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Greater JUcumond'a Ortatcit Newspaper,
??%T,IBS?LJyANT AX? "BAL ES?
TATE UEDlUAI IN VIRGINIA, AND
ONE OF THIS UEST IN AMEUICA.
Want Ad Rates
Dally, one cent per word when paid
la advance. No Ad. taken fur leaa tlwiu
ten ceuta.
Une and anc-iialf cents a word nil
claaalllcullona cxeei?t Situation Wanted
fur mi ruin j. hltuution Wanted, one vent
? word. No Ad. ?uaday taken for le?* I
than fifteen ceuta.
No Ada. mkru fur leaa than twenty
live centa when pliuucd lu or chanted
at the counter.
Phone urdern nut guaranteed.
Cluaalllcutluua nut guaranteed ntter
Piau 1?. .11.
For bualneaa coulracta. aend for the |
Waat Ad. Man, Pbune Munrua X.
xLo0t ano j oun?
CGS^'~sl?Csi^^^iiAis and ""c 1 0 i i i.
Hmma engraved on cross. F'nder]
please leturu to 325 South Cherry
anu receive reward.
l?cip tuaiuco, S$aU
WAJtPfSV," x^uk 'uT~S. ^AKMx\~a3Le>
bodied, unmarried men. between ages |
af in and 35, citizens of United ?t .?..??,
ut good character and temporale nao
Its, who can ?peak, read and write
tiiu i.;?;.'n!i language, l-'or 'nfurma
tlon apply to Recruiting Olilcer, bi'i
E Uruii.lJMn et. J'.ielimond. Vi.
WANTED. EXi'Ki'.lKNCKU 'eLEYA
tor boys; well recommended. Call |
at office of First National Bank ,
(new) Building, Ninth and Main |
Streets._
men w7\nted, isi: r\veiJn"th e age |
of 21 and 3? years, to learn t
street railway business, good wages
paid, breaking In time paid for and
weekly wages guaranteed. Good
positions for steady, rellablei young
nun. Address L> !,i>2, care Tlni'-s
Dispatch._
[WANTED, ONE good WHITE BOY
to learn barber trade. 5U4 W^al
Broad.
ALL. GOOD STENOGRAPHERS WHO
dtblro to add to tnelr Income by
doing Substitute work dur'ng the
vacation season are Invited to re-K
Ister at the REMINGTON TYPE?
WRITER COMPANY'S EMPLOY?
MENT DEPARTMENT, 610 E. Main
Ktract. No fees ehiirged._
WANTED. 100 LABORERS AT ONCE
Apply Mayo Br'd"o._
V?U ARE "WANTED FOB GOVERN
ment position; Jsu month. Send pos?
tal lor list of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 3?7 j
P. Rochester, N. Y-_;_
WANTED. REGISTERED PRESCRIP
tlon tlerk for a monlli's relief work,
beginning July 17, salary. J10U. Stale
ni;>;, experience. Munt have good
habits and recommendations. Adorfs?
JAMES BCHILDREN. ram Generali
Delivery, Norfolk. Va.
" feifuaiTons ttlantetff??ale
WANTEL-T BY V'3?NO M?Nri'OsitlON |
In office; can furnish the best of ref?
erences. Address P. O. Box 136.
Illachstone. Va.
Business Opportunities
I 'wi.-iu' T'VSCPPLY TWENTY FAjtfl'-|
lies. each, with a one-acre gaiden,
wjilch yields vegetables and fruits
In abundance. 1 will cultivate the
garden and also attend to one cow
and twenty-four chickens, deliver?
ing the products at your city h-mo
daily. You are at no trouble. This
plan will save you more than ono
lialf your tablo expenses and give
you fresh eatables In abundance.
Will explain fully If you will drop
me a card. G. S. RICHARDSON.
Basement American National Bank j
Building.
J;20tiCCS
5 fi \: "HpiTmTic rT"~ "cX?ti?nkd !
ligalnst dealing in a J2.<j?j<j demand |
notei identifying and contingently |
secured by a mortgage on ova N.
Si venth St., Rtchmor.u, as fraudj- j
_le nt._
rYPEWRITERS RENTED; THREE |
months, $5 and upwaids; initial pay
ment allowed to apply if purchased;
every machine In good working order.
Rhone Madtsjn AMERICAN i
WRITING MACHINE CO., 6')i East;
Main Street._
WANTED, THE PUBLIC to KNOW I
that JAHNKfcl BROS., Jewelers, si.
East Main Street, buy, sell, oxenange1
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN the I
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and ?11-|
ver u 1 w ay? taken In exchange.
processional t?elu~Zu?1 nteD
vTaNTED, TE ach BKS FOR PUBLIC
school and college work. Positions
op?.n in ail Southern Slates. Wrilo
for "A Plan." southern TEACH?
ERS' AGENCY. Cilumi'ia. g. C
j?oUcttors fltio ^airsijicn
\?'AN>TI?Dr A'^R^;-CI^ASsT^i?rpElTL I
enced specialty salesman. State ex?
perience; references, for whom trav?
eled, salary wanted. Address Box j
303. New Orleans, La._
i&cai estate j-or sale
f^NU'SH'fd'SUPf LY" TWENTY "F?Sn
liea, each, with a one-acre garden
which yields vegetables and fruits!
In abundance. I will cultivate the!
garden r.nd also attend to one cow*|
and tweniy-four chljkens, deliver?
ing the products at your city home]
daily. You are at no trouble. Thlsi
plan will save you more than one
half your tablo expenses and give
you fresh eatables in abundance.;
Will explain fully if you will drop;
me a card. G. S. RICHARDSON,
Basement American National Bank
Building.
1 OR EXCHANGE?WE OFFER AN
elegant home in a Northern city,
costing {101.000. In exchange for
Virginia property. Correspondence
solicited. H. W. HILLEARY & CO..
720-30 Southern Building, Washing?
ton. d. C.
4? FEET BY i::i; GKoVE .\>'E.NUK.
betweon Meadow and Rowland:!
$97.50 per foot. A. J. WAHREN, 415
S'orlh Sixth Straat.
Krai (Estate jfor ticnt
fi LT^st?Xrt^avkTs ifooiiX" o)
'JOS E. i^racc, 16 rooms. $112.60; 351? |
Hanover, S rooms, $50; 2804 Park. 6
rooms, $20; 504 E. Grace, 12 rooms,
$100; 106 E. Grace, 12 rooms, $62.60;
Ii."i W. Main, 0 rooms. $36: 111 X.
Third, 7 rooms. $15; In 10 Floyd. 131
rooms, $60 (hot water bent and two
baths): 113 A North Third, second'
flat), $37.50. . CRENSHAW e; RICKS.
FOR RENT, A FURNISHED HOUSE |
in Ashland, convenient to both sta?
tions, cheap, for July and August.
Apply to Box 413, Ashland, or F, 11.
COX. Ashland._
$76: LAFAYETTE AVENUE, BROOK
lyn. N. Y. Rooms to rent In line
resident IM section. Thirty m'nutcs
to seashore; thirty minutes to City
Halb_^_
FOR" RENT, FIRST-CLA~SS FTRNISJI
ed house on West Grace, near Dav s
Momimest; every convenience, in?
cluding telephone service. Apply, B
463, care Tlmes-Dlspatchj_
fHaanten
T?w.wlu^rE"rts~^ lH-iNT^iVi 'tIired
months, $5 and upwards; Initial pay?
ment allowed to apply if purchased;
every machine in good working order.
Phono Madison 5256. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE CO., 605 East
Main Street. '
.WANTED. TO BUY for CASH,
household goods In any Quantity.
, Phons,Madison 8651.
SSMSMia^ssasaB'Bala^aamHa^BVBMWM^.v -.?..>?.'.
DAILY PUZZLES
What food product?
ANSWER TO YliSTKUDaY'S PUZZLE.
Dread.
jFoc &a\t
Wan?ed.j alC^kiSds of^^metaX
repairing. RICHMOND MACHINE
WuRKS. INC._
motorcycles AND BICYCLES. new
and second-hand; repairing of all
kinds*. TO.MPKINS, .2< \Vest Broad.
WE HAVE SOME 5FEClAL~INDUO'?
ments to offer you In the talking
machine line. c. B. HAYN KS & co.,
121 w. Broad Street. _I
NEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
Koods on earth now on exhibition
J and at reasonable prices. Come and
_see mem. VAR1DS. 217 N. Fltt h._
Foil WAUONS UO TO RICHARDSON
j BHOS.. ?,15 Brook Avenue, Painting,
repairing and ruboer-llre work,
i -Madison1467._
SOJA BEANS.?'JOoD STOCK. UMIT
ed quantity. Also black, clay and
mixed peas. For sale by D. etheh
IDGE _. CO., 31-33 Commerce Street,
Norlolk. Va. _
CABBAGE TO SELL. ASK FOR
prices. FELIX M. 3ones, JH.. 1?17
E Franklin St.. Cabbage Man._
for BALE. NO. 8 PULSOMETER
steam pump; will puinp 4u per cent
Hand or mud; 3-lncn discharge, half
Inch steam. AIbo 50-h.-P. boiler. 15
? H.-P. engine, two Hteam drills; one
double drum hoist, one single-drum
hoist, derricks, cars and track; two- i
horsepower hoist, wlncaes and gen?
eral quarry or contractor's equip- j
inent. Address H S5.( care Times
1 Dispatch._
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE GROCER'S
Icebox, roll top debk and one nearly
new wagon and harness. Apply 50i
i Twenty-seventh Street, between S
and 9 A. M. ______
TYPEWRITERS RENTED: THREE
months. J5 and upwards; Initial pay?
ment allowed to apply if purchased; 1
every machine In good working order.
Phono Madison 525'.. AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINJS CO., 6j6 East
Main Street. _
FOR SALE, SEVERAL SECOND-HAND
buggies and wagons and one good
runabout. These are all bargains.
Come down and see them. We can
Interest you. We also have one
good trap, as good as new. A.
MEYER'S SONS; otflce, 731 E. Cary
St.. Richmond. Va _
FOR SALE, ONE SECOND-HAND
safe cl'eup. Inside measurements
27x20 Inches. REMINGTON TYPE
WHITER COMTANY. 610 East Main
I _Street._
FOR sale, complete SET OF bar
FIXTURES VIRGINIA auction
COMPANY. _
FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY. WITH
fountain and ;up-to-date fixtures
goo reason fur selling. Apply to 1427
West Main._
FI V eTpa ss E NG ER (CADILAC) Au?
tomobile, good condition; automobile
tires, 32x4. cheap to quick buyer.
Phone Madison 5312._
FOlV'RE N T, I O SS ESS ION A^f^ONCE.
new, up-to-date, five-room flat, sec?
ond floor; all modern conveniences;!
nice fiont and back porch. Apply I
2? OS East Grace Street._
Kcal estate caantcb
Qst""yo?"r f?rms'wT__F_rX~coi?
nelly & co. Writ* postal for nec
es.-ary blanks_
2D0?tDing
OrtsT iT^e^sTrTne"~lipscombThax"
over Cafe. 100 West Franklin. Sum?
mer rates. Transients a specialty.
room and board, 507 w. grace
miss wood._
mils. cT k. bowers. 115 e. frank
lln, rooms and boird for permaru-nt
and transient guests; dining room
well equipped.
wanted. boarders for several
desirable rooms; also table boarders
desired. 209 e. Grace._
R00iii0 jfOt _UlU
NiSELY^FURNIsITeD ROC^MS*~ WITH
or without board. 71& E. Marshall
Street.
Fl'RNlsTlED ROOMS OR FLAT FOR
summer. 210 East Franklin.
3cc, Coal onbT^oob
PLATK 1i" 1:, PUREST" AND BEST FOR
all uses and the most economical. 4.)
cents per hundred. Try a load of
our pine and oak wood, which Is dry
and under shelter. TYLER ft RYAN.
lf.Ql West Cary. Madison 1!>79._
JUST PHONE TO HEADQUARTERS
ror wood. I recommend slab wood
for hot water. Makes quick, hot
fire and goes nut when yuti are
through your work or cooking. Vir?
ginia anthracite coal Is cheapest for
hot weather. -Will send a sample
free. LONG. Madison 1070.
, WOOD and coal.
OUR DRY KINDLING best IN city:
heretofore handled by Midlothiau
Wood Company; $1.50 half-cord. da?
VID M. lea _ co. Phone Monroe
686._
automobiles for ^alc
.Si A K \ THON AUTOMOBILES?TOUR
x ing cars. $1,200; roadster, $1,000; 113
? horsepower cylinder, 4 1-4x4 1-2;
fully equipped. WM. P. ATKINSON.
Petersburg, Va. Night phone 6111;
day phone 7S.
ftummer poarbtng_
frTS^BLKTON HOTEL, ELK TON.
Buckingham county. Va.?Delightful
summer home; open May 1. Write
for circular. MRS. A. C. DKAW
_ BAI GIl._
WOULD LIKE TO BOARD SEVERAL
ladles (or children over 8 years) for
the summer In healthy mountains of
Alleghnny. Address . S. M., Cllf
ton Forge. Va._
cape henry, va.?new. attrac
tlve seaside cottage, seven rooms,
furnished; desirable situation: from
June 25. References. J. thorus,
Cape Henry. Va._
"DIGOS COTTAGE," MRS. H. A.
Dlggs, Proprietress, fronting Chesa?
peake Bay; modern In every respeot.
Boating, bathing, fishing. Best ac?
commodations guaranteed. Ocean
V1 ow. Va*_'
BOULEVARD INN, ON HAMPTON
Roads, country and seashore com?
bined, with city conveniences. Send,
for literature to tho MISSES tabs,
Ham-ton. Va.
Personals
Hob, eauh, with a otio-acro Karden,
which yields vegetables and fruits
In abundance. I will cultivate the
gardon and also attend to one cow
and twenty-four cblckons, deliver?
ing the products at ytur city homo
dally. You are at no trouble This
plan will save you moro than otto
half your table expenses and give
you fresh eatablos In abundance.
Will explain fully If you will drop
me a card. G. 6. RICHARDSON*.
Basement American National Bank
Building.
NEW ARRIVAL OF THE FINEST
goods on earth now on exhibition
and at reasonable prices. Como and
see them. YARID'3. 217 N. Fitth.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND BOLD
at HUUHES5S. 209 North Third.
WANTED, LIGHT FORCINGS AND
steamhammer work. RICHMOND
MACHINE WORKS. INC.
?calc? proposals
BIDS^V^-TE.rT^s'ETvL^ BIT>.C"ArtE
wanted for eight hundred (800) to
twelve hundred (1.200) yards of
granolithic sid-f walks, to be laid Ig
the town of Clarksvlllu, Va. S;?"Cl
fications furnished upon appUcatior
to
R. K EASLET. Mayor.
Clarksvir.c.- Va.
BIDS W A NTEL> FOR SEW ER AGE
system, town of Ab'ngdon. Plans
ready. Only responsible contractors.
Information, aiPlress GEORGE F.
CHANT. Chairman, Abin?don. Vu.
SEALED PROPOSA'lIT V. I LL BE RE
celved until noon. JUNE 29, 1012, to
furnish the Penitentiary 2.000 tonj
high-grade steatn coal, with a guar?
antee of B. T. V.. and to run not
less than 40 per cent. lump, deliver?
ed on Second Street yards, O. & O.
Hallway; 1,500 tons same quality de?
livered at State Farm Station. C- &
O. Railway; Go tons egg anthracite.
SO tons nut anthracite and 200 corda
good, seasoned pine wood, to bo de?
livered on tho Penitentiary grounds,
all freights to be prepaid. For fur?
ther Information apply to
J. B. WOOD.
^_Superintendent.
_3??tUi?en? ._rZottc.es.
Richmond," Va? June 12." 1912.
AT A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
of the German-American BuildlnK
and Loan Corporation held on the
above date, a semi-annual dividend
of 3 1-2 per cent, was declared, pay?
able to stockholders on and after
JULY I. 1912. CHAS. K. WILLIS,
_Secretary and Treasurer.
a^tscrllanrous
stora_ e. "
[CHEAPEST storage IN CITY, $1
per load. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, automobiles, pianos at l'OMP
KINS, 227 West Broad._
PHONuGRAiiia.
WHEN TOL* BUY LOOK FOR THE
name Edison If you want one you
ettn understand every word on the
record. C. B. HAYN ES _ CO._
SHOE REPAIRING.
75c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60c
ladles; every pair sewed; best leath?
er, no nails, no pets. Roval rub?
ber heels, 25c; Tred-Alr rubber heels.
40c; leather heels rebuilt liko new,
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 71? E. Main. Phone Mon
roc 2C67._
SLIP COVERS.
"LIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER,
furniture polished and ? repaired.
LEVY, the Upholsterer, 425 West
Broad.
SLIP COVERS.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, TOR BED
room or parlor. L-atlc to dt. SYD
NOR _. HUNDLEY. INC., Seventh _d
Grace. Madison 3204._
GET YOUR NAME UP.
WE ARE EXPERT SIGN PAINTERS
Prices cut to rock bottom. Qualltj
guaranteed. Prompt service. You
same money. VIRGINIA SIGN
WORKS. 920 E. Main Street.
LOANS.
|D,000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at New York rates. N. F.
JACOBS & SON. No. -IS North Ninth
RUBBER HOSE.
GUARANTEED RUBBER HOSE; BEST'
ever sold for the pric. nozzles and
reels. CLARKE. Hard-ware. 1215
Main Street,_
ROLLER SKATES.
BALL BEARING ROLLER SKATES;
all slz-rs; $1.50 pair; g^t the child a
pair now. CLARKE. Hardware, 1215
Main Rtrett.
CEMENT TOOLS.
CEMENT TOOLS; LARGE LINE:
cheaper than ever before: Jointers
and edgers, only 50 cents. CLARKE,
Hardware. 1215 Main Street.
WINDOW AND ""HOUSE CLEANING,
Staining and waxing floors. WM.
FIELDS. Monroe S9S9-L
iEDICAL COLLEGE
? F.iccllem tihurite?r and chmal !-'.'_?_
103p I Omite ulubnou*. t -? >n_ eipctuwr* ttndtratt.
1912
s
C__bfkm ToujuVx?. M- 0, D?_. Fdttomt V_
Virginia Military Institute
"TH- WEST POINT OF THE SOUTH"
Collegiate and technical courses combined
with the rigid discipline of an army post.
Virginia Cadets tuition free.
Lexington, Va. Gen. E. W. NICHOLS, Supt.
McGuire s University School
OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND. VA.
FORTY-EIGHTH SESSION "bes-lns Sep- ?
temlier IS. Thorough prepartlon for unl-?
versity, college, technical school, u. S. Naval
and Military Academies. Primary' depart*
mcnt for ?mal! boys, with separate Instruc?
tors, study-hail, and recitation rooms. The
Principal Will be nt 7 N*. Bflvldero St.. after
Kept. P. For full Information see catalogues
at book stores, or by mall.
JOHN P. McGUHRE, Principal.
hotels
^Ti_wrisH"7uN_^^
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
Tbe most magnlflcont hotel in the
South. European pian. Rooms alngl*
1 and en suite, with and without baths,
j Sph^^us sample rooms.
StK_*-l Summer Hates. Club tjroak
Atlantic ?itp Ke?ort?
Pacific and Arkansas Avenues. Spnclou?
grounds udjotn beuch anil boardwalk. Only
medium-priced hotel where .: :-??< may go
from house to aurf In bathing antra with?
out using streets, which |i prohibited. L'so
of bath bouse* with attendant to cnre for
suits 1? free. Running water In rooms.
Fresh and sea water bnths, public and pri?
vate. Special rates SO and up dully; tS.OO
> to ttl.'O weekly. Including choice table, sup
: piled from own farm. White service. Or?
chestra. Tennis courts &r.d croquet grounds
i between hotel and beach. Rooklet mailed
I upon request.
PALI. C. ROSECRANS.
I Galen HaU
I1Y Till: SEA.
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM.
i Atlantic City, N. J.
GALEN HALL
IN THE MOt XT \ INS,
.1 JrHLST-t I.A-S liOiEL.
I Werners ville, Pa.
,| P. I.. VOL'NO, General Maaatrer.
One of Atlantic City's Largest mid leading '
All-the-Vritr ItolelH.
HOTEL RUDOLF
1 On Ortan lrunl. Cloie t-i a:; attractions.
Capacity l.OOO. The location, large room*
and open surrounding* have utablished
i tuis as t?o most com' rtable hotel for the!
, hummer. All baths supplied with Sea and
? Kresh water; running water In guest rooms.
t-pac!ous promenade viranrtas overlook the
. t&rnnu* Hoardwallc. Orchestra. Illgh-class
; lustaurant. American ?od European -.lans.
i A. 3. HUKEVSER, Mgr. . i
JOEI. HILL.MAN". Prca.
ST. CHARLES |
Most select location fronting th* ocean.
Thoroughly modern. Courteous servico. '
Unt.irooins with hot and cold, fresh and
sea water attachment;, etc. Mnitnlllcent
porches overlooking t:.? TtoarflTvallc and
ocean. Orchestra of soloists. Oolf privi?
leges. Always open. 1 ustrated booklet.
NEWT.IN 1LAINT.S COMPANY.
ISLESWORTH
' On the ocean front, Virginia av . overlook- I
ing famous Stoel Pier. Capacity CO. Special,)
I f-U.to up weekly; no extra charge for hot
sea water baths. Elevator, spacious porches.'
! private baths. Orchestra. Atite meets trains. '
luooklet. H'U. HV.MAN, Proy.
PRANK. M. PHOEBGS, Mgr.
HOTEL RALEIGH |
Ft. CTiarle* Place and Beach. 200 large cool
rooms: ocean view; privat? batha: running
water !n rooms; fin- porches; elevator;
electric lights, etc. Food ni:.l service of
the best. Very reasonable rates.
_11. J. DTNBS. j
THE WILTSHIRE,
virgin!* Avenue and Beach. Ocean view.
Oreatljr Improved. Cap. Zjt. Private baths,
running water In rooms, elevator, etc '
.Music. 8;)ecla;. JILM Up weekiy; I2.J0 up ?
I daily. Open all the year. Hooklet.
BAMOI3L ELLIS, i
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Ave. near Reach and Steel Pier.
Open surroundings. Capacity too. Hot and
cold sea water baths. Large rooms; south?
ern exposure. Elevator to street level,
spacious porche?, etc. Special week rates;
$2,60 up dally. BookUt. Coaches meet
trains._C?OPKR A LEEDS.
IITiTEL AR^IICON.
Virginia A v., near Bench.
ITKITi-tWIOl?BTjn/f OF BRICK & STONE.
, Everything that constitutes a first-class
. hotel. Elevator, privat? ha;;"", etc.. etc. 12.00
up dally; special weekly rales; booklet.
O. O. PAINTER. '
New Hotel Merion
Atlantic City, N. J.,
Vermont Ave. Unobstructed ocean
view. Newly built brlrk. Cuisine tin- 1
surpassed. _MACK I.ATX. A: CO. ,
ATLANTIC: CITY, N. J..
Directly on the Ocean Front
Always Open.
_WALTER B UZBY.
2CENTS POSTAGE. SECU R ES FULL INFOR M ATION
OF ATLANTIC CITY, ITS HOTELS, AMUSEMENTS,
STREETS ETC. "OFFICIAL" GUIDE SENT KRKE
tJY CIT-V ItlfORMATION BUREAU
Summer l\c?ottsL_
Old Sweet Springs, West Va
In the "Switzerland of America."
Elcvition, 2,200 feet. Cl:maje un?ur- :
passed.
MODERN IN APPOINTMENTS.
New manasem; lit Every thine: first
class. Amusements varied and attrac
I tlve. Golf a specialty. Automobile
service. t>p?r. June ]5. 3ooklet.
W. 1). PAXTON. Xnnunrr.
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs
I and Raths opens June 1. Elivation
2,160 feet Cures nervous prostration.
I dyspepsia, kidney disorders, malaria,
I rheumatic nr.d skin trouble* and female
irregularities. Clears and beautifies |
the complexion. Write for booklet.
M. C. THOMAS,
Crockett SnrlnKa, Va).
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
iebmond, Fr edBricks1is? & Potoiac R, R.
70 AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Loavo Richmond
?6.20 A.M. llyrd St. Sta,
?8.00 A.M. Main Si. Sta
?8.40 A.M. Iljrd St. Ma.
?0.10 A.M. Byrd St. Sta,
*l?.2o A.M. Main St. Sie.
I ?12.01 noon B>rd St. Sta.
12.00 P.M.Byrd St. Sta.
t3.50 P.M. llyrd St. Sta
li.ltP.M. Lllia Station
?5.15 P.M. Main St. Ma
?8.20P.M. Bird St. Sta
Arrive Richmond
?7.?0 A.M. II>rdSt.Sta.
?11.25 A.M. F.Iba Statins.
111.3? A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?1.12 P.M. Main St. Sta.
"2.?0 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?0. 7 I'.M.MaluSt.Sta.
?fi.iO P.M. it} rd Si.sta.
?0.00 P.M. r.jrdSt.Sta.
|'.l.IS P.M. Ilyrd St.Sta.
11.17 P.M. Main St. Sta.
I2.SOnicht ByrdSt.Sla.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Leare Bird St. Sta. -1.00 P. H. for Krederlrkshare.
' LeaTOCilia Sta. 7.1.1 A.n.,0.2S P.M. lor Ashland
Arrlre llyrd St. Sta. S.2S A.M.lrum Fredcrlf lub'p.
Arrlrr Elba Sta. n.3i> A.M.,6.30P.M.from A?hl?nd.
?Daily. tWeekdays. ^Sundays only.
All tralna to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time of arrivals and departure*
not guaranteed. Read the signs.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:30A.? Local- Dally?Newport News.
S:la A.?leocnl?Dally?Ch'Vllle. Ex. Sun.
i hurmond.
t?:eo A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point.
110:00 A.?Loin 1 -Dally?Lehbg., Lex. C. Fors*
u) Noon?Express?Dully?Norfolk Old PL
; P.-t-Exprosi? Dally, ein., I/vllle.
|I:M P.?Bxpreaa?Dally?Norfolk. N. New*.
fc.OO P.?Local?Dally?N. News. Old Point,
(lit P.?Local?iE*. Sun.?eJurdonsvllle.
tili P.?Local?Ex. San. ? Lclibg, Natural
UrlilBc. Clifton rorge.
??HO P.?Limited- I 'ally?Clncln'tl, Chicago.
?11:00 P.?Expro**?Dally?Cincinnati, L'vllie.
?Sleepi ra. ii'j.'.or Car*.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
J Earn: 8:10 A. M . 7:10 P. M. Through from
I East: II -.30 A. M., 2:05 P. M? 6:30 P. M. Local
from West: S:M A. M., ???0:i5 A. M., i.'nl
:20 P. M. Through: S:20 A, M., UlSJ A.
A. and 2:50 P. M.
.lame* ltiver Line: ??S:35 A. M., 6:10 P.M.
??Dally ?xcept Sunday.
6KABOAKD AIR LINE,
fionthbound train* scheduled to leave .Rich?
mond dally: 9:03 A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1;I0 P. M.?Slospers and coaches, Atlunta,
HJrmlngnum, riavnnnah, Jacksonville. ?:Ji
p. M.?sleepers and coaches, Jacksonville.
11:25 1'- ?t.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
j DlrmlngtVam, Muinphl*. Northbound train*
scheduled to arrive In Richmond dally:
7:lo A. U., 9:10 A. M., ?:0J V. M.. t:<0 P. M.,
li>90Sli
Feature of Cornrnencement Ex?
ercises at Woodberry
Forest.
{Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Woodberry Korest, Va,, Juno 16.?The
commencement exercises of Woodberry
Forest School were held on Wednesday
and Thursday. The occasion was one
of notable brilliance, and was largely j
attended <by guests from many States J
and by neighbors of the school. Dr. '
8. C. Mitchell, president of tha Uni?
versity of South Carolina, was the
guest of honor. His address to the
graduating class on "The Ethics of
Democracy" was masterly and In?
spiring.
The epltomo of the South's problem,
said Dr. .Mitchell, lies In the work of
the preparatory schools, where the
men of the next generation should be
taught the basic principles of democ?
racy. Dr. Mitchell mado a plea for
greater publlc-mlndednesa, for thor- (
oughuess In school work, for a higher ]
rcallzat'on of tha Influence of the
teacher on tho nation's destiny; and
he Illustrated. In a vivid picture from
the Titanic d'saster that the tics
which shall eventually bring about the
brotherhood of man are yet strong
within us.
On Sunday. June 9. Dr Randolph H.
McKlm, rector of Epiphany Church,
Washington. preached the bacca?
laureate sermon. ?
In a speech to the students and
guests of tho school on Thursday
morning. Dr. J. Cartor Walker made a
brief review of the distinctive suc?
cesses and failures of the session, and
showed that tho work of the school
could be greatly enhanced by tha in?
terest and mature opinions of the stu?
dents and the alumni.
The dance on Wednesday night, tho
Informal german on Thursday morn?
ing, und the tlnai ball on Thursday
even'ng were popular events of tho
cornrnencement exercises. The follow- ?
Ing were guests of tho school, who at- i
tended, together with many others
who came tor tho particular oecas'ons: ?
Dr. C. S. Mitchell, president of tho |
University of South Carolina; Mr. and I
Mrs. XV. C. N. Randolph. Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. John T. !
Anderson, Mr and Mrs. R. H. Carter, j
the Misses Hendr'ek, Stout. Adams.
COOke, Moore, Falge. Lynch, Sebrell,
Llndsey, Cayce. Warflcld. Williams,
Maury, Patterson. Qatnel, Beury, Bar?
row, Oppenheimer, E. Anderson, Kcc
nan, Wyatt, Judklns. Ellis. Bell, A.
Anderson. Jackson, Harrison, Wilson,
Powell, Burke, Turner, Lass'ter, Nallc
Husleton, Cuylef, Carey, Mrs. John G.
Wilson. Mrs. Frank Hallo, and numer?
ous alumni and friends of the school.
The graduating class numbered ten,
who rank In tho order given: James
Waters Alli?on, Jr.. of Richmond; Trios.
Broun Jackson, of Charleston. W. Va.;
Burr Noland Carter, o' Orange; Lewis
Nelll Barton, of W'nehester; John
Ooodrun Wilson II., of Smlthfleld;
Thomas. Belford Ryan, Jr., of Rlncon
Antonio. Mexico; Francis May Blmonds,
Jr., of Flushing, L. I.J John Hager
Randolph, of Lynchburg; Robert 11 111
Carter, of Orange, and Robert Arm?
strong McKenhey. Of Petersburg. Va.
Tho medalists for the year were as
follows:
For excellence In mat lematlcs, James
Waters Allison; for excellence In Latin,
f?tf rini?OuIlj
OLD DOMINION LI Nil.
Lv. nichmoaa foul of Ash St, daily.7:00 1'. M.
Leave. Newport News.6.0U A. it.
Arrive NoTtolk.6:00 A. it.
Counsels wua main lints steamers leaving
Norfolk lor .New York dully, except Sunday,
I;O0 l'. il. Counei iLoi.t, else made by N. j_
W. lly. * P. M. ana C, & u. By. al i p. M.
Nigm Uns steamers ?top si Ciareiuunt to
land or receive passengers on signal, Aaj
Will bo mat by pub.io ionveync.ee.
VLEG1N1A NAVIGATION tu, (jsuective
m-rcr. LD.-^James River by dayiigrtr. for
Norfolk and Old Poln:. Newport News end
e li jjiuei Jllver landings. Steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 6.30 A.
M. Freight received tor an Jaiuea Klve*
landings. Phone Madison ITS.
Main Ticket Office. *_:: >?:. Wain Street.
Travel Without Trouble
IN
Arnerica and Europe
Includes railroad, steajushtp, Inde?
pendent tickets, with hotel acccwuno*
cations.
'?ASIv Mit. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Agent,
70S E. Mnlu St.. Richmond. Va.
lEUUnm?jS
Richmond & Petersbur?! Electric Railwya
Cars leave Manchester, ?oventh and Perry
Streets, tor Petersburg:
?6. 7, 8, ?3. 10, 11, '13 A m., L 2. *3, 4. i.
"JitS. 'S 7, S. ??. 10 P. M.
11:00 P. M., for -Hester. 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
Street, ror Manchester:
\tl\h, 6:35. "7.15. 5:33, S:35. ?lOiS?. UM
A. m ' 12:33. "1:33. 1:35. 3:33, M:Sj, i.:33, 0.33.
.;?;.. i .25. 9:35. ?10.40. HMO P. it.
tDatly, except Sundays and holidays.
?carries baggage nnd express.
??Limited, excel.t Sui:da>a and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
eara 'or Richmond. _
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE DAT
K.VII.WAY COMPANY.
Schedule of Blectrlo Trains, effective May
30 IT" Leave lilchmond. Laurel and liroad ,
Streets: b ?6:00 A. M.. ?7:10 a. if., bS:10 A.
m, o.io a. m. "10:10 a. it., H.io a. m.. i:io
P M 2:10 P. M . 3:10 P. M.. bl:l? P. M.. 6:20
I?, M., 6:20 P. M., 7.10 P. SI., bS;10 P. m.,
10:10 P. M . lliii P. M. Leave Ashland. Eng?
land and Maple Stioets: ?5:.V. A. m? 1? :00 A.
M . S:>J A. M.. M:0O A. m.. i0:00 a. M.. "11:00
A. M., ?ISlOO M.. ??1:00 P. it; 2:00 P. M.. 2.00 ;
P M.. 4:u0 P. M., b5:00 P, m.. 6:00 P. M.. 7:00 ,
P. M.. a!00 P. M., bl- frO p. M., 11 :?0 P. M. I
?Pnliy except Sunday. "Sunday only. j
bcarrles bnggage. i
SOUTHERN RAILWAY!
PREMIER CARRIER OP TUB SOLT1L ,
Trains Leave Richmond.
N". B.?Following schedule flgurea publish- j
cd os Information and not guaranteed:
For tho South?Dally: 0:10 A. m. Local.
10:13 A. M, Express. 6:00 P. m. lSxpress,
With eiecirlc llijluod Sleeping Car for At?
lanta and Birmingham. 11:43 P. m. Express.
Week Da>?: 3:00 P. U. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dally.--Connecting fo Balti?
more Mon. V.'ed. and Friday. 6:00 A U.?Ez
Sun. and 2:15 P. m.?Mon., \V< '. r\od Fri?
day?Local
Trains Arrive Rlchm
Prom the South: 6:30 A. M A. M,
2.? P. M.. 8:05 P. M. dally: t. Sun.
Prom West Point: 9:30 A. .\1\ i ?':1". A.
M Mon.. Wed. and Frl.. 4:23 1 Sun.
S. E. BURGESS, \.,
?07 E Main St. Phon? " ' 271.
Norfolk & Western i ./ay
ONLY ALL HAIL LINE TO NOK VOLK. ]
Schedule In Effect Juno 1". 1912.
leave H> ul Street Station. Illehmond, FOU I
?NORFOLK: uS:'.0 A. U? ?4:00 A. M.. eJ:00
p M , '4:10 P. M.. b":33 P. M.
FOlt LYNCHBURO ANDTHB WEST: ?6:13 1
A. U? 'in:? A. M . 33:00 P.- M? ?0:20 P. it. I
Arrive Richmond frum Norfolk: all:IO A.
M? Tall ?*.*? A. M., ??:? P. M . bl0:23 p. it., '
?11-30 P M. From the West: ?6:13 A. it., |
' u2:':0 P. M? hl:40 P. M., 'C.<C P. M.. ?9:00 T. I
^?Dally. anally tx. Sunday. bRunday only.
W. B. BEVILL. U. BOSLEY,
<_. P. A.. Roanok?. D. P. A., Richmond.
llieValentmeAuctioiiGx Th&Wertt^
Furniture, Carpets, Bar Fixtures, Wall Cases,
Show Cases, Cash Registers, &c,
COT TT-ra
PARK HOTEL AT AUCTION
To-Day [Monday], June 17th
BBGTNN1XO AT 10:80 O'CLOCK A. M.
We will sen, -without lTmlt or reserve. *U of the Furniture anil Floor Cov?
ering's in. thw Park Hotel, corner Ninth and Broad Streets, consisting of about
25 b?d rooms, contalnlita; double and single Iron Beds, Felt MattrcsaeB, Oak
and Mahogany Fressers and Wejrtistar.ds of modnrr. styles, Oak and Mahogany
Wardrobes. Centre Tables. Vienna Chairs, Rockers, Costumera. Writing Tablis,
Feather Plllo-ws. Blankets. Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Matting, Dining Tables,
Dining Chairs, Crockery, OlassrwaTe, etc.
THE HANDSOME BAR FIXTURES
WMJ be sold at about 11:S0 A. M, and consists of a handsom? Mahogany Bar
Coamter, -with Beer Coil and Box, very handsome Mahogany Back Baa- Waal
Fixtures. -with ",arge plata glass mirror, largo Mahogany Wall Sho-xcase for
bottlod goods; Oak Tobacco Wall 8hov>vaae, t,ivo Oak Silent Salesmen Show?
cases; large Combination Look. Iron Raff. Oak Roll Top F?sk, handsom?
Mirror and Glass Paneled Partition, three Improved total adding National
Cash Registers <up-to-d5ato), I/unoh '''-:::i>e.r- nr.d Stools, Oyster Counter, Oyster
Steamer. Steam Table, and other appurtenan-cos.
Tho entire Tumishttrgs and fumltuino must be sold anxl removed at once, aus
tho building !s to be pul'.>d dc-^vn immediately.
Sale positive, Monday. June 17. beg-innlng at 10:30 o'oloek. Ladies Invited,
to attend. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTTNTE AUCTION CO.
Efjjal Botitc
Office of Collector of City Taxes,
City Hail, Room 107.
NOTICK TO TAXPAYERS.
City taxoj for 1912 ore duo and
payable June 16th to 30th, inclusive.
Tho city ordinances provldo that
one-half may be paid n June and the
remalnng half In December. Faluros
to pay all or one-half In Juno incurs
a penalty of ? per cent, on the wholo
amount. whioJi Is due at once, and if
not paid before SEPTEMBER 1, the
collector Is required to levy, with
costs added.
ALL MALES 21 years of sue, ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEMALE) who
own personal property as llduclary,
and all parties conducting business in'
the city of Richmond (of whatever
nature) are assessed, and will pleasu
call and settle, sc as to avoid delin?
quency.
GRADING, PAYING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PIIOPHR.
TV STOOD on land books on Januarv
SI, 1012. and see that you ?et all your
bills; property transferred February
1 or later stands In name of owner
In 1911.
This Is the only notice required by?
law; please Rive It PROMPT ATTEN?
TION, aB under the ordinances 6 per
cr-nf. penalty will bo added to tho
whole bill after June 30th.
Washington Ward taxes, etc.. must |
be paid at thn office of the Deputy
Collector, Tenth and Hull Streets.
HERBERT L HULCE,
Collector of Taxen. City of Richmond. I
Vir ginia Trust
Company
RICHMOND, VA.
This Company having qualified
as Administrator of the estate of
Edward X. Dennis, deceased, all
persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present
them, and those indebted to the
estate will please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.,
Administrator of Edward X.
Dennis.
Burr Nolnnd Carter; for best English
essay, Robert Patrick Hamilton, Jr.;
for excellence in Kreuch. Hoberi Buek
ner Parker; tor excellence In German,
Thomas Calvin L'nn.
The following were awarded (he
medals lor highest standing in their
forms: ?
VI. form. James Waters Allison. Jr.;
V. form, Charles PuBulsson Williams;
IV. form, Robert Patrick Hamilton, Jr.;
HI. form, Robert Cowan Davis; II.
form, John Franklin Durham.
On Wednesday night the members of
the different athletic teams of the
school were given a banquet, which I
was also attended toy the guests. The
following responded to toasts: J. Car
ter Walker, toastmaster; T. C. Barton,
itobert A. Ketzer, J. N. Cole, Jr.. Wil?
liam T, Joyner. Rev. Karl M. Block,
and Nelson Harris.
The following students were award?
ed certiilcates of distinction for hav
Ins attained an average of 75 or more
on all subjects throughout the year:
V. form. Williams. Barker. R. Cabell,
N. ChUton, Beasley, Prlddy. G. Ander?
son. E. Anderson. Collins; IV. form.
Hnm'lton, Campbell; III. form, Davis.
Browning, P. Parker, I.. Parker, Pres
cott; II, liornor, Durham.
The Archer Christian memorial
medal, for leadership, nthieties, char?
acter, which Is pernnps tho most dis?
tinctive honor In the gift of the
sidiool, was won by Krancls May
Almonds, Jr., of Plushing, N. v.
Flrpinnn Is Killed.
[Special to The Tlnies?Dlspatch.]
Bristol, Va., June 11?Edward Tilson,
of Bristol, a locomotive fireman on tho
Norfolk and Western Railway, was run
down by a train at KUIston Saturday
night and badly mangled, his head be?
ing severed from Ills body. He Is sur?
vived by his wife and. one child. The
body was brought here, and from Bris?
tol was taken to Smyth county for
burial.
By PoEaird & Bagby,
?Real Bsta.t?j Auctioneer*
TRUSTEE'S AUCTITN SALB
OP
STORE AKT) LOT AT PAIR OAKS, IX
II ENRICO COUNT Y, VA.
In oxeoutlon of a dreed of trust, da.ted,
November 22, d912. and recorded rn the
Hennloo Circuit Court, D. B 192-A, page
112, default having been made In tha
payment of tho debt therein aeteured,
I will soil by auction on tho prem?
ises, on
MONDAY, JTJXE 17, 1912, /'
I at 5:?0 P. M,
[ th>i ?.bovo mentioned property. The
said storo Is situated at the Irtteraiic
I Uon of the Jlenrieo Road and tha
Southern Rail 1 road property fronting
j ninety (90> feet on tho Henrlco Road
and being of Irregular depth.
This sale Is mado .suhjt'ct to a prior
mortgage of Json, due September 18,
[ 1913, with Interest on sa.me, payable
se ml-annually at ? per cent.
TERMS: Cash, subject to the mort?
gage, as above stated.
H. R. POLLARD JR.,
_ Trusurl*.
-1-. .-._I
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN i A. IS. TO 6 p. M.
Admission. H5*t Pre.- on ^ >i.i-^iv,
Ruction fealctf, Jfuture ?xiy<s
^^i3y"p(^a^"^"Btigby7
Auctioneers.
I -
Auction Sale of Splendid
Corner Home, No. 1 500
Grove Avenue, Contain?
ing About Thirteen
Rooms. Heat and Elec?
tricity.
We will sell at auction, on the prem?
ises,
THURSDAY, JI NK 20TII,
at ii o'clock P. M.,
the above-mentioned desirable, cornel"
house; lot 30x150. U Is seldom such de?
sirable corner property Is offered, b'ame
must be sold, even If at a sacrltlco.
TERMS: Easy and announced at sale.
POLLARD & BA?BY.
" By Rlc he son" & Crutchfield,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Hank Streets.
Commissioner's Auction Sale
of Brick Dwelling No.
I 1 109 West Clay Street,
j Between Hancock and
I Harrison, on Wednesday,
the 19th Day of June,
1912, at6o'Clock P.M.
In execution of a decree of tho Rieh?
mond Chancery Court, entered on the
Kith day of June. 1912, in th? suit ot
"Jos. L. Smith vs. Emma J. .Smith et
als.," I will, as special commissioner
therein appointed, offer the above de?
scribed property for salo by pubUo
auction, on th>> premises.
The improvements consist of a. two
story and basement brick dwelling,
containing s'.x rooms. The lot frouja
twenty !>v one hundred feet. Thra
property will make a comfoptaible homo
or a safe end profitable investment.
TERMS: One-third co.sh; balance at
rix, twelve and elg:it>-en months for
negotiable notes, bearing ? per cent.
Interest per annum, and title retained
until tiio full purchase price is paid
and a conveyanci (u\lered by the court.
R, K. PEYTON, JR..
Special Commissioner.
T certify that tho bond required by
tho above decree of the special com?
missioner has been duly given. ?
CHven under my hand tnLi 13th day
of June, 1912.
T.stf: CirARLES O. R.VVILLE.
Clerk.
By E. A. Catlin & Co.,
16 North Eighth.
NO. 2<;>S EAr>r Cr RACE,
AT AUCTION.
WDDXESDAY, JUNE 19,
6:30 P. M.
C.ood brick dwelling: Rood ter.antj
good neighborhood: good surrountd
Irs*' good invefrmeni. and good torms}
iiiit will n^t hold it for a good price.
1 E V. CATLIN * CO.
By J. Thompson Brown & Co. find Raab & Co..
Auctioneers, etc.
AUCTION S.M.F. OF
THREE HANDSOME, VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
3-STORY GROVE AVE. DWELLINGS
Nos. 1417, 1419and 1421 .Near Harvey St.
ON THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY. JUNE 18TH, 5:36 P. M.
This Is first-class property and rarely secured at auction prices. Built In
the most substantial and attractive manner, without regard to cost, to? a per?
manent investment. Must be seen to be appreciated. They contain twelve;
rooms, reception hall, with broken stairway, grill work; have privat? tollet to
chambers. Hardwood mantels, with French plate mirrors: all sliding doors On
first lloors; house 'phones. Electric bell and annunciators to each chamber;
combination gas and electric fixtures; Pasteur filters, gus and.coal ranges, fur-,
naco heat?In fact, every comfort of a thoroughly modern residence.
The location and neighbf.rhood Is one of the best on this popular residence
street,'soon to be smooth paved to the corporate line. Possession at onco or
on or before September 1st. As a home In a convenient and attractive location,
nothing better could be secured, for tho money. As an Investment, with In?
creasing-value. It appeals to all.
TERMS: So easy practically your rent will buy, and explained at sal*.
BROWN A CO. AND RAAB & CO.,
Auctioiuers,
Note.?One of these houses' is now purposely kept vacant for Inspection
pending the sale. Key at ofllce of either auctioneer.

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