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Orentcr Itlchinond'a Greater Newapaper !
UHBATBST WANT AND Hi. A I, BS- I
T?TE MBDIIM IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE (>l TUE I)EST IN AMISJtlCA.
Want Ad Rates
In effect Juno 11, 1911.
Daily, one cent per nord vvhcu |tnl<t j
in advance. Nu Ad. taken tor lea* tbna I
ten centa.
<tnc and one-half c?uta a vtjord nil {
?daaslitentlons except Situation Wanted
for .Sunday. Situation Wauled, one cent j
? vtord. .No Ad. Sundny taken lor leu*
than llftreu ceula.
?Vo Ada. laki-n lor lr*H than twenty
Ilve centa vtben phoned In or churned
?I Ibe counter.
I'bnne ordern not annrnntred.
ClaaslBentlou not uuarttnteed after
?iao I?. M.
For business contracts, arnd for tbe
Ad. Mnn. photn. Monroe I.
Host u?? j'rouno
Lust. ONE FRENCH TOY POODLE;
disappeared from jm; Grove Avenue
ruokday, tii. id. win respond to
iianii of Mim.- Liberal reward will
Da paid for return. Phone Madison
E?StT TIIURSDA V, oetw ISEN' tue
Woman's Club and iinrvle Street, a
gold dar pin w'tn pearl In centre.
ilnd'T phase i > i. m:<d|s,.n lu'i.-;.
loht, NOTEBOOK Wmi MY NAME
? n it Boverul times Findet will
plcaad return to itimk of Commerce
'Mid Truat ai.d receive reward
FRANK T NORVELL
lost; WEUNI'isDAY. APRIL %i, BE
iwrrn ii mid ?_. o'clocki an old
fashioned breastpin, with large topaz
setting. Reward if returnod t?>
CltUMl" A- \v est CO a I. CO., 1715
Kant Cary,
K?._ . '_????????r?m
i?flp CUtli... . sfluit
Iii; \ TELEGRAPHER; EASY wollK,
Short hours, good pay and unusual
opportunities for advancement. Learn
with u.? Special low tuition raten
now effective, MA8SEY BUSINESS
.'/.COLLEGE
W -\ n tei i? me n ?!?< i l.r. a i: n ii a i i I i Eli
trade, only few weoka required.
Wages after Hist ihonth. Steady I
position guarani.I. write for cat?
alogue. MOLEIl'ti barber CoL
^ lege. Bowery, New York city,
civil 8ERVICE: any YOUNG man"
or woman who want* a position with
the United States government should
write us at once., if you are over
IS and an American wo can aulcklv
quality you to puns the necesauiy
examinations. During tho past year
we have placed over ;oo men and
women In desirable government po?
sition*. Write at once for freu
civil servlt <? booklet and informa?
tion. I. C. s.. Box l?t'j C. Scranton.
Pa. ._
A COBPORATION OPENING OFFICE
in Richmond requires u representa?
tive capable of taking charge and
handling salesman' proposition
tlrcly new: demands very largo; c.x
clUSlve rights and protect Ion guar
anlced. Capital approximate to tri?,
amount of $500 necessary. One ac?
quainted with Richmond preferred.
Address l* :,|f,, iure T Imej -1 >i-patch.
W aNTED, FOR CLERICAL. \V? IRK,
young inati. IS to 20 vents old. not.
1 raid of work, in Institution where
ability Is recognized. Must give tie/
SOIifl to whom he can refr r. Hl|fh
S'>,>.ni graduate preferred. Address
!?? care Tlnics-Dlspatch.
WANTED, man. nr. OR m YEARS OF
iici' for clerical position; must i>?:
good penman, accurate at figures
and steady habits Salary, 160. Give
references and details past, experi?
ence. Address Ii 158, Care Times-1
Dlspati h
WANTED, TWO WHITE BARBERS!
Apply Tu:* East Man ^treot. _
[WANTED one CARRIAGE PAINTER j
,<tui oh? blacksmith helper. E. F. I
M< ? lit :J'r>-._I- South_ Eighth i-l.'
WANTED. at ONCE, A oood. RE*
liable grocery and m<>at clerk, Ad-1
' ilr?v-H A i:9. rar?. Times-Dispatch, j
YThJ ARE WANTED for GOVERN-I
inent lob; l^o month. Send postal for
list of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, DepX too o. Rochester,
N. ,Y._I
iWANTBD. two good DAIRT FARMl
hands, white or colored. Call Maid- I
ison '^'9-F._I
WANTED," FOR V. S. A RUT, ABLE
bodied, unmarried men. between ages
of IS and 35, citizens of UulU.d males,
of good character and temperate hab?
its, who can speak, road and write
tho English language. For 'nfornia
tlbn apply to Recruiting Officer, 820
I'.. I .-'t: ??<?.. Ri.hmond. Vn._
WANTED, RELIABLE FARMER WiTH
good team to cultivate large farm
iirar Richmond at once. Apply Iioonf
.'jo. No 12. .'.'?.nh N-.nth Street._
]W ANTED. LOCOMOTIVE MACHJN
Isis by the c. As q Rallwar ?t riu
ton Korge, v5_,^shj^|S._
JvV'ANT A ? POSITION, YOUNG MAN?
VVc will t;*' l< for you provided you
barn st.-nogr.iphy. bookkeeping or
telegraphy at our school. Spring
tonn b'oglns May 1. with low sum?
mer tuition rat.?s In rfff<-t. MA8SEY
i:rsiNi:.-s fi im.I'.gk_
V'?NTKP A I' I K ST -1 'I.ASS GRADKIt
and machine hand on spokes; latest
Alt. Morris spoki> machines. State
age, wages and experience. Address
11 T.4'-'. .are Times-Dispatch.
? 11 u a t i 011 ? CCl a n ie d , ?? ale
W a NT 1:1'. BY REG1steI i 1 ;i >' PHAR
maclst, position; snalli town prefer
1 ed. It 647. care Times- Dispatch.
CHAUFFEUR (WHITE), CAREFUL
driver; life experience in all
branches; thoroughly competent; nil
repairs, overhauling; abatalner and
reliable: highest references; moder?
ate salary. oe?. PACKARD, !'f'S W.
?"lay.
iKlp C?lnnt??, Jrcntalc
WANT A r-O.-ITlON. YOUXC LADY?
Wr will g-'-t It for you provided you I
learn stenography, bookkeeping or
telegraphy with us. Spring term
begins May 1, wit* low summer tui?
tion rat's In effect. MASSEY BUSI?
NESS COLLEGE.
WANTED. A COOK; OOOD BREAD
maker. No. 104 N l/irn'mMy Sirei-t
JT?n.v iT?" weekly" dkcoratiS'G
postcards'; dlnic brings package
samples and particulars, NAVARRE
POSTCARD COMPANY, Collins Bide.
Doxhury. Mass._
80 GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. WIIIT
LOCK BRANCH. TWENTY-THIRD
AND MAIN STT.LETS.
_I
WTaNTEK' WillTE'""CHRISTIAN MA.V
and wife to tako charge of small
country hotel: one or both must
be a good took and ready to accept
position April 30. C 519, care Times
Dispatch.__I
GREGG SHORTHAND AND TOUCH
tvpowriting learned by our quick
and". Interesting methods will Insure
any boy or girl of n good paying po- j
sltlon. Investigate to-day. MAS?
SEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
HIJMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHjCS^S. 20C North Third._
BICYCLES REPAIRING AND' BABY
carriages repaired. BICKER ST A F K.
mil E. Malt^ Street. _
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR
to Italy. Swltiorlahd, Germany, iioi-l
land. Belgium. Franre. England. A
few vacancies in small nelect party
sailing Saxonia, .tune 1?. Eighty-two
dave". References Address D
Im. care Times-Dispatch.
1
flecntsj CClantf?
DESTRUCTION OP THr?lm!iAM0Hl P I
Titanic. Groatost marine disustcr I
In history: \M0 soula to watery [
graves. Full account of tho uppall
Ing accident told by survivors, strlk- I
Iiik the Iceberg Sumiuonlut- a'd by
wireless. Picking u(> the lift boats and j
brhiKlnu; home the rescued. liar- ?
rowing scenes on the sinking ship I
HerolHiu of passengers, offlcars ina ',
j Orow. Only authoritative hook. '
j Magnificent pholoRraphs and art'St*' ;
drawings. Over 2UU page". Price only >
$i. 5'? per cent, commission. Com-'
[ plet- outllt, lo cents. Write to-day.
1 CllfO r;. ci.ow.s CO., 53 * K. Eighth
? ;t . Philadelphia. Pa I >ept, B,
AGENTS, OCEAN'S Git EAT ISST TRAG
edy. G'gautle steamship Titanic ?oe*
to the bottom on her maiden tr'p.
Multimillionaires, authors, Btatcsnu-n I
and Immigrant* share the same ea?
tery grave. Our great book. pio-!
fuscly illustrated. will t? II alt thei
thrilling story with personal no
count* of heroic self ?sacrifice, mui-|
velous escapes and tort-Rile suffer-.
j innR. Be Urst In the Held and ro-ip
a itebltii harvest Prospectus now ?
ready. Outfit frpe. Send 10s. to
cover cost of mailing. THE TlloMl'- i
j .SON PUB. CO., St. Louis, Mo. '
Ptofr?oiontw liclp CCltintrb
TEACHERS FOR GRADED HIGH
I schools and colleges i:. Virginia and
I throughout South; many splendid
I openings, all grades and depart- I
I merits. Three agencies, one enrol-i
i in.nt, guaranteed service. BHERI-I
?AN TEACHKRS' AGENCIES. At
? Innia. Charlotte, Greenwood, S. C. J
fenlintui'j dill otiiruiiiru
SALESMEN WANTED.?REAL ES
tate. Insurance men, stock salostnen
preferred; unlimited poBSiblllties; 26
per cent, commission. Room aio.
First National Bank, Fort Worth, I
Texas.
potters
MA88EY GRADUATES ALWAYS IN
j demand. Demand greater than the
supply- Take a course with us and
in. ?uro of a position and bright fu?
ture. Special inducements for early
enrolments. MASSEY. BUSINESS
i i ILLEOE.
WANTED, THK PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAIINKE :*,1(US.. Jewelers.
Last Main Street, buy. aell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES, Old gold and ?II
ver always taken in exchange.
COUNT TUE 1NDI \NS AS THEY PASS
I _by, then see ."Ml KINS.
LAWN MOWERS SI I AR PEN ED AND
repaired. BICKERSTAFF, on East
Main Street._
"~ Btii3itu3? JDupoiiumtic?
.\" i ?> ip.i'i iitATioN i.\<; diti' T.
in Rlcnmond re'iuir.K a representa?
tive capable n: taking charge and 1
handling sales m Ml: proposition en?
tirely new; demands very large; e.\
i lusive riphlH and protection rust
i antied. Capital approximate to the
amount of 1500 necessnry. One a< -
o.unlnt<d with Richmond preferred.
Addnss 1.? 515, c:ir< T'mes-Dispatc'i.
It YO? HAVE 12 ?", 0 1 OU CAN IN.
vest, with services, s< curing an ex?
cellent position, advise at once.'
OPPORTUNITY,'' Post-office Boa.
No. 125. City._
IF YOU HAVE A MERITORIOUS PAT.
ont, etc., which you wnnt organised,
systematized and ;-..trkete<!. addressI
it oi. .-are Times i dspatcli_j
poultiT, prrci tinrj fct'r-r ?tortx |
I'OkT.ujr '''Mlt'lNATI' 'x ITSrSET 5
years old. good s-iddlcr ami no bct
Or driving horse gver produced; not
afraid of anything except whip.
MAIN STREET MARKET, HENRY
i: WINSTON, l'i"i?. 2I0| W. Man
Ct. Sladn.,. .Mil .\|oTiroe r.:<i.
AUTO SPARK BEAUTIFUL BRINDLE
Boston terrier, male high pedigree;
reasonable VVILLOUGIIBY ken
NBLS No; t' k._
Automobiles for fealc
Used ford oars, i?05. hoc, i?ot,
1D0S. lfior?, 1M0; two. three and five
passOngei . in excellent condition; ,
owners purchasing 1912 modols. \\ ill
send Instructor homo with out-of
town purchasers. FORD AUTO CO.,
142!) W. Broad Street._
F?lTS A I.E." A s'n<" < 'N I >- H A NI'. INT E1
.state. 1310. 40-horse'power, 5-pas
senger nutorr.oidie. actually 'rj use
one year: new top. fully equipped
with every comfort nnd conven'ence; ]
In perfect running order, fast runner
and good hlll-cllmber; thoroughly
overhauled. Reason for selling, need
a s"ven-pnrsenger car. A harga'n
can be secured. Demonstration can
be made any time desired. Apply
VIRGINIA SCHOOL SUPPLY. CO.,
No. IS S. Ninth St.. City._
Room0 jfot ?ent
?f \V 1.1 " LA i:<; i:'. . ?< >M SR.* NlCATI XG
rooms, parlor Moot; private bath;
furnished for liKht Housekeeping
11 -I East_ Clay-_
A 'I Tit A n'lVE I'.'iOM *""K 1 ? i'.NT 1.K -
men at 322 East Franklin. Monroe
l, on,_
LARGE; FURNISHED ROOMS; ?Ts?l
rooms furnished for light bouse- I
keeping. ?.'all before 7 P. M. 114
Ksst clay.
"F lrR N I S H F. I ? ROOM. VIRGINIA i
Building; telephone, bath, hot water;
every convenience! gentlemen. A
Vil. care Tlmos-Dlspatoh._ ___
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS:
gentlemen onLy: $2.50 week tin. lit
N. Eighth, central. New manage?
ment._
for RENT. FURNISHED SECOND
flat, four rooms and bath, for sum?
mer mouths or longer if dea'red;
cool and comfortable; nice neighbor?
hood, walking distance to business:
piano, Singer sewing machine and
linen; rent cheap to party Without
children: possessio:: at or.ee or .funu
I. A 427. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR RENT. TWO' OR THREE FUR
nlshed rooms for light housekeep?
ing and one nUsely furnished room
for gentleman, with or w'thout
board- 207 N. Twenty-third Street.
M.idi'on 277 1 -.1._
j MAISON FRANCA ISE, 112 NORTH
Eighth Street. Richmond, Va., Louis
Chevalier. Pro?, (late chef Palace
Hotel, San FrAnciaco. and chef Met?
ropolitan Club. Washington, V. C.>.
catering and nroparlng for prlvato
dinners a specialty; Trench table
d'hote dinner dally, .'.:3ft to 9 P. M ,
60c.; lunch dally, 11:30 A. M. to 3
r. m.i 40c.; me.'.'* also served a la
carte. For private dinners, etc.,
I cooks will be furnished at resiiences
1 if desired. Phone Madison 1138.
1 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND
_ good board. _T.l'S N. Fifth Street
I DEfJlRABLE"Ro"?MS. WITH BOARD;
also lable hoarders._101 East Grace.
DESIRABLE OUTSIDE ROOMS WITH
1 table hoard; home comforts. 1 ?t
Main, adjoining JelYerson Hotel.
ROOMS AND HOARD. 815 FRANKLIN
_Sjreet._MISS PALMORE._
i 1003 W. GRACE STREET.?ROOMS
j and board; small boarding house.
a?f jiiiff rj?"
l^OR^CO r r ECT^ST "i^^S^IN^^mTleinI
ery you muot aeo my display of trim?
med hats nnd untrhnmed shapes: also
my l'n'cof ready- matlo gnrmcnta for
ladles and children. Wo arc now
giving special prices on oil l'nes.
Alterations free. MRS. JUJ.lUi?
HEAR. 142.1 K. Main Street.
i%iiTiiinE^^onrtmB^
fi0IjEFrVAR'5 "fNN. ON li7\>il'TON
Roads, country and seashore com?
bined, with city ronvenlenoes. Send
for literature, to the misses TABB.
Hampton, Vav
DAILY PUZZLES]
What wool describing a "jersbrtal
appearance?
A NSW Bit TO VBSTEIIDAVS l'L/./.I.K.
ItollInK
Jror ?air
FOfl SALE. NO. [> PULKOMBTBH
?Dam pump; will pump 10 per cent, i
?and or mud; 1-Inch discharge, half-I
Incli steam. Also 50-11.-P. boiler, 15..
II.-F. engine, two steam drills; one I
double-drum hoist, one single-drum
hoist, derricks, cars mid track: two-1
horsepower hoist, winches and gun- [
eral quarry or contractor's equip- !
ment. Address ii 85, cam Times-1
Dispatch.
ORIENTAL HUGS AND CARPETS?\N
Inspection of my high-grade collec?
tion will no doubt convince you i'
my low pi l< i s for the grade I handle
Many otnor gnodn and novelties on
band. OhyX Hosiery for ladles. A. G.
valid. jiT North Fifth Street
Lull top de.*k. ft k m i n >; t o n
typewriter, outdoor showcase and
tour counter showcases, cheap.
TOMPKINS. 327. W. Dioad
Ml>r?R cycles. NEW and SECOND*
hand, all pn.es. TOMPKINS, No.
32; W. Iii .ad._
For WAGONS OO TO RICHARDSON
I1ROS.. 815 liroOK Avenue. Palming.
repairing and rubber-tire work.
Madison 1487.
delicious SMil ill--] eld SAUSAGE
now on sa!. at jour grocer's. _
WE BUV SELL AND EXCHANGE
second-ban.l machinery Of every de?
scription. I ULUFOKD <m Co.. 1538
Eusi Cary stuet.
MY GBNER?C JU3RCANT1LB Busi?
ness in .-juss'-x county, forty-live
iiuies of Rlcntnond, Vo.; cignt miles
of iho Atlantic Coast Line. An es?
tablished business stand of twenty
Bye years. jI .'?.uO') to $20,000 :,-ade;
books opOll to inspection to ar.y one
mat means business; 81,000 to f?.ooo
stock, which can od reduced to suit
buyer if he wish. Terms will
made very ca.?>. Address C bleu, cart
'i lines-Dispatch.
Fur" .-ale. two new single
trucks. RICHARDSON BROS.. 615
Brook Avenue.
for SALE, one "LIGHT a?tomi1?
bile delivery truek. In perfect order.
? 'an bo seen at any time. Phone
Madison 748. .1 I. MNP.-AY, l.s'i".
FOR sale. small BLACK mare,
good for delivery wagon, buggy or
plow: safe for lady or Child to drive;
Madison 5319-l. MARK THOMP?
SON. ;_
HfU ?. FEET PINE TIMBER, THREE
eighth mile from railroad. I'rlc--.
f 10. c. W HUNDLEY, Amelia. Vo.
all rinds of scales repaired
BlCKERHTAFF, 1>>I1 E. Main Street.
~ ih sa ee I u.n p. RITtHER TIKEU
lop buggy: one rubbcr-tlred run
about, good as new; one lumper a:id
One grocery wagon. These are all
great eergains. A. MEYERS SONS.
781 B. Cary Street._
M'.di.l No. j?," HI'ICK ROADSTER,
with presto tank, top and side cur?
tains, spare wheel and equipment,
speedometer. full complement of
t-s<s and acceasorlcs; recently put
engine in splendid condition. A
splendid car for business purposes.
Low o: upkeep. No dissatisfac?
tion causes tins offer. Apply to GIL
BERT WELDON, No. 113? Mutual
Bldg, or Post-Office Box 61S, Rich?
mond._
NOT NEEDING same, I WILL SELL
iny standard fireproof safe, good as
new. at a bargain to quick cash pur?
chaser. Address ? 4S0, care T'lrics
Dispatch._
life Sf'll'i.T/ARSHIP. good for
full commercial, stenographic or tel?
egraphic course, for only $37.50.
Spring term begins May 1. Rend for
catalogue. MASSEV. BUSINESS col
LEGE._
WAGONS for every purpose,
top and open; largest stock In city
to select from; satisfactory service
guaranteed: lowest prices. A. hlK\ -
er's SONS. 731 e. Cary Street.
Coal ant> t?ioo?
WOOD A^r^HClJUCED FRIGES. TO'
move 150 cords al once we offer
slab and kindling at $1.50 ner balf
cord. Dry oak at $3 half-cord. Full
measUra; prompt service. Order to
dav. MIDLOTHIAN WOOD COM
PANV._Phone Madison 3JIG.
IF YOU BURN WOOD JUST CONSULT
headquarters over phone or get on
rar and come to my office, where
you can see a sample and get de?
livery In 80 minutes by automobile
truck. LONG. THE WOOD MAN, 15?6
West Broad.
mai estate jr?r ?aic
BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND HEIGHTS
lot, $7.i0 original price. Address
owner at once. E SSL'care Tlmes
Dlapat?h._'_ _
GENTLEMAN WHOSE I1USINES9 NE
cessilates his leaving Richmond will
seil nt n bargain his home, built
two years ngo; three stories, modern
corner house, 85-f00t lot. Address
cure Letter Carrier SI, Richmond.
Va._
FARMS.?WE HAVE SOME OF THE
most desirable farms In the State to
sell. W. T. STEPTOE & CO.. Real
E state Agent s. Lynch burg, Va.
FARM' FOR SALB?11 ACRES. ALL
cleared, ready for cultivation: four
miles from city; nil convenience*.
Apply to 102 Louisiana Street.
Real eutatc i?oc Kent
FOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR STORE
room. 400 East *4road Street. Apply
400 East Broad Street.
FTSr-iTeNT, ?Ff1ce~SPACE Tn~1?2?
Hull Street, Soutli Richmond. Ap
ply on premises._
LISTToT/TTfTRAIS'YVll^ T~?'cON>
nelly & CO. Write postal for nec?
essary blanks.
_jai?i?enlT^oticc?.
Atlantic Coast LlneRallroad Compajiy,
Offlco of the Treasurer,
Wilmington. N. C. April"23, 1412.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Atlantic Const Lino Railroad Com?
pany has declared 2 per cent, 'ntor
est on the certificates of Indebted
rless of that company, payable at tho
ofllce of the treasurer, at Wilming?
ton. N. C. on and after MAY 1.
1912. Tho transfer books are closed
from ?ho 20th day of April, 1912. to
the 1st day of May. 1912. both In?
clusive. JAMES F POST.
Treasurer.
HAVE YOU ? BEEN^ T1ie'~Indian '
aide car'.- Carries . two passengers! '
at one-eighth tent u. mile. Sea '
To.Ml'KINS for (!? loouat ration.
WANTED. TO BUt FUH c7\8H. i
household goods In any quantity. ,
Phono, Madison 38T> l
WANTED, FROM :".. TO 500 CUUIC
yard* of "one man" alone, or sunn
old building inutcrlal. suitable for;
"'riprap" construction. Address, with
price ami particulars, GEO. F. ?
ADA AIS, .\l?i.. Fortress Monroe, Va,
highest. priueh for l.a
dles' and gentlemen's second-hand'
?clothes and shoes. MKS. jennie
seioel 1908 Bast Main,
second-hand book shop moved
from No. 1IC Has- to Nu. 3 VVes.: ;
Hi ..ad street. Books bought, sold
and exchanged. A. W. DAW SON, Pro.I
prletor,
jflflt? CCianrco
CpVPhM^ (NO CHILDREN) ' WANT
unfurnished Hat; location near first
and .Main preferred, .\ i:;i. carol
-i
Tlmoy-Ptspat. h
?^rrtinrt?
I 11 i. a N Ni ?'.\ i\.i" >l i-: BT I N cT o f ' T11E
.Mutual Assurance Society of Vir
glnla will bo held at tho office oi
the society MONDAY, May '.'??. 1012.
at 1 O'clock P. M.
EDWIN A PALMER,
_Principal Agent.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL, MEETING
or the stockholders of the Baughman
Stationery Company will be held in
the office of company, 1332 Weil
Broad street, met mond, Va.. WED?
NESDAY, Ma) s. 1912, at noon.
i AS. S. FRANCIS, I
Se^r.-t.-ir.v. '
il-M?rrliancoii?
. -~--gjjrr "coyi:icb. " !
IN EINEN AND CRETONNE. "OR BED
room or parlor, i.iade to lit. syd
NOK & HUN DDE Y, INC., "eventh and
Grace. Madison 32" t.
UPHOLBTEKINO.
FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
lsncC, r.'.afrtsses rtuoi tiled, antiques
boughl and sold. Er"VY. the Uphol?
sterer. 488 West Broad.
OR I EN TA L71 tlJGS~A NU ~CARIrETS.
lN INSPECTION OF MY'HIGH-GRADE !
collection will no doubt convince yuu
of my low prices for the grade I
handle. Many other goods and nov?
elties on hand. onyj hosiery for
ladies. A. C-. YARID. 21". N. Film
?St reel;_
~~ SHOE RE PAIR1 NO.
"Be. HAI.FSOLE MEN'S SHOES. ?0c.
ladles; every pair sewer; beat leath?
er; no nulls. ii> p. ?e Royal rub?
ber hecla. 2?c: Tred-Air rubber heels,
40c: leather heelu rebuilt liKe liu*.
26c. drew'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 710 E, Main, Pbone Man
roe 2667.
LADIES" HAIR GOODS.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT, SOLD. COM B.
Illga made into switches, braids, etc.1
Shampooing. ha'rilressing. R ICH -
MOND HAIR STORE. INC., 212 V
Fifth Street. City.
WINDOW CLEANING. j
STAINING A 3." 11 WAXING "FLOORS,
house meaning; new hon.?,.? special?
ty. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Monroe
3120._
Auction fealr?, future bags"
By N. W. Bowo & Son.
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
of
THAT ATTRACTIVE BUILDING 1/rT
AT N. W CORNER OF Bl.ANDON
AVE. AND PHILIP STREET. OPPO
SITE TO THE PRETTIEST PART
i if BYRD PA It k.
In part execution Of a deed of trust
dated October 25, 19*11. and recorded in
Henrlco Circuit Court in D. It. 112 B.
Pape 4 lf>. there being default 'n the
V>u\merit of the dobts secured thereby,
I will, nt the request of some of the
beneficiaries, sell by auction, on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 80. 1312,
at G o'clock P. M..
thnt most desirable nnd valuable cor?
ner building- lot a>>ove referred to. j
fronting Ilyrd Park Bfj feet and run?
ning back S00 feet to Walpole Stree.t,
upon which It has n Iflto front.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs I
of executing the trust (Including taxes]
to day of sale; and to discharge t
debts scoured by said deed, and the
bniai.ee on a credit of two years, with
Interest payable semlannually, und se?
cured by a trust deed.
T. B. 8AUNDER9,
_ Trustee.
By E. A. Catlin & Co.,
16 N. Eighth Street.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALT.
OF A
COMMODIOUS AND SUBSTANTIALLY
CONSTRUCTED DWELLING ON |
HANOVER STREET. WEST OF SOL?
DIERS' HOME AND EAST OF TIL-|
PEN STREET.
In execution of a cerlnln deed of |
trust to ino. dated July 26, 19.1". of
record In Richmond Chancery Court
clerk's office, in D. B. 207 C, page
3S7, default hnving been made, 'n the
payment "f a portion of the money
therein s< exil ed, and being required so
to do by the note-holder. I w'll, un
WEDNESDAY, MAY 1. 1512.
at 6 o'clock P. M..
on the premises, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, tho lot descr'b'ed
as "Beginning at a point on the south
line of Hanover Street, distant 180
feet 'i Inches east or Tilden Street,
thence running easterly 32 fe< t ?>
Inches and extending buck southerly
at right angles 179 feet 9 Inches to a
common alley 20 feet wide." on which
there Is a handsome, woll-lbuilt dwell?
ing, erected in 1910.
TERMS: Ry consent, will be $1,0.10
or more cash; $4.000 payable July 2rt.
1013, Interest thereon payable quar
lerlv, and tho balance at one year.
K. A. CATLIN. Trustee._
~~ By Edward S~ Rose & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALE
OF
NO flt> NORTH TV, F.NTT-NINT1I
STT:F.FT. l
In execution of the^.below mentloneii
decree entered on the '0th day of April.
1912. I will sell by auction, upon tho
premises, on
TUESDAY. THE 30TH DAY OF APRIL,
1912. at 6 o'clock P. M .
the property mentioned u? nbo\c. which
consists of a detached frame, dwelling;
the lot has a frontage of 22 by 122 f et
and extends back to an alley In tho
rear. Its location is good nnd should
not fall to attract home-seekers and
Investors. Come to the sale and you
may perchance Income its possessor.
TERMS* One-quarter cash, balance in
equal instalments at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with Interest added
from data of sale, to hi evidenced by
notes of the purchaser, and the title to
he retained by the court until nil the
purchOKo money Is paid nnd a convey?
ance orderid b>' the court, or for all
rush, at the option of the purchaser.
E. M. ROSCHER,
Special Commissioner.
Armlstcad Neale va. Maude E. Smith et
'? als., In the Law and Equity Court
of the city of Richmond.
1, P. P. Winston, clerk of the s-nld
court, certify thai ths bond required of
the special commissioner by the decree
in said court of April 19th, 191". his
been duly glvon.
Given under my band this 23d day of
April. 1912. T. i\ WINSTON.
Clerk.
HARD 10 SUPPLY !
NEW LIME PLANT
Oyster Shells Not Located in
Sufficient Quantities to
Make a Showing. j
WINCHESTER CAMP DETAILS
Officers Expected i>> Attend.1
Bond in < asc Appealed
From Commission.
Mow tho .State of Virginia will ever
! l>e able to secure a Buillolent doposlt
1 ot oyster shells to keep In oporatlon
! one ot the twb lime-grinding plants
provided for by tho act of the last
Legislature, i* problem No, I, faced
by the Convict Lime Board, which
mot for the llrst time yesterday In
, the ofllee of Governor Mann. The act
la not ah emergency law. and will
not be In effect until dune 14, but the
board thought It best to prepare for j
the work to bo done, and to ar- ?
j range- to pay for it when the ap- ,
proprlatlon becomes available.
The Convict Llmo Hoard Is com. j
j posed of Governor Mann, Coinmls
: stone of Agriculture Kolner, and j
! Superintendent of the Pcnltont'ary
.lames B. Wood. Mr. K?lner wi-.s ap
' pointed a committee of one m look
; for nn available and suitable site for
the plant for the grinding of lime
stone. There will bo little d'lTiCUlty
in this, since the counties in the Yal
j ley of Virginia, and the Southwest arc
bam 1 oh limestone rock. It will bo a
question of cheapness of ground,
I royalties If any, convenience of hand?
ling and accessibility from a railroad
standpoint.
Ilnrel to Gel ?hells.
- Hut when It comes to oyster shells,
tho situation will he very different.
The bill provides for two plants, one
in the western x>art of the Stale to
grind limestone, and the other In the
east to grind oy.it er shells. The
work, so far as possible, will be done
by convict labor.
So far, the board has heard of one
pit ce where within n small radius
about 100,000 bushels of oyster shells
can be secured.
It takes thirty bushels to tho ton
of the ground product, and an ordi?
nary plant coll Id consume within a
few days all the shells In that neigh?
borhood, it would be a questlou of
getting more. All hauling would be
i expensive. Besides, the cost ot shells
Iis l cent a bushel, or r.O cents a ton
I of tin! ground product, whereas the
highest price suggested for the
limestone, on a royalty basis, bad
been :: cents n ton.
The board will advertise through
the Northern Neck for Information
Cfjurcy ?otttw.
PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.?
Prcacblns at 11 A. M. and h P. It. by the
i. i.Mor. Rev, F. t. MePAOBN, l>. P. Sun
da) School at Bible classes at w a.
I M.
SRCOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.?
I Preaching at H o'clock a. M. by Rev. TUB
I BON It. RICE, D. ij. and at & P. M.
at artuVCJ3 STR?BT PRESBYTERIAN
i Church.?Ssrvlcet ut it o'clock A. M. ai d
S:ir. o'clock P.M. Preaching by DR. LILLY.
I Morning subject, ?"Pho Principle of ?uc
ccss." and oi night, "The Foundation of
i'eure.''
CHURCH OP TRE COVENANT?REV. j.
i ALV1N STEWART, D. D., pastor. Preach
ire at 11 a. M. and 8 P. M. by th? pastor.
Wednesday service at * P. M. Sunday
School at 'f.MI a. M . and tlm Men's lltbio
Class meets at lu a. M. Com* and worship
with u>. .-eats a:l (tea.
t> .S T Jl 1 N s T K H PRESBYTER IAN
Church?Rev. JAMKs Y. FAIR. I). D.. pa?
tor. Preaching H A. M. ana ? P. M. by the
pastor. Welcome.
BAPTIST.
FIRST HAPTIST CHURCH (RP.OAD a.nu
Twelfth Streets).?Tho pastor. Rev. lilio
v>\ McUANIEL., L>. D? will preach ul both
services?R A. M. and S P. M Uradod .Sun?
day School, Raraca and Phllatlna classes
I A, w. Paiter?oii. Supl.), S:S-) A. M. Wel?
come to all.
SBCOX? HAPTI&T CHURCB (FRANKLIN
and Adami streets'?Bervlees 11 A. M. and
P. M. Graded Sunday School at *:MA, M.
Organised classes for raun oi.d women. Itav.
J. R. CrREDN. i>. lt.. of Phoenlxvllle, Pa.,
win preach at both the morning and even?
ing Services. Uuarict choir. A cordial wel?
come- to all.
UHACK S'PRKET DAiPTlST CHURCH
(Grace; anil Foush.?e Street*).?Preaching at
II a.. M. and s 1'. M. by iliu Rev. john
ii. BAUER, lt. V., ol UaJlliiiore. Md. Sun?
day School at 9:30 a. M. (Charles It. Win?
ston, Supt.). Pi-.ij w-meei ins Wednesday at
h P. M. ThS public, csprclully .; r.i-i,; ? :-.
are cordially Invited to worship with us.
OROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(Qrove Avenue and Harrtsori streeti?Rev.
\n . ? JAMES, Tii. lt.. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor nt ii a. M. and S:tt P. M.
Sund?} School at 1:15 a. M. ijnmca li.
Wood, Supt i. Wednesday evening pfayer
m.etiag at S:I5 o'clock.
'LtElUH BTRBET BAPTIST CHURCH
(rornur TWenty-Afth and Leigh SUeeta).?
JOHN j. WICKER, partor. 11 a. M..
"Tho Rroihcrhood of Man"; S P. M..
"Where and What I? Heaven?" Sunday
/School :>:S0 a. M. (C. O. Alley, Supt-). All
welcome.
AT TB\E BARTON IIEIORTS BAPTIST
Church the pp/tor, Rev. It. II liOWDBX,
Will preach Sflnday morning a?. R o'clock.
Subject, "Virginia for Christ"; at night ui
;> o'clock, subject. "Why Christ Puttered."
METHODIST.
CMNTtENARY M. B. CHURCH, SOUTH
(draco Street belween Fourth Mild Fifth
Streets)?Rev. W. .1. YOUNQ, lt. I)., pastor.
Preaching at 11 a. M. and 8 P. M. by the
paster. Mnrnlng subject, "Saved by Loas";
svcnlng subject. "The Queer Beliefs fof
Queer People." Sunday School, with organ?
ised Blulc classes, at S:M a. M. ah wuu
free.
BROAD 6TRBBT" M E T'iOIMST CHURCH.
Preaching nt u A. M. by the pastor. Rev.
FRAlNK I.. WELDS. Tin fervlce, nt s p. M.
I will be conducted by the Salvation Army.
Aaju'ant WlGttrPNS, ?ho h:>,s bjen traue-:
ferred i< Atlanta, win say his farewell to
1:1? friends' and fellow-workers.
LUTHERAN.
THE itivvt HN'tJI.ish EVANGELICAL
Lutheran church (corner Monument Avenue
land I^inioardy Street)?Preaching at ii a.
i M and s P. M. by the pastor, Rev. .1 .1
i SC HEPER JR. Sunday School 9:3a a. m.
; Luther League 7 r\ m. Wednesday night
Vervice S o'clock.
CHRISTIAN' SCIENCE
REOULAR SERVICE OF KIRFT
Church of Christ, Scientist, will ho held to- I
morrow morning In church e.ttfico (corner I
Park Avenue and Meadow Street) at 1|
o'clock. Subject. "Probation Aftor Death."
Wednesday evening testimony and experi?
ence meeting- nt 8.."A Tho reading.rooms :
are located at 20R4 North Sixth Street, nti.l
ar.- open every week day from io a. m. to
i P. M. All nra cordially invited.
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH (IT.OVO
A venu a and Harrison Street)?Rev ALEX?
ANDER T. BOWSER, minister. Subject for
I Sunday. April IS, "Jesus' Idea! of .Moral
i' rfectlon." Services at ll o'clock. All j
seats .free.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STRELTS.
OPEN 9 A. M. TO C P. M.
Admission, ^do. Fr?- on Cn . .
The Valentine Museum
KLEVF.NTK AND CLAY STREETS,
j Op'in dally from 10 A. U. to t r. M.
I Admlsolcn. :5c. Free oe Saturdays
REPORT OF THE CONDITION' OF THE
Merchants National Bank
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS}
AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
APRIL IS, 19r.'.
RESOURCES.
Loans an.i discounts.$4
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.
United States bonds to secure circulation.
United states bonds t<> locurc United stairs deposits.
Other bonds to secure United States deposits, JS5.000; to secure pos?
tal savings. ?10.000.
Ponds, securities, etc.
Hanking house, furniture and fixtures.
other real estate own.-d.
Due from national bank's (not reserve agents).t 530,557 39
Due from Slate and privat- banks and bankers, trust
companies and savings hanks.
Due from approved reserve agents.
Checks anil other cash items.
Exchanges for clearing Iiousj.
Notes of other national hunks.
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents.
Lawful money reserve in bank, viz.:
Specie .*
Legal-tender notes .
?20.851
650
200.000
ir.,ooo
!>:..ooo
X72.S05
12...000
101
486,446 33
1,002,420 50
1ST 17
138,061 So
51,000 00
3,345 9x
._?.,(. Oil
? 451,263 ?-?
Redemption fund with United States Treasurer (5 per cent, of cir?
culation; .:..
.I'..-sr.
10.000
Total
1,1 IBIL1T1ES.
Capital stock paid In.
Surplus fund .?.
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid.
National bank note* outstanding.
Due to other national hanks.1
Due to State and private banks and banket.,.
Due to trust companies und savings banks.
Due to approved reserve agents.
Individual deposits subject to .berk.-.
Demand certificates of d'-posit.
Certified cheeks .
United States deposit a, $125,621.04; postal savings de?
posits. $1,199.19.
Deposits of United States disbursing officers.
Reserved for interest .
,183.351
.no::.9:; t
361,847
172,780
.117.:.ir.
191,887
10,132
12?. 720
7.t 12
s no
190
oon on
ooo oo
213 24
000 00
til
..-,S2 51
.000 00
,?8,801,708 7K
State of Virginia, city of Richmond, ss:
I, Thomas D. McAdams, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the '.?est of my knowledge and beli.-f.
THOMAS B. McADAMS, Cashier.
Correct?Attest:
MILTON' E. MARCUS E.
s. T. MORGAN,
THOMAS B. SCOTT.
Director!
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this 25th lav of April. 1912.
<;. E. VANDERSLICE.
Notary Publh
My commission cxplos January 17, 191>>.
SAFEST FOR SAVINGS.
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO. STATE OF VIR?
GINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL 18. !912, MADE TO THE
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.$1,310,763 OS
Overdrafts, unsecured. 38 7.1
Bonds, securities, otc, owned, including premium on same. r.3,6S3 no
Ranking house and lot. 1 1.934 23
Furniture and fixtures. s.337 i t
ExcliangOS and checks for next day'.-; clearings. 5.019 90
?'ither cash Items. 1.223 71
DUO from national bunks. 204,068 08
Due from Slate banks, private bankets and trust companies. 5,059 17
Paper currency . 19,339 on
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents. 2S.". OS
Cold coin . r..075 00
Silver coin. 2.374 55
Total .*l,lt7J,(18l Sa
LIABILITIES,
Capital stock paid In.% 2..O.O00 00
Surplus fund . 7."..fl00 00
Undivided profits, less amount paid for Interest, expense:; nnd taxes 10,340 4*
Dividends unpaid . gt oil
Individual deposits . 1,2.">.".7?l 31>
Demand certlfldateS of deposit. 22.903 03
Certified checks . ."..938 3.1
Cashier's clucks outstanding. 1.774 15
Dm- to State hanks, private bankers and trust companies. 12,104 70
All other Items of liability, viz.:
.-. 1.020 00
Interest and tax reserve. 5,854 So
Total .si,1,71.nsi 8R
I. Ro, B. Campbell, Cashier, dp solemnly sweat- thnt the .above Is a trua
staiement of the tinanctal condition of the Hank ?>f Conimercj and Trusts, lo?
cated at Richmond, In the county ..r Henrlco, state of Virginia, at the close of
business on the ISth day of April, 1912, In the best of my knowledge and b.dlef.
RO. B. CAMPBELL, Cashier.
Correct?Attest: JOS K WILT,ARD
THOMAS P. HI IY AN.
W. BRYDON TENNANT.
I ?irectors.
Stale of Virginia, city of Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me bv Ro, B. Campbell Cashier, this "?thj
day of April. 1912. .1. T. \V. CURTIS.
. . Notary Public.
My commission 'SXplres May 24, 1915.
nnd proposals for tho sulo of oyster
shells. Also It will try to find de?
posit* of mnrl with not less than 00
per cent, carbonate of lime. This Is
a possibility which Is being con?
sidered as a. stlbstltnto lor oyster
shells. If the cost Is not too groat.
It Is boltevod to be possible that if
tho shells ean be secured 'n suf
flc'enl volume, their cost Will perhaps
not make the price prohibitive to the
resident of Tidewater. who would
have heavy freights to pay ground
limestone from the mountains.
ENCAMPMENT DETAILS
All Infantry Officers Expected to lie nl
Winchester Unions Kxeused.
Order issued yesterday from the of?
fice of Adjutant-General w. w. snic
cover tho personnel and detail of tho
camp of Instruction for Infantry of
rtcers to be held In Winchester from
Monday, May z<\ to Saturday, May -.">.
The following officers are ordered
to attend; The brigadier-general,
commanding First Drigmde; the In
siiector-gepef.il; Held officers attach?
ed to tho staff of tho brigade com?
mander, except tho engineer ollieer,
and judgo advocate, with whom at?
tendance Is optional; all infantry of.
fleers, and those asslgnod to Infantry
organisations, except medical officers.
Those ollleera who foci they cannot
bo present arc required to make ap?
plication for relief, stating tho speci
flo cause, such applications huim bi
In hand by May 10.
Brdgadier-Genoral C C. Vaughan, Jr.,
win command Urs camp. Captain J. C
Bodow, Medical Corps, is detailed as
? ?amp surgeon. Ho will havo one en?
listed man, Hospital Corps, as na
ant.
Captain C. G, Mason Is detailed n3
-ami' quartermaster from date of May
10, The State property now stored at
.'.uray will partly be used, llsgimental
'sUiartormastor-Sorgeanl J. S. Bradley
?III report to Captain Mason for duty
?0 May 10, while the commanding olli?
eer of the Second Infantry will detail
>no noncommissioned officer and four
-lien lo help Captain Mason
Ofllccrs mill wnlv ? all questions of
rank and w'll participate on all mat?
ters of Instruction on oqunl footing.
Each regiment will bo assigned a. oom
I pnny street. '
Gives Appeal Bond,
Imelen' II. Cocko, general counsel
for tue Norfolk and Western Knllway,
appeared yesterday before Clerk lt. T.
Wilson, of tho State Corporation Com?
mission, and executed personal bond
for $i.ooo iij the caao of the Common?
wealth ex rd the Interstate Hi Urn.id
Company ap.iln:*t the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company sind lh<
Louisville and Nashvlll; Hallroa.1 Com?
pany Th? appeal bond wag flxed-.it
$.-.00 by the Supreme Court, whlclt
granted the appeal, and the superse
deas bond was made the same amount
by the commission, l'he United Stat.'a
Fidelity and Guaranty Company wan
the surety. Trackage rights in tho
town of Norton are involved.
?Joe? on Retired I.tat.
Captain W. K. Thompson, form, rl.v*
of Company F, First infantry, und now
of New York, lias asked to ho plaeed
on the retired list of the Virginia VoN
unteors.
M MKTS SUDDEN DEATH
IN Hl.NAWA\ ACCIDENT.
I Special t<> The Times-Dispatch.]
Charlottesvllle, Va , April 26?lohn
K. Carter, aged thirty-one. a nephew j
of C. D, Carter, superintendent of ,
water and sewers, this city, met sud?
den death In n runaway accident atout,
s o'clock yesterday morning near Ar?
lington. Nelson county, He was thrown
from his buggy and died almost in- |
stahtly, .Mr. Carter was the son oC';
S. It. Carter, of Nelson, nnd was a j
successful young farmer. He married ,'
Miss Aurello Harvey, of near Massla'a:
Mills. Nelson county. She survives I
with sis children. 1
" I feel like a fighting cockH
is the expression of the man
wilh an active liver ? he
tackles his work with vim?
he is successful?nine times
out of ten you will find he
takes
Tutt's Pills
which have been used by a
million people with satisfac?
tory result. At your drug
gist's?sugar coated or plain.
Orange Ely Hlllcrs at. J Q CdltS
The E. B. Taylor Co.
23 W. Broad Street and
1.011 East Main Street*

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