repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Kousoiiublo prices. W. O I
HM ITH &. CO, i 14 N. Klfth Street.
TWO .SECOND-HAND RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and several wagons,
til In good repair and patuted. Thi-.so ,
oru baigulns. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731
_East Cary Street.
KOTT SALE. MY GENERAL! MEIlCAN
tile business In Sussex county, forty- !
five mllo? of Ulchuiond: right miles
of the Atlantic r;oa<,t Line; aljt miles
of th<5 .Southern Railway; an estab?
lished stand of twenty-fivo years:
fifteen to twenty thousand dollars'
trade; books open to Inspection to
any ono that means business; four
to live thousand dollar stock, which
can be reduced to suit buyer If they
wish; terms will be made very easy.
Address: II 651. care Times-Dispatch.
NO ?r??ch AT BREAK FAST TIME.
Just slloe and fry Taylor's pork roll.
At ye?ur grocsr's.
YOU, ALWAYS FILL THE BIDE WHEN
you ?*nt Btnlthtlcld sauaugc.
F0R~SIA LB, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
business wagons, top and open, for
every use. Lowest prices. Easv
terms. A. MEYERS SONS.
f?OtfC(0
El3cTTtTc^garageT^MM-TaN*d~ m ?ES
Etreetti.?Wo have opened an up-to
date and well-equipped electric gar?
age for tho care of electric vehicles
and storage bnltarlcs.
RAUCH * LANG ELECTRICS, WA
verley electrics, Phone for a dem?
onstration, and let Mr. Smith t.-ik
wttb you. W. C. SMITH 4 CO.. Vino
and Main. SI 4 M. I fth Street.
TAKE NOTICE! I HAVE THIS DAY
appointed I". P. Wright my agent
to conduct the bakery business at
2000 Venablo Streiet. to buy and sell
for cush only. W. R. ROBINS.
January C. 1012;_
JEST THE RIGHT THING IN THE
right place. Taylor's pork roll. At
your grocer's.
WANTKD. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. 912
East Main Street, buy. Bell, axehasgO
and remount dlumonds In the latest
styles. Old goiv, and silver always
taken In exchange.
23tt0?iu00 ?bpjiocrunitUg
loXns""5n diamonds] jewelry,
silverware, etc., at legal
rate of interest. pawnbrok?
ers' tickets redeemed. busi?
ness confidential equitable
loan society. eighth and
broad 8treets. bryan bldg.
salesmen.
BANKERS.
BROKERS.
DESIRED to co-OPERATE IN THE
organization of a hlgh-clata business
proposition. Charter and large
amount capital already secured. Has
International scope and already as?
sured successful operation tual prom?
ises exceptional profits. Board of
directors consists of bankers In live
Southern States, treasur.-rs of two
largest railroads and others. In?
dorsements unlimited. Personnel of
stockholders commands additional
capital. Thia proposition offers un?
limited opportunities to high-class
salesmen, bankers and brokers re?
gardless of location. Salesmen must
furnish reference and complete In?
formation regarding former employ?
ment, etc. Territory will he assigned
and protected. Address PRESIDENT,
P. o. Box No. S37. Norfolk. Va.
GOOD WILL AND FIXTURE3 OF AN
established dental practica in small
town, with exceptional country trade,
no opposition. Reason for leaving,
have taken office In city. This can
be bought cheap. For full particu?
lars address i>R C. L. D EVAN BY,
Clarksvllle. Va._
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
Jewelry at lowest rat's of Interest
No charges for storage. N. F. JA?
COBS & SON. 218 N. Ninth Street.
JUST PHONE I S IF YOUR GROCER
does not keep Taylor's pork roll. P.
A. HE IN OLE & CO.; pisjtjbujprs._
COURT BALE OF~A~VALCABLE DAIRY
and stock farm In Orange and Atbe
mar'.e counties. Virginia. On FEB?
RUARY I. 1911, we will offer for solo
at public auction cue of t"ie tinost
dairy and slock farms and equip?
ment in the celebrated Piedmont sec?
tion of Virginia, containing 305 acres.
Experts have pronounced the farm a
most valuable location for extensive
orchards, including the celebrated
Albemui'10 pippin apple, Buildings now
and modern. For descriptive book?
let and other information write to
OEO. L. BROWNING and V. R.
SH ACKELFORD, Special Commls
sinnei.i. OratigO; V "a
shoe" it Iii 'air ing.
75c. HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES, 60c.
ladies: every pair sower; best leath?
er; no noils, m pegs. Jtoyal rub?
ber heels. 25c: Tred-Air rubber heels.
*0c,j lentbcr heels rebuilt like now,
20c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 7IC E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe, 26C7._
UPIlbLSTBRJNO.
FURNITI'l;i: REPAIRED AND POL
Ished. nuittrc-sscs renovated, antiques
bouctbt and sold. LEVY, tho Uphol?
sterer, I2."i Weist Broad.
"~"irlottf 4?oc ISUnt
FOUR-KOOM FLAT. WITH BATH, 517
West Clav? Street, second iloor, ;i
per month; unexplred lease; owner
leaving city February 1. Apply 417
West .Clay. __
FOR RENT. FLAT OF THREB.ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnished. Applv A;
M. WALKUP, JR., No. 301 S. Fourth
Htreot.
The Valentino Museum
ELEVENTH AND clay STREETS. ?
Open tally rrom 10 \. m. to i V. m.
Admission, '..'Go. Free on Saturdays.
ECHO OF M'CUE CASE
IN SUPREME COURT
Liability of Insurance companies for Policies on
Lives of Men Executed for Murder May
Be Decided This Week
vVaahlngton, January 7.?"With mono
I than 100 cases undor consideration, the
I Supreme Court of the Unltod States Is
oxpectcd to hand down many lmpor
I tant decisions Tuoeday, when It prob?
ably will announce opinions aifter tho
holiday recees.
Moro light may ho shed on the anti?
trust problem by decisions In the St.
Louis brhU: ? case, tho "hard coal" suit
against the. -principal anthracite coal
carrying railroads arid, coal-producing
companies or Pennsylvania, and the
"cotton corner" case, arising out of
I transactions on tbe New York Cotton
i Exchange.
Tho validity of several F?deral laws
may be determined. Foremost among
I ihass Is the employers' liability law.
which has been under consideration by
j the court since last February. A sec?
ond decision rnuy be rendered regard
I lug tho validity of the "Cannock
amendment" to the lnterstat? com
| inercu lawe. wheroby Initial carriers
wero made liable for damages or loss
of goods, whether occurring on their
I lines or those of connecting carriers.
Tho fntc of a score or more of State
j laws may bo decided. Of these, the
constitutionality of the Orogon . Ini?
tiative and referendum system has at?
tracted tho most attention, because tho
ruling of tho court will be applicable
to lav/e In nearly halt tho Stsles of
tho Union.
Foreign corporation law? of Kansas,
New York and Texas may b3 passed
upon. Othor laws under consideration
arc the "hours of service law" for rull
road employes In the Stafo t>f Wash?
ington; the Missouri antitrust law; the
North Dakota drainage law; tho Kan?
sas "black powder" law: the New York
Iraner tax law; tho Montana law tax?
ing hand laundries; the North Caro?
lina law regulating the receipt of
goods by railroads, end the Arkansas
law, requiring railroads to pay within
thirty days claims for live stock killed
by trains.
Several gcnornl question* of law may
bo decided, such as the validity of the
transftr or allotted lands by thousands
of Oklahoma Indians, and the liability
of Insuranco companies for policies on
the llvos (<f men executed for murder.
The latter point arose In the c.ise of
.1. Samuel McCue. Mayor of f'.harlottes
vltle, Va.. who was executed in lPOB
for the murder of his wife.
News of Petersburg.
Th-; Timea-Dispat i. Bureau,
?> BolllngbrOOh Street.
Phone JIS5.
Petersburg, V?,, January 7.
Robert Gllllairi, .lr,, member ot tlio i
House of Delegate? from this city, will
vote against an enabling act to sub?
mit tile question of State-wide -prohlhi
tlon to a vote of th* people, lie be?
lieves in the principle of Viral option,
as <lo tho great majority of his con?
stituents. Mr. Gllllarn is also opposed
to the renewal of the penitentiary con?
vict contract. Senator P. H. Drewry,
of this district, while he has not pub?
licly committed himself, will. It Is bo
lleved, oppose both the enabling act
an,l the convict contract.
Senator Hchbs, of Prince George, and
Delegate Thomas E. Clarke both favor
loe.il option, with regulations. Oe the
best m?ans of controlling the liquor
traffic.
Six Inches of Snow.
Snow fell to depth of between six
and seven Inches here last night. The
ground was dry and hard frozen, and
there was no melting of the snow as It
fell. There was good sleighing during
S^CEtflltJ?
Headquarters,
Commander)' ot St Andrew-.
No. 13, Knights Templar.
Richmond, Va., .lanunrv 0. 1S12. j
XG BNERA L ORDERS:
?Sir. Knights,?Attend a stated
conclave Of tho commandery at
your asylum In the Masonic
Temple. MONDAY. Slh Inst.. at 7:45
o'clock P. IL, In citizen's dress.
Members of Richmond Commandery.
I No. 2. and all transient Sir Knights are
J courteously Invited to be present.
By order of the Eminent Commander.
J. O. HANKINS.
Attest: Captain -i 1 en oral.
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON;
_Recorder.
The Savings Bank of Richmond.
111" E. Main Street, Klebmond. Va. 1
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of this bank
will be held at the banking house
THURSDAY, .January 11, at 4 P. M.I
_JAP. M. HALE. Cashier.
I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE I
stockholders of the Virginia State!
Fair Association, Inc.. will be hold
JANUARY t, 1012, st 6 P. M.. In the
Assembly Room. Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond. Va. W. DOUGLAS GOR?
DON, Secretary._ I
Virginia State Insurance Company,
Richmond, Va., December 29. 101L
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
etockholcrs of this company will
be held at the office of the company,
in the city of Richmond. Vn., on
THURSDAY, January 25. 1512, at 13
i o'clock noon.
WILLIAM R, MILLER,
_;_Treasurer, j
Bank of Commerce and Trusts.
I Richmond, Va., December 28. 1911.
?THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of tho stockholders of this bank will
be held at Its banking rooms, No.
001 East Main Street, on TUESDAY,!
January &. 1912. at n a. m.
RO. M. KENT. JR., I
_Cashier, j
Richmond, Va., December 16. 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the*, stockholders of the Union
Bank of Richmond. Vs., will be held
on THURSDAY, January 11th, 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon, ot their banking
house, 1107 East Main Street.
GEORGE W. CALL.
_Cashier.
Richmond, Va., December 8, 1011,
! THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of thy Planters' Na?
tional Bank, ot Richmond, Va., will
be held at 12 o'clock M. on TUES?
DAY. January 9, 1012, In the bank
building. RICHARD H. SMITH. j
Cashier.
National State a: d City Bank"! j
Richmond, Va. !
I THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of th'y bank will
be held TUESDAY; January 'j, ms \
at 12 o'clock noon. In tho bank build i
ing, 1109 E. Main St., at which h?ec*>
mg there may be considered una
I adopted changes or amendments of
I the articles of association. I
I JULIEN H. HILL, Cas'.Her.
National Bunk or Virginia, i
Richmond. Va., December ?, 1011.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
I of tho stockholders of the National
I Bank of Virginia will be held TUES?
DAY, 'January f>, 1912, at 12 o'clock
noon, at their banking house, cornur
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond.
Va. W. M. ADDISON,
Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TilL
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Richmond, Va., for the elec?
tion of directors and for such other
business as may properly come beiJro
said mooting, will be held in tiie di?
rectors' room of said bank, No. tint
East Main Street, Richmond. Va.. 12
o'clock noon, TUESDAY, January oth,
1912. JOHN M. MILLER, JR.,
_Cashier.
Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond, Vs., December 27, 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
atockholders of this company will bo
held at the oltice of the company
in the city of Richmond, Va., ou
TUESDAY, January ic, 1010, at 12
o'clock noon. L. D. AYLETT,
_Secretary.
Richmond. Va., January 4, ifii2.
TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stoekhold'-r? of the Christo Manufac?
turing Company, of Richmond, Va..
for the election of directors and for
such other business as may proparly
come before said mooting, will be
held at the office of t'no company at
130 Virginia Street, 4 P. M. MONDAY.
January lf>. Business of much Im?
portance will eonio before this meet?
ing and every stockholder Is urged to
be present.
(Signed;, IL B, CHRISTIAN.
VrosldouL
to-rtny, and n number of slashing
Partien wtro out enjoying the rides.
Valuable Hing llccoverrd.
A valuable diamond ring was stolen
about October 1 from the room of Miss
Spencer, a tralnod nurse at tho Peters- j
burg Hospital, and last night It war]
recovered. A negro boy entered o ]
pawn store on Sycamore Street and
borrowed a dollar on a ring. The ring ,
was sesn to be so valuable that the
police were at onco notlftud of the
transaction by tho pawnbroker. A de?
scription of the boy was given, and he
was so?n niter arrested at, a colored
moving picture snow. Through him
tho possession of the ring was traced
I to a tecond party, nnd thence to a
I third, a young nusro woman named
j Heathen Henuur.'on, ivho waa arrested
I as tue tine;'. The Henderson girl was
In tnu liaDit Of taking clothes from tu:
hospital to bu launuercd by n?r mother,
ana on thu day the ring was lust was
in Miss Spuncor's room. Sje denies the
charge of stealing the ring, und ex?
plained thut sue :ound It in a basket
of cioihes. Tho ring U valued ut I15i>.
Felonious Cutting mid Anauull.
Arcnie Thomas, a negro, was ar- j
icsied lasi night on a aoublc charge I
of telonious culling and ussaull. Tho
truublo occurred ut a pool room on
Halifax Street and about a trivial
I mailer. Hubert Harris was cut over
the lefi templu and on thu left check
j by Thomas, and llulua Meads, who be?
came interested In the game, was
! knocked in the head with u small Iron
bunk, thrown by Thomas. Ulu scalp
waa cut open: Neither of the negroes
is seriously hurt.
I'crHonu] and Otherwise.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mcl. RulBn and Mr.
and Mrs. W. IL Worth left last even?
ing lor Savannah. Ua., to attend thu
wedding of Lieutenant W. R. Nicl'.ols.
U. S. Ah to Miss Josephine Stevens, of
Savannah, which is to take place on
Wednesday. Lloutenant Nichols Is h
i native of Petersburg, and a brother of
j Mrs. R?ttln and Mrs. Worth.
Soou to Retire.
I Judge Walter A. Watson, In leileru
to the candidates for the Judge.-hip
to succeed lilm in this dis-trlct. stated
that ho expects to tender his reslg
I nation within tho next two weeks in
I order to enable him to enter on Ills
campaign for Congress. There arc
three aspirants for tho olllou to be
vacated by Judge Watson: Ex-Con?
gressman R. C, Sou thai!, of Amelia;
Willis P.. Smith, of Petersburg, and |
Freeman Epes, of Nottowny.
JlinnUrupt ?otice?
IN THE DISTRICT COURT ~OF THE
UNITED STATUS FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In ihe matter of , Nu. 1Q4C
IWARKEN F. SCOTT. I in
Bankrupt, j Bankruptcy
ORDER OF NOVICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 3d day of January, A. D. 1912,
j on reading th-.! petition for discharge
! of the banartipt, it is
j Ordered by tne court, tliat a hearing
i he had upon the same on the BT11 DA 1
I OF FEbKL'AKY. A. D. 1912. before sul.il
1 court at Richmond, In said district,
at 12 o'clock noon; and that notice
thereof be published in Tho Tithes
I Dispatch, a newspaper printed in said
district, und thai all known creditors
; and other pei>one In Interest may
appear at the said time and place, and
show cause, if anv they have, why the
prayer of the skid putitioner should not
be granted.
And it Is further ordered by tho
court, thai tho vlerk shall send by i
mall to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them ai their places of residence
: .stated.
i Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
j WADDILL, JR.. Judge of the said court.
, and the seal thereof, at rtlehmond.
; in baid district, on the ad day of Jan
i uur.v. A. D. 1012.
Attest:
JOSEPH P. Bit ADV.
Clerk.
(Seal of Hie Court.)
ALFRED E. COHEN, ESQ.,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
j IN TUB DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
.ii the matter of > No. ins.".
CHARLES E. LEFEW, V In
tyinkrtipt. 1 Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE,
I On this 3d day of January, A. D.
. 1012, on reading the petition for dis?
charge < l the bankrupt, it Is
Ordered by the court that a hearing
be had upon the sainfc on Ihe. 8TH DAV
OK FEBRUARY, A. D. 1912, before
; suld court, at Richmond, In .-mid
Jdistrlct, at 12 o'clock noon; and that
I not tee thereof be published in Tin
[Times-Dispatch, a newspaper printed
jln said district, and Hint all known
I creditors and other persons In Interest
.may appeur at the Bold time and place,
janci sdiow cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should
not .bo granted.
And It Is further ordered by the
court, that th"o clerk shall send by
mall to all known creditors. copies
said petition and this order, addressed
to them at their places of residence ce
stated.
Witness th-- HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDIL1.. JR-. Judge of the said court,
und the J"'iil thereof, at Richmond, in
said district, on the 3d day of Jan
nary. A.. D. 1?I9,
Attest:
JOSEPH V. BRADV,
Olork,
(Seat of the Court, v- ? l
MESSRS- MONTAGUE & MONTAGUE
?Vltornuva for llankriint.
STRUGGLE IN OHIO
WILL BE MEMORABLE
Progressives Have MUjjrity of Delegates to
Const itutional Convention, but Conservatives
Are in Determined Mood.
Columbus. Ohio, January 7.?- Tho
great Stato of Ohio will begin on Tueat
clay next tho reconstruction of tnc
Constitution. On that 'lay a Constitu?
tional Convontlln, recognized by all fac?
tions as preponderantly progressive, If
not radical, will convene, in this city'
tor a struggle in which hotly debated I
questions of the Initiative and roforen- -
aum, the recall of publlo officials. In?
cluding tho judiciary, and tno liquor
question will ovorshadow all other pro?
posals.
The fact that a majority?perhaps as
largo as 70 por cont.?ot tho delegates
chosen to this convention are classed
ivi progressives, wlillo the inoro con?
servative clement makes up in deter?
mination what it may lack in numbers,
foreshadows a bitter and protracted
RESIGNS HIS POSITION
IN REVENUE SERVICE
Veteran Deputy Collector Forced by
Condition of Health to Unit.
Other Aolicvllle News,
(Special to The Tltuns-Dispatch.J
Asbovtlle, N. C, January 7.?Deputy
Collector T. C. McCoy, of the revenue
department, who, with ono exception.
Is tho oldest man In point of service
In the department In this district, hns
resigned hla position, which he has
held for the pflst twelve years. The
reasons given for the rcslgmulon are
that Mr. McCoy'a health is such that
he will Jn tho future be unable to
spend as much time out of doors as
the position requires. No sticcessur has
yet been named, and none will bo
ehoson until after the civil service
examinations are hold hero next
month. Tho civil service board will
also 'be- called upon to give out ex?
aminations for a successor to Deputy
Colloctor \V. A. Nltzer, who resigned
from the department some time ago.
At u recent meeting jf tho Board of
Aldermen the AehoviUo Cemetery Com?
pany was refused permission to ex?
tend Its borders within J00 Coot of
Pearson's Drive. The cemetery is
situated on the banltc jf the Fronch
Uroad River, and at tho time that
property was chosen for its location it
was believed that the cemetery would
remain out of the city for an ln
1 definite perlo<j of time. However, the
section of the city In which the burial
' ground is Ifa^ntcd has been developed
i Into one of tho prettiest residential
! section of Ashcvlllo, and In view of
j tho fuct that freely 3lgned petitions
wore presented to the board usklng
. that the company not bo allowed to ox
j tend Its limits, this action was tnltcn.
Rov. E. T. Coyner, who, since tba
establishment of the Eninnuol Luth?
eran Church hero oight yaari ago. has
occupied the pulpit of that church,
I ona accepted a call to Conovor, where
i .10 will be secretary to the board Ol
:rustees of Conovor College, the Luth?
eran school of this Stale. No successor
las yet been ehoson to Rev. Mr. Coy?
ner.
An automobile party, composod of
iV. O. Johnson. Janus Demon, Roy
Young, Mrs. J J. Rich and Mrs. Estcll
Moodey, hnd a narrow escape from
drowning Wednesday night, when the
jar which they wcro driving ulong
Riverside Drive turned turtle, and was
overturned In a branch which runs
.o one side of tho road. The occupuntj
of the car wero pinned In the water,
And but lor the aid of persons who
sritnesdod the accident and who pried
! the car troni over the oecupunta with
timber It Is believed that they would
nave been drowned, as they wero un
nble to extricate themselves from the
water. As it was no one wno hurt,
j although the mnch'nc was badly dum
i aged. It was tho property of Mr. John
j con, who wits driving It.
News has been received hero of a
lire which burned a shuttle and box
factory and threo dwelling houocs In
Dillsboro, N. C. Wednesday night. Tho
origin of tho tire Is unknown. The
damage is estimated ot $20,000.
j4*dn?rupi i?met?.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THE
UNITED STATES FOR TUE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter of
WILLIAM WIRT
HALEY.
Bankrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this Sd day of January, A. D.
1912, on reading the petition for dis?
charge of tit*.- bankrupt, it is
Ordered by the court that a bearing
bo had upon tho same on the STH DAY
DA V OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1012. before
said court, at Richmond, In said
district, at 12 o'clock noon: and that
notice thereof be published in The
Times-Dl^patch, a newspaper printed
in said district, and that all known
creditors and other riersons In lutr-reat
may appear at the said time and place,
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of the said petitioner should
not be granf>d.
And It is further ordered by tho
court, that the clerk shall send by
mall to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDILL. JK.. judge of the said court,
and the seal thereof, at Richmond, In
said district, on the ad day of Jan?
uary, A. D. 1912.
At teat:
JOSEPH P. BRADY.
Clerk.
(Seal of tho Courtl
JOHN B. GAYLE. ESVo
Attorney for Bankrupt.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
In the matter of \ No. 9-16.
MILLICENT W. HAIGHT, > I"
Bankrupt. > Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On Ibis Sd day of January, A. i>.
1012. on read In;: the petition for dis?
charge >>f the bankrupt, it is
Ordered by the court thai a hearing
be had upon the same on the KT 11
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1012, before
said' court. at Richmond. In said
district, at 12 o'clock noon; and that
notice thereof be published In Tho
Times-Dispatch,' a newspaper printed
In said district, and that nil known
creditors and other persons In Interest
may appear ot the said time and place,
ami show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer of -tho said petltlonet should
not be granted.
And It Is further ordered by tho
court, that the clerk shall send by
mall to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, addressed
to them, at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness tho HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDILL, JR.. Judge of the said court,
nnd the seal thereof, at Richmond, in
eald district, on the 3d day of January.
A. D. 1912.
? Attest.
JOSEPH P. DRADY,
Clerk.
(Seal of the Court >
GEORGE C. FITJ5H UG11, ESQ.,
.Attorney for Bankrupt.
No. 10?L
In
Bankruptcy.
struggle Whatever lte outome, thd
peopln will have thereafter tholr "say"
about It In tho ensuing general elec?
tion. They rejected the proposed Con
attention adoptd In 1873-'74.
Ohio is the first State eaat of tho
Mississippi to attempt the revision of
it3 organlu law aluco dlroct legislation
und direct control of public oftloliils by
the electorate enmo Into vogue In sev?
eral Far Westorn Stales, and llio out
como In Ohio will be watched with
keenest Intcrost by tho people of ovoiy
other Stute.
Analysis of the statements regarding
tho mental attitude of the delegates
elected discloses the fact thai all of
thu progressives uro for tho Initiative
und referendum, und many of them
want provisions for tho recall of the
Judiciary. Practically every lubor del?
egate stands for the recall of all olll
ccrs. Many of tiio farmer delegates,
however, while favoring the InltlatlvO
and referendum, refuso to lncludo the"
recall of Judges In their program, nt
the same tlmo supporting this idea for
other officials.
Interviews with representative del
cgatCH throughout the State Justify
the statement that sentiment Is more
concorned with the proposed modlilca
tion of representative government than
with any other matter likely to come
beforo tho convention. They prefor
placing the liquor license question In a
secondary position. The Initiative and
referendum, they assert, is paramount
to nil issues.
When the 19? delegates to the con?
vention are called to order In tho House
of Representatives at the State Capitol
hero. It will be tho most notably rep?
resentative of all classes of the pooplo
of thle State of any gathorlng In Ohio's
nistory. Included In tho peraonnel ot
the convention will bo one former Con?
gressman, one former Licutennnt-Gov- i
srnor, two membors of the present Leg- I
Is hit urc, many former legislators, many
former Judges, several ministers, a
?arge number of farmers and represent?
atives from commercial and industrial
walks of life. The Democrats have the
majority, with 3lxty-flve delegates.
The Republicans have forty-eight del?
egates, the Independents throo and the
Socialists throe.
Under the law providing for tho con?
vention, the oldest member present will
preside for the purpose of temporary
organization. This honor will fall to
the lot of Judge Dwyer, of Dayton, who
Is In his eighty-first year.
ai_ 1?1._?
__SltlanttcjCttJ?Jftesaortc_
GALEN HALL
Hotel and Sanatorium.
With its elegant comforts. Its tonlo
und curative baths aud superior table
l and sorvicc. Is an Ideal place for fall
j and winter. Always open Alwav*
ready. Always bu6y.
I-'. I.. Young,
General Vanuger
Atlnntlc Cltv
tjotrI-3
Table d'llote Dinner* Saturday
and .Sunday evenlngn, (I to 0 o'clock,
91.r>0 each.
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hold In the
South. European plan. Itooms single
and en suite, with ami without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. 81.50 per day an J upward.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
- 4 .mi a.m.
?A.tz- a.m.
?fi.6'?a.m.
n 11 a.m.
?7.48 a.M.
?S.t.l a.m.
fO.UOi.M.
?la.lll norm
19.00 p.m.
t3.S0 p.m.
?.I6P.m.
?fi.lfil'.m.
?8.20 p.m.
Byrd M.st*.
M.I in St. Mt.
Byrd St.Stu
flyrd St. stn
Main St. St j
Hyrd St. stn
Main St. Sta.
llyrdSL Ml
nyr<l St. Sta
Uyrd St. stn
Klii? Station
Main St. Sta
Hi rit St. Kta
Arrive Richmond
*7.60 a.M. llyrdSt.Sta.
211.25 a.M. Klba Station.
111.1 . a.M. Byrd St.Sta.
'1.12 P.M. Mali, St. Nla.
?2.45 I'.M. KyrdSt.Sla.
t?.5? P.M. PyrdSt.Sta.
?i".:fi P.M. llyrdSt.Sta.
?8.10 P.M. Main St.Kta.
??J.IOP.M.llyrdKt.HI?.
?t).:!J P.M. Main St. Sta.
HO.SO P.M. HyrdSt.Sta.
?11.110 P.M. MalnSl.Stn.
?1-J.,',(! nUlitUyrdSI.su.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEE K0A YS.
Learo llrrd Bt. Sta. 1.00 I'. m. for l'rcdcrlck?.bursr.
I.tarc Kiln Sta. 8.20 A. M-.lt.WI P. 1\. for .Unland
Arrlre Byrd Kt.Sta.S.2.-. A.M.I'reai Kredf rtelndi'c.
ArrDe Klba Sta. 0.30 A.M..SJ10 P.M. from Aalilaod.
?Daily. tWeekdayo. {Sundays only.
1 Daily ercept Mondsy.
All tralaa to or from Byrd Street Station :
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. ru., j.50 a. ui and !
arriving .2 ?0 Bight) atop at Klba. Time of
arrivals and departures not guaranteed. Read
th* aigoi. I
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?bosal? Da ily?Neu Don N'uffa.
&::<> A.?Local?Dally?Ch'vlllo. Ex. Sun.
Thurpiont*
t'j-.oo A.?Bspreaa?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point
?10:00 A.?Local?Dully?Lcloir. Lex. C. r,.ru?.
?1:00 P.?ExproB!>?f?Daliy-'.ti.-lV villa.
tl:W P.?Expre.???Dallyr?Ui irfotk, }>|. News.
P.?Local ? Dally? N. S'ewt. o.d 1'oIul.
fi:!6 P.?Local?Dally?Gordonavllle.
6:15 1'.? Local?Ex. Sun.?I.rlibg, Natural
lirldg-u, Clifton r'urm.
?6:3i p.?Llnuaiid?Dally?ClacJfa'tt ciii-go.
?H:0o P?Kxprosit? Dully?faclanat!, L'vllla.
?8le*par>. IParlor Cor?.
T It A INS AKIllVr. IIU'IIMOND?Locil from
[East! Sill A. M . 7:60 P. M. ThrouKh from
En?l: 11:30 A. M.. i;:3o I*. M. Lo.:al from
Wests tV:M A. M.. 9-.C3 A. M. and 7:1;, p: M.
'fhreush: 5:30 A. M.. 2:30 P. SI. and 3:30 P. M.
Joni'-a River Line: "3:35 A. St., 5:4.1 p. M.
?? Daily extent Sunday.
fturtfon fealetf, future SDa^0
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OP
1TBAMQ DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
Us* ASHLAND. VA.
By virtue of deed of trust trom Jo?
sephine l Taylor and Henry S. Taylor,
hor husband, to tho underslguVd, dated
the 2d day of December. 1908, and ;
recorded In Hanover Circuit Court >,
clerk's office, default having bocn made
In tho payment of a portion of the debt
thereby secured, and bolng required so
to do by tho holder of the notes there- ,
In secured, I will sell at public auction.
In front of Stebblns's Store. In the
town of Ashland, Va.,
at 1:15 o'clock P. M.,
ON SATURDAY. THE 13TH OK JAN?
UARY. 1912.
a lot off land, with a frame dwelling
thereon, owned by said Josophlno I.
Taylor, and recently occupied by her
and family, situated In thn town of .
Ashland, on tho southern side of Han- ...
over Avenue, between James Street
and Stony Run. anil being of trlangu- '
lar shape, and containing one aero. .
and fronting 3 -12-100 chains on tho
southern line of Hanover Avenue.
TERMS OF SAT.E: Enough In cash
to pay the expenses of sate: any un?
paid past due taxes, and a ratable pro?
portion of the taxes for the year 1912.
nnd the sum of $l.i-00, with Interest .
i thereon from December -. 19111 and tha
residue In two equal Instalments at
one (1) and two (2) years, evidenced
by purchaser's notes, with Interest
added, and secured by deed of trust on
said property; or tho purchaser, at his
option, may pay all the purchase money
In cash.
,T. JORDAN LEAKB,
?T. A. MALLORY. Trustee.
Crier.
Ucal Gstnrc Siot Kent
FOR RENT.
Desirable Residence,
402 West Main Street
i.
Comfortable nine-room dwelling;
modern and In perfect order.
T. M. WORTIIAJI & CO..
18 North Ninth Street.
FOR RENT.
Cary Streot Storehouse,
1410 East Cary
Well equipped; two elevators ? hand
and electric power); side shipping
doors on wide alley; very light: four
I floors. Possession now.
T. M. WORTH AM i CO..
18 North Ninth Street.
Jrinancial
Money Money
to lend on Real Estate In sums to suit.
CHAP1N & HUME.
IftnUtoabs
i'ltcuiu.. e .......iclt ur' i-iiil sou Hi.
Trains Leave iticbniuiid.
N. 23.?Koitus tag seliudiiie liguit-s publish
ed ati inlormaiem uno nut j-uaranittod:
Fur uiu au-iui--D.il.> : ?;i0 A. M. Local
10:46 A. M. Kxptesa. U.vu P. M. Kxpieas,
'with electric llifhitid Sleeuinn Car tor At?
lanta and Birmingham. U:M r. M. Express.
Wock Days: 3:1.0 1?. M. Local.
YUMK. RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dully.?Connecting for JJal
tliuurii Moa., \\ va. and !? riuay. C:0o A. M.?
j_x. bun. an? -:18 Jf. M.?-Uon., Wed. and
Friday?j-ocul.
t1.11r.i Arrive Richmond.
From the South: S:50 A. AL, ?:I0 A. M.
2:0-1 P. M., a:U> P. Mi, dally; ej:fj? tlx. Sun
From West Point: 3:30 A. M. dally, ll:A> A.
M.', Mou.. We. and Frl., ?:24 P, M. Ex. buu.
S. K. UUKtiE?S, D. P. A..
S?7 IS. Main St. 'POone Madtsoa ?72.
Richraoud & Petersburg dearie Kailway
?-am leave MuiiVriem-sr, deventh uns Furry
Streets, ioi Pett-rauurg:
?C, J. S. "J 10, II, ?12 A. M . 1. 2. I. c
??6 Mi, 7, s. -? 10 P. iL
ll:vw 1'. 'iL. ior Cheater, 12:00 midnight Cor
Petersburg.
Curt leave Petersburg, Cuut of sycamore
Str'vut, ior Manchesters
Ti:l6, 6:34. ??7:1*. 'RUi, 3:34, 3:38, ?10:33. ll-.3i
A. M., UlSS, *1:33. 3:14, 1:14, ?RIS. 4:34, 6:34,
?i:3i. s:j4. ?.Ji. *10:4U, 11:10 P. M.
TDnlly except Sunday und holidays;
?parties ? i ... I. and express.
?"Limited, except Sunday* and holidays.
I All earn from iviv.uu-m connect with
can I or ItK'tiiuutid.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
um.v all itAii. ci.su; to Norfolk.
Schedule In effect January 1st, lots.
Leave Uyrd Streot Station, HUlunon.l, FOR
norfolk : -s:<\) A. m., ?3:00 P. m., ?4:10 p. M.
FOlt LYNCHBUHC AND Tlltl WEST: ?0:15
A. m , "10:00 A. m , ?tlCO P. m.',,9:S0 p. m.
Arrive Richmond trom Norfolk: ?11:40 A. M.,
?0:34 P. XI., ?11:30 1\ 11. From the West: '6:10
A, M? ?'S:? 1*. 34., bl:40 P. M., P.
?e:? p. m.
?Dally. r.Da?y ex. Sunday, bsunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. H. Bb'VlLL. C. H. boslbt.
O. P. A.. Itounoke.. D. P. A? Richmond.
SEABOARD AIll LINE,
Southbound trains scheduled to leavo
Richmond dally: ?;X0 A. M.?i^ocoi to
Norllnn. 1:20 P. M.?Sleopors and
coaches, Atlanta. Blrmlngnam, Savan?
nah, Jacksonville. 6:13 P. if?Florida
I ami tod lexeapt Sunday). y;43 P, M.?
Sleeper. Jacksonville coaches, Birming?
ham. 11:35 P. M.?sleepers. Jackson?
ville, Tampa, Birmingham, Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
In Richmond daily: 5:32 A. M., 7:3S A.
M 0;2i> A. M. (except Monday!, 5:03
P. M.i 6:40 P. M? Local._
HICIIMUND AND ClIKfcAPBABJS BAY
RAILWAY CO.MPANY.
Schedule of electric tri.ms to and from
Ashland. stopping ,.i InL : medialo stnilou*
i upon signal: Lv. Itichntond (Ilrcad and
Laurel Sis.): *e:C*. ?7:10. 8:10b. 0:10. ??10:10.
uro A. M.. 1:10. 2:10. 1:10, 4.1Kb, 6:10, J:W,
7:10, .-..too. 10:10, 11:16 P. M- LV. AshlauS:
1 ?&:?; 7b. x Jb. 10, "11 A m.. *13 At., ??l. 0,
3. I, Sb. S. 7, S. 9b. 11 P. il.
?Daily uxcopl Sunday. "Sundajr only.
I .am. k basease. _? _____
fistea nt boat)!
"oi.U UO.>t7?.l?X LINE.
L?. Itlchroond foot ot Asa St. dal:y.7;0O P.M.
Leavo Newport News.6:00 A.M.
Arrlvo Norfolk.1:10 A. M.
Counecte with main line steamer* leaving
Norfolk for Now tiirk daily except .-ubcj?
7:lV P. m. Conn.>ciions uiso atade by N, Ac
W. My. 3 P. m. end C. * O. Ity. at ft P. M.
Mgl.: Line steamers stop at Claienioat to
land or receive passenger* on slguut, aud
?.-Iii bo aid by iliu eonveyanee.
VIMtjINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jumes River
by.daylight for Norfolk an.I Olrl Point. New?
port News and all James ltlver landings,
i Steamer leavos Slo. Wednesday t it
' Friday at 7:00 A. m. Freight received fof
'all James ltlver lan4lugs. ' PhonoMaitisjn IT*.
' Main lk'Uct Office. 021 EC iln.lt street
WHITE STAR LINE
NEW Vimw?l'LYMOt.TH?CIIEItnOUICG?SOUTHAMPTON.
FAST MAIL KOITTK TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
The l.nr-, ?.< and l'lncat Steamer In ihe World.
fer "OLYMPIC" Hfc
Kreuch a In Cnrtr Itentnurnnt, Turklah nnd Klectrio 11? ti.s, ?vrjmulnat
Pool. Four Elevator?, fij liinnntiun, Vcrnattn Cafe.
I'Mlm Court, etc.' -
Will Nr.il l'rbm Xc? York
Wednesday, January 24, February 21
nnd lleniilurly Thereafter.
\V 11 IT 10 STAU I.INF.. ... - - ? 11HOAI?WAY, I?. V.
Or Local Airent?.

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