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C? i? ft.\m esr <<?'? ft3 Fiianrv? rl'
Gronttr Richmond'* Cirenlcr Ne vcBpoper
Git k\mist WANT am) ItKAL ISS
TATK med IL'.11 IN VIIK.t.ma. AND
o.m; of this ih;st IS am10iuoa.
Want Ad Rates
In elTeot June 11, 1911.
IJnlly, UUe cent pit word when pnlfl
in mlvouce. Ko Ad. Inkcu tor lern? thuu
Hue mid one-hull rrntn n word nil
rlnNMliKuiiniin except Situation Wanted
fur Sunday. Slttiutltin Wunteil,one ceili
a tVMrd. No Ad. Sundu) lul.cn (or lean
<iinii ii r teen i'cnta.
No Ad?, taken for lorn tlinu twenty
live ceuta ?Inn phoned lu or oukikkI
111 Ihr counter.
I'lioue uritera n?l Kiinranteed,
(litaalhcntloii not t-tiuriiotccd nflcr
OlftU I*. si.
I'or bualucaa contract", send lor the
Want Ad. ?im, ?hone MiKuroc 1.
S,UlH dilti jUtlllO
lost, ON FIRST and UltOAD
btreets, yeslciuay idtmiiuun uoout 6
O'ciooK, v.i.i..- i?uu wumi, trimmed
lu uuirt aa>iii. Reward it returned
to .\iiui, BiiaULR. Burton umii'itiii
or cult pumm ..lautaon ZJJ--J._
Cli... u . -a . ... Ol" S : oOv ncm
bered 16 ttiiu 10 ui the Boh Air Coin
pan) of Virginia, iaautu April I.
Ibas, tu tin nauiu of K. 11. Taylor,
having luin leai, notice .s hereuy
given inui application hau been made
lor lasuo ol mu certlbcutes,
Charles a. rA/LOR,
AdinT ut ii. . a> lor. .iccunjed.
|g^_-_-?-?-??-j.-:i'_-=
<..?-??' vauuruo, u?tlU
??Tlway mail clerks wa'ntVu.
li?u rnonlu, ulcuiiioiiu examinations
May -i, prupui uuon tree. -'itA..Niv
Ll.. l.NS'J IT O'i ii, Lept. S?tf ?, Uu
clleatur, N. V.
:?A'v'iu i')i..\c' b\ "fO " lT.ai s
ttiti auiunioulx business; pu.in.iona
SucUi cd competent (,< aouaics. rllCH
ilO.M.i AU'iU s'Juuui., Ills w. Ui v i I
Street, _
W a..TKO. an"i:XI'13HIIiNCEl"> saLLaT.
niun, ncaiimt' and piumulim goods, as
direct t eppesuiiikitve oi liianuiuuiyry
tor Klcliiiloiiu und vicinity. Apply,
Wim leieicticva and iuiu ...\pcriciicc.
Pu.?t-ui:ice uox ti'jii. Hiunmond, Vk.
ax) wT?TElEs VN .v.". 1 KU?THIS ?E
niutid Zor ad writers la constantly
Increasing, ihu grsat department
stores and ...... . . .i.k agencies arc
iaeurcilritf the country over lor men
to write advertisements. It la a
science eiieily acqulrud, Kor twenty
yeara ab have been uinent- the lark*
ett and moat aucc.-axfi.l advertiser*
la the United States, 'l he rcau.t of
thu experience ba? been put in con?
crete form (or tnoeu who wlan to
b?co:iitt ad writura or uu vertisintf
managers. Vitiuat,!? oook.cu und
Inlorinution niutiej free. I. C. S..
Box (a A. Ecranton, l*a.
.W?NTKbT MEN TO LE?TtN BARBER
trade; only few weeks reuuired.
Wut;ea after ilr?it month Steady
poeiuon Kuurahtecd. Write for cat?
alogue. MOL.EH*S BARBElt COL,
LEOE, 101 Uuvyery, ,','iiw Vuik Cit>.
sYOUNO MAN ~AS FOREMAN with
mechunluul ability. Apply Room t'j7.
Atne: lead TJuii'jii. . UanK UulidlnK.
2,'jO'i railway mailclkrics want
ed, permonih, Rtcbinond exami?
nations May t Common education
aulllclcnt, "pull" unhecesaary, Write
lot sinnplf ??uestlons. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Ucpt. m m. i: , iioster.
_ N_ v._
WANTED, FOR U. 8 ARMY. AliLE
bodled. unmarried men, between ages
of is and 34; cltlsons of United States,
of ijo'. ! character and temperate hab?
it:-, who can apeak, read and wi Itc
the ICnKllsh lahkuaKe. Tor Informa?
tive, apply to HecrUltlns 0 Ulcer, si"
K Univl i-trcct. Hlrlur.orid. Va._
fetlltiUtOHS CC'illlUt'j, !itflllC
WANi i.u. Position 'by' hk'-.h-ter"
?ii dl'UKItlat ut ii yeura' experience,
capable of managing u.ijineaa
Beul of references. Addreaa 'sAUji^"
L " .-''aui.r. ;\L.. If. KlcJjrnond, Vn.
tjrlp Ccidiuco, jrcmaU
rt'VAN i i-.O."''I'iXl'LltIENCKL?" 'Sa'L'ES
Liu> in ladies' tiillorlng eatabiian
ment. 621 Webt Giace.
isiaiiitioiiG ?UdiurD, j riiuiU
Position wan . i:u by an experi
eiiced aaluaiady in Irilllinury or ault
department; b-at oi returencea. Ad
dlesa C. 11. D., 1*. O. liox 4H, ClltlOli
Forge, ViL
PlDtlij?lUllUl t.Ulp CLiilHUD
TKACillHUS Full" BEST**' SOUTHERN
educational Institutions, :?ii term.
Oldest, largest, heal agency aervico
Sutitb; iwunuelh year, iure? agen?
cies, one eiirolmonL. .Satlafacibry
service guaranteed. Enroll now.
SHLltlHA.s TEACHERS' AULi.N'CuJo,
(Iran wood, s. C.
pe-.-.-,_
l?ilp, a?tilf diiD j-rmdlr
TC'aNTHU. "IxCAI. BTAOE TALK NT.
Won't coiltlicl witii uualncaa. Ad
11: i .. : I' IM. cure Timej-L'jpatch
?Blllt? LClUltUU
.^?"E'AitK i.?MilC;'NO FOR I'AHTIKS TO
take an asency for thu auiu in inui
ritute of Virginia of |urgu und aniaTI
high-grade till uitgliies of well-known
make. Muai have >-ood (aulllllos tor
Laiiva.mliix und r< aching all pro
?pdctlVe purohaaeri! in tu? Stats. Kx
perlence In coniiaotlon witn Internal
combtistloh engines will l>e an ad
vantage. In replying, pU-uae tjlve
full stattinent, covuilng experience
and facilities foi securing business,
A good opportunity for the rinht
parties. Addruaa Ci m... care Tiinus
Ul-pauh_
livral Csstatc Jf?c &ait 1
i2?-A"cri]':_FA Ii:?!.' f i Mil .iL-: Kitt >m
J?lCriVilld, Amelia county, Va.; lilt
Southern Railwuy; s-iootn dwell?
ing, ijoiid condition; t-ruom tenant
house nud three luirnu and other
buildings; 90 acres cleared, balance
pine und oak; orchard of 40d trees,
twelve years old; five passenger I
train.) t" Richmond! fiiro, l* cents;)
stop on farm, making it very uttrac- j
tlve for city man's country estate.
Mr. A. Ii. Morris lives on It, and will
nhow it any day. A bargain. Very
easy terms. CI1APIN & HUME,
IHchmpild._I
5?; AUKi.rf IN i.TSYLVANIA COUX" I
ly, wltti a lot of good buildings and'
a good productive fur in, for yO.S?O.j
The cheapest thing In Virgin In'. For
full description address E. UOxINGS,'
Fnuldlhg, Ohio._;_ j
it AC UK FARM; RIGHT -Ml LES FROM
Richmond, on Midlothian PiUc; 1 l-;;
miles ft um Robious, <>r. Southern
Itailway; dwclllngj orchard, wood,
Implements. ii\< stock; only (3,600,
Mr. w. II. I'ease, owner, will bo glad
to shsw w.u over it. CHAt'JN .t
HUME. 13 North Eleventh street.
SAI.l" L' i' ON ROSENEATH
Itoad. between ui'ovc and Hanover
Avenues. For partrculars call Mad?
ison ;iyst>. __
FOR SALB.i-iVEItY IIANDS?M K HOME
skcrlflced; West End; nuw, brick,
modern; eight large rooms; double
polished ho'orn; hot water heat;
beautiful chandeliers and mantles.
Price I'vs than to build. Terms. S.
Hox 836._._
THE CHEAPEST LOTS ON ALL
streets in city nnd BUblU'bs. See us
before* buying. H LAN TON & CO..
Travelers' Building._
"~~"iiu?lnfsis ?"pp?fttini?icG
tTrT<Tk S^loa n eT/'ViTfdA^hlxns^n
Jewelry et lowest rat -s o: Interest
No charges for st<.r.i?e N P , JA
pr>T?a x- ooN "i? n vi""' Street
poultf,', 0cts anD tiioc ?fock
?'ijiTe h all PUPS" ni:ciSTKi:iii>
aiock' price reasonable, W'LLOUCHI"
BY KENNELS, Little Bay. Bom US,
Norfolk.
DA.LY PUZZLES
What kind of candy?
a .\ ?wer TO YEtvPHIlDAY'S PI IZ7.I.B.
VI y,
X-oi salt
BACHRACII.
1 PER CENT. TO 3 PER CENT, PERI
MONTH.
ESTABLISHED 1S37.
OKKUIIS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
AM> GUARANTEES LOWEST RATES
OK INTEREST ON DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER.
WAKE, ETC. UK SURE AND .SEE
US.
RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE.
6. BACHRACII, PROP..
a!5 E. Itl'.ftAD ST.
WE HAVE a FINE ASSORTMENT of
new and second*hand wagons; one
horse truck 1 i?rHt furniture wagon. I
Rubber-tire work, painting and re*'
pairing. RICHARDSON BROS., 615
Brook Avenue. Madison 1467.
TW?"" s k co n11- ha n d It I ?n a fo uts.
one top buggy and several wagons. I
nil in good repair and painted. These
are burgainx A. MEYERS SONS, 731
East Cary Street,
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS I
delivered In Virginia and North Car?
olina, tl to per thous*"\d; eure ncad-|
em; buncntd in R .j of Do plants
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO., Meggens.
b c._
For sale. BURRouoirs adding i
machine; good condition: cheap, H|
-2 1. care Times-Dispatch.
SO-A BEANS.--Go' >D STOCK: TtMiT- I
ed quantity. Also black, clay and,
rnlx^d peas. For sale by d. ETHER
IDGE <t CO . 31-33 Commerce street, j
Norfolk; Va.
yoU~A 1.WAY3 fill THE BlfX^vTlEN
you eat Smlthfleld saul-ago.
FOR SALE, TWO HIGH-OR A DE. RUB
ber-lired fop buggies, Ho and 115;
one rubber-tired runabout, H5; sev-i
era! wagons In good repair cheap. A.
MEYER'S SONS. ?:i B. Cary Street.
STAVE SAW, GERLACk; 26-INCH,
special automatic: stave jointer and!
pall stave eaw, i.- BLUFORD & CO.
SEE US WHEN IN need ok A VE-!
hide of any kind. Wo carry a l?i?.o
stock and sell ul inviting prices
Easy tetms. A. MEYER'S SONS. 731 ]
E. Cary St root._
WOOD : WOl: KING PLANERS, THR E k
and foui sided, single and double
surfacers; lath inlil?j cut-off saws I
nnd tes.iws. I. BLUFORD & C(
STAVE sa\\\ tlKUL.M K. if?-inch. I
special automatic; stave jointer and
pall stave saw. i. RLUFQRO a CO. |
an ESTABLISHED RETAIL BulsT
NESS of 16 YEARS' STANDING, IN
VINE LOCALITY, AND RENT VERY
REASONABLE. REASONS ABSO?
lutely SATISFACTORY. K 1*7.
c ARE tim fcft-DlS patc i i.
bachracii. .
1 per cent, i<> i per cent, per
month.
guarantees to make more lib?
eral advances on diamonds,
w a tch es. jewelry, silver- I
W a re, etc.. THAN AN v other1
i/lAN office. rates, 1 per
cent. 'jo 3 per cent.
richmond loan OFFICE,
8. BACHRACri, prop.,
kl5 e. HltoAU st.
established lss7.
PIANO MOVING?WE CAN PUT
>-iir piano where others would not]
attempt the work. oar moving do-!
partmdnt la finally equipped lu tno*-e
ull 'Kinds of iurntturv and piuiio.
CRAFTS, Movi.-.g Liupariini.nl. 121 j
Labt Broad Strtct. Maaibon 650ti._
loans.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. !
private oltices, Eighth and Broad
Streets, advances the most money si
tho lowest rate of Inturast In the
city on watches; diamonds and Jew?
ell y. Why be embarrassed by en?
tering pawn shops when you have
our services at your command*
PIANO. TONE RESTORING.?BY OUR
unitiue method we can inalte your old
piano sound Ob good as ni.tity new
instrumenta. Our repair department
is equipped to do all kinds ot ptaho
and player-piano work. Kallinutcs
cheerfully given, without charge
Come in and get our expert ad?
vice without, obligating yourself.
CRAFTS. 121 E. Broad Street. Rich?
mond, Va. Madison 6?>u6.
WANTED. "TU E PU BLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers, 91.:
' East Main Street, !>'?.>. ?<-ii, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST s'l't EES. Old gold nml sil?
ver always taken in exchange.
Aacu.! C'?ttUc X'Ot LUiU
MA ? LINGTO.vr* ^VvT^vX."'"^ MODKRS !
brick hotel for rent; thorough re-,
pair; all conveniences; only first-,
blast) hotel in town; town the county
seat, Good opening; not furnished.!
Apply JOHN ALEXANDER; .Marling-:
ton, VV. Vn__ ____
Dl" I LDl NG N EAR : ?U kt EENT11 AN D
Main Streets, suitable for small shop
or storage purpose. RlCHESON .<!
CRUTCIIFIE1 D; Elovcntli mid Bnnk.
SoacDins
PERMANENT <
moat ttlOSil'Al
and hull roon
Street.
11 Tl: ANSI ENT FOR A I
o second-story fro-it
, Apply at 303 E. Orate j
MAISON FRAXCAISE, ill l-~ NORTH
Eighth Street, Richmond, Va., I-o?ii?
Cliovnller, Prop, (lato .chef Palace]
Hotel, Sah Francisco, and chef Mot*]
ropolltttn Club. Washington, D. C.J,
catering and preparing for private
dinners ;t specialty; Frofieh table
d'hote dinner daily. 5:30 to 0 i\ M.,
76c.; lunch dully. 11:30 A. M. to 3
P. M.. 60c; nichts nlso served a la
carte. For private dinners, etc.,
cooks will Ijc furnished at residences
If dostrod. K.i<-c..int rooms, newly
furnished, i'hmii- Mftjjson 1038_
iAoonid Jfoi ISLcilt
niceia' ~ftVrnmsih:'d front U(>< >M,
with board; southern exposure: three
windows, single beds, electric lights,
hath and telephone convenient. "10
East Grace.
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent:
central location. No. 100 North Sev
I entli Street._
ONE ME I >1 UM -SIZE. HEATED ROOM
for gentleman, with board. 11 1-2
' Smith Tliir.l. _
I' Ural eotatf QQlatitfti
Ost'y75ur""fakmh w 1th j. a. cos
i nelly & co. Write postal for nei
L Cbaary blanks. ,
LESSER, THE LXblES* TAILOR. TUB
only one In town who makes a hiio
olalty In altering; all kinds of gar?
ments to the latest fashion. Evory
garment that Is altered In my eslub
Hshment In dorm under my personal
supervision. Prices vory moderate .
and work satisfactory. The Italelgh
Apartments, Harrison and Franklin, i
Phone Madison 4S2S._1
H?mTanT hair bought AND SOLD
at hugh ES S. 209 North Third.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY IN?
VITES LADIES' PATRONAGE, A 9
THEY HAVE SPECIAL PRIVATE
OFFICES FOR THEIR CONSULTA?
TION. LOANS MADE ON WATCHES,
DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY". SEC?
OND FIX)Olt, BRYAN BUILDING,
EIGHTH AND BROAD STREETS. ,
? . ' I
<Xodl dRD ttloou
L"o~Nc/? \v??d"1s "good because" IT
v/na aplll In right season and of
good, large trees. a sample load
will please you. His coal burns to
anhes. Easy to take up. Phone Mad?
ison I a1070 ___________
COantl?
LOOkT"LOO'kTLOOK?' WE" PAY-CASh
for old clothes, gents' turnlahiiigs.
boots, shoee, furniture, etc. Rhone
Madison &132.
WANTED. GOOD HORSE OR COW
manure in carload lots. Quote prlcv
t. ?>. b. C. & o, track, Richmond. Ad?
dress NORFOLK manure co., 24'>
Montlcello Arcade, Norfolk, Va.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES
furnished or unfurnished apartments.
Address K 1S3. care Times-Dl-patch
WANTED. TO B C Y FO R CASH,
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madison 3SGI.
9?isrclIdnrouo
SHoi-: REPAIRING.
76c. HALFSOLE MK.VS SHOES. 60c.
ladles, every pair sewer: best leuth
et ; no nails. n< pegs. Royal rub?
ber beele, 25c; Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c, leather heels rebuilt like ne#,
26c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHoE
FACTORY. Tit E. Main. Pnono Mon?
roe ?667.
upholpterin?,
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL-,
Ished, mattresses renovated, anthiueK1
bought and Hold. LEVY, the Upiiol-!
sterer. 425 West Broad.
LOANS.
THE EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. I
private offices, Eighth and Broad'
Streets, advances the most money at
the lowest rate of interest In thei
city on watches, diamonds and Jew?
elry. Why be embarrassed by en?
tering pawn shops when you have
our services at your command?
xlbministratur'S ilotice
Tlfis ' i .MI ANY, HAVING QUALIFIED
a:, administrator of Henry L Heart
Well, deceased, all persona having
I claims against aal,i estate arc re?
quested to present them, and those
indebted to the estate will please
make pay merit
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of Henri L Htartwcll.
OFFICE
The Virginia rire and Marine
Insurance Company
Richmond, Va., Feb. 7, 1312.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD?
ERS.?The regular annual meeting
ot Stockholders win be held at the
company's office, No. 101S Bust Main
Street, Richmond, Va.. on TUESDAY.
20th instant, at 12 M. Transfel books
will <b<i closed irom February 14 to
February 22, 1912.
William h. McCarthy.
Secretary.
Headquarters,
Commaildery of St. Andrew,
No. 12. Knights Templar,
Richmond, Va. Fe i nary 10, 1912.
Xgeneral ORDERS!
Sir Knights?Attend a stated
conclave of the commandery nl
your asylum In the Masonic
Temple. MONDAY, ISth Inst., at 7:45
o'clock P. M . in citizen s dress.
Members of Richmond Commander}*;
No. 2. and all transient Sir Knights
are courteously Invited to be present
By order of tue Eminent Commander.
J. G. HAN KINS,
Attest: Captain-General
GEORGE C. JEFFERSON.
Recorder.
Grand "'Lodge of Virginia, ?.. F. & A. M?
Grand Secretary's Office,
Richmond. Va.. February 10. 1912.
THE 134TII GRAND ANNUAL
cnminunlcatinn of the Most Wor?
shipful Grand Lodge of Ancient.
Free and Accepted Masons of the State
of Virginia, will be held In the Ma?
sonic Temple, corner Adams and Bread
Streets. In the city ot Richmond, on
TUESDAY, February IS, 1013. at 7:30
o'clock P. M.
By order of the Most Worshipful
Grand Master.
GEO. W. CAnniNOTON,
Grand Secretary.
fj-SSBftb) TO OFFICERS AND MEM
fijjI hers of Flizhugh Lodge. No.
"-- ' 6;'.. I. O. O. F.: You are hereby
notified to meet In Fraternity Hull
MONDAY. February 12. at 3 p. M.. to
attend the funeral of THOMAS CAB
ELL MARTIN, who died Saturday.
February 10.
By order of N. G.
_B. a. GARNER, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the E. II. Taylor
Company will he held at the olilcu
of the company. No. 10J1 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va., at 3 o'clock
r. M. TUESDAY, February 20, 1012. i
W. E- HENDERSON. I
_Secretary. j
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE '
Htockholde-ra of the Gans-Rady Com?
pany will he held at tile OfllCO of the
company. 1008 E. Main Street, Ricn
innnd, Va., on WEDNESDAY, Feb?
ruary 21. nt 12 o'clock noon.
ceo w. RADY, Secretary. (
To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA IiOT SPRINGS COMPANY:
The annual meeting of the .stock-'
holders of the Virginia Hoi Springs I
Company, for the purpose of electing
directors, and for the transaction ot
such other btlSlnclS as may lawfully
como before the said meeting. Includ?
ing amending the by-laws of thei
company and approving all of the ?
acta of the hoard of directors and
1 all committees thereof of the said;
company In the oast year, will bo]
hehl nt the office of the company.
Momestcad Hotel, Hot Springs, Va., ?
on TUESDAY, the 27th day of Fcb
! ruary, 1912. at 12 M. The transfer I
books win clone Wednesday. Feb?
ruary SI, lt'12, at 3 P. M.. and remain
closed until 10 A. M Wednesday,
March 28, 1912 A. TKEVVETT,
Secretary.
ANXFA l7 Ml.EYING OF "'f I IK STOCK- !
? holders of the Richmond Transfer
j Company will be held nt their office.
$09 East Main Street, nt 12 o'clock
i noon WEDNESDAY, February 14,
I 1912. W. T. BARDEN,
_Secretary.
' Richmond, Viu. January 13. 1912.
THE ANNEAL MEETING of 'r(IB
Stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank. Richmond. Va.. will be ' eld
o? their bunking house TUESDAY,
February 13. 1912. at 10 A. M.
ANDREW M. GLOVER.
Cashier.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of stockholders
of the Vlrglnln-Maryliintl Coal Cor?
poration will he held at Room 717,
Mutual Building. Richmond. Vn., on
TUESDAY. February 20, 1912. at 11
o'clock A. M. A". P. ADAM8,
Seorotarjr,
DUKE, DEPOSED, WILL
GIVE RYAN BATTLE
struggle for Control oi* Tu is Country's Tobacco
by r!wo Magnates May B
i- xutct d
Now York, February U.?ThoniB? K.
Ryan Is now credited in Wall Sir let
wlih being In complete control of llio
American Tobacco Company, confirming
predictions mudo when he entered tbo
directorate of the corporation tnat it
would be oniy a question of tiiiu when
he would dominate U JamcB Buch'
iinan Liuke, for twenty-two yuan, the
.-ii tin.; spirit in the great combination,
whl..h he practically created, la retir?
ing from tho presidency uf inj cuipo-*
ration, to bo aucceedtu by 1'ori.lvui S,
liill, vice-president of the company. !
Mr. Hill has been a prominent llgur?!
in the tobacco business of tne country
for many yjars. He Invested his early
savings in the Blackweli'i Durham To !
bacco Company and became one of Its
officers. Through his endeavors the
Concern became a formidable competl- I
tur uf tin companies than in control oi i
the trade. j
Theao chungoa are fail to be due to j
tho personal Influence ol Mr. Ryan,
who has been appointing men ot his
own choosing In tne Amcricun Tobacco'
Company to displace oitlc;al3 who had
bo;n seibcted by Mr. Uultc from bis
lrienda In hla native State of North
Carolina.
lu leaving tho American Tobacco
Company Mr. Duke will become cnair
man of tho British-American Tobacco'
Company. Limited, the bu-lneas ot
which lies principally In China, Aus
'laiiu, Canada and South Afr'ca. Tno
British-American's contracts with the
old American Tobaccr, Company have
been abrogated, and It is believed It
will now stun out on a career uf con*
petition with the American Company,
in which ovent a great light may be
expected betwaeti Mr. Ryan and Mr.
Uui ?? lor tho control of the 'ob'tcco.
business of th'a country.
Mr. Dilta also lias entered into a
combination which lia* control of the
water powur of North and South Car?
olina, and lb eBtablisnliig plants to
supply powor to all of the cotton mi.l?
and other manufactories, as woll as
light and heat to the principal cities
ol the two States.
In less than three yenr? Mr. Duke
and his brother, Benjamin, have put
upward of (20,000,000 'nto the Southern
Power Company. To-uaj it is one ol
the wealthiest and larg'st corporations
In the South. Its net proitts are
(1,000,000 a year.
The idea of harnessing the vast wa
.?uetion fehilcs, Jruttuc Days
Crcnsha-.v & Kicka.
McVeigh & Ollnn.
Heal KMate Auctioneers.
commissioners' auction sale
No. 417 W. Main St.
By vlrtuu of a decree- of the Chan?
cery Court of the slty of Richmond,
antered In the suit of Amanua S. Al?
ley v?. Joseph M. P?tSS et als., on Feb?
ruary 7. 1912, we will aeil by public
auction, on the premises,
Thursday, Feb. 15, 1912
at 4:30 o'clock P. M.,
the following property, described In
the dicree as follows: "All that cer?
tain let of lanu in the city of Rich?
mond, with a brick store and dwelling
thereon, designate 1 as No. 417 West
Main Street, fronting nineteen feet Six
Inches on the south line of Main
Street, and extending back between
; lei llnea to en alley In the rear."
etc.
TERMS: The entire purchase prlro to'
be paid In cash, ot one-third theraof
In cash and the residue In two equal
Instalments payable; respectively, at j
six and twelve months from the day
Of sale, the credit Instalments to be i
evidenced by notes of the purchaser,
With d per cent, per annum Interest I
from the day of skis added, and the.
title of tho property retained as se- i
curlty for the said notes until the
whole of the purchase money Is paid
and a conveyance directed by tno
court.
WALTER BTDNOR,
J. HOOK RICICS.
?Spe.'lal Commissioners.
The bond required of the commis?
sioners In tho above ault has been exe?
cuted. CHAS. O. SAVILLE,
Clerk.
By N. W. Bowe & Son,
Real Kslato Auctloneera.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXCELLENT!
FRAME DWELLING UOU.SE UN
KENDALL AVENUE. BROOK
PARK, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of a certain ded of truat,
dated May Hth, liiuD. and recorded In
the clerk's office Of llenrlco Circuit
Court, in D. B. 1S5-A. I age 33.S, I
will, n: the request of the beneficiary;
th.ro having been default In the pay?
ment ot a portion of tnei debt secured
In said deed of trust. sell by public,
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARV 12TH. 1912. '
at 1 o'clock P. M.,
the property above reforre?; to. con-'
slating of a comparatively new two.
story frame dwelling, on n lot fronlin,,
?l" feet, and running back 135 feet to
o public alley In the rear. This prop?
erty Is tin the west sldn of Kendall
Avenue, beginning 10 feet south of
Brookland Turk Boulevard, and is.
therefore, very close to the cur line.
This Is a good Iiouso and lot, und
shonlel attract the attention of home
seekers and others.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWE, Trustee.
Ural C?tntc
5?/o Money to Lend
ON CITY PROPERTY.
Borrower an pny It off or cur
tnp St Any Interest period.
McVeigh & olinn.
Heat, light, water and Janitor ser
vlee.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
110'-' East Main Street.
The Valentine Museum
KLBVKNTH A-ND CLAV STREETS.
Open tally from 10 A. M. to t p. M.
I Admission. S5C. Frso ort Saturdays.
tor power ot the two Carolina? woe
conceived by Dr. W. Gill Wylle, of this
City. He and hia brother. Dr. K. tl.
Wylle, formed a company and start :u
work on tlieir power plant In North?
ern fcouth Carol.na. '1 hey had yp^nt
about $400.000 >n gulling It in operation.
When Jamta U. Duke heard of tnn pro?
ject and Haw Dr. Wyiie. After seeing
tin balance sheet h'j exclaimed in sur?
prise: "la this on the lovol?" Being as?
sured that the insures wore correct, he
remarked: ,
"Weil, your scheme boats tobacco, am}
I am ready to iuak< yuu a proposal."
The result was tne forming of the
Southern Power Company, winch took
over the Wylle plant, und lir.Ct, .sere at
one,, laid for broadening the scope of
the hew corporation.
on.c.-i & were chosen, and the ofP.iluf
family of the Southern Power Company
is now as follows: James B. Duke,
president; Benjamin N, Duke, Dr. \S .
Gill Wylle and W. S. Dee, vlcu-prosi
detits; W. S. be, chief engine jr; R, B.
Arlington, secretary and treasurer; W.
11. .Martin, Jr., assistant seorutary, and
E. R. Bucher, e.udilor.
To Have atu.ooo BoraePower.
In addition to t.ie power plants that
now generali 14?.U00 horaepower, the
company Is buudiug other plants thai
will uevelop an additional 200.VOJ
horsepower, Forty-live cults are get?
ting thulr light and power, und lTo
cotton mills are lessees of the Duke
uurporatlon, with mort being addeu
every duy. Seven big streut ran.vui
systems are being operated with tins
power, while plans nave just been com?
pleted lor taking over a systtm of rail?
ways which will give the corporation
a chain of tretgnt trolley roads wnlull
will connect in an unbroken link cities
Irom tiie loner end of South Carolina.
In discussing his new power company.
.Mr. Duke said:
"The contention ;a.t besn made b>
bomo that we ure operating a powei
trust and that our concern wuuld aoo..
develop Into a grasping nionoply, in
which we would tie the mlllownera Into
knots and then squeeze thj life out o\
them. As a matter of fact, we are
supplying mills with power today a.
a .saving of 50 per cent, to them. Their
own steam-developed horsepower costs
thim <&o a horsepower. We give u
to them at tlrst for 52u ? horsepower,
but we were compelled a little later to
Increase the rate to f:!6 a horsepower.
"The mill operators know that we
ars In reality a boon to them, ana
furthermore they know when they, need
capital whero to get IL I Ant a Norm
Carolinian born and bred, ivjnd my
heart has ever been with th.tee whv
have Struggled to davelop latent and
dormant advantages in the Old North
State, ur.d none lias Its Interest closer
at heart than I. It Is the biggest
thing the Carolinas ever had, nnd thoy
who have benefited by the concern have
no hesitancy In admitting this ,'?
B, Frank Mebane, of 41 Broadway,
who ha? many cotton mill men as his
clients, yesterday said all opposition
to the Dukn power plants has faded
away. ,
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
HELD AT SP0TSYLVANIA
KiiRlnrrr-i Survey lloutc for Illghivnj
Between New York and
Richmond.
rspcclal to The Tlmes-Dlspntoh.l
Spotsylvunio, Va? February 11,?The
ftrEt quarterly conference for the
Sotsylvante Circuit, Virginia Confer?
ence, was held with the Zlon M. E.
Church here on Saturday last. Rev.
Mi Asbury Christian. D. D., presiding
elder of West Richmond District, pre?
siding. A full attendance of the o;li
clal body of the entire charge was
n ted. and the several reports of Rev.
S. U. Johnson, the preacher in charge,
were \ _ry encouraging. The financial
Blittus of the charge, us well as the
Sunday school conditions, uh reported
were especially gratifying. Dr. Chris?
tian preuched to large and apprecia?
tive audiences.
Colonel R. C. Blaydcs, tho chairman
of the Republican party of the county,
has issued a cull for a muss-meeting I
of the party at the courlhousu on
Thursday, February 22, for the pur?
pose of electing delegates to a dlBtrlct
convention to bo held at Cape Charles
on February 27, and also to elect dele?
gates to the Republican State Conven?
tion, which meets at Roan'oke on .Murch
12. The busts of representation will
be one delegate for every llfly votes
or fructlonul part thereof caul for a
Republican candlduto for Oovernor in
1909.
Judge R. H. I- Chlchester, of this
Circuit Court, has appointed Thomas
Stokeley Coleman, the commissioner
of accounts for the county, and Mr
Coleman has qualiiled and entered up^n
the discharge of his dutlo".
Qtilnton J. Herring, representing a
medical company of Wlonu, .Minn., was
arrested here yesterday on a warrant
sworn out by Commonwealth's Attor?
ney Thomas Stokeley Coleman for
peddling goods, wares and merchan?
dise without a license, Herring I.ail a
hearing before Justice Henry A. Cur?
lier, and was fined $100 ami cost.-, and
In tiefault of paying the tine was com?
mitted to Jail.
A corps of civil engineers Is nt work ,
surveying a route lor a permanently
Improved automobile thoroughfare
route between New York City und
Richmond, rtieae engineers reached
here yestortlay, ami tho unanimous
verdict of the corps is that the per?
manently Improved roads in Spotsyl
vanla aro ihu bout they huvo traveled
between New York City and this point,
und 'n conscquenco uf this Spotvvl
vunia will he embraced In their report,
; which will ask that the route come by
here. When this work Is llntsllcd tho
next route to be surveyed will be from
Richmond to San Francisco, which will
I take it period of four months or more
to !-ompleie.
Marcus L. Young, of the county, had
been appointed n public school trustee
in Courtland District to nil tho va?
cancy orci:slone<l by the appointment
of Arthur li. Crlsinond to the county
j clerkship.
' WAKE FOREST SOCIETIES
In CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARIES
Wake Forest, N. C, February 11.?.
The chief thought In evory students'
mind concerns the sevonty-sove'nth
anniversary of UiO Ptilltjmathoslan and \
Eur.ellan Literary Societies of Wake!
Forest College The celebration prop?
er of those tw. organisations, which1
have been such material factors In the
I development of tin- Intellectual and un?
cial side of the college, will bo held
on Friday, but the general anniversary
period will extend from Thursday.'
night, when the annual basketball
game Is held with A. f.- M.. to Saturday
night, when the V. P. I. quint mcet.i
the local varsity. On Friday night, us
?is tho custom, i special train will ho
run from Raleigh for the benefit of
the rttudents In the. womon's colleges
of I hat place.
The_ .speakers this .year ure of the
ugun'. rilgh standard.
""o^yrigiit, Foley, 1909.' '^QZ E. Broad St.
i^paUm^ Xy,^^ Q^ ^ ^
WINCHESTER WANTS
STATE ENCAMPMENTS
. .atter Taken Up With A, jutant-General bale.
Jt< eueraUd^haiititsO.gati.ztJu?Ktpubiicans
biect Dtlcgatesi to 1. lstnct LOiiVeuiion.
iSpeoIal to The Tlmee-Dlspatch.]
\\ iin.-1inaior, \ u., I'uuinai )' 11.? Wln
? ticaiot to u canuluute 101 titu nonor
ol ,euig aujibod.ua as tue piuou tor
? toidlng too utiiuiui viicu.iiipu.ciii. oi
>ue oiucors of tau Slate im.ii.ia, und
amo lor tno vurioua regiment* of tuo
Avale mis summer, uineers uf Com?
pany 1, SuculIU V i ruin .a Uegllllolll, of
mia city, are la Correspondence wiin
? tujuiaiii-Oeuural fcaie aau Brigadlor
vieiteiul c. t.'. vauttnan, of uummond,
aiiu although notiiiiig ueitnlle uus been
Sgrued, Upon, uio omcera lu ciiaiuu ot
wie mutter in Klciimuud liuve beun
given to uiidursiau? mat Winchester
>voui<| llKu tu Have boih uncaiui>uieiits,
and tho puuple nore wouid CO-Operate
>v uli the local soldiers in extending
every courtesy to tnu intlllluuiull iroui
other sections o.t tn.j Stale. There at u
numerous macadam lurnplUua in me
iiiuiiuuiaio viuinity of u irioiiuaier, on
" men to hold drills and parades, and
-eceral axcollent sites aie avaiiabiu
? or the encampment. The city wount
iurnlsh pure spring water free of cost
and free electric lix'uts can also ho
? ?ad.
Tho Common Council has Instruct?
ed tne Cny ?uliultur to prepare two
^ula tu Oe presumed in tue Jueglgla.
-ore, asking for tnu privilege ui vui
? iik on mo matter uf issuing gravity
?vuler uunus uui c.N.ceeUiii|? $ iu'j.'j'j'.', ana
aiiuluer set tor S25,0t)0 worm ot town
? un iniproveiiiein uuuds. for sum,
-line past a movement has been un
.out lu install a gravity Water system
as an auxiliary io iiiu present sieaui
pumpiiiu system, ana uisu io spend
a un be sum ui money tu convert mo
town run into a sower by aruhiug
.no s?um wiin conureie.
Tho Federated Charities, with Dr. L.
M, Allen as pruslUellt, was organised\
.ii W inuiieslut' a lew days use tur lue i
curpose ui relieving the wormy poor
uf tne COlllinuility, and ut the same
nine protecting people who have re?
cently Ueen Victimized by persons who
are said lu nave not Leun entitled io
much consideration. Thu Organization
expects to Siop lite practice uf suinc
wno have obtained chanty under false
pretenses.
While John Cornwall, a well-known I
fanner of Uaylui d, Clarke county, was
in Washington a tew days ago, uaylhg
a surgical operation performed upon
nis little daughter, he received a lues- j
sago slating that ills wile, Airs. Fran-I
ees Cornwell, had del suddenly of
acute Indigestion, used thirty-three
years. Shu was his .Lsl cousin, and
was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aimer
Cornwell, of Calleit, Fauquiur county,
wiio survive lier, logother wllu her
husband, three smuli children and sev?
eral brothers and sisters.
Mrs. Catherine Williams was making
preparations last week to eelobrate her j
eightieth birthday at a large family
dinner, but was seized with a sudden
Illness and died the day before she
was to have spent with nor runiily in
celebrating.
As a result of an address made by
Dr. Waller Cox. of Winchester, before
?the Winchester and Frederick county
teachers at their monthly meeting here
yesterday, It Is expected that many
Changes will be mail.! In smile ot tne
county school buildings. Ho spoke
on sanitation and pointed out many
reasons why pupils become nervous kiui
rent less In school.
George W. Smiley, who Is over eiKh
ty years of age, is now recovering from
the thirteenth stroke of paralysis. Tho
first was suffered several years ago,
and he has been attacked at intervals
ever since. Some of Die strokes wore
severe, but the aged man, who lives
near Capon Springs, Is now able lo
be up and about again.
Republicans all over tho Soveiuh
Congressional District arc electing del-j
egates to the district convention, to
be held at llitrrlsonburg on February ?
20, and other delegates to the Slate j
convention, In Roanoke, March 12. and
while It Is generally admitted that a
mitrjortty will be for Taft, the Taft
iics will riot have plain .sailing, for'
niiuiv of the ex-officeholders have com- I
bincd and declare they will send con
testing delegations to th.. Chicago con?
vention to support Roosovelt.
Frank ShltTlett. who. whlh; intoxi?
cated, wns caught in the act of ston?
ing St. Stephen's Protestant Episcopal
i Church, at Blkton, recently, has beuli
I heavily lined and placed under a peace
? bond. The evidence showed that bo
'. had endeavored to prevent the congro
? gallon from gathering for worship
laud even ?fter the members hud g?n?
I Into the church Shlllleti proceeded to
j batter the building wllli stones. Rev.
I J. R. Kills, a widely-known mountain
'. missionary worker. Is rector of St.
1 Stephen's Church, which was erected
several years ago bv W. H. Baker, of
I Winchester, us a memorial 16 his wifj,
j the late Mrs. Emma C.inn Baker.
Cut to the quick by numerous criti?
cism.-, which tin .. regarded as unjust
1?-..I without foundation of fact, ihn
I entire police force of Brl'dgowuler has
resigned, but the Town Council laid
the reslghatlo.nn on the table. At tho
: same time a large petition was recolv
I cd, asking that a curfew law be en
i acted and enforced.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
enlisted In the warfare against tuber
[ culosis, and is having built and thor
' oughly equipped an antltuberculosls
exhibit car, which will be sent all
over the main lines and branches In
' charge of experts, who. in addition to
i giving lectures, will distribute cam
j palgn literature.
Charles Bowcn, living near Sporry
I vllle, received a telegram recently an?
nouncing the denth of bis brother, w.
! i. Bowen, in Iowa, and upon returning
from the funeral ho s.iw u badge nt
mourning on the door at the homo
of his father. William P, B?wcn, who
had died during his absence. Mr. ltow
cn was eighty-four years old -and
leaves a largo family connection.
Beginning oh Tuesday of-this week.
, the Norfolk and Western Railway will
? operate n farmers' Institute., special
j between Berryvlilo and Roanoke, Tho
! cars will contain many' agricultural
land horiluultural exhibits, and the
train will bo In oharga of expert lec?
turers ffom the Virgil la Department
if Agriculture, b'l'equent aiupa will
>e mmi.; between Berryvllle and Roa
aoko.
All the Martlnsburg soft drink men
?vbo hav<j been lined and sentenced to
?uli (or selling liquor without licunsus
lave uppeatud iiiuir cases, but not un?
it Juugu b!. Duyu Fuuikner had scath?
ingly ueiieunceu them hum tnc bench.
I'tte juuge declared amon0- other things
that lue testimony snowed auvoral of
? ne men to nave roceivcd Individually
tuout 1 t.nou bottles of boer and ovor
'l.vuu buttles of whiskey during six
"nontlis; and that alone was suuiuieni
to convict thorn. Hu said Hie Jury had
aoi erred in Its Undings.
Tho farmers' lnutltuto to bo held In
Winchester on March 13 and 11 prom
'aus to bu the lamest and most Im?
portant meeting oi farmers held In the
lowor Shenanuouh Valley in recent
/ears. Dellnilc arrangomonta were
mntiu a day or two ago by tho ex?
ecutive committee, which haa positive
assurances Dial the Institute will be
addressed by sucli men as Dr. Harvey
VV. Wlluy, of pure food tarn?; Commis?
sioner George W. K?lner, of tho Vir?
ginia Department of Agriculture. Dr.
a. W. Fletcher, of the Btucksburg Stu
llonj Superintendent J. D. Egglcslon.
of the Virginia Department of Public
Instruction, and others from Richmond.
Blaoksburg and Washington.
MAY RESORT TO OLD METHODS
TO PEUSD CATTLE IN HIGHLAND
Monterey, Va., February 11.?Owing
to the small supply of provender for
stock, due to last summer's drought,
many farmers In this soctlon may have
to resort to browsing their stock iL
order to get them through the win tor
Onu stockman in Pcndlulon county
across thu West Virginia line, iu now
feeding 200 head of cattle in this way
. The cattle are kept In the mountains.
! where two men uro employed to f\l
the trees.
To the prosont generation this
method Is almost unknown, but In
anto-bollum days vast herds wore fed
In this way, and are snld to have fnrod
well. Sugar and birch trees were
the varieties that afforded the best
i browalng, and Whole groves of such
timber were cut down for this purpose.
\ Old settlers recall the eagerness with
which cattle devoured the smaller
branches of these treeK, and how they
would even endanger their lives by
; running at the first sound of each
! failing tree as thuy came down under
tlie stroke of axtnen. The present
I situation In Highland has not reached
this acute stage yet, but. in very many
1 Instances, u resort to "browsing will
only be averted by an enrly brenk-up
j of tile severe Weather that has pre
i vailed since the first of January.
itanbrupt Clonus.
NOTICE OF" FIRST MEETING OF
I CREDITORS.
In tho matter of , No. 1112.
j ADOLPH US BLAIR, In
Llaiikrupt. I Bankruptcy.
I IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
I UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIROINIA:
To the creditors of ADOLI'HUS BLAIR,
of Richmond, In the county of
Honrtco and district aforesaid?
Bankrupt:
I Notice Is hereby given that on the
9th day of February, A. D. 1912, the
I said AD0LPHU8 BLAIR was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the tlrut
; meeting of his creditors will be
I held In Itty olllcc. Rooms Nos. 802
I and 803, American National Bank
Building, Richmond, Va? on the 1!>TH
I DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. Ri',2. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, nt which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint tt trustee, exam?
ine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
February 9. 1910.
Xiofrl?
Table il'tlote Dli?trr? Saturday
und Sunda) evenings, ?'. In !l o'clock,
. Ml men.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotal in tha
Sooth, European plan. Rooms single
end en mtlto. with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms
Rote. II.SO per .lav and upward
Atlantic Cup -\egnrt&
GALEN HALL
Hotel ?uil -tanalnrlusa,
With its elegant comforts, ts tonu
arm curative bittli? and superior table
and service. Is an Idea! pla-? for fall
snd winter. ALvuye open. Alwavs
ready. Always busy.
I'. _ J'iunt,
General ?at-agex.
AUnntto CltJt.
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