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Greater Itlrhmond'? f.renter Ncivnpapei
??Iti. ?m#*g]$^ IBj^pnlrh
GItEATEST WANT AND REAL E9
TATK MEDIUM IN VIUUINIA. AND
ONE OF THE U15ST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In offoot Juno 11, 1911.
Dally, one cent per murd iv?cn paid
tn advance, Nu Ad. taken for leas than
ten i i mi.
One uuil ouc-halt cents ? word all
cIuHxllleutlouH except Situation Wanted
Cor Min,inj. SHuutiou Wanted, one teut
** vvord. No Ail. ?iiuiiar InJteu lor 1??"
tiiuu ilftecn cent*.
No All?, ink, Ii for le?a> than twenty
avc ccntn tvbcii phoned lu or charged
ut the counter.
I'houe orders not guaranteed.
Cli>K?lilcatlou not Biiarnnteed alte* I
Otao 1*. M.
For buk-JoeKit coutractn. aend toi the
Wont Ad. "an. phone Monroe \._
2Cu0t an? jrotm?
IAJST. ~VI-^NEsi7AY~~~6^
uilver ivuton. Repaid l? rcuirneu to
ATLANTIC ANl> PACIFIC TWA co.,
CU? East Broad Street.
LOST. FROM"SliEIGH WEDNKSDAV".
red plume. Pleuse return to ?011 West
_Franklin Hit.., t.
dr.""c7T.' uATI :.s7~nT?iNT:D^u~Rli~E.
win pieu?e communicate at once with
IX 6on, cure Tluies-Dtspatcli. im ?
porlunt.
l?rlu CCiantcD, *a=>aU
yo? ah is wanted for govern
inent Job; Jo1* month; s:ud postal lor
list u; positions open. t ia.NKLlN
institute, Dept. 3V?-L. Hochester,
__n. y.
WAITED, two uoodh? It I IE IIS. ONE !
at 1?21 Mull Street, one at 2U22 blast.
_Maln Street. .
men i7i??i deas ' and inventive |
ability, write GEi.ELKY MciNr
tike, Patent Attorneys,; Washington? I
d. C, tor their tint of Inventions I
wanted and prizes ottered by leading !
?nanutactur?rs. I
two YOUNG MEN of ??od AP- I
pearonce, goo,I talkerr, capable, of 1
approaching people ub advance men I
In aeronautical proposition; mum
have unquestionable retorences as!
to hom-uty and Integrity, l'osltlon '
pays well, and worthy of any good
man's time tu Investigate. Hox 31.
S tut ion A-_?_
WANTED. a DRUG CLERK., CAPABLE ;
of taking charge of u good business,
a hustler, one who can make nusl- ,
ncss. Will bell lialf-intereEi or will ;
give an Interest in tue bus.ncss to
the right man. Address d 6s'J, caru
Times-Dispatch._
LiNOT ypE MACHINIST-OPERA TOR.
MUbt be ab.e to keep new No. ? an<i
a machinal in good condition and
give eight houre on keyboard. Non?
union town; 124 per week. Applica?
tions by letter only, giving detuila
of experience ?tut where, nave been
employed. RECORD, Harrisunburg,
Va.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR accus
ton.ed lu working in tmall town.
Give details us to experience and
where have been employed. RECORD,
Hnrrlsonburg, Va._
"WANTED, BRIGHT' YOUNO MAN TO
lissls't bookkeeper ar.d do general
olllre work AddrcBs In own hand?
writing, giving references as to
character and ability, aiyd stating
whelhei employed or not. Advise
salary expected. I'. O. Box'a&S. City.
7,.?i)U GOVERNMENT Joilb OPEN.
Write for free Hat. KRANK DIN IN?
STITUTE, Dopt. 3T6-U Rochester,
n. y._
W~? N T KO. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. Rich?
mond AUTC SCHUuL, -Oa Graham
Street. _
WANTED, KOH u. S. A RAI It, ?BUK
I id 11 1. unmarried men. between ugea
of Ir, and 3J, cltlxens of United .Stales,
of good character und temperate hab?
its, who- cuti speak, read and write
the English language. Kor informa?
tion, apply to Recruiting Oiliest, auo
East Bruiitd Street, Richmond. Va._
'):.. IIS'J URED DRUGGIST, FREE
from drink or dope, wanted at once;
short i:..urs. Salary no object tor the
ngr.t man. .-itate salary wanted.
VIRGlLiNA PHARMACY, Vlrgiilnu,
feirutition? cLlantrb, iBalr
KVm'peYENT IjO? u lk - l.n'TR v
bookkeeper und ollice man desires
position. Oooj relerences. Auarcss
C S76. care Times-Dispatch. I
l}tlp CClantfb, J-cmalc
VV^N'TElT. ^r7C^ASifiElV'"\VH?'"ca'n |
keep books, with Al references. Ap?
ply in handwriting to C i7:', care
Tlm<*s-Dlsparch._ _
V J R S T~C" LA "sis" ?" 11~A M H K11 MA I iS.
HOTEL ROANOICE, 111 North Kigritn
Street.
feiiiiau?ii? caantcD, Trittau
y"SD1Jo*TGa15y stenogbXpI i eiC'n?w
employed, desires to make change;
thoroughly compotcnL t" 677. caru
Times-Olspateli._
STENOGRAPHER, six YEARS' expe
rlehce, desires position. Phone Madi?
son S680-J.
"WANTED. SEWING By the day.
Sund postal to MRS. posi er, lel?
East Grace Street. _
tsolititovs anp &?leptnti\~
c a e'en d ar~ wsaLesai an^^lj57~^e"s -
tu&jished house wants salesman lor
3tatc of Virginia. Exclusive subjects;
high-giade line. Snlos manager now
in city. Phone MR. SEARS, Mudi
tioti S?S'j, for appointment.
pccjjoiiuijj
t. CUTLER. LATE OP HAAS BROS.;
New York City, nrst-clltss ladles'
tullor, 212 North Third Street.
Phone Monroe o-."0. New Year re?
duction suits from fUM up.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY 1
WILL ADVANCE YOU MONEY ON
YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY AT FROM I PER CENT
TO 3 PER CENT. PER MONTH. ALL
GOODS KEPT TWELVE MONTHS
AND YOU HAVE THE PRIVILEGE
OK REDEEMING THEM ON INSTAL?
MENTS. WE CAN SAVE you
MONEY BY REDEEMING YOUR
PAWN TICKETS.
JUST THE RIGHT THING IN THE
right pi.ice. Taylor's pork roll. At i
your grocer's._?_
HUMAN iT.Wli BOUGHT AND .'lOlO I
at HHQHFS'S. 3119 North Third
Godl tints tlOAooo
-. -sai ^.()(jL- - ~?- ?
NICE SEAR CORD WOOD, 1 i INCHES |
long. 11 I? i' cord delivered; kindling'>
wood. $1.75 per hali'-cord, MID?
LOTHIAN WOOD CO. Plionc Mudl
_ HOn 35 u*._ I
FF i HAD*all THE TESTIMONIAL
of good hoiisckoepnra und the few
. men of good Judgment that express'
themselves amotlt long's wood It
would he Interesting and worth oven ,
more than 10 cents. ,lf you will or
der this week or next I will send
dry oak slid plno and the best oak
and ,.lno slabs ever sold and coal that
burns. loxo's. 1S06 Wost Rroad.
"iv* a xtk h? r y " y f A; n'?"co?"p lk? iioo m
and ihourd In private family. B 566,
ca.ro Tlnics-Dlspntch.
electTTic^g^^
Streots.?Wo havu oponcd an up-tn
duta and woll-cqulpped electric gtir?
age for tho caro of electric vohlclea
und etorago batterica.
RAUCH ?3 LANG ELECTRICS, WA
verloy electrics. Phone for a dem?
onstration, and let Mr. Smith tulk
with you. W. C SMITH &. CO.. Vino
and Main, 314 K. 1 fth Street._1
'JUST PHONIC US IP YOUR GROCER
docs not keep Taylor's pork roll. P.
' /V. HElNDlilC & CO.. Distributors
JOHN H. NOLTING. HARDWARE,
nursory fenders, brass und black fire
goods, superior cutlery, grape scis?
sors, ash und garbage cans, door
mats, step-ladders, poultry shears,
house furnishings. .
WANTED, THJ5 PUBLIC To KNOW
that JAHNKH BROS.. Jewelers. Uli
East Main Street, buy. sell, exchange ?
und remount diamonds In the latest I
styles. Old gol.. und silver always !
in m n in exchange._
72>?8intsi8 ?>uuotui..?uc?
WANTED, PARTNER IN OLD ESTAB?
LISHED BUSINESS. OOOU PAV1NO
PROPOSITION. ADDRESS Lt 532,,
CARE TIMES-DISPATCH.
LOANS ANIJ DISCOUNTS FOR EVERY- I
body saving under our plun $1 or
more regulurly. Esuiblishe-il z>, years.
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE Ct)., ?
Hunkers, 28 N. Ninth. _ _J
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS'AND
Jewelry at lowest rates of interest j
No charges for storage. N. f. JA- !
COBS & SON. 218 N. Nlnth_Street._
HOMES AND FARMS OK ADD DE-1
scrlptlons bought on our plans en- :
ublcs the borrower to pay for same
on Hiriull monthly or yearly pay- ,
inents. We only charge 6 per cent.
Interest on unpnld balances. Yuu
can pay In full at any time, thereby,
slopping further interest. Seven]
years of success demonstrates our!
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. OEO. S. RICHARDSON.
?108 American National Bunk Blilg.,
Richmond, Va.
?800 FOR: ESTABLISHED LIGHT MANN !
ufacturlng business; products In dc- ;
rnand nn<i unlimited; 400 per cent
prollt- will teuch tho business. A 601,
euro TlrnC'K-DlHpatch. .
TRUE ECONOMY. NO BONE OR FAT. I
Tnylor's pork roll. At your grocer's.
WANTED, TO COMMUNICATE WITH
those interested In an up-to-duto,
live business proposition; an abso- i
lutely safe Investment, safe as at
bank, and the profits much greater. :
Don't delay Investigation of this o*p
portunlty. For further particulars '
address E 736, care Times-Dispatch. I
GOOD WIED AND FIXTUREfToF AN I
established dental practice In small
town, with exceptional country trade; :
no opposition. Ite-uson for leaving,
have- tuken oftlec- In city. This can bo |
bought cheap. For full particulars
nddreis ijH. C. L. DEVANEY. Clurks
vllle, Va.
COURT SALE OF A VALUABLE
dairy and stock farm, in Orange and
Albemarle counlle-s, Vn. On Febru?
ary 1, 1S12. we will offer for sale, at
public auction, one of the finest dairy
and stock farm? and equipment in
tho celebrated Piedmont st:cl!on of
Vir lala, containing 303 acres. Ex?
perts have pronounced tho farm n
most valuablo location for extensive
orchards. Including the celebrated
Albemnrlo pippin apple: buildings new |
and modern. For descriptive book?
let and other information, write to j
GEORGE L BROWNING and V. R. |
SHACKELFORD, Special commis?
sioners. Orange. Vs._
WANTED, TO SECURE AN ACTIVE
partnership in some good business.
Willing to put In from fr..u00 to $10,
000. References exchanged. Ad?
dress II CSC. cara Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
BRED LN VIRGINIA, LAY every
whore, Scott's O. IC strain Barred
Rocks; four pullets and rock* r? I.
$7.50 PARKIN SCOTT, Ashland, Va,
Ural estate S:ot l?cnt
200 N. SYCAMORE STREET?8 ROOMS,
batn, *j'.'i pur unnum.
3 SOUTH FOURTH STREET?SM ALE
store or ctuce; new; rent low.
114 EAST CEAY bTHEET?12 ROOMS
bain; goud order; rent, $150.
330 W. CAR Y STREET?NENE ROOMS,
bath; now being put in tnorouyn ru
pair througnoui; rent rcusonuDlc.
J614 W. GRACE STREET?NEW,
rooms, inoaern; rent, $64u.
:i0 N. ELEVENTH STREET?E1GI
rooms, bath; rent, $270.
2h20 E. GRACE STREET?8 ROOMS,
bath; lurgu lot; rent, $240.
2b?3 E. GRACE STREET?C ROOMS,
bath; separate entrance ami ynrd.
411 E. CANAL STREET?7 ROOMS,
bath; rent, $240.
412 w. BAKER STREET?ST?RE AND
ll at above. Good business stand.
Rvnt reduced.
2215? PARK AVE.?SIX ROOMS, PAN
try, closets, bath; rent, $330.
415-421 W. MAIN STREET?2 STORES
with dwellings above, for rent cheap.)
1???-1911 W.MOORE STREET?FLATS,
three rooms each, for colored peo?
ple. Rent, lit each. O. A. HAWKINS,
Real Estate. lOu N. Seventh Street.
WANTED, RENTER FOR ONE OF :
best latins near Petersburg, Va.?
the t.'ongdon Farm, 130 acres; $1,00<j.
Ought to net profit cr.ch year. $1,000
necessary. Address G. ?"?. CONQDON, j
Phoebus, Vn._
WANTED, TENANT FOR M?ST DE-'
slrable wholesale house near Four?
teenth and Cnry Streets. Rent very]
attractive. Sidetrack on corner. D.
O'SULLlVAN. Madison 203. _
?*\t?l (estate t?tiar.tr?.
WANTfe'l/. "TO b0Y^JtEsTDENCE or
lot. Mention dcteils, ivlth lowest prlcu
nun terms und lowest spot cash price..
_S.._ LI N. Eleventh Street, City.
wantITiTt?" avv some good rent - I
:ng property for Investment. Give
complete description, with lowest,
price easiest terms, and also lowest
.spi,t ensh. INVESTMENT. Box 336,
i;icli:i.ori<l._\ a. j
Uooiu? f-oi &nit
FOR BENT. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
with bath, ilrM floor; central locu?
tion. It 6l>l, care Times-Dispatch.
ONE HALL ROOM ?LG?; GENTLE
inori; bath. 107 Nor Hi Third._
IT' kNISH ED I k' 'NT KUOM, l'Rl v?te
fninlly; use- Of bath; gentlemen pre?
ferred. Apply '?::?< N. Ninth Street.
NEWLY" Fl ? KN I SI I ED 111 >OMS ; II EAT~
cd; $3.50 weok up. THE UOANOKE,
_ U l North Eighth._
large. bright, front rooms;
good slxc single rooms, with grate.
14 North Sixth._
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, $1.50
weok up; central. 80S East Clny.
Ifilanteb
tv p'ewrit'e nK^^r^iXK^STn^i^'
ed three months, $5 and upwnrxls.
Rent applied on purchase. AMERI?
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO., 605
En at Main._
NO. GROUCH AT BREAKFAST TIME.
Just slice nn<| fry Taylor's pork roll.
At your grocer's. '
W?TJTED. T?~BUY FOR CASH, HOU3E~
hold goods in any .juantU/-. Phono
Madlaon 3851.
DAILY PUZZLES
I_3
What title of nobility?
AX S WER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE.'
Redwood.
i'TtOST PROOF"' CAB 13 AGE VQS^Tii
delivered In Virginia nnd North Car?
olina. $1.40 per thousand; Bure ntaj
ers: bunched In lots of do plants.
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO.. Meggens,
S. c._
WAGONS TO SEIT IOB, RUBBER I
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD-I
SON bros'.. 616 Brook Avnue._ i
f7ne~CAIUUAC,ES. BUSINESS ~BUG
glea, ull kinds of wagons, carrlagei
and wagon repairs, aui'/moblle re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices. W. C
SMITH & CO.. 31I_N1 Fifth BtreeL
FOR SALE.- MOVING PICTURE SHOW,
with stage; seating capacity 215.
Will sell at a sacrifice to quick
buyer. Apply to BOSSE RM AN &
KT BETS, staun ton, Va.' Box 62C. ?
two SECOND- HAN 0 RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and scvral wagons,
all in good repair and painted. Theso
aro bargains. A. meyer's sons. 731
East Cary Street._i
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
sold and exchanged. I. BLUFORD Si
CO.. 1538-42 East Cary Street._!
FOR SALE. ONE SURREY, J50; ONE
phaeton. $35; one top buggy, $35; one
runabout, $50; one coal cart. $30;
painted and In flrat-class order.
THOS. H. duke & CO.. Sol Brook
Avenue._.'
for sale, large stock of busi-:
ness wagons and buggies. Satisfac?
tory service guaranteed. Several sec?
ond-hand wagons and buggies cheap.
a. meyer'S SONS, 731 E. Cary St.
TYPEWRITERS, ALL make8, RENT- j
cd threo months, $5 and upwards. I
Rent uppllcd on purchasu. AMER1-;
CAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. 605 1
Enst Main._j
smithf1eld sausage, THE SAU- '
Bugo with the flavor, at your grocer's. |
DELICIOUS AND APPETIZING. TAY
lor*? pork roll. At your grocer's. j
iAtal C?iaic J;?c sale
fIaTyl>~ ave n u e, \ 5 otT" "ti lo c k ,
laigo thrss-alory orlck dwelling, ue
lacued; lot 3UxlKl?. Price, J12.UU0.
win exenange tor Investment y;op
eriy. J. A connelly &_co._
1600 BLOCK,"grove ave.?9 ROOMS,
two burnt, tnouern; concrete cellar;!
In excellent condition; leused to bep- j
temoer 1 at too per mouiii. a bur
gain.
1800 BLOCK. W. GRACE STREET?S
rooms, oath, dclucned; lot, 28x140;
lettsea at itioO per unuum. Price rea
bonuide.
1800 BLOCK, W. GRACE STREET?9
rooms, two baths, mooern; in splen
did coaultiun; leased lor $720 per
auiiUin. Get pricu on this.
100 BLOCK, E. CLAY STREET?ON
corner; renting, $100 per month;
price low. a good Investment prop?
erty.
501 N. TWELFTH STREET?10 ROOMS,
bath; guou locution; Weil built house;
can he uuugnt, reasonably.
8?0 BLOCK, E. LEIGH STREET?10
rooms, oulh; rents, Ja3u; good renter
at a bargain price. O. A HAWKINS,
itcul Lstute. luu N. Seventh Street.
PLUM SI REET dwelling; BE~
tweon Floyd Avenue and Grove !
Avenue. Rental, S3?0. Price, $3.200.
Will exchange lor desirable lot in
Lee District. J. A CONNELLY .&
_CO._
l OR SALE. IN BUCKINGHAM COUN
ty, a good rio-aore term; only about
four miles froni railroad station, near
church und geod schools; also near
store und inlil. 'I ins farm is well
adapted to corn, wiiuat and fruit,
and Is well watered and about 2uo
acres of standing limber. Have Just
refused $1,400 for thu hickory tlni- '
Iber; also from $3,e?o lo $4,000 worth
of pop.ur limber. Place could bo paid
for In cordwood from the place. This ,
pine- is well worth $20,000, but if
sold at once can bo bought for
115,000. Has good house on It, and
most all of necessary ouisido build?
ings. Easy terms and best of rea?
son, for selling. Address E 739, care
Times-Dispatch, Richmond, Va.
FOR EXCHANGE?IN THE BEST
part of growing Washington?hutid
some apartment house with every
modern convenience, renting for $?,
000 per annum. Will exenange for
good farm. For this and other cnolco '
properties for sale and exchange, ltd
dress exchange dept., SHANNON
<t LUCHS. 713 Fourteenth Streut,
Washington, d. c_
G1NTER PARK residence. EIGHT
rooms; modern; furnace beut; lot
100x200. Price, $'j,250. J. A. CON
neu,y & CO._
Nil l7?? BAINBR1DGE, CORNER
Eleventh, Manchester, very cheap, ex?
cellent brick, seven rooms, buth. la
irobe, range, cellar, electric lights,
niyh ground, line view; good home
and investment. Price and terms will
surprise you. Owner in it. A snap
CHAP1N & HUME, 13 N: Eleventh
Street. __
A NUMBER OF SMALL PROPERTIES
paying 11 1-2 per cent, to 14 per
cent. Good bargains for small in
vesture. O. A. HAWKINS, Real Es?
tate, laO N. Seventh Street. ? .
CHERRY STREET, BETWEEN FLOYE
Avenue and Main Street; six rooms,
near Cathedral. Price, $4,500. J. A. ,
CONNELLY ii. CO.
SPLENDID 8-ROOM BRICK DWELL
Ing, new, two lutrohes, throe grilles,
nice section; terraced lot; only
?100; rented at $1S0; excellent Invest
niont and home. CM API N & HUM E
1.1 N. Eleventh Street.
JoDntotntj
WHEN YOU COME"]"TO": lUcTDtlOXD
stop where you can get a nice, cieuu,
comfortable bed for 50 cents; tee wa?
ter, bath and phone free, loon linui
Clay. _
FI R8T-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
permanent, transient and tubiu
boarders, can be secured With MRS.
HORACE WELFORD JONES, at 200
E. Franklin Street. Gentlemen a siio
? clalty._
ROOM- AND HOARD- AT 508 -.NORTH I
Fifth Street. Home comforts.
L?7tOK. E LEG ANTE Y V U R N LS II ICD
second floor front room, heated; com?
bination lights, bath, phono: w'tii
board. 3 East Franklin.
?oom? Cetilntt:ti
WANTED. ONE OR TWO WELL-TO I fi?
nished, heated rooms, within walk?
ing distance of business district,
with or without board. Acldroa*
Room DO, Gilbert Hotel.
WARRANT OUTFQR
ALLEGED FORGER
Ncwbern Man Said to Have
Gotten Rid of Much Worth- .j
less Paper.
[Special lo The Tiincs-Dlfcpatch.l
New burn, N, C, January ie.?it be?
came Known horu to-uuy thai the au?
thorities wore searching tor Harold
T. Pratt, a warrant tor his arrest
having; been lssuou by the Baiikors!
Protective Association. Pratt until a
fow dnys ugu was mo general agent
for several insurance companies. Ho
Iclt here Sunday morning, leaving be?
hind him. It Is said, several ihuusand
dollars in unpaid bills, a forged note
tor $350, a large number ui checks
which ho passed off on friends und
which wer? returned marked no
funds, Pratt Is a member of the First
Baptist Church. Last Saturday after?
noon Prott appeared at ono of the
local banks with a note for $360. which
with Indorsed by a local attorney.
Tho note, was discounted and hu was
given tho money. He then went to
another man and gave a mortgage on
ills housuhold furnlturo and secured
$200 from him. During the day and
that night ho succeeded In getting
rid of a number of checks. Monday
morning the bunk discovered that the
noto which It had takon from Pratt
was a forgery. Checks poured Into
tho bank during tho day, und the
paying teller was kept busy telling
the owners of the paper that tho
signer had no funds there.
It was then discovered, it Is alleged,
that ho had not turned into the In?
surance companies any of the money
which ho had collected during the
past few weeks. However, he was
tinder heavy bond with the Insurance
peoplo.
The sheriff visited Pratt's homo this
afternoon and served an attachment
on the household goods Tho friend
who advanced him $200 could not claim
any of these goods, as Pratt had asked
him not to file tho mortgage until later
In the week, and ho had accccded to
his request.
Pratt came to this city from Mary
land. The police in Ell of tho larger,
cities have been notified to be on the
lookout for him.
Jrlattf j?oc Rent
SECOND FLAT, WEST END, BY OWN
er. Reference; no ,children. B &B5,
coro Times-Dispatch.
]?oom? Calantc?
\VXn^eT5. nTcely F?RKr?&Sf?1
heated room; central. State terms,
etc No neur-hout wanted, Young
man, B. 630. care Times-Dispatch.
3?i0crllancou0
SHOE P.EPA1H1NQ.
<6c. ILALFSOLE MENS SHOES, 60c.
ludlvt every pair sewn; best leath?
er; no in.um, no pegs. Itoyul rub?
ber heels, 26c; Tred-.wr rubbor heels,
4uc; leather heels rebuilt like iioa-,
25o. DKEW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 E. Mum. Pnoriu Mou
roe 2667.
UPHOLSTERING.
FURNITURE P.EP.UitED AND POL
lsUc-d, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY*, tho Uphol?
sterer, 425 West Broad.
YOUR HARDWOOD FLOORS
NEED WAXING. YOUR WINDOWS
cleaned after the holidays. Call WIL?
LIAM JOHNSON. Monroe 3120.
WATCH REPAIRING.
YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN -
ed by WM. TOB1EN. JR.. is a guar?
antee that it ' done properly; 20
years' experience. Cleaning. $1; main
springs. $1. 40S East B.oiul Street.
baking.
CREAM PUFFS 25C DOZEN. THE
largest and best In the city. We uro
having the greatest sale on these In
the existence of our business. DRINK- j
ARD'S. 423 1-2 North Sixth._
PORK ROLL
ALL MEAT. NO BONE OR FAT; AND
oh! my, so good. Taylor's Pork Roll, j
At your grocer^_
??crrinrr0
e> A STATED COMMUNICATION
\fV' of Metropolitan Lodge, No. 11,
/V\ A., F. i A. M.. will bo held In
li.e Masonic Temple THURSDAY EVE?
NING, January 11. 1312, at 7:3t> o'clock.
Members of sister lodges und transient
brethren are cordially Invited.
By order of the Worshipful Mustor.
\V; N. WATKINS, Secretary.
Richmond, Vu., January 4, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the Christo Munufuc-i
turlng Company, of Richmond. Vs., j
for the election of directors and tori
such other business us muy properly!
come before said meeting, will bo i
held at the ottice of the compuny at
130 Virginia Street. 4 P. M. MONDAY,
January 15. Business of much im?
portance will come before this meet?
ing and every stockholder is urged lo
be present.
(Signed) H. B. CHRISTIAN.
_President.
The Savings Lank of Richmond. I
1117 E. Main Street. Richmond. Vn.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of this bank,
will be- hold at the banking house
THURSDAY. January 11. at 4 P. M
JAS. M. BALL. Cashier.
Virginia State insurance Company,
Richmond, Vn., December 29, 1311.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholers of this company will
be held at the ofllce of the compuny.
In the city of Richmond, Vn, on
THURSDAY. January 25. 1912. at 13
o'clock noon.
WILLIAM R. MILLER,
_Treasurer
Virginia Trust Compuny.
Richmond. Va., December 27, 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders rf this company will be
held ul tho office of tho compnny
in tho city of Richmond, Va., on
TUESDAY. January 1C, 1912. at 12
o'clock noon. L. D. AYLETT,
_Secretary.
Richmond, Vn., December 16, inn.
THE REGULAR ANN UAL MEETING
of Hi.- stockholders of tho Union
Rank of Richmond; Vn., will be- held
on THURSDAY, Januurj nth, 1912,
at 12 o'clock noon, at ilieir banking
houne, J.ll'7 East Main Street,
GEORGE W. call,
Cashier.
J2ibiociib Moiitt?.
Atlantic Const Line Railroad Company,
Olflt'O o'- the Treasurer,
Wilmington, N. C? January k, 1012.
Tili: BOARD OK DIRECTORS OF AT
lantio (joaat Mno Railroad Company
has declared a divuund of three and
otto-hnlt ' percent. 011 the common
capital stock of that company, pay- '
able nt the oflico of the treasurer, at j
Wilmington, N. C, on and after j
January lu, 1912. 10 stockholders of 1
record on the 15th day of December,
1911. The transfer bouka were
closeel from' tho If,tu day of Dccem
fber, Hill, to the 11th day of January,
1912, .both dates Inclusive.
james f. post,
Treasurer.
^ Fascinating Story of the Fight Against Temptation
that Besets Beautiful Women With Ambition
?By Thomas R. Stetson?
With Character Illustrations by Cyrus Fosmire
The great city was heartless?bloodless
?merciless?and the woman?she was only
a girl, really?was sweet and young and
beautiful?a pretty moth that fought against
the flame. This is a story that makes your
blood boil, that awakens your sympathy?
that holds you till the tale is finished.
Illustrating "Fashion."
By Grace Donworth.
Jennie Alien on "Fash?
ion", Grace Donworth
Inimitable humor and ridicu?
lous spelling makes her essay
on fashion as funny as can bo.
Don't miss this treat.
The Horse Thief
Andrew Soular
Tells a story of winter in the
blizzard-swept West where ro?
mance and adventure thrive in
all seasons.
AND OTHER FEATURES IN
Illustrated Sunday Magazin.
OF
ime
NEXT SUNDAY
COTTONSEED OIL
INSTEAD OF LARD
If Change Is Made It Will Mean
Much Money for
South.
[Special to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.J
Washington, D. C, January 10.?
Thous&r.ds of dollars may be spent
soon In tho South by the War and
Navy Departments of the United States
for tho purchase of cottonseed oil,
many thousand pounds of which aro
annually used by the Federal authorl- .
ties. If plans which Congressman
Brantloy, of Georglu, announced to?
day ore carried out. In connection
with James T. Dent, well known in Sa_
vannah and Brunswick, Mr. nrantley
some time ago took up with the quar?
termaster of tht army and the pay?
master-general of the navy the ques?
tion of hereafter using cottonseed oil
Instead of lard, realising thai a large
amount of money would tlnij Its way
South If that were done.
To-duy ho announced that tho pros?
pects looked exceedingly good for the
plan to be carried out. Figures nro
not available at this time showing Just
how much money will go South If the
Is done, but It will foot up Into tho
hundreds of thousands of dollars, per?
haps, every year.
Mr. Brantley believes that this Is one
of tho biggest things for the South In
a commercial way that has happened
in some time.
President'? Reception.
Washington. January 10.?Prcsldont
and Mrs. Tuft gave the first big re?
ception of tho winter at the White
House lust night in honor of the diplo?
matic corps. Mrs. Taft received In
tho Blue Iloom, members of the Cab?
inet and their wives assisting. Tho
Marine Band furnished music, and re?
freshments were served In the state
dining-room.
LEADING CITIZEN
IS UNSEN ARREST
Frank Wineskie, of High Point,
Charged With Embezzlement
of $30,000.
Greensboro, N. C, January 10.?
Charged with ombozzloment of $30.000,
Frank Wineskie, manager of tho High
Point branch of the Pittsburgh Plate
Glass Compuny, was arrested to-day by
i county authorities. Ha was later re?
leased on a $10,000 bond for his ap?
pearance beforo Justlco of tho Peaco
Collins hero to-morrow.
The charge against Wineskie was
proferred by Frank McKnlght, an offl- I
cer of the compnny, who oumc hero
from Pittsburgh to mnko an Investiga?
tion. The arrest precipitated a sensa
tlon In High Point, where Wineskie
Is a loading- cltlccn and largo property
owner.
The warrant against Wineskie spe
clflcnlly charges tho ombczzloment of
$30.000. tho alleged misapplication of
funds having extended through a pe?
riod of seven years. The basis of ttie
charge is that Wineskie applied funds
from the sale of "waste"." a formation
of silver used In the hack of mirrors, to
his personal use, and that In mnny in?
stances he requested purchasers to
make chocks payable to himself.
Mr. McKnlght says tho shortages
were discovered a month ago, and that
since that time detectives havo been
at work and have secured a number
of checks which Wineskie received,
but never placed to tho credit of the
company.
Wineskie, who has a wife and three
children rnmo hero from Pittsburgh.
He deelored nftor his arrest that rhu
prosecution was malicious.
SOLDI KR-STTOENTS
WiTI, TIK nOXORED
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Charlotte.svtlle, Va.. January 10.?One of
tho most distinctive) reunions ever holil ??
UNIQUE WAR VESSEL
IS SENT DOWN-WAYS
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Newport Newa. Va., January 10.?1
Christened by Miss Murjorlc Miller,,
granddaughter of I? Si. Miller, of Eliza
both, N. J., treasurer of the Lake f?ub-|
marine Torpedo Dout Company, ?he|
iako cruiser submarine t;-2 Tuna was!
successfully launched at thu plant of'
the Newport. News Shipbuilding and'
Dry Dock Company this afternoon.
Tho launching wus an entirely in
formal affair, only a few of the of
flclals of the It company, naval of?
ficers and shipyard officials being pres
cnt.
Immediately following tho launching]
the guests went to tho Warwick Hotel.j
where an Informal post-launching j
luncheon wns servod in honor of th?i
sponson. Captain C. D Wallace, vlco
president of the lake company, whol
tins-superintended the construction of
the Tuna, was tho toustmiialcr.
Tho Tuna Is tho second lake cruiser
submarine for the United States navy
to he put overboard, tho lirst one, the
Seal, having been launched nearly a
year ago, and Is now. receiving her,
finishing touches at tho Lake plant at|
Bridgeport, Conn., preparatory to bo-,
coming n part of tho navy.
The Tuna Is 161-foot long and talr-j
tcon feet bro'td, and Is one of the;
largest submarine:! afloat. Sho Is,
equipped with four lorpodo tubes, twol
bolow the watorllno and two above I
and has a capacity of ton torpedoes I
Tho tubes uro directly ahead nnd'
?Stern, The vossel will bo propelled
by twin screws, driven by gusoloitpj
engines of 1,200-horsepowor and, when
submerged, by olectrlc engines of 600
horsepowar. Tho designed speed above
wuter Is fourteen knots and that cub
merged is 9 1-2 knots.
It is estimated that the Tuna will
bo able to cruise 2,000 miles under her
own powor und without a convoy. If
she fulfills the contract requirements,
and the Inventor. Simon Lake, is con?
fident that she will, sea fighting prac?
tically will be revolutionized. Tho
vessel could go out Into the Atlantic
for 1,000 miles and meet an oncoming
enemy, and. tho inventor claims, de?
stroy him.
Tho craft la a very unique- looking
one She submerges on an oven keel,
and there aro ten methods of bring
her to tho surface. However, shuuld
all of them fall, tho entire crew of|
twenty-two men cun loavo bor by j
means of the doublu nlr chambers In I
the bow of tho vcssol.
Tho Seal", tho Tuna's sistor ship, ;iro
ceeded from this port to Bridgeport,
Conn., under her own power and with?
out a convoy and made remarkably
fast time, avornglng thirteen !.nots
abova tho water and ntno knots below;
Sho was put through various ovjlu
tlons during tho run up the const, and
the trip was very satisfactory.
Tho Tuna will be completed in about
a year and will have hor final accept
.?neu trials . in the Atlantic Ocean, off
the coast of Mow England,
nn American Institution will bo called at
tlie University of Virginia nonic time dur?
ing tho last few weeks of the present ses?
sion. At that time th.: university will be?
stow fitting honor upon the survivors of
thoso students who left college there fifty
years ago to uphold the causo of the State.
As yet only tentative plnne for tho re?
union have been effected. Dr. J. W. Mallet
Is chairman of n committee now engaged In
ascertaining who nre survivors of the uni?
versity volunteer companies who Jolnod thn
Confederate service In 1HL Ho la searching
also for other surviving students who left
college to enter tho service at any other
time during the Civil War.
Another committee hns been appointee! to
designate the most appropriate mark of dis?
tinction with which the university may re?
ward these honored sons.
Auction Salctf, jfutlttt ?agfl
"trustee's sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of a deed of trust of the
lato William Edwards, deceased. I will
sell at King William Courthouse, Va.,
on
TUESDAY, FERRUART 6, ID 12.
at 12 o'clock M..
all that valuable furm known as
"Cherry Grove" (hut subject to the
widow's dower Interest therein), con?
taining 410 acres, be tho same more or
less, situated In King William county,
about llvo miles from thi courthouse.
This Is a very desirable farm, suitable
for stock raising or general farming
purposes.
TERMS: Cash as to the amount of
the deed of trust, together with the
expenses of the snli, amounting to
about two thousand doRars; balance in
one and two years, with S per cent. In?
terest.
HARRY T. COMMI.VS. Trustee,
Palls. Va.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
IN ASHLAND, VA.
By virtue of deed of trust from Jo?
sephine L. Taylor and Henry S. Taylor,
her husband, to tho undersign ?d, dated
the 2d day of December. 13US. and
recorded Iii Hanover Circuit Court
clerk's office, default having been made
in the payment of u portion of the debt
thereby secured, and being required so
to ,Io by the holder of tho notes there?
in secured. I will sell nt public auction,
in front of Stebhlns's Store, In the
town of Ashland. Va.,
at 1:15 o'clock P. M.,
ON SATURDAY, THE 1STH OF JAN?
UARY. 181 J.
a lot of land, with a frams dwelling
thereon, owned by said Josephine L
Taylor, and recently occupied by her
and family, situated In the town of
Ashland, on tho southorn side of Han?
over Avenue, between James Street
and Stony Run. and being of triangu?
lar shape, and containing one acre,
and fronting 3 42-100 chains on thu
southern line of Hanover Avenue.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough In casli
to pay the expenses of sale; any un?
paid past due taxes, and a ratable! pro?
portion of the taxes for the year 1912,
and the sum of ji.ooo, with Interest
thereon from December 2. 1911, and th*
residue In two eeiual instalments at
ono (11 and two (21 year*, r-vldoncetl
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.
J. JORDAN' LEAKE,
J. A. MALLORY, Trustee.
Crier.
Real estate
Waller & Berkeley
RBAIi ESTATE.
We will move our office on December
15 to
301 Mutual Building
Farina. City. Suburban.
j?inanci*al
Money Money
to lond on Real Estate In sums to suit.
CiLU lN A UllU"

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