The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, January 24, 1912, Image 11

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, January 24, 1912, Page 11, Image 11',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-01-24/ed-1/seq-11.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-01-24/ed-1/seq-11.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-01-24/ed-1/seq-11/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-01-24/ed-1/seq-11/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The times dispatch. [volume], January 24, 1912, Page 11, Image 11
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

Image: of 12.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.8 MB)

The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.), 24 Jan. 1912. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038615/1912-01-24/ed-1/seq-11/>

Newspaper Page Text

Greater Richmond's Greater Nentpaper
G,??A.TB?T WANT AND ItEAL I5S.
IA It, MEDIUM IN VIItCIMA, AND
ONE OF TUB DUST IN AMERICA*
Want Ad Rates
Iu effect Juno LI, 1911.
Dally, one cent per word ?Theo paid
U advance. No Ad. taken lor less tkau
ten cents.
One and ouc-half cents e word aD
cln?HlUcatlonn except Situation Wanted
fur Sunduy. Sltuutlon Wonted, out tent
? ward. No Ad, Sunday taken tor less
than fifteen ccuts.
No Ad?, tukcu tor le?a than twentr
nvc cents when phoned la or churised
ut the counter.
I'houe orders -ot guaranteed.
Classification not ?uarauteed alte?
OliW 1?. m.
For business contract*. ?iend loi tho
Want Ad. U0n, pkuDF Monroe L
Host ana Homo
'it / f; ISbijMiB^wlio*" wTbrb*bbBn "to
pick u|> u package of hund embroid?
ery near bourteciilh and Broad
Streets TuuHduy atlornooh will please
rut urn to Mrs. It. a. oliver. 1327
k. liroad Street, and receive reward,
LOST, TUESDAY AF~TERN ? o N.
hlack, opon-tuue locket, containing
gentleman's picture. Kindly return
to 813 w. /Franklin._
LOST, JANUARY 22, ?DIAMOND-SHAP?
ed fraternity p?n, surrounded with
opals, with Orettk lottcia Altilia Dot
lu. Phi. Itewurd If returned to ROSA
LITTLE, care Virginia Ilondtd Ware
hoiiHo Corporation. _
LO ST, A SM ALL GOLD VANI TV Ho"x
? m Franklin Street, between Sec?
ond and Davis Monument, oh Tues?
day, January 16. Return to 41?
_West Street and receive reward.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK Nli.M
bercd 16 and It of tho Hon Air Com?
pany of Virginia, Issued April 7,
l&Sb, In the name of E. B. Taylor,
having been lobt, notice Ik hereby
given that application has been made
lor Issue of n.'w certificates.
CHARLES 12. TAYLOR,
Adm'r of B. IS. Taylor, deceased.
Cj dp 5640 n it o~~ ?snlt
yo^^ie'^XnteId^?r' "govers
ment Job; ISO month: send postal for
? list Of positions open. KRANK I.IN
institute. Dept. 275-1.. Rochester,
N. Y._
WANTED. YOUNG MEN to LI-aKN
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates. RICH
MOND auto SCHOOL 0U3 Graham
Street._
SALESMEN?ENERGETIC AND rU-:
1 able Catholic men wanted as local
representatives In every town In S'lr
glnla lor two million dollar corpora?
tion. Mubl be Catholic. Knights of
Columbus preferred; proposition only
one of Its kind. Write or apply to
A. LIVINGSTON BUTTON, Suite 10'jj
Drexel building. Dept. 2?, l'h.ladel
phla.
WANTED, GOOI) BARI I Bl I AT ONCE.
Bitg W. Ciiry, corner . C11cr ry._
WANTED, MADK STENOGRAPH F.R
tor catalogue copy work, evenings;
must know how to use Oliver type?
writer. Answer qu'ok and givo us
[?hone number. A 4511. caro Ttmus
Dlspatch. _ _
WANTED, MORE MEN TO PREPARE
as firemen, brakemen, motormen,
conductors, sleeping car and train
porters. Virginia. West Virginia,
North Carolina roads. No strike. No
experience necessary. Inclose stamp
for application blank Nanic position
wanted. 1. RAILWAY 1NST., Dept.
A u, Indianapolis, Ind.
7,000 GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN"
Write for free lUt. FRANKLIN IN?
STITUTE. DepL 376-1* Rochester.
N. Y._
WANTED, a FOREMAN AND CUTTER
for a small hainess factory; steady
work; permanent Job. MILLER Ai
OLEASoN. Nnwport New?, Vu.
Ct IMPOSITORS on TA BULA R MAT
ter and monotype machine makeup,
^lust be experienced nnd lirst-cluss.
Union. DONALDSON-AK RISS PRINT?
ING CO.. Norfolk. Va._
wanted, for u. h. akmi, able
bodled. unmarried men. between ugn
of 15. and 25; Citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who ca:i speak, rtad and write
thft English language. For Informa?
tion, apply to Recruiting onVer. 82o
Et.<n t?re?d Street. Richmond. Va.
feituation? l?nntcu, ??air
Salesman."'"' desirous makinm
change, open for proposition Feb
runry t; traveled Southern States;
has good following. Past snlee ar,d
references ai. b 628, caro Times
Dispatch._
Wanted! position by experi
i need bookkeeper and oftlce man.
'Insurance business preferred. Ad?
dress B r,27. care Times-Dispatch
a young man of regular habits
desires clerical i.osltion; understands
bookkeeping. Address C 691. caro
TimoB-Dlspo.tch.___
il?lJSE PAINTER, ALL-AROUND MAN,
needs employment. 628 N. Ninth St.,
Richmond, Va._
V)dv t?ante?, Jfemale
man. between thirty and forty-five
years of age, experienced In nurs?
ing, to tako care of infant. Phone
Madlaon 698-J._
WANTED. A girl WHO is willing
/to work to assist .:. lunch room and
confectionery. Good wages. Apply,
with reference. 605 n. Second Street.
wanted. experienced, "all
round cook. Apply 1625 E. 'Main
Street._
WANTED; AT ONCE, a lady WITH
know edge of plain sewing as ussist
ant ? :atron. Apply a. b. SHARPH,
Sta in a. Richmond, or phone Mad
ist> .-357 8
Z . catton? tillantcrj, jfrmal.
wanted] f?sition~as~g'overnf.ss
or as companion for lady or Invalid.
Experience and best reference.
MISS VV. HARTE, Waterloo. Va._
competent lady; STENOGRAPHER
desires position. Would leave city.
F 755, caro Times-Dispatch. _
WANTEdT'bY YOUNG LADY STEN
ographcr of two years' experience,
position; has had experience In In?
surance, lumber und wholesale gro?
cery business; splendid references;
steady and willing to work. Address
MISS "P." Box No. 405. Rnlclgh. X. C.
iDro?c00tonnl V)t\$ C?CiantfD
TUB VIRGINIA TEACHERS' BUREAU
supplies colleges, pVlvato and publlo
schools with teachers of all grades.
Teuchers wanted. REV. R. W. CRID
LIN, -Manager, Manchester. Richmond>
Va
gzi?ticiiot? tiuo slielmen ~
Salomen" wanted?t?^bll!oth
i tractive now secret process culon
dars In exclusive territory. Refer?
ences necessary. DUBUQUE ART
MFG. CO., Duhiique._Iowa.
W ? NT ED, SALES MAN WIT IT CTT Y
experience. Apply Room 8. Kbol
Building. 832 East Main.
WANTED, SALESMAN TO CALL ON
city retail grocery trade. Must bo
a hustler, as will have to get tho
business, and must have good refer?
ences. Address, In own handwriting,
stalling age " d experience. Ad
dress F 767. care Times-Dispatch.
.arjcntsJ vWl??tctj '
EfTl}E!f^E5Cr~S!3LECT^^
territory: 8teady Income securable.
See me after 3 P. M, No. 115 South
Pino,_
Koomd to a U ten
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN, ROOM IN
West End residential district, with
prlvato family. Address F 768, caro
Times- Dispatch.
25ii?>?iu00 j&ppoctunitfc?
Jowelry at lowest rates of Interest.
No charges for storage N. P. JA?
COBS & SON. 218 N. Ninth Street.
JUST PHONE US IF YOUH GROCER
doos not keep Taylor's Pork Holl.
P. A. HEINDL.IS &. CO., Dlotrlbutors.
MAN OK ABILITY WANTS TO IN
vost $3,000 to $6,000 In wholesale or
manufacturing business, with actlvo
Interest. C till, care Tlmes-Dlnpatch.
WANTED. SOME ONE WITH CAPITAL
to Invest In a good paying proposi?
tion. Inquiries strictly confidential.
Address F 771. care Tlmes-Dlspatoh.
WANT OOOD. LIVE MAN. CAPABLE
managing salesmen, to tako Stute,
agency of now patent. Will pay
right party $10,000 first year. $200
capital necessary. You handlo own
money. For particulars see J. 1.
LEARY, Mgr., Murphy's Hotel, to?
day.
kxciii (?0iaic J.or &a
GLVTER PARK RESIDENCE. BEM1
nary Avenue, eight rooms, hot water
heat, lot 100 tuet by 228. can bo
bought ut whut It Is worth. J. A.
CONNELLY & CO._
LI ST~~OF FA KM S AND HOMES FOR
sale by .1. A. CONNELLY & CO.:
150 ACHES. 12 MILLS RICHMOND,
one mile btatlon. 100 acres, cleared,
good Improvements. $4.000.
I SIX LOTS, 60x120 FEET EACH. WITH
new 4-room collate, new barn and
chicken house. In village of High?
land Springs. $1.500
I 240 ACRES. 10 MILES RICHMOND,
holf-mllo CcntrnUa, It. and p. Elec?
tric Hallway; line dwelling of ton
rooms, with hells, closets, bath room,
hot and cold water, etc, $12,000.
NEW SIX-ROOM FRAME DWELLING
j in Highland Springs; lot 100x100;
I one block car slop; rented $12.00
I month; price, $1,550
22 acres on mech ANICSV1LLE
Turnpike, 2 1-2 miles city. $2Q<j per
acre.
650 ACRES. 20 MILES RICHMOND. 2
miles station. C. <W O. Ry.; fine colo?
nial dwelling. 9 rooms, two halls and
basumont; line. View; 350 acres culti?
vation; $10,000. J. A. CONNELLV Ac
_CO.. Seventh_and Franklin Streets.
FOB A NICE HOME OR A FARM
cheap. Salisbury, Md.. is the place lo
go. For full particulars address
SAMUEL P. WOODCOCK. Salisbury.
I HIGHLAND PARK LOT, 70x1 40 FEET.
I three blocks of purlt, ESnslOW Avenue.
j _$S per toot. J. A. CONNELLY & CO.
I FOR SALE, RANCH OF SIX SEC
tions of fine plains land, In Randall
I county. Texas; well watered. MKS. K.
I HUTSON, 800 Tyler Street, Amarlllo.
I Texas.
1 fNVEST?RbT LARGE and SM^LlT^I
hnvo ten colored tenant houses In
South Richmond; same will show
mostly 20 per cent. or. Investment at
preacrnt. This property will surpass
Jackson Ward In money mukiiic:. as
same has not been boosted. Decide,
quick. Address B 52'1, care Tlmcs
Dlspatch._
IK Y?U WISH TO SELL YOUR FARM
or buy another We will be glad to
to see you. Farms and land any?
where In the United Stales. Address
D. B CORNELL CO., I'.-O. Box 73.
Richmond. Va.
66 ACltEsl i flzTviLY WOODED, A
fine suburban proposli/ion. 1 1-2 miles
city limits; must he sold: price will
astonish you. Madison 175.
SotU?tnu
^"^'ESf^?Il?E'sTR E'K^rft?T^W a
ter h;uted rooms; modern conveiil
encua; board. _
608 north FIFt7i_sTiTlTBT. nicely
furnished room and good board._
SMALL BOARDING HOUSE. REA80N
able rairf. 1 ? ? <j;i West ilrare Street.
B?^rtl?ERS~7;OR LARGE. pleasant
room. 2"!' East Franklin.
FOR""SaL'eT i^IIOUuHBked'pkksi I
Holstein cow; also twin male calves.
Make me an offer on either or all,
$100 will take the lot. F 759. cura
Times-Dispatch:
flats tHantrb
wanted. iTT'Tv'est KsJrT^fi??M
Hat; modern conveniences; no chil?
dren; satisfactory reference furnish?
ed and desired Addreas 717 W. Main
Street.
tclantr?
l^kT'I^kTlookT ^sPfa^ca?h
for old clothes. Bents' furnish.ny.s,
boots, shoes, furniture, etc. Phono
Madison 61S2._
wX^edTto buy for cash, House?
hold goods in any iiuantit/. Phone
II Ii ?ISOII 3861. _ _
delicious AND APETIZING. TAY
lor's Pork Roll. At your grocer's._
wTcted, to buy second-hand
Davenport. Phono Monroe ES9S-L.
DON'T WORRY! LET US COLLECT
your accounts. Sure and quick re?
sults. R 8. ELLYSON & CO., Base?
ment American Bank.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity.
E. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO.. 317
East Broad Street.
i Real estate Itlanttti
! v?anTed7^6~b1}T~far^^
tates in Virginia from five acres up.
I If yours la for sale write F.
JELINEK. P. O. Box 73, Richmond,
I Va._
WANTED. TO BUY FROM OWNER,
home 1n Richmond. State location,
description, lowest price tend terms
Address f 7.5S. care Times-Dispatch.
'^"j*ich7mond7'\^^
NOTICE of MEETING of STOCK
holders.?The annual meeting of th?
stockholders of the Life Insurance
Company of Vlrslnla will be held at
the chief office of the company, on
Broad Street, between Ninth' and
Tenth Streets, in ihe c'ly of Rich?
mond, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day
of January, 11)12, at 12 o'clock M.
E. D. HARRIS.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the R. L. Barnes Sttfo
and Lock Company, Inc.. will be held
at tho otllco3 of tho company, Nob. !'
11-13 South Eighth Street, In the city
of Richmond. Va., on MONDAY, Feb?
ruary 5. 11)12, at 4 o'clock P. M.
J. STUART HOPKINS,
'? ' .'_Secretary.
Virginia State Insurance Compnny,
Richmond, Va.. December 2ft, 1011.
THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE
stockholders of this company will
bo held at the office of tho company,
in tho city of Richmond, Vs., on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. 1312. ut 13
o'clock noon
WILLIAM It. MILLER,
Teasurer.
Richmond, Va., January 13, 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond, Va.. will be ' uld
at their banking house TUESDAY,
February 13, 1912, at 10 A. M.
ANDREW M. GLOVER,
_Cashier.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tho Jefferson Realty
Corporation will bo held at the
Jefferson Hotel, Richmond, Va-,
FEBRUARY 7, 1912, at 12 o'clock.
.O. F. WEISIGER.
Secretary.
E F. Johnson Publishing C?7, '
January '16. 1912.
the REOULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the U. F.
Johnson Publishing Compnny will
be held at tho offices of the company
in the city of Richmond, Vn., WED?
NESDAY, February 7, 1912. at t
o'clock P. M. E. I* PELT..
Secretary, i
DAILY PUZZLES
Found on tho editor's desk.
ANSWCIl TO YKHTKHDAY'S PUZZLE.
Laird.
BACHRACH.
1 TO 3 PER CENT. PER MONTH.
WHY WE DO THE" BUSINESS. WE
GUARANTEE ALWAYS TO GIVE
YOU THK LOWEST RATES OK IX
TMCEST ON YOUR DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JEWELRY SILVER
WARE, ETC. ALL PLEDGES PRO?
TECTED BY FIRE AND BURGLAH
PROOF VAULTS. RICHMOND LOAN
OFFICE, 810 E BROAD STREET. 8
BACHKACH. PROP., LA HOEST. OLD?
EST AND MOST RELIABLE. ES?
TABLISHED 18S7.
FENDERS. FIRE SETS, ANDIRONS,
polished and dull brass and black
iron' large- Und colonial patterns.
CLARKE,' HARDWARE, 1213 Main
Street. _
COSBYs PAINT STORE. 3U WEST
Broad Street. Old English and John?
son's floor wax. Monroe ?,0t>0^_
Use brXss and*. (iron bed and
other household furniture at a sacrl
lice. Monroe 3S98-L._
JUST THE RIGHT THING IN THE
right plaeo. Taylor's Pork Roll. At
your grocer's._
T~WO SEC?N D- H AN D RUNABOUTS,
one top buggy and ai.-v.-ral wagons,
all In good repair anu painted. Ttaese
aro bargains. A. MfcYEP'S SONS. 731
East Cary Street,
SEt JON D-HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
sold and exchanged. I. BLUFORD &
CO.. 1588-42 Ea.st Cary Street.
new l. c. kmi th TYI? EwRITEIt;
never used; cheap. A'ddress C COS,
cure Tlnies-Dispatrh._,
FIND ! CARRIAGES, BUSINESS BUG
gti-a, all kind& of wagons, carriages
and wagon repairs, automobile re?
pairs, automobile painting. Good
world Reasonable prices. w. o
SMITH A: CO., 31-S N. Filth Street.
I C?IFVERS. PAIRS AND~ SET8; 11 N B
steel; beaut.ful styles; 11 and up.
CLARKE, HARDWARE, 1215 Main
Street._
i FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
deliv. reo in Virginia and North Car?
oline, 11.40 per thousand; sure ncad
ers; burieiied In u ?.o ot 50 plant?.
ENTERPRJ.SE PLANT Co., Meggetta,
8. C.
j FOR SALE. MY GENERAL MERC AN;
tile bti!-.t:.ei>s In Sussex county, torty
tHe miles of Richmond; eight miles
of the Atlantic Coust Line; six miles
of the Southern Railway; an eslau
lishcd stand of twenty-live years;
516,000 to <20,000 trade; books open
to iiibpeclion to any one bml uie.u.s
business; S-i.oou to $5,000 stock, which
can be reuueed to suit buyer if they
wish, terms will be made very easy.
Address H 854, care Times-Dispatch.
CONTRACTORS! IJU1 LDERSt SALA~*
mandera for sale. CLARENCE COS?
BY. 1523 East Cary Street,_
POCKET* KNIVES -300 PATTERNS
best quality blades, 25 cents and up.
CLARKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAR?
TERS, 1215 Main Street. "Sign of
Paulock."_
FOR SALE '? CHEAP, LOT OF BUILD -
lug material, such as banisters,
moldings, doors and a few pieces
of mahogany furniture, sucn as sota,
tables, chest ut drawers, wardrobe,
secretary. E. J. DE1TR1CH, 2701 B.
Main._
FOR SALE, COMPLETE STOCK OF
business and pleasure vehicles. Se-5
us When In need. Lowest prices. A.
?MB\ Eli S SoNS. 731 E. Cary Street.
fl?l5CCUtliiCD'|p
LOANS.
1 PER CENT TO 3 PER CENT.
BACHRACH'S.
GET IN ON THK GROUND FLOOR AND
LET BACHRACH SAVE YOU MONEY
THE STRONGEST, OLDEST AND
LARGEST COLLATERAL INSTITU?
TION SOUTH OF NEW YORK
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE. S. BACH?
RACH. PROPRIETOR, 815 E. BROAD
STREET. ESTABLISHED 1SS7
SHOE REPAIRING.
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c.
ladies; every pair sewei; best leath?
er; no nulls, nt pegs. Royal rub?
ber heels. 26c; Tred-Air rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt like nevt
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 710 E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 2667.
UPHOLSTERING.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
is'ned, mattresses renovated, antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphol
ateror. 425 West Broad.
PO RIC ROLlI "
ALL MEAT. NO BoNE OR FAT; AND
oh: my, so good. Taylor's Pork Roll.
At your gr0cer'i.
SHARPO CO.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
ened, 2 l-2c each; razors honed, lie
Work hair tested, sterilized and
guaranteed, thousand satisfied. Stud
for circular and convenient blade
mailer. SilARPo CO., COS East Alain
Street.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and
'packed, upholstering, etc. 1? N. ?\R
NALL & SON. If, 17 w. Broad Street.
I'll one Ma d 1 s o n 627 7.
^'Uincr"
A?f?MIWdNM^ dV~MADE
garments reduced to special low
prices for balance of the fall and
winter season. .MRS. JULIAN BEAR,
14 23 East Main Street
Personals
a ^7^"lTc^T>?E"^^"Ex"
rapher. is now teaching telegraphy
railroad and brokerage work at
MASSE Y BUSINESS COLLEGE, 802
East Broad Street.
NO GROUCH ATv BREAKFAST TIME
Just slice and fry Taylor's Pork Roll
At your grocoi-'s.
COSB Y'S PA INT ~STO RE, 31.
Broad Street, the reliable St?g Floor*
Stain and Coshy's Climax Cleaner
Monroe 3050.
MUMAN~ HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at TMTGHFS'S. 209 rJortb Third
THE HOUSEHOLD FRIEND, SMITI?"
fleid sausage, for sale at your aro
cor'e. ?
Fcathcrston Bill Under Consid?
eration at Joint Commit?
tee Meeting.
HALSEY IS ITS CHAMPION
Eppa Hunton Denounces Propo?
sition of College at
University.
The Senate Committee on Public In?
stitutions and Education und the House
Committee on Schools and Colleges,
met jointly in th* hall of the House
ot Delegates yesterday afternoon to
consider the Fcathcrston till} estab?
lishing a Confederate .Memorial Wo?
man's University at Lyr.ehburg. A de
I hato ensued, In which the proposed
woman's co-ordinate college, at or near
I the University of Virginia was brought
[In and was denounced by Eppa Hunton.
I Jr.. for many yours on the board of
I visitors, and now connected with some
of tho endowment funds.
Former Senator Hon P. Halscy. of
Lynchburg, spoke for the Fcathcrston
Attention, Voters
Pursuant to call of the Republican Na?
tional and State Committees, the Re?
publican Third Congressional District
! Committee met in the city of Richmond
Va., on January 20, 1912, and fixed Feb?
ruary 19, 1912, at 12 o'clock noon, in
tin: city of Richmond, Va., as the time
and place lor holding the Third Congres?
sional District Convention. County and
j city chairmen will please take notice.
C. r1dgway -MOORE,
C. B. Cary, District Chairman.
District Secretary.
^ouTiTeTJotlil t iu
i ' k si iiTii LY Veigh bo'rhood,' z
nicely furnished rooms, well heated,
hot and cold water bath, phone and
other conveniences- NT. $10 to il6
month. 31". East Grace.
J?0UC10
I 1 TO 3 PER CENT.. PER MONTH.
WHY 'A'K no THE EUblNESS WH
GUALANTEE ALWAYd To GIVE
YOU THE LOWEST PATES Off IN?
TEREST t.N VOI.lt DIAMONDS.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER
WARfl ETC. ALE PLEDGES PRO?
TECTED HY FIP.E AND BURGLAR
PR lOF VAl LTS. RICHMOND LOAN
OFFICE, Sl? E- BROAD STREET, S.
BACHRACH, PROP.. LARGEST, OLD?
EST AND MOST RELIABLE. ES?
TABLISHED 1SS7.
MONEY TO LEND.
YOU CAN BORROW MONEY FROM
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
AT FROM 1 TO 3 PER CENT. PER
MONTH, WE KEEP ALL ARTICLES
1 TWELVE MONTHS. \ OU CAN RE?
PAY THE LOANS IN INSTAL?
MENTS AND THE INTEREST IS
REDUCED WITH THE PRINCIPLE.
IN THE EVENT THE BORROWER
FAILS To RENEW THE LOAN IN
TWELVE MONTHS THE SAME
WILL BE SOLU AT PUBLIC AUC?
TION. AND ALL IT BRLNGS IN EX
! fESS OK OUR CHARGES VV ILL BE
REFUNDED TO THE BORROWER
LE T US REDEEM YOU A PAWN
TICKETS. WE CAN SAVE YOU
MONEY BY SO DOING AND GIVE
YOU A CHANCE TO REGAIN POS?
SESSION OF YOUR PROPERTY.
I OUR .MANAGER WELCOMES AN IN
, TERVIEW WITH YOU. AND WILL
ACCORD VuL' THE SAME COUR?
TESY THAT OTHER BANKS Liu.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CON
i F 1 D E N T 1 A L. SECOND FLOOR,
EIGHTH AND BROAD STREETS.
_
NOTICE TO CLAIMANT: " OFFICE
Of Collector of Internal Revenue,
i Richmond. Va., January 34, 1012: No
I tlce Is hereby given lb any person
I or persona having claim to the fol?
lowing described property, seized for
violation of the United States Inter?
nal revenue laws I" this district, to
appear and make such claim within
3D days from this date, viz: One Iron
gray horse, 1 black-top covered de?
livery wagon, 1 set of harness, seized
i on January 6, 1012, In Honrlco coun?
ty, Va., near distillery premises of
Stony Creek Distilling Co.. Inc. Un?
less such claim Is duly made and
proven, es required by law. the prop?
erty above specified will be sold at
public auction at 12 o'clock M. on
TUESDAY, March 6, HH2. In front
' of tmst-olTlce building, Richmond,
Va. " M. K, IX)WRY,
Collector, Second! District of Vir?
ginia._
PIANO MOVING.?WE CAN put
your piano whore others would not
attempt the work. Our moving de?
partment Is finully equipped to move
ull kinds of furniture and pianos.
CRAFTS, Moving Department, l j i
Ea6t Broad Street. Madison 650ii._
TRUE ECONOMY! NO BONE OR FAT.
Taylor's Pork Roll. At your grocer's.
I TAKE NOTTcE: I HAVE THIS DAY
appointed F. P. Wright my agent
to conduct tho bakery business at
I 2000 Veriable Street, to buy nnd sell
1 for cash only. W. R. ROBINS.
January 3, 1012._
PIANO TONE RESTORING.?BY OUR
unique method wo can moke your old
piano sound US good us many lie\V
Instruments. Our repair department
Is equipped to do all kinds ot piano
and player-piano work. Estimates
cheerfully given, without charge
J Conio in and get our expert ad?
vice without obligating yourself,
CRAFTS, 121 IS! Broad Street. Rich?
mond, Va. Madison i>."e.'6.
WANTED, TUB"; PUBLIC " YO KNOW
that JAII3KE BROS.. Jewelers, ?12
East Main Street, buy, sell, ixcbango
and remount diamonds in ibe latest
styles. Obl goi,. and silver always
taki !i in exchange.
ELECTRIC OARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Strep's.?We have opened all up-to
dale 11."d well-equipped electric gar
i tige for the care of electric vehicles
and storage battjrlos.
RAUCH ,% LANG ELECTRICS, U'A
verley electrics. "hone for a dem?
onstration, und lei. .Mr. Smith talk
wUh you. W. C. SM.TII tt CO.i Vina
and Main. I314.IK. T 'ft 11 Street
COS BY'S PAINT STORE, 311 WEST
Broad Street, licndquiirters for danc?
ing wax. Monroe 3QS0.
"C??r niiD taJ??b
fF^'f "i i A D ""a LtT 'f'rt b" "tTjsti M.?Ni ALS
of good housekeepers and the few
men of good judgment that express
themselves iitnout LONG'S wood It
would be Interesting and worth even
more thnn 10 cents. If you will or?
der this week or nuxt I will sond
dry oak nnd pino and the best oak
and rlno slabs evor sold and coal that
burns. LONG'S. 1606 West Broad.
\VANTED.TO'"'BOH U?w""?'S.OO? TO
. further 'improve, property now worth
ICO,000. Good location. Agents and
others reply. Address B 545, cur?
Tlmcs-Dlspatch.
proposition, making an eloquent ad- J
dreis. The amount ot appropriation l
. (or the proposition hud been reduaed
i by the patron trom 8100.000 to ?2,000.
I He did not, ho said, believe the uni?
versity would cost as much as the co?
ordinate college, since It was expect- |
ed that States and Confederate organ?
izations would help.
Judge Williams, asking a question,
j Indicated that he was opposed to the I
Iprinciple ol establishing institutions
whloh require lltUe or no money, butj
which will necossarlly entail large ap?
propriations for support later on.
Practical Cocdticntlon.
Senator l-ialsey toid ot the nocd for j
I an institution for the higher cduca- I
tlon of women, but said It had better
I be deferred entirely than established !
1st the university. In all objectionable
I features, tho proposition suggested, he
said, would be praollcal coeduca?
tion.
The provlous night the Lynchburg ]
alumni, by a vote of 40 to 12, had dis?
approved the yropoBition to put a wo
mun's college at the university, al?
though Professors Thornton and
Lefobvre, with former Senator Aubrey
K. Strodo, were there to champion its ?
cause. It was opposed by Randolph .
?.arrlson. Rev. .1. It. Dunn and Wul- :
tor E. Addison. i
Dr. Stepheuson asked it it wr.j con - ;
templuted to buy Rahdolph-Stueon Wo- '
man's College. Senator Fcuthorston
said that up to that moment be hud
never beard of such a suggestion.
Continuing. Senator llalscy said
there aro essential mental and spiritual
. differences between men and women,
find that the latter should have spe?
cially arranged methods of instruction.
As to the location, he said Lynchburg
! had many advantages. But If the Leg- ,
Islature thought beat. It might he put j
In Richmond, or at FrcUcrlcksburg ?.r
at Appomattox?anywhere, but at j
t-harlottesvllle.
Women spruk for College.
Speaking as a Daughter of tb.r Con?
federacy, .Mrs. Norman V. Itundolpb
( siiId that she thought the unlvorslty
the best place for a memorial to the
Confederate women.
Mrs. I). B. Munford opposed the
Kcuthuist&n bill. First, because tlto
I Daughters of the Confederacy had In- |
I dorsed the university proposition; sec-'
ond, because the university would not j
he such ut all. but only a college, since
but few women pursue post-graduate
courses; third, because it would he un?
fair to haw two women's colleges of
Clu.ss A In one town, when tberu aro j
only four in the South and onlv one In
Virginia.
To the amusement of the audience,
she read from an account of a speoch
made by Senator Halsey two years ago
In opjK>sing the Strodo bill of that day,
j In which he said there was no wide?
spread demand for a woman's college,
and that preparation to teach Indus?
trial arts would be better. Having
progressed thus far In two years, said
Mrs. Munford. the Senator might come
all the way In a short time.
He replied by saying that the de
j maud had arisen since that time.
Mr. Ilwiiton Speak*,
j Senator Feathers ton spoke briifly,
: introducing Eppa Hunton. Jr. The lat?
ter said ho resented the suggestions
that prejudice dictated his opposition
j to the co-ordinated college proposition.
! He Insisted that tile bill would admit
women to all the professional courses
In the university.
He looked upon coeducation, which,
he Pald, was what the bill meant, with
horror, and believed that It was only
ja step to later complete coeducation.
? which, he predicted; would wipe out
the university. He indignantly de
riled that he was tho author ot the hill.
, with which lie had been charged,
i For hlmsalf. he preferred to put wo?
man on a pedestal, and hoped to ko,p
her there, In splto of the efforts of
some of the sex to pull her down. The
least objectionable feature to coedu?
cation, he continued, Is the presence
of men and women at tlto time in the
class rooms under tho oyo of Instruc?
tors.
REQUIRE REPORTS
OL FUNDS
Bills to Regulate Treasurers'
Commissions and Inspect
? Their Accounts.
! To avoid such situations as has re- !
Icently arisen in Chesterfield. Captain
W. W. Baker and W. S. Ivey, of thai
county, Introduced in the House j'es
tcrdny two bills designed to keep coun?
ty treasurers from misappropriating
school funds. One outlines the
actual amount of commissions to hf
charged, about which there lias scorn?
ed to be- difference of opinion. It makes
the sum 1 per cent., and says that the
commissions shall be paid only on
order of tho Superintendent of Public
Instruction, after he is satisfied thai
j tho local treasurer has properly ox
| pended the school moneys on war?
rants. The State Treasurer, the cus?
todian of the literary fund, would in
the meantime withhold the commis?
sions.
. Hi: stated that treasurers' state
; menus are badly mixed, and Unit rec?
ords in the ofllco of the Department
of Pui.lic Instruction show all sorts
of varying constructions placed upon
the lows. This Is one reason for ask?
ing for an accountant for the depart?
ment, to check up these reports and
, digest them.
! The Mim.? members offered a com
"panion hill allowing tho Superintendent
of Public Instruction, or his repre?
sentative, to inspect all account..: of I
the disbursement of school funds, iri
such papers are no; produced, .i man- ?
' damns shall lie to compel their pro- '
I (L.otlon.
, ,.-M imi ,.??...?,
Redl C?ttitr jfOT ?nie
Farms! Farms!
All farms listed with us for sale arc
I advertised throughout the Northwest.
I Inquiries an- 'coming to us from per?
sons represented as having money to
buy and operate. I.Ist your farms,
large and small, with us.
O. A. Hawkins
REAL ESTATE,
100 North Seventh Street.
FARMS, MII.1.9. ?He*
FOR SALE.
Loans rrfade on country or city prop*
erty. Catalogue free.
GEO. E. CRAWFORD CO.,
' 832 East Main Street.
. $30,000
To loan on Improved real estate In
[ ?umt to suit.
CREN8KAW & RICKS.
Dr. Cannon and Others Appear
in Behalf of League
Proposition.
COMMITTEE UNFAVORABLE
Defers Action Until To-Night.
Seek to Make C arrier Agent
Of Seller.
That part of the program of lite
Antlsaloop League of Virginia which
seeks to prevent the Ihtrasttito ship?
ment of liquor into dry territory naj
const der ctl yesterday morning by the
House Committee on Counties. Cities
und Towns, the dato for hearing hav?
ing boon previously set. The commit?
tee held an executive session after the
public remarks, i>ui decided lo defer
liie matter until to-night. Mr. Bain,
the patron of one of Hie bills, suid
tie thought the altitude or a majority
'of the committee distinct!} unfavor?
ably to the proposed measures.
Ilev. .'nines Cannon. I), p.. said It
ivti? not a proposition at this lime
I to prevent the sali: of liquor, but one
io prevent vice and crime. He quoted
statistics from the report of the State
i Hoard of Charities and Corrections, to
show that in the '.ret cities und the
two great wet counties of tin: State
one person In forty-four was com?
mitted to jail or penitentiary, will 16
In dry counties, the average was one
in 4110.
< hnimr Common F.nw.
Thomas Wliiieliead, ot Amtierst, wnia
I the next spenlier. lie said that It ha.*
beun the policy of the State to repeal
sueh portions of the common law as
I were found to bo opposed to public
I policy, due such provision makes tho
; commo/i carrier the ngont of t he buyer.
while the bill under consideration
', would make the currier the agent of
? the seller.
j Mr. Wliiieliead made the statement
. that the bill would do morn to prevent
? crime than ihn Mann bill, and the Uyrd
J bill put together have done.
, Along with others, he referred to
j tin: artiolc in The TlmoK-Dlspatch of
yesterday, containing a report of u
1 ilec'?ion of the Supreme Court of the
: United states, which he explained to
] bo merely a statement that whiskey
j Is it commodity, and that railroads
j must haul it.
: Professor c. T. Jordan, of Staunton,
who followed, said the Supreme Court's
, opinion referred only to interstate truf
| tic.
Several questions were asked by Hill
, Mnntnguc, n member of tho commit
tie. one wns if there is a law which
' makes It a crime for any one to order
j liquor. Another was In regard to a
'. statement that a liftecn-year-old boy
t had ordered liquor from a circular sent
, out by u dealer. Mr. Monlugue said
a boy with proper rearing would not
, do this, and that there was no une to
j make the individual order liquor,
j Itev, .1. M. Pllchur, U. D.. of Phoebus,
j spoke briefly.
i nw Enforcement.
I Samuel L Kol Icy was the only per
i son who appeared In opposition lo the
I bill. Ho said that the people In dry
j territory must of their own volition
! make r.n order for liquor before they
can get It, and that ll is not forced on
j them. If local option laws uro not en
| forced, he argued, either It Is Impos
j slblc to make prohibitory laws effect
l Ivo or else tho people of the community
I don't want thorn enforced. Ho suld
j there are practically no violations of
I tho law as to liquor except In llllll
i ccnuod cominunltles und by unlicensed
. people.
Ho said unhesitatingly Hint In Rich
. Illond the laws regarding the sale of
j liquor are moro nearly observed than
arc any other laws on tho statute
j books. There has never been a time.
I ho insisted, when drastic legislation
i was less nee'c-d than It is to-day.
As to Or. Cannon's figures, Mr. Kel
I ley said It was unfair to mnko such a
I comparison, slnco crime would natnrnl
] ly centre Iti cities, were liquor sold
I there or not. Concluding, ho argued
! that these bills would not prevent the
I Interstate carriage of liquors, und that
j tho only result would be that the
i money spent would bo sont to dealers
in Washington, Bultlmore, Phlladol
| phia, Louisville, Cincinnati and else?
where, to the loss of local peoplo and
; to the loss ot the Slate In the matter
of licenses.
No. 12 S. Second Street: new; nine
rooms; $300 tier annum. PossiS
sion at once.
No. II s. Second Street; first rial: six
rooms und ballt; rent, $300 per
annum. Possession at once.
KIM'S-IIP PS it CO.
The Vaientme Museum
ELEVENTH -v.NO CLAV STREETS.
Open laily from 10 A. M. to C P. M.
Admlss'on. "Go. Free on Saturdays.
UaihoiiuG
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY let, 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE ItlCllMONU DAILY.
For Florida and b'outb: s:li A M. and
'.:3i f. M? I'. M.. <??? A. M.
tor Norfolk: : v0 A. it.. i-vj I*. M., 4:10
P. M.
For .N. * IV. It). WTesli 6:13 A. M., 10:?
A. M.. S:i.<S 1 -V.. f.-M P. if.
For l'*ter?t>ur?: 1:W A. it.. i:li A. M..
l-l.S \. M., ?ifti 1A. XI. l?:M A. M.. W1 1'. M.,
CIO 1'. M-. I'- f:U6 l: M , 9:J0 P. U?
11:15 P. M.
Fot doldaboro and Faycllavllla: ft:M P.M.
Triilr.s ?!.-!.w- ltl>-tini..nd ilal'.y: 4:40 A. M.,
i:H- A. M.. 0:4U A. M.. a7:?0 A. M.. t$:J7 A.
M , "liMC A. M.. H:W A. it., "5:00 P. M..
??1:40 I'- M-. ?:*?> !'? U., o:Ji V. M.. i:M P. M.,
'.? 00 p. M.. IP.JO P. M.
?Except Sunday. ".Sui:djy only, a Except
Monday. . ^
Time of arrival and drparlura aniS con?
nections no* _'juran1erd.
Ra.lcoaofl
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND SETviiOl
Losto Hlrhmuml
?LAO A.M. Hjra St.St*.
?5.Ii A.M. llaliiht.Sta.
13 6 i A.M. Bjti Si. ht?
?i7.ll) A.M. Iljrl M.Ml
?7.48 A.n. Hain Ht.St?.
??.Iii A.M. Hi rd St. Ml
10.30 A.M. Mala St. Sta,
?Ii.01 noon Uj ra St. St*
?8.00 P.M.Bjrd St. Sta
t3.*0 I'.M. Bird Si. Sta
?4.l? P.M. Klfoa Station
?5.IS P.M. Main HI. Sta
?8.?0P.M. Bird St. Sta
Arrive Richmond {
?J.60A.M. IlTraBt.Sts
B 1.21 A.M. sUbsBUtlOsL
? 11.3j A.M. Brr* St.St*.
?1.12 r.M. Halo St. Si*.
?S.46 P.M. Bjrl8t.8t?.
18.60 r.M. it .rant. H??,
-7.it P.M. UrrlSt.SU.
18.10 P.M.Main 8t,8?4U
?0.10 P.M. BrrtSt.Ht?.
?v.H> P.M. MalnSt.fiis.
HO.SO P.M. Iljr* Ht.Sta.
'11.80 P.M. Jin I n St.Uta.
Mi.60nlnbtBTrl8t.8t?.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS,
r.tafo nrrd Si. Sta. 4.00 P. M. for Frclerlcklbarf..
Learc l.I i.a Sta. 8.S0 A. M.,U.aO P. M. far Altaian*. .
ArrlTf Itjrd St. Sta.s.'Jd A.M. front Preler't^b**;.
Arrive KlbaSU.fl.llo t.tt..j.:tuP.M.from A?UI?nd.
'Daily. t Weekday*. {Sundays osly.
' Daily except Monday. ?
All train* to or from Byrd Street Stitlon
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. tn., 5.50 a. m. an*
nrrivfnr- 13.50 night) stop at Elba. Time of
arrivals and departure! not guaranteed. Read
the signo.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
fitbm 1 Kit t/AKKifcft or ritia south.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. B.~following schedule : .??ir-.? publish*
dd as informal Ion und not guaranteed:
Kur the South?Dally: 1:10 A M. Local.
10:ir. A, AS. Express. S:uO P. M. Express,
j with electric lighted Sleeping Car lor At->
lanto and Birmingham. U:4S P. Al. Express.
\t i; Days: 3tOO I'. M. Local.
KORK RIVER LINE.
1:30 P. M. ?Dally.?Connecting tor BaJ
tlitmre Men.. Weil, and rrtUay. A. At.?<
Ex. .-tin. and -Mi P. M.-Mon., Wed., and
, Krlday? Local.
Tr ilns Arrive ?lchmood.
Prom the South: 6:60 A. if., 8:40 A- M.
I !t:00 I'. AI.. S:0S P. At., dally; 13:05 Ex. Bun.
' Krom West Point: 0:30 A. At. dally, 11:36 A.
?1., .Mull.. Wc. and Frl., 4;C? P. M. Ex. Quo.
S. E. BL'IKiESS. D. P. A.,
907 E, Main 8?. '1'lione Mailleon 271.
Kl ClT?TiJ Nil AMD ChY.!*AP KAILE BAY
RAILWAY CO.IU'AXY.
Schedule or electric trains to und from
Ashlun*. stopping nt Intermediate stations
' upon statin 1: La. Richmond t/iroad and
1.aural sis.): ??:?, -7:1", 8:10b. 9:10. "10:10.
BtU A. M.. 1:10, 2:10, 3:10. 4:10t>, 1:10. ?:i0,
1:10, ?:10b. 10:10, il. k, P. M. L.v. Ashland:
7b, lb. 10, "11 A M.. ?12 it.. ?L, t,
I, 1. Db. ?. 7. ?, lb, 11 P. At.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
I bCarriea baggage.
I Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
1:1J A. ? Local?Dally?.Seivpori News.
I 8:20 A.-Local?Dally?Ch'vllle. Ex. 8un.
Thurmond
I f?:00 A. ?Express?Dolly?Norfolk. Old Point
1 tio-.W) A.?Locol?Dally?Lchng. Eex. C. Forge.
1 -i;0v P.?ExpressioDally?r.lu.?L'?llte.
' t?:wtf P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, N. News.
I i;vu 1'. ?Local?Dally?N. News. Old Point.
?:lu P. ? Local?Dally?Gorilonsvllle.
sill P.?Local?Ex. Sun.?Lchbg, Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
?0:35 P.?Lin,i?,-.ii?Daily ?Cincaffi'tt Chl'go.
?IIa? 1'.?Express?Dally?r'nolnnatl, L'vllLo
; 'Sleepers. tParlor Car*.
' TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
[East: 8:15 A. M? 7:60 P. At. Through from
East: 11:30 A. AI.. 6:30 P. AI. Local fr?re,
I West: b.:30 A. At., 9:GG A. M. and 7:15 P. M.
Through: S:30 A. At.. 2:11 P. M and 3:30 P. M.
I .lames lllvur Line: "S:35 A. 11., 6:43 P. II.
J ?? Dally except Sunday.
: Richmond & Petersburz Qectric Railway
I Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg: ?
?6. 7. 8, *9 10. 11, ?12 A. M.. l X, *f, 4, S>
"1M3. ?6, 7. 1, ?? 10 P. M
11:00 P. jI . (or Chester. 12:00 midnight foi
Petersburg.
Cars leavo Petersburg, foot of Bycamor*
Street, for Manchester:
t5:lS. 6:16. "7:16. -7:84, 8:SS. 9:36. ?10:25. ll-.tt
A. At.. 12:33. '1:55, 2:35. 3:35. ?4:15, 0:33, 6:Si,
?7:15. 8:35, 9:15. '10:10, 11:40 P. M.
(Dally except Sunday and holidays.
?(.lorries baggage and exprua.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect wltb
cars for lllehmond.
I NOliFOLK AN? WSSTBRN RAILWAY,
I ONLV ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
I Schedule In effect January 1st, 1913.
I I.oavo Byrd Streot Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: 'J-.tO A. M.. '3:00 P. M., *4:10 P. M.
FOR LYNCHBUHC- AND THE WEST: ??:t:
A. At.. '10:00 A. AI.. ?3.00 P. M..'?:20 P. At.
Arrlvo Hlchmond trom Norfolk: '11:40 A. At.,
?6:35 P. m? *lt:30P. At. From the West: fSAt
A. M., n2:Q0 P. At., bl:40 P. AI., '6:05 P. 11..
?9:00 P. M.
?Dally., aDally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. B. BEVILL, C. H. BOSLET,
O. P. A., llo.tnoke.. D. P A.. Rlcnmond.
m:\hcmmi aih link.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave
Richmond dally; 9:10 A. M.?Local to
Norllnn. 1:20 P. jr.?Sleepera and
coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham, Savan?
nah. Jacksonville. 8:13 P. M.?Florida
Limited (except Sunday). 9:42 P. M.?i
Sleeper, Jacksonville roaches. Birming?
ham. 11:35 P. M.?Sleepers. .Tacksoii
. vllle. Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis.
1 Northbound trains scheduled to arrlvo
In Richmond dally: 6:31. A. M.. 7:8S A.
M? 9:20 A. M. (except Monday). S:06
P. M.. 5:40 P M.. Local.
xsteamboat?
Wnr Tagus ?nlpnd $10
Jon. 27.
by the
Registered Tonnage 8,780
The Luxurious ARCADIAN.
Displacement Tonnage. 14,1120
Every Saturday. Commencing Feb. 3
The largest nnd finest steamer (n the
Bermuda Service?Itound Trip tJO Up
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Sanderson & Son, Qen. Ant-., 23
Stnte Street, >'civ York,
Or any steamship ticket agont.
SAMUEL H. BOWMAN. 703 E Main St.
or.l) DOMINION LINK.
Lt. Richmond foot of Asa St dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave. Newport Newo.1:00 A. M.
I Arrive Norfolk.1:09 A. AI.
Connects with main lino steamers leaving
! Norfolk ror New York dally except Sunday
|7:co P. M. Connections also made by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
I Night Line, steamers stuf Jil Claremont to
I land or teculva ptessengcrs on signal, and
I will bo met by ilic conveyance.
1 TIHI1IN1A NAVIGATION CO.?Jumea Rlesr
I by dayllght for Norfolk nnd Old Point. New
1 port New* and all James Itlver landings
Steamer leaves Sdo! Wednesday and
Frlde.y at 7:Xi A. M. Freight received foi
all James River landings. 'Phone Madison 171.
Main Ticket Office. SI! E lfala street.
7?
"Ask Mr-. Bowman
About Bermuda, Cuba, Panama, West
Indies, South Vhl?rlcs .Medlterrane.ui
land Orient Cruises. Tho only agoncy
representing all lines. Hotel and Free
1 Information Bureau.
Samuel II. Bowman,
Southern Tourist Agent.
: Merchants an'j Miners Transprotalioa Co
Norivls tii Uoston, Ma**,, ans
Providences It. s.
Bteamera loa.o Norfolk :"r Uoston?Dally,
except Thursday; Provldsnce, Mon.i Wed.
anj Sat. at I P. It. Passenger* and freight
taken for all -<ow England polti Tlcktts
on sale at oitic* C. ? O. Ry., 1?. a W. Ry.
8. 11. Bowman, ."OS East Ma:;., and HUhmoni4.
Transfe- Co.. ?09 llnsi Uala
m:\v viMtK?pi.YJioiiTn?CHBRnouna?Southampton.
VAST MAIL UOtlTB TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
The b?rge?! and I'M next Steamer lo the Warld.
KqulpmcDl
8S3H ftj. Lone.
Frcneh a la Cavir HeNtaurant, TurklMh soil Electric Hall.?. Sivim-?lna
Pool, Four ClevalOrav (?riunnnltiin, Yerantln Cafe,
Palm Court, etc.
Will Sail From Not Yo?k
February 21 and March 16.
and Regularly Thereafter.
WHITE STAR LINE. - - - ? llllOADWAY. Jf. T.
Or 1/Ocal Aceat?,

The times dispatch. [volume], January 24, 1912, Page 11, Image 11
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The times dispatch. [volume], January 24, 1912, Page 11, Image 11 About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The times dispatch. [volume], January 24, 1912, Page 11, Image 11
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914