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roter Richmond's Greater Newspaper
tefttontjs ^SISS* ?Ijspo.rh i
REATK9T WANT AND Hi: A I, ES?
TATE MEDIl'.U IN V1HCINIA, AND
ONE Of THIS BEST IN AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates
In cffeot June 11, 1911.
Dolly, out ccut per until when paid
advance. No Ad. token fur leas than
ra cental,
"nc and one-half cent* a rwird nil
tclnnalllcatlonji except Sltuatiuu Wanted
for Suucfiiy. Situation Wanted, ome cent
n Mord. No Ad. Sunday taken lor lea?
than fifteen cents.
No Ada. taltcu for less than tvrenty
C'L- centn when pjaoned In or charged
^Ol the counter.
I'hunc orders not euarnntced.
Clasaincutlou not truaranteed after
Di'M I*. .11. ' *
For hualneitn contracts, aend for tbo
Wimt Ad. Mnn. phone Monroe U
e_
JLofSt anb JJounb
leOST, IN J. U. M???Y & CO.'S. APRIL.
i'J, black handuag, containlnB own?
er's card, bunch of kol's. small purse
containing money and other arltdos
marked with owner's initials, two
of Ualcskl's eyeglass cases and one
pull of glassen. Reward If roturnod
j'<0? w- Franklin Strcet._
?oST. A MA.SON10 LOCKET, WITH
monogram J. O. K. on '.hack. Howard
if returned to 2006 Htrnover Avenue.
Phone Madison ?164._
tOOST, i ,ast su; i rf. eEtwjse n t JI?
Academy and First und Franklin, a
black laoo scarf. Reward If return?
ed to 1? East Franklin._
C?ST ON BROAD STREBT, fili
tween Ninth and Kovonth, T'uosday
about 6:20 P. M., diamond ring;.
Finder please call Madison 1289-J.
Liberal reward. _
thLl7vr ON- raj LINO at ELBA bta
lloii at noon Tuesday gentleman's
tan raincoat. Reward if returned
to Times-Dispatch!,
i?clp CU?ntr?, ?zQalt
SALESMAN?THE OLDEST AND
lurgest house in Its line in United
.State? re<iulres Hervices of four Al
traveling salesmen for Virginia and
West Virginia. Applicants must be
between the aetva. of twenty-seven
and forty-live. Have strong per?
sonality and furnish best references
fi oin former employers. This Is an
opportunity for nigh grade men who
?in qualify and make permanent
connection on yearly contract, with
larg.s remuneration. Car. Wednesday
and atl'huj nday. J. P. .-it STKI/'K
I.Kll. Hotel Lexington. City.
tv/ANTED E.YP KRI ENOED BARBER.
IC West Uri.ad Street.
SvanVed. local A?ENTS for pop"
ular Virginia books. Liberal com*
missions, Apply by letter to THE
HELL book AND STATION!-.!'. v
co.. fit K Main Street.
iW ANTED. S?I>A CLERK. PHON IS
Mad (son 2667 at once.
tWANTED, 'S UV KRAL Vi UNtl MEN.
experienced in clothing, f urrilsh'ng
troods and hats; also young man fa?
miliar wth boys' clothing. Apply by
mail. stating experience, OAKS
RAPT COMPANY._
V.ANTKli, A PARTNER IN THE
bakery business, one with experience
and small capital. Address J 16, care
Times. Dispatch.
V ANTED. A FIRST-CLASS, EXPERI
? need butler; must be it settled man
and furnish bent <>f references. Ap?
ply Sail W. Franklin Street. _
5?U COMPOSITOR. APPLY mr, o'CON?
nor, Manager Printing Dcppart
mint. Southern Stamps arid staiion
tiy Company. I-'.',. .Ma'..-. Street.
WANTED. .POIl Hi S. ARMY, ABLE
bodied, unmarried inen, between ages
of IS and lib, citizens of Lulled States,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who cun speak, read and write
the English language. For 'nforma
t:t:i apply to Recruiting uflict-r. e20
E. Bruu-I Street, Kiclimoiid. Va._
V. A.'.'i i'.l''. men'TO LEARN BARBER
tiaile. Olily few weeks rc'iutred.
Wages while learning. Steady po?
sition when thiougli. Write for eal
alogue. MOLER'sS BARBER COL?
LEGE. 207 Bowery, New Y'ork City.
you ARE WANTED: for GOVERN ?
mer.t Job; l?0 month. Send postal for
list ot positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dop'L 400 O, Rochester,
.V_Y._
?{WANTED. AT ONCE. ONE COLLEC"
tor, i 1? per Week and expenses; must
furnish cash bond. Canvassers wiint
ed. DIXIE PORTRAIT CO. tl.NC),
North Entporla, Va.
tAOBNTS. NO MATTER WHAT you
are selling, whether to ?totes, lac
torlcs or house to houso, you can
add our proposition and double your
present income. SOUTHERN COR?
PORATION, 10J North Eighth Street,
Richmond._
{wanted. BT A COLORED OTAL A
coachier for arithmetic on'.yi .trill
come to coachor's homo. Phono
Madison 35^0 at 8 P. M., and call .'or
MISS J. _
jfvY ANTED. 80 LABORERS. CAXi, AT
Brookdale. Will pay car fare bom*
every night (take Glnteo- Park car).
Address A 196, care Tlmes-Plspatch.
7WANTED, RELIABLE FARMER WITH
good team lo cultivate large, farm
near Richmond at once. Apply Room
200, No. 12, North Ninth Street.
W VNTBD. LiOCOMOTIVE MACHJN
Ists by the C. At o. Railway ?t Pill?
ion forge. Va., shooS._
IS'?XTED, YOUNG MAN FOR STEN
ographer and general offlco tvork;
state experience and falary wanted.
Address H, P. O. Box S7S, Richmond,
Va. _?
?wANTED, COLORED MEN PREPARE
as sleeping car and train porter*,
firemen and brakemen. Virginia,
Maryland, Kentucky and Pennsylva?
nia roads. W'rlto immediately. No
experience necessary. No strike. In?
close Htamp. RAILWAY IN8T., Dept.
12, Indianapolis, Ind.
?mirttiono vXlnnrcti, a?alr
/WANTED. BY YOUKO MAN WHO 16
principal of a blgh school In East
em Virginia, a position as collector
or assistant bookkeeper by the 1st
of June: best references from former
employers. Add res? H 94, care
Times-Dispatch.
Y(Tung man desires clerkship
or position of trust; general offioo
experience; willing and industrious
Can furnish excellent testimonials
and references. B 237, care Times
Dlspatcfi._
FULL REGISTERED DRUGGIST IS
open for position. Managing store
preferred; good references. Address
M 90, caro Times-Dispatch.
W A N T E D. POSITION BY FIRST
class sausago-maker and raeat-out
ter; not afraid of work. Address J
9, care Times-Dispatch._
young MAN, GOOD CHARACTER
and best roforonces. desires position
with local mercantllo, brokorago con?
cern. Wants to loam the business.
Salary no object. Address B 238,
caro Times-Dispatch._
piofcjs?ton?i i)ilp CCltintr?
; W A?> T !3DT TEACHERS - " O"** XtX
grades, for college, public and pri
, vate schools, also matrons and
, housekeepers, for fall openings In
Virginia and Southern States. VIR?
GINIA TEACHERS' BUREAU, R. w.
Crldlln. Manager. Richmond, Va.
?;a"~newT""iH>:^ 'f^atT^lTis
/ Virginia Ave.. Highland Park. Phono
(. Madison 3020-J.
Situation* CHlantf?, SitmaU
wai^teIK^a^vb^
flood young woman deslros work
as seoretary, ofltrco assistant or sum?
mer teaching. Con uso typewriter.
Qood rcferoncoB. Will begin May
1. State salary. Address Box 2S3,
Mineral. Va.
t??lp (?lantcn, Jrnualc
EadISS, jfo* ^MAT?ro2R WI IA.T YOU
are soiling, Whether to offices or
houso to bouse, you car: add our
proposition and double your pres?
ent Income. SOUTHERN CORPO
XtATJ ON, 102 North Eighth Street.
Rich inoad._
WANTED, A COPYIST (TVPEWRIT.
or) with somn knowledge of Bteuog
' raphy. State present employment. If
any, and salary. Htgn application
with pen. J 10, caro Tlmcs-IMspatoli.
60 GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. WHTT
LOOK BRANCH, TWENTY-THIRD
AND MAIN STREETS.
W ANTED, A COLORED GIRL TO
cook and do Kunorai houso clean?
ing for two people. Apply 11 1-2 N.
Third._
WANTED. EJCPERIEN.CED HANDS
on Uro.'jSsB; also apprentices. 104
West Orace. _
WANTED. WHITE NURSE WHO HAH
knowledge of plain sowing. AddreH.i
B 260, care Tlmes-Dlspatch. _
WANTED. A COM PET EST ~l: I -EAS E r
for houao work a few ?<>ura each
day. Apply 130* Grove Avenue.
BPdCDinrj
MAlSON^^^fT^X^^E.^lTa NORTH
Elgmh Hlreot, Richmond, Va.. Lould
Chevalier, Prop. (Into chef Palace
Hotel, H.in Francisco; and chef Met?
ropolitan Club, Washington, L>. C>,
catering and preparing fur prlvuto
dinners a spocluliy; French tablu
d'hote dinner dally. 5:30 to V P. iL.
60c; lunch dally, 11:30 A. M. to 3
J?, M , 40c: meals also served a la
carle. Fur private dinners. etc,
cooks will be furnished at residences
if desired. Phone Madison 1038.
rTj?M AND BOARD; 1 I?.M.E COM
torts, OOS N. F1 tth Street._
BOARDERS WANTED; HOME COM
forts. 315 EastFranklin.
BOARDERS FOR DCji; RLE ROOM;
olso table boarders, 203 East Grace.
ROOM ?vjrj~B?AItD. MISS WOOD.
_607^ West Grace.
Ural estate Jfoc Saaic
VIRGINIA.
196 ACRES. ?4.600; PART CASH.
BIG, RICH. PRODUCTIVE POWHA
tan county farm; 100 acres under
cultivation. Sni acres posture und
wood; land gently rolling, perfectly
draln'd. two-story, five-room house,
outbuildings convenient to all ad?
vantages; i; operated to capacity will
I return a splendid Income! wood can
be marketed at a big prolll. Price,
{4,600; pa: i cash; remainder easy
terms; photograph of buildings, all
details anil traveling directions to
see this and on? of SO acres for 11.
300, and other good farms ?u Vir?
ginia. North Ctttollna and other
Southern .Stales. p&gQ 10, "STIfOL'T'S
S< >UTHERN FARM. CATALOG!: E. 35,
just out, copy free. We pay buyer .)
railroad fares. Station 2T00, E- A.
STROUT, 617 Llthla St., Greensboro,
N. C._
ON ACCOUNT OF MOVING EF..SI
donce, will sell a modern seven-room
rcsldenei In Clnter Park very cheap.
Tcrhis of desired Address D
care Times-Dispatch.
I ?6 FEET ON hull STREET; choice
business property;!;.',, profit In short
j time. It, e. JENNINGS. 1020 Hull.
j Boar? C?iantro
?'antedI r^Xi?5^f6r^ladyx'^nT5
! ojio child In West End. h 96. care
Times-Dispatch.
' BOAR I > WAN I ED for LADY AND
I son In private family or first-class
boarding house; references exchange
e.l II 'j.-.. care Tlmea-Hl.spati.ti._
j-Iate caantro
! wante!i>' 'by first~qf7mayTtour
cr flvo-rooin furnished flat, near car
? ):,??. .1 <-ar- 'I : :r.,'~ -1 >: ^pal rh.
?uciius? Ouporiiinmr?
O^TNO^Ta"BAj5ThEALTH U'E^lUVE
decided to discontinue our mercan?
tile business In Clitlon Forge. Va ,
and offer for sale a good stand for
business. Parties wishing to em?
bark in the mercantile business will
do well to communicate with us at
once. J. A. CARTER & COi, No. 252
itldgeway SL. Clifton Forge, Va.
SHOE"~1'KPA 1 <TM ENT FOR RENT AT
one of Richmond's best stores; fin?
est location. E S3?, caro Tlmcs-Dts
patch.
?600 WILL bey ESTABlsJ sh ed
light manufacturing business; pro?
ducts pay 400 per cent, profit; create
own demand and unlimited. For
particulars call at 2325 Eaat /rain.
I WANTED. SOSLE ONE TO put up
from $S00 to J1.200 against my ex?
perience In the restaurant builntEs.
Address ii 392, caru T'.mes-Dlspntch.
WANTED, PARTNER TO ENGAGE IN
poultry business at Cuaso City, Va.
Good dwelling, outhouses, It acres
land; some good stouk. Address
Box D, Chase City, Va._
A CHAIN OF GROCERY STORES Do?
ing if-good, all-cash business. In a
nearby city. Is offered for sale, ow?
ing to dissensions existing. Will re?
quire onJo' $20.000 or more cash.
This Is a snap for some live man
or firm. Address M. E DO nn. 431
K St., n. W.. Washington, D. C.
toT^wIr^i^t^mXy 'concern:
The publlo Is hereby notified that
tho Richmond. FYederlcksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company Issued
to John M. Robinson and Philip
H ax all, Trustees, on Sepiem'ocr 27,
1S73, certificate for 20 shares of 7
per cent, guaranteed stock, desig?
nated as No. 131, and that tho said
certificate has been lost, and that
application has boon made by the
undersigned for a new certificate,
and tho public Is hereby warned
against trading Tor tho said cort'fl
cat o.
JAMES a MONCURB,
LEE ROBINSON,
BARTON HAXALX, CAMERON,
_SubslRuled Truetees.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
1 havo qualified as tho executor
of Thoa. T. Tabb, decoased. All per?
sons owing his estatu will plc-aso
make payment to mo, and all per?
sons having claims aga^ist the es
tato will present samo to me for pay?
ment. v. evans BOOKER,
Executor.
Richmond Grain Exchange, Thir
tocnlh and Gary Streets.
dr. n. c. m"uicller, SURGEON-CIIl
ropodlst, now locatod at 102 East
Broad Street, over Commonwealth
Bank. Ofllce hours: S A M.-8 P. M.;
Saturday, 10 P. M.; Sunday, 9-12 M.
Manicuring. Phon? Monroe 2S60-L.j
WANTK.O. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS.. Jewelers, 912
East Main Street, buy, sell, exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and sll
vor always taken In exchange_
BOOKS BOUGHT, SOLD AND Ex?
changed. LAWSON'S BOOK SHOP,
116 East Broad Stroct.
poultry, &tt& ttnOUbT&iocft
FOrt^3Al!TE, WUTlT'l^^HoTtN^PUL^
lots, cheap to a quick buyer. ':01S
W. Main Street, City._
FOR SALE. ONE GOOD FARM MULE;
nlno years old; wolght, l.oso pounds;
1360 North Twenty-flf?i SU-coL,
Phone Monroe 2049.
DAILY PUZZLES
MET HEAP Bk,
.CHIEF'S WE j
[?What fowlT
answer to vestkudavs puzzle.
I'ropcr? jr.
J?or. &alr
j ORIENTAL RUGS AN? CARPETS?AN
Inspection of my high-grade collec?
tion will no doubt convince yon of
my low prices for tho grade I handle.
Many oihor goods and novelties on
hand. Onyx hosiery for ladles. A. G.
VABIP, 217 North Fifth Street. _
DELICIOUS BMITHFI ELD SAUSAGE
jiow on sale at your grocer's. I
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
second-hand machinery of every do-,
hcrlption. L BLUFOKD & CU.. 1038
East Gary Street.
FOR SALE. NO. 5 PULSOMETER
? team pump; will pump 40 per cent,
sand or mud; 3-inch discharge, hall
Inch steam. Also GO-H.-i-". boiler, 15
1L-P. engine, two steam drills; ono
double-drum hoist, one stugle-drum
hoist, derricks, cars and track; two
horsepower hoist, winches und gen?
eral quarry or contractor's equip?
ment. Address H 85, care Tlmes
Dlxpalch._
I MY GENERAL MERCANTILE BUSI
noss In Sussex county. forty-live
Hilles of Richmond, Va.; eight rnlles
of the Atlantic Coast Line. An es- [
tablishcd business stand of twenty
live years. 115,000 to ,20,000 trade;,
books open to Inspection to nny one
that means business; |4,000 to 45,000
s'ock, which can be reduced to suit
buyer if he wish. Terms will be
made very easy. Address C SSO. care
'limes-Dispatch._
FOR \WAGON S GO TO 1UCHARDSON
BEOS, 610 Brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber-tire work.
Madison 1467._
SOJA BEAN?.?GOOD STOCK: LIM1T
ed quantity. Also black, clay and
mixed peas. For sale by D. ETHER
1 L>GE & CO., 31-33 Commence Street.
Norfolk. Va._
DRUG STi'RE FOR SALE, IN ONE OF
the largest cities of the Slate; good
local.on. on the principal streets.
Street car junction; rent cheap. Ad?
dress H 81. caro Times-DI~aatch._
FOP. SALE, HIGH-GRADE RUBBER
llred top buggy, $60; one runabout,
rubber tires, cost .'il25. v.v111 seil for
fQO; two jumpers. >2u and $10, ono
grocery wagon. $50. See these for
bargains. A MEYER'S SON'S. 731
East Cary Street.
FOR HALE TWO NEW SINGLE
trucks. RICHARDSON BROS.. 616
Brook Avenue._
PRACTICALLY ~NE*W MULLENS STEEL
launch. 3-horse power engine, bronze
fittings, comploto; larg* tank, steel
rudder and ot ie.- improvements; will
t'.ll cheap for cash. AdifrOia J. Cr.
mattoon. Fanrivllle, Va,_
FOR SALE. STOCK AND FIXTURES,
Washington Avenue grocery, cheap
for cash. R. RITTER. 3213 Washing?
ton Ave.._Newport News. Va._
FOR SALE. ONE 3,COO-POUND REO
truck. In perfect running order: wtll
sell cheap. Phone Madison 7-i3.
! wan Fed. to sell-oak~par f ition
12 feet long; 7 feet tall, with glasse.?
and g'.ass door; also six or e ght
steel girders about 15 inches, wide
by about 1* feet long; also other
build lnx material. Apply to C. A.
MASON, Old Y. M C. A Building.
Sixth and >IMn._
ON ACCOUNT of MOVING TO MY
new place. 1619 West Broad. I will
sell 'my entire stock of antique fur?
niture at cost. I will also give ft
special reduction on repairing and
finishing furniture. Antiques bought.
EISEN, ;;>', Baal Main. Madison 1990.
I FOR,SALE,: LARGE STOCK OP HIGH
grado business wagons, top and
upon, for every use. Lowest prices.
Easy terms. A. MEYERS SONS, 731
East Cary Street. _
I BICYCLES AND BICYCLE RE PAIR -
ing. Baby carriages repaired. BICK
ERSTAFF, lSll East Main._
Heal estate Jroc i\fnt
S~UMrME^nrT?M^Er^ONVEN IKsf" TO
ocean. Furnished house, nine room?;
Lafayette Park; ono block from ail
ocean trolley line3. For rent July,
August and part Septec.ber. Refer?
ences exchanged. C. A. FIELD,
Norfolk, Va.
FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE IN 1020
Hull Street, South Richmond. Ap?
ply on premises.
i TO RENT, FURNISHED. FROM JUNE
1 to September 1 or 15. one of the
roomiest and best located houses In
Barton Heights. Apply on the prem?
ises, 704 Lamb Avo., after 1 P. M.
Coal an? ?ftDot)
LONG IS^S^ilTlTsELLlNG THAT PER
fectly drr slab oak and pine. It's
the bost summer cooking wood, and
at $1.50 the cord loss thun the regu?
lar block wood. 1 have sold it ten
years; often sell twenty loads a day.
Try It, because !l gives quick, lasting
heat. My Delparen anthracite Is
cheapest for ranges. It's a summer
coal at summer prices. Phone Madi
son IOCS._ _
I GOOD SLAB WOOD OUR SPECIALTY,
$1 per cord; dry pine, the best, $7;
oak. $6.50. Order from us. We will
treat you right always. MIDLO?
THIAN WOOD CO. Phone, MudlsOn
3516.
Cxccutor?'^ofticc_
TO WHOM" IT "MAY CONCERN: ~
Having . qualified on February 14,
1912, before thu Superior Court of
Los Angeles county. State of Calie
fornta, as guardian of the estate of
Loland Edison Curtis Ralph! t.-tko no?
tice that 1 shall on "tho 14TH DAY
OF MAY, 1912, at 10 o'clock A. M.
mpply to tho e.Chuncery .Court of
Richmond, at the court room-of said
court In tho City Hall, Richmond,
Virginia, for an order paying to me
tho sum of SVuJ.91, now In tho cus?
tody of the Chancery Court' and be?
longing to l..-land Edison Curtla
Ralph, a minor.
FRANCIS A. RALPH.
Guardian for Loland Edlarm Curtis
Ralph. _?_
?ralcb iDioposal?
ES"fTMATlsS~\VLLL~ BE^TtEC"e IVeTJ^AT
this ofllce for the purchase and re?
moval of the building known os
Murphy's llot.fi, Nos. 801, S03, Sod.
S07, S09 East Broud Street, stating
time roqulred to clear slto and
amount of bonds to guarantoo con?
tract. Estimates must be In this
ofllce not later thnn SATURDAY,
April 20, 1912, nt 12 o'clock noon.
The company reserves tho right
to reject any and all bids.
(Signed)
. MURPHY'S HOTEL (INC.),
By. JOHN MUKPJJ.Y. JProaUtaruX,
automobiles for fenlc
C^in5~?c:RL^^ and
1810; two. three and nve-passenger:
in excellent condition; owner* pur-1
chasing 1912 models. Will Bead In?
structor homu with out-of-town pur?
chasers. FOKD AUTO CO.. 1029 W.
Broad Streot. _
Ural estate CiHantc?
wa5Tt~ktX~1n "tjTk' w BiT^ESffiTcKJoB
brick resldonce. Will pay from |4,
6C i to $5,600. Must >,o modern. CJIvo
lull particulars. Reply to J 14, care
Times- pjspatoh.
W A N T E D. PARTLY IMPROVED
farm. Richmond district. $1,500 cash
and terms, within easy distance of
mi I road and Catholic ohureh. A 195.
pure Times-Dispatch.
LUST YOUR FARMS WITH J. A. CON
NULLY & CO. Write- postal for nec
eBsary blanks._
THE BACK. TO the FARM MOVE
menl has set In. If you havo a
farm for sale or exchange, send us
a full description of what you have.
13. M. QU1NBY & CO., T'lt People's
Havings Bank Hide.. Pittsburgh, Pu.
WANTED, ~TO rent HTAH1.E,,~WITH
six or eight stalls und shed for four
largo wagons; central local'on pre?
ferred. Will consider others. Phone
Monroo 8471.__
WANTED, TO PURCHASE SMALL Ho?
tel. Olvo full particulars. Address
P.. Box 496, Lexington. Va._
Summer garbing
VVAN T ED, A" FEW' BOARDERS *AT A
quiet country place. Box 34, Mc
OaheyKVille. Va-_
FCHl'It EN T' T iTriTe .ro O M ri~~IN*ll IASE -
ment, suitable for olllces or club
rooms. mrs. c. K. BOWERS. 116
East Franklin._
FOR RENT, THREE ROOMS IN
basement, sultnhl? for olllces or
club rooms. MRS. c. K. BOWERS.
115 E. Franklin._
FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED
rooms, with or without board. 718
East Marshall.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS; PRIvT
lege light housek'-'eplny. 114 East
Clay._
NICE, COMFORTABLE ROOM; EL.EC
trIc lights, bath. 122 South FTfth.
BRIGHT, PLEASANT ROOMS', 14 n.
Sixth, east side._?
ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH OR WITH
out board. 315 n. Twelfth Street.
FRONT ROOM, TELEPHONE, BATH,
hot wator; central, location; gentjio
men. H 97, care Times-Dispatch.
TWO LARGE CONNECTING R?oSrS.
furnished for housekeeping. 104
West Grace.
' Meetings
MED^iCA^j^COI^LI-fiJE 6F VmtH^'fA^
At the annual meeting of the Board
of Visitors of this Institution, lo be
held on x.LYY 2V, K'12. there will be
elected a professor of diseases of
the oye and ear and a professor of
obstotrlcs and diseases of the puer?
peral state, which vacancies were
created by the deaths of Drs, John
P. Davidson and Daniel J. Colcman,
respectively.
Applications for these chairs, with
testimonials, to be forwarded to
CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS, M. D.,
Dean. Richmond. Va.
THOS. Ii harnes. M. D.,
President Board of Visitors.
J. r. Mi CAULEY, Secretary.
SI?i?rfUanrou0
""?RIEIS'TAX? RUGS' Xn^^cTlRPETS.T'
AN inspection OF MY high-grade
collection will no doubt convince you
of my low prices for the grado i
handle- Many other goods and nov?
elties on hand. Onyx hosiery for
ladies. A. g. YAR1D. 217 n. Fifth
I Street._
I SHOE REPAIRING.
76c HALFSOLE MEji'S SHOES, 60c.
ladles; every pair sewer; best leath?
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
bur heels, 26c: Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c: leather heels rebuilt like new,
26c." DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 71ti E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe ^667. _
SHARPO CO.
j _
! SAFETY RAZOR BLADES RESHARP
encd, 2 I-2c each; ranors honed, 15c.
Work hair tested, sterilized and
guaranteed, thousand satisfied. Send
for circular and convenient blade
mailer. SHAUPO CO., 60G East Main
Street._
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed; upholstering, etc. L N. AE
KALL & SON, 1617 W. Broad. Phono
Mail ison 62 77.
EVERYBODY 18. NOT DOING IT.
WHAT'.' SHARPENING LAWN MOW
ers. BlCK ERSTAFF does, 1MI E.
Main._
"IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT, GO TO
M?GRAW8."
GARDEN HOSE OF ALL QUALITIES,
from the clieapest to lite best. Prli ? ?
from Sc Uj 15c. All accessories, such
ils reiCs, nozzles, sprinklers and
couplings. JAMES McGRAW, 1440
and 42 E Main Street._
STOVES REPAIRED.
ANY KIND, ANYWHERE, PROMPTLY,
by experienced expert. Call RAND,
Monroe 696. or card to 3501 East
Broad._
STOVES REPAIRED.
GAS, STEED RANGE. ANY' KIND. G.
RAND, The Expert. Call Monroe 596
or Monroe 2947.
" S LI P COVERS.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, FOR BED
room or pallor. Made to fit. SY'D
NOR & HUNDLEY', INC., Seventh and
Grace. Madison_3204._
u"l~HOLSTliRLNO.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
lsncti, r?at'.ressea renovated, antiques
bought and uold. LEVY, the Uphol?
sterer, 425 West Broad.
^AStJEd, 'SiS^bvy for" cash,
household goods In any quantity.
Phone Madison 3S51.
DON'T WORRY! LET US COLLECT
your accounts. Sum and quick re?
sults. R. S. ELLYSON & CO.. Base?
ment American Bank.
WANT ED, TO-B?Y~?LD MAHOGANY
bureaus, sideboards, chairs, old brass
und silver candlesticks and other an?
tiques; also a few choico pieces of
antique furniture for sale. 19 West
Main. Photic Monroo 2507.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. OLD
gold and old silver; any quantity.
E. C. MEYER JEWELRY CO., 317
East Broad Street._
^TlEA TR iOEr^YptjKM^QTHER^WANTS
to couio to you front Seattle, Same
address.'.'_,_
THE HOUSEHOLD FRIEND, SMITH -
held sausage, for snlo at your
grocer's._
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at IIUGHES S. 20C North Third.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS.
Opan aally from 10 A. M. to 6 F. M.
Admission. "5c Freo on Saturday*
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 0 A.. M. TO 6 P. M.
Admission, 25a, Free on Saturdays,
MUST PAY WAGES
TWICEEACH MONTH
-
New Bill Requires Semi-Monthly
Settlements With Railway
Shop Men.
STATE RENTING QUARTERS
Public Buildings Seem Inade-!
quatc?Inspect West Point i
Line To-Day.
; No Intimation has as yet coma as to
whether or not tho railroad companies
: will contest tho validity of the act of
I tho last Legislature requiring wages
j to bo paid at leaBt twlcn each mouth
j to employes of railroad shops and than
j ufdolurlng establishments. 'i'iie bill,
which was Introduced by Jaines J.
Creamer, was fought by represents
1 tlv;s of railroads, tvut passed with
j little opposition. A similar bill in the
; Legislature of 1510 was vetoed by
\ Governor Mann because it contained
! provisions not embraced In Us title.
Tho keenest Interest prevails re
I gardlng the measure, and Inquiries as
I to when It will be effective are numur
! ouh. Labor Coinriiitsloner Dohorty
hear3 from many of Uiosa inlcre.-ited.
i As the measure did not contain tho
j emergency clause, It will not go Into
1 effect until June 14. After that date
i tho men In the railroad shops of the
1 State must b? paid twice a month. The
j law does not apply to railroad em
. ployos of other sorts, such as station
i mon and track hand3. Special cxemp
i Hons aro made of men engaged In >iiiix
j lng coal, ore or other minerals, or In
j manufacturing coko or In excelsior
I mills or sawmills, but the employers
I In these concerns must scttlu at least
j ohm a month.
STATE TO PAY MORE RENT
A?jntnnt-Orneral Crowded Out of State
Library Uuildlng.
Unablo to scouro sufficient room for
office purposes In tho State buildings,
It will bo necessary at an early day tor
Adjutant-General W. W. Salo to move
Into runted quarters. For two years ha
has occupied two small rooms on tho
second lloor of the State Library Build?
ing, which are made to accommodate
the Adjutant-General, two United
States officers, tho chljf clerk and ste?
nographers, In addition to tho volumi?
nous records which are always piling
up. ,
The Supreme Court occupies all the
rest of the second floor. Although
some rooms aro practically empty and
others are used but little, Gcncrnl bal"
has failed to secure an extension of
his quarters.
Tho military storos are kept In tho
basement, and when tt becomes neces?
sary to handle them they must be
moved through a window. The State
Is now spending a goodly sum of money
for rents for public offices.
Inspect Wrst Point Line.
An official trip of Inspection over tho
West Point Division of the southern
Railway will be made to-day by the
Stati Corporation Commission. The
results will bo later communicated to
'.the railway's officials.
Fine 111 Labor Case.
The Roauoko Cotton Mills was lined
by Magistrates Camper and Uee, sit?
ting at Salem yesterday, and costs
! for violating the law prohibiting tho
. employment of children under fourteen
years of age. The prosecution was
mndo by tho Stnte Bureau of l>abor.
Commissioner Doheriy was notified
also that the case against tho ICresa
store, charged with not permitting
I clerks to uss seats In tho salesro >m,
i had heen decided for the defendant.
I Later. In Salem, thero will bo somo
? cases against parents on the charge
of permitting thilr young children to
work.
Wanted In Illchmond.
j The Oovernor Issued requisition pa
i pers yesterday for Edward Atti,
charged with robbery In Richmond.
I The young man Is under arrest In Cin?
cinnati, whither Detectlve-Sirgeant
j Korrest C. Halley went f Jr him lust
: evening.
Atti Is charged with rubbing tho
store of Dan Marronl, on Broad Stieet,
last year, while he was employed th?ro.
He was supposed to have emptied tho
cash drawer nnd token other goods
I while the proprietor was away.
Phnriiwry Examination.
Thirty-eight applicants for license as
pharmacists and twenty-eight as assist?
ant pharmacists wore examined yester?
day at the Medical College of Virginia
by the State Board of Pharmacy. Tho
work was ooncludcd at 9 o'clock lus-t
night. The board will hnrdly complete
lta work of examining and grading the
papers before Monday.
All the members of tho board are
present, as follows: H, S. Arlington.
Norfolk; G. T. Mankln, Falls Church;
C. P. Kearfott, Martlnsvlllo; John E.
Jackson. Tnzewell; T. A. Miller, Rich?
mond.
IIRISTOIi DEMOCRATS WILL
CHOOSE MAYOR AT PRIMARY
Bristol, Vn., April 16.?The Demo?
crats of this city will decldo In a
I primary who shall bo their Mayor for
j the next term. This election will ho
held May 7. Thus far only two men
I have declared their purpose to enter
? this primary. They aro Mayor W. L.
I Rice, who was Bristol's first Mayor In
llSafi. nnd who recently has sorved
three terms In succession, and James
IW. Mort, who wns for a number of
years president of tho City Council.
l?0tC.5S
, Table d'Hotr Hlurr. Snturdnr
' nnd Sunday evenings, ii to 0 o'cloclt,
, 81..10 each.
i TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
Tho most magnificent hotel in tho
South. European piun. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate, 11.60 per day and- uoward.
auction fealc?, j-uturt ?agjj Auction fealctf, Jrtitute SDafc*
By Oroon & Redd,
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALB
OF
Seven Detached Nine-Room Brick Dwellings,
Nos. 2106, 2108, 21 10, 21 12, 21 14,
2 1 1 6 and 21 1 8 Floyd Avenue
By virtue of n certain deed of trust, dated October It. 1911, and recorded In
the Richmond Chancery court clerk's ofllce in D. B. 213-A, pngo 332, default
having been made in the payment of .1 portion of the debt secured tboreby,
and having 1.n required by the beneficiary therein 30 to do, 1. tho under
signed trustee, will on 0
FRIDAY, APRIL IS. ly 12,
at S o'clock P. M..
on the premises, proceed to sell at public auction the property convoyod
therein, viz:
All that certain lot of land, with all improvements thereon, lying and being
in the city of Richmond, Va., beginning at a point on the northern lirie of
Floyd Avenue one hundred (]00i feet east of the eastern lino of Sycamore
Street, thence running eastwnrdly along and fronting on tho said northern
lino of Floyd Avenue one hundred and .???%?' nty-llve <17.">> feet sevon (7) Inches,
and extending back northwardly from said front between parallel lines one
hundred and thirty-live '135) feet to an alley llftcen (15) feet wide.
The improvement's consist of tho seven dwellings mentioned above, wjjjoh
are built of the very best materials, well arranged, have all modern Improve?
ments, and are now rented to most excellent tenants.
Any one wlshln? to bid on one or more of these dwolllngs can do so, as.
they "ill be offered singly and collectively.
TERMS: Cash.
W. P. REDD, Trustee.
NOTE?Whereas terms of above are cash, yet moro tavorablo terml^
can be h;ul 'fni application to the auctioneers._'
By Williams & Cease.
Real Estnte Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
54^ Acres More or Less
OPPOSITE THE RICHMOND AUT?MOBn.TO CLUB, OH
Saturday, April 20, 1912
At 4:30 o'Clock P. M.
This property, with a frontage on two roads, jles exceptionally well,
and is in a fas: growing Westhampton section; convenient to schools
and churches, and only a short distance from the Westhampton car line.
The owner, who Is a nonresident, lias Instructed ua to sell the prop?
erty at tho high dollar, which wo will do.
TERMS: Very liberal, and announced at sals.
WILLIAMS & CEASE,
Auotlonoern.
UNDER AND BT VIRTUE OF A DEED
of trust from Frank E. Willie to the
undersigned, dated October 10, 1911,
default having been made In Che
payment of the note therein aocured.
nnd being: thereto required by the
holder of said note, 1 will, on SAT?
URDAY, April 20. 1012, at tho ware
rooms of tho Gordon Motor Companv,
Richmond, at 10:30 A. M . sell rlt
public auction the automobtlo con?
veyed by said deed, the namo being
a five-passenger Mitchell touring
car, englno No. 133S, with all Its
parts and attachments. Terms:
Cash. W. KIRK MATHE/.'S,
Trustoo.
^Sanbrupt iJottceS.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In tho matter of \ " In
JNO. A. McCLOY and \
Al.Vl.s FITZHUGH;as )
Individuals. and as ( Bankruptcy,
partners, trading hs
THE JOHN A. Mc
CLOV G R ANITE
QUARRYING CO.,
Bankrupts. ' No. 1133.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of JOHN A. Mr CEO Y
nnd ALVIS FITZIIUOH, as Individ?
uals, and ns partners, trading as
THE JOHN A. MoCEOY GRANITE
CO.. of Henrlco county and district
aforesaid?Bankrupts:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
15th day of April. A. D. 1012. the said
JOHN A. McCI-OY and A1 ATS FIT/.
1IUGH. as Individuals, nnd ns part?
ners, trading os THE JOHN A. Mc?
CLOY GRANITE QUARRYING CO..
was duly adjudicated bankrupts, and
that the tlrst meeting of their creditors
will be held In my office. Rooms Nos.
M>2 anil S03 American National Bank
Huildinu, Ttichiuond, Vn., on the. 2D
may OF MAY. A. D. 1012. at
in o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time tho snld creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupts, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
April 16. 1912.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OK
CREDITORS.
in the matter of
A I.HURT P. DRAU CK E..,
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy.
) No. 11
J Bankiui
i IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
! ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of AEBERT P.
DRAUCICBR, of Richmond. In the
county of Henrlco and district afore?
said?Bankrupt;
Notice 'Is hereby given that on the
15th day of April. A. D. 1912. the said
ALBERT P. DRAUCKER Was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the liest
nice', log of his creditors will be
held In my office, Rooms Nos. 802
nnd S03, Americnn National Bank
Building, Richmond. Vu., on the 26TH
I DAY OF'.'APRIL* A. D. 1912. at 10
: o'clock in tho forenoon, at which time
'the said creditors may attend, prove
: their claims, appoint a trustee, exam
| Ine the bankrupt, nnd transact such
, other business as may properly come
i before anid meeting.
THOS. B. SN BAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy,
j _^Pril 16. 1912.
NOT ICEOF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In tho matter of 1 No. 1139
J. C. WATTS. \ In .
Bankrupt. ) Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of J. C WATTS,
of Highland Park. In the county of
Henrlco and district aforesaid?Bank?
rupt :
Notice Is heroby given thnt on the
lGth day of April a. 1>. 191 1
the said J. C. WATTS. Was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that tho
first meeting of his creditors will
be held In my office, Rooms Nos
&02 and Si>::. American National Rank
Building, Richmond, Vn., on tho 2CTH
DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1912. at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at tvhlc . time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ?x
umlno the bankrupt, and transact stich
other business as- may properly oome
before said meeting.
THOS. R SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
April 16, 1912.
Kummer &e?qrta.
ANN OF SCO EST,
MnsNlinc'Hn Spring?' -Vevr Brick Hotel
Opens Juno I, 1912. Thoroughly mod?
ern. Aecominod.itIons for 300 guests.
Early reservation advised.
Booklets, rate cards, etc., upon ap?
plication. Address
Masannrttn Springs Co., Inc.,
Box 27i, Hwrlsonburg, yo,
By Greon fi= Redd,
Kcal Estato Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
OF
No. 10
E. Marshall St.
OX THURSDAY, APRIL 18. 1915,
at 5:30 o'clock P. M-,
on tho prcmlaea. we ?will offer the
above property.
Tho Improvements, consist of a
splendidly arranged, (detached tortola
house, containing fourteen (14) rooms,
with nil modern Improvements, and
In excellent stato of repair. Will make
Al boarding houso.
Also two-story brick: stable. In ex?
cellent condition.
It Is seldom that one has a chance
?o purchnso property In this section
of the city, and we earnestly recom?
mend this property as a wry. sato
Investment.
Tho above property, being; tn: the
central part of the city, will enhance
very rapidly.
TERMS: Most liberal, and announced,
at rale.
GREEN" & REDD.
Auctioneers.
By A. J. Chewnlng- Company,
Real Estato Agents and Auctioneers.
Court Sale of Brick
Dwelling, Northwest
Corner Byrd and
Fourth Streets
In execution of a docreo of the Rich?
mond Chancery Court, entered July 26,
1911, In tho suit of Harriet E. Wado'a
committee vs. J. C. Brockenbrough's
administrator, etc., we will, as spoclal
commissioners, thereby appointed, soil
by auction, upon tho premises, on
THURSDAY; APRIL 18 1912,
at 6 o'clock P. M.,
itha property mentioned above, fronting
2SW foot on the north lino of Byrd
.Street, and extending back wlthla
parallel lines 150 feet to an alloy.
This corner dwelling Is centrally
located, convenient to a delightful
parle and everything desirable.
Please be sure to give It your ej>o
clal attention.
TERMS: One-fourth cosh; balance In
three equal instalments at six, twelve
and eighteen months for notes, inter?
nst added, and title retained until the
purchase money Is nil paid and a con?
veyance ordored by the court; or all
cash, at the option of tho purchaser.
SOL. CETOHrNS,
ISAAC DIGGS.
Special Commissioners.
T hereby certify that tho bend re
rcqulrod of the special commissioners
In the above mentioned suit has boon
duly given.
OKAS. O. SAVILLE,
Cleric
By C. L. Sc H. L Denoort,
Real Estato Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND ON THE
MECHANICSVILIiE TURNPIKE.
By virtus of a deed of trust, dated
June 11?. 1905, recorded In clerk's office,
Henrlco county, D. B. 172-B, page 427,
default having been made In payment
of debt see ircd, I will sell by publlo
auction, on ir.i' premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1912,
a: 1 ...lock P. M.,
the property described in said deed
ns those two certain lots, lying and
being in the county of Henrlco, Va.,
<;'.sm of tho city of Richmond, on the
Mechahiesvllle Turnpike, beginning at
: the Intersection of tut east line of Me
chiinlesvllle Turnpik.-? with tho north.
Uno of the county road passing front
; of the residence of \V. H. Rrauer,
thence running northwardly along tho
least line of Mochnnlcsvllie Turnpike
Itha distance of seventy-six fiti) foat
els ? (8) Inches, thence eaatwnruiy a*
iighl utigles lo said turnpike one'hun
!tired und twenty-five (!2Fi )feot to an
alloy In common In the rear ten (10)
I feet vide, thence southwardly along
jsnlrt alloy forty MO) foot, more or less,
t.i ihe aforesaid county road, thence
lilQUR .said road to beginning.
?TERMS: Cash for ?expenses of sate,
any taxes due. and to pay J300, with
Interest from Juno 9. 1911. and bal?
ance on terms to be named by C. D,
Wood.
WTLLOUOHRT NEWTON, .rft.
Trusted.
ftcal (Zsstatc f-ot fbalt
ramr,' 3rrr,i*,~i?r?o~?
FOR SJALE. IRAN'S? MAO? ! ?MR
COUNTRY OR CITY PROPlOnTTffl
CATALOGUE FREE. OEO. E OftAwj
IEORD C0....83J a Msin Btniu.. ' *

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