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tii-cnter lUehmi nd'e <l?j-.ti-?t Newspaper,
fthrSnmri?tepotrh
GIU3A,'1_ST WAIVT AM> It 10 A Ii I.S
TATK MLIill .M IN VIHOIMA, AMI
OAK OK 111 10 UISST l.\ AMI.Hit A.
Want Ad Kates
Dully, one rent uer word tilii-u pale)
lu advance. Ao ah. tuk_n tor lean tanu
ten ccuta.
(>ue nuil one-half ccula a rrurd nil
elnaalUentlona except Situation Wanted
lur Sunday. Mt mi11mi Wauled, one emt
a Word, No Ail. Suuduy tuLcu lor ? -n
tbnn lifteeti ccuta.
No Ada. taken f?r Icaa (linn f.vt..t>
0?e centn wneu phoned In or e'^rtrised
at tin- i on liter.
Phone ordera no* ctnirnr.ieed.
t.'lnnslllcu ITuut, nul ^ll.ir.llileell n't"
Prill) I'. SI.
I'nr buatneaa Contracid, aend for the
Waal Ad. Mnn, Pii</..?- Monroe -?
kos-r. ana jrowno
LOST. ONE pah; RIMLESS EYE
glasaes, one glass broken. with
unuli chain attached, blunk ease, on
Main street, uetween Eighth and
Eighteenth, l-'lndei y:\ii receive
ward! for returning same. W. H.
CC-AVAltDlN BON3, 1816 Last Main.
.LOBT. A BUNCH OF FOUR KEY- AT
Eighth and franklin or First aiid
I.iua<i Streets, tie.turn to HUPPERT
& SCHWAB, No. 20 North Eighth
Street, ano receive reward.
l??lp ?HOntCD, ivitlE
WANTED. AMBITIOUS BOYS AND
girls for positions Immediately ttjion
flniishlnK our practical courses In
bookkeeping, stenography or telen
raphy. Low summer tuition rates
tor few days lOiiger, MASSE Y
gUBINEi S ?
WANTED, HAMME R MEN AND help
erH on locomotive lortfings; out of
town; no labor troubles, Call at
.Murphy? Hotel Monday, 9 to 12 a.
_M.. S i" G Pi M . -i ;? nil 1. 10 12 A. M.
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN GREAT
demand. Pleasant work, good pay
and splendid oppOrt for :??)
vancentent. Special low tuition rates
now effective MASSEY. BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
WANTED, BOYS NINE TO ELEVEN
old to sine In church choir. Thor
ouKh training. EBNEST II. COSBY",
1$::' v.'. .!? 1 jrace Stre. t. Tele)
M 'i n r o 2 1 :\.
AS EXPERIENCED MAN. W ITU
small family, desires position us
manager on farm. references ex
ohanged. Address J. W., lt. F. D, No,
2, Box 26. Mosley Junction, Va.
<Fant!.;-." YOUNrj m on~~25
years old. to keep books and eollect
at onee. a 10%, care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED; a FIRSTrCLASS BABBEIt.
A;>[ I > 2i".'e.i Must B: 1 Sir.-et.
Positions guaranteed"to ?ll
our graduates tinder ri'?s?nhpld coh
dltlons. Special tuition rates for a
few -lays. MASSEY BUSINESS f.'OL
:;>.' mi:at rrTTritIn hi.taTl
Timcs-Dlspntch. i
wanted. laborers FOR STEAM
shovel work nt Varlna, n. O. Wages,
11.60 per day. Weekly pay. fisher
'?'''/?'?v. 1 '. ? ' ? i ? i
Sitiiiiiioii'j aitiiucD, ?faic
%*va ntv.157'posTtTon "as" cl^rk^y
young mnn of reference and expe?
rience. Address l sos. care Tlmes
I ? ?
WANTKDj POSITION IN ilOTEl. A s
?aithler or clerk. Four years' expe?
rience. Strlctlv 'ober; very 1).-st
references. Address SMITH, care
Cat teen, Springs Hotel, Littleton,
tjelp CLliuufCi jfrmalc
xv ? s :?:::? ? ""<;?? ?:?' ' co<>k and
house worker for small family. Ap
ply t'.' Seminary Avenue. (Unter
Pit I:. Stop phore Mi.nroe '{SIC.
WAN! BDy LADY fJ?LLEi "!'? ?!'.; NONE
but experienced heed apply, Room
100. nat'.onal Hank of Virginia._
.- tiituionc cchmira, Rental:
wants: d? b Va "'s f i":n?oif? I -i i f r bl ?
hlKh Integrity and ability, n pOi itlon
with some reputable firm. Cnn avslst
on books. Al references. Address <;
a pi, care Times-Dispatch.
W;A NTED, POSIT I on AS ~C?sl HER.
Experience, reference. Phone Mon
l.ui,), g*}c!: iHi-j jfrirtale
W \ NT kd.' " F i n'sT -1 ' I. A -'- st it NOO
raphtr; preferably rhnlo. Salary
seventy ilollnrs per motlh to Start.
Those without speed and accuracy
ii... d not apply. Address D 240, caro
Times-Dispatch. _
A"' CATALOl SUE EX PI.A! n! Nt 1 OUR
modern school of business and spe?
cial tuition rates will be bent f i e.<
to Interested persons. MASSEY
BUSINESS COlLEOE. _
MeTT AND WOMEN WANTED FOR
Kovernnient positions; ?so monil,,
write for list of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUT!:, Dept. 4 1T;-R,
Rochester. N. r.
*? sastt-e- .?
isoUcitotH nub fenlcsntcn
?fiAi?':.sm'a'N." p.p.rnesent?tive i*. ? k
the Columbia Mills, hosiery, umlor
?wear iiiiel knit iroods, to cover a lib?
eral territory In the State of Vir?
ginia. TREIDE AV SONS, Baltimore.
Mil._
Wanted, two salesmen, pre
ferably experienced book or mriKn
elno men, for city and road'work on
new proposition. Apply S to 0 or
A to 5 to-day, 710 P'ranklln Street.
Ask for ;M R. MA TH e IVB.
W^CntEIV REGULAR AND SIDE LINK
enlesmen to sell new patent to mer?
chants; liberal commissions; bin
Feller. ptimty PATENT NOVELTY
'[toanojkjt^^Vn
M?fnts t?lKntc?
?Xg"E?!Ts'-I.1VI?-W11:E ' PIHJPosiTl'oN'
Quick sales: bit- proilts. Easy and
pl-asant. w rite us GALPEN SPE?
CIALTY CO.. Dept. B, 30 Union
.Square, New Vm k i'lt>._
3Jrc, Coal .mo uioon
* \ao'6d^vnd' "coalT^
our dry KINDLING BEST in city:
heretofore handled by Midlotlihui
Wood Com pan.-; f 1.50 nalf-COrd. DA?
vid M. LrJA ti CO. i'hono Monroe
LONG'S LARGE DRY OAK AND 1 in :
is now Selling at summer prices:
nlao slnhs. cheapest wood sold; all
of my coal Is free-burning and at
summer price. Order now ami o\>
on it weekly. Virginia anthracite k
only $?.?o tbls month, sample sent
frpe. E. T. LONG, 1606 West Broad
Street._
PLATE ICE, PUREST AND BEST F~?~U
all uses and the most t'connrnii al, ; >
rents per hundred. Try e. load of
our pine and oak wood, which I ? di .?
nn.1 under shelter. TYLER & RYAN,
if'CM Wesl Gary '' ??' bton iojo_
$QU(tCgi Pffl tlUD i'-l?C ??t?CK "
9TG,'<IIfvs'Va i."whiti; ORPINi n or;
pure Kellcrstratiss strain; very line
cockerels and pullets; January and
February 1,ateliers. For nftfu by
FLOB1PETTK FARM, Hllllard, Fin.
?TOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF MULES",
four nuil five years old: Ic'nd and
gentle; ?:100. Box 17, Charles City
Rood_
p?teiit?
l?A~'n?N;PSr^*FBE'l-KRSi 'NAl, 'ft iN
sultaLlon In Rltlhmond with Invent?
ors; fifteen year.-.' exporli?nce; satis?
factory references. S. H. EVANS;
Patent Attora.y, Box 0S4. Itlclimond,
Va.
I DAILY PUZZLES
<r?. . ?I
What summer dirr/kT
ANSWER TO >! - ?. ii'WS PU2ZLBL
\\ oodenck.
i^cal (??tate for iRcnt.
It iii INT, A HOUSE IN It BAR ?
il j Bunt Main Street, suitable tot
shop or moruge; will ho remodeled
t> suit tenant. HA Ali & CO., Mutual
feummft Boarofng
i.' m i s <;< f'j -i At. <?:. \ i! .?;ii a iT.\"y
Lull on, Ocean View, Vu. Scullery
eals, home comforts; term.i rei\dOii
Iii?, MKS. K. J. BRADLEY.
iADY. WIT11 ONE OR TWO C1IIL
ren <<i a gentleman n;.d his wife;
ilrK housi , large, Blindy yard; good
ible; telephone and daily mail; refe?
rences ? ? tin i ged Address M-RS.
KNT0N NOIaAND, Beaver Dam, Va.,
ICLEVARD inn. on hampton
itoads; country and seashore com?
bined, with city conveniences Send
for literal tr? to the misses TAUB,
ANT kd. BOA~P?7ElTs k?r tTHB
month of August In quiet home at
tho t'nlverslty of Virginia; wide
; '? ' ? :? ? ; lea ant bt ? este. Terms
moderate. Ad<tr?fis mrs, t. S.
JONES, Rugby ltoad. University of
Virginia.
antedT "? kkw M?Tn-flviAltt^l??
at a high. cool, a-hady place. Oood
t.tre; mineral water. MRS, 11. FRAK
' I'O, l 'r. dci I k s I la. I. Va.
?ARDERS WANTED PLEASANT
rooms, good fare at:d large yard.
M.M'V :-\ kit/.Mi tai. WfP.Ver Ftteet,
Ciordonsvllle. Va.
A ft WO' )11 C'/tt??k. ocean view.
Va., newly papered ; ft.1, conveniences;
one block from amusements j bath?
ing, flsh'ng, danclnK. Meals ?Oc.
Special rutes on application.
i?CUill? j-Cf L\f!U
PI 1 :.N I.-' 11 !.! ' K< J (.MsTllOt
.'.'?v. North Kirst Street.
!ia> JtOOMSi HALF BLOi
lost-ofilce. loa North Revet
UGUST 1. TWO H0<:
S'ISHED ROOMS. with
Oatd. 7IS East Marshall.
IS H KlT 1 tOOMS FOR
hen only. 407 East Cary
V ;: R? IMS (SUMMER
! East Franklin. Monroe
ASANT. ATTRACTIVE rooms. It
Ith Sixth. East side of >tr?-?t.
\l A .vi. B?TH APARTMENT V 4<
e Hanover. Madison crila-J.
?bst Furnished rooms in
Bhmdnd. THE ROANOiCK. Ill
rth Eighth.
j'ldtij j:0l &cnt
P'"i; !:?::,t. N! :i:i.v Yta.NiSHKD
Hat; all conveniences. 2015 Urove
Avenue.
TV 6 LAROE CONNECTING .'ROOMS!
I with private lavatory; also small
t'.ttliit; room across the hall. line
of bath and phone, steam heat, elec?
tric lights; good board one square;
near Lee Circle, li 17 1, care Times*
Dispatch. _
Tl? PA mIIA' OF ADULTS P1V B-ROI >M
flat: nil modern conveniences. ?0i
Burtbti Avenue, Barton Heights.
FOR P.KNT. FLAT OF rm It ROOMS,
??? Mtrally located; rent moderate. A
1 - . Tim-s-l'i-j'i't- II.
LUtll CO.nil ,!ajf sale
F : S?!.! A NEW ?l:t' >VE AVENt'E
house; nine room?, with all modern
improvements: nranolltlilc sidewalks.
1 smooth pavements, possession Att
irust 15. Madison 14G7 or Monroe
29II-L_
FOR SALE. THREE-ROOM COTTAQE
house. brand-new. fur colored tenant.
Iteilta a month. Price. STT.O. Ap-j
Ply to lSOO Chaffln Street._
j FOR SALE, BY OWNER, FARM OF
7:i acres near Itlchmnnd, on good1
gravel road. Will sacrifice for quick
I cash snio. Address Box 1172, Itlch-,
mond. Va._
' FOR SALEj A MODERN 8-ROOM
homo, 2200 block Hanover Avenue;
most complete house in Weal End.
$6,200 buys ibis. DRINKAJtO'S, 123
I 1-2 No . _
lr?ti!>iiu-ui5 1 >! 1; 1.u111111 rs
Wli.l. M.I.I. A NKW l\\TKNTi:i>'YK
I v;,.- There i.-i nothing sold on the
market like it. Phone Monroe 1610
Pnrty .1. Address w. m, mayo. 2518 ?
I KenslllVIi.II AV, .".tie, City.
OWINfi TO MY NEED OF MONEY TO
carry 6n my business at this time, 1
will flucrlllce a block of stock In one
1 of the bes| paying businesses in tills |
' city. If yon are looking for a high
grade Investment, one thnt will pay
handsome .,nd c.ntunions dividends,
address O UOl, care TImcs-Dispatch,
eitys_I
TO SMALL STOCK OPERATORS. 1
SAFEST, MOST PROFITABLE WAY
tu trad.-. No margins required.
Trades closed through New York
Ktock Exchange. Profits sent same
day. Write to-day for tree special
information, E. .i. MKRCHUrj co..
UO Wall Street. New York City;
WANTED, A BUSliNBSS~MANivOER TO
take chargo ol a inanufncturing In?
dustry, one thnt piomlsea t? t>e tiio
largest of its kind in tho South; must
be In position to Invest five thousand
dollars in the company; to ihc risht
man a very satisfactory income will
he assured, Addrcsis, wllh refor
eti( es, l i .'.Ii',, care Tune.-:I 'Isp 11 c n
BUSINESS MAN WANTS PARTNER IN
FIRM TO INCREA8E CAPITAL ES
TABLISHED 25 YEARS. AN EX
CEl.EENT Ol'POIfl UNITY. 1? 111:'.
CARE TIMES-DISPATCH.
YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION IS MOST
import ant. Consider n thorotigli
course In bookkeeping, tito'ioprupi.y
or telegraphy at our school. Spoclal
Stimmer raten now in effect. M ASSEY
BUSINESS COLI.EOF.
WANTED, TO " ESTABLISH NBWS
phper In some Virginia town that
does not now have paper. Flvti
yonra' experience n? puhllKhor of
weekly piper. Would lie glftd to
have In tores ted parties write mo. 11.
1). MARSH, chesterfield, S?. C.
Virginia Trust
Company,
RICHMOND, VA.
TI1I3 companuy having qualified as
admlnlstrntor of Sara EitiiEess Starke,
deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to
present thern, and those Indebted to
the estate will please make, pnyrncnt.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of Sara Dlngcss Starke.
? I
urul C?t-.Uc ccitintc?
CiSi toifii .'arm's' v.'rnf "jTsAT\55if*
NELLY it CO. Writ., postal for noc
ossary blanks_
SStoUtea
vVANTl :?. jral. k6YJnDdtY^\NT>'
u.achlnu work. richmond ma
_CHLNE WORKS, inc.
THE .-?iiTHS LEADING BUSINESS
SUlioOl Is located ElKhth und Broad
Streets. Send, write or telephone for
catalogue. MASSEY BUSINESS COL?
LEGE,
VISEST ViAIl.'-l T "|N"'fl"lE WORLD.
15 cents. 504 West Broad Street. ,
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BItOa, Jewelers. 31.1
East Math Street, buy. sell, exchanite
und REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATBYT STYLES old gold and all
vet xiways takei-. In exchange.
25oiUOinrj
Mlis'c 'k"'B?"wEftSTrU^ X^RA^vHC
lln, rooms and board for permanent
and transient jrue:;t.s; dining roo.-n
well equipped.
MUS. LEE~?TRINE LIPSCOMB. han
ovtr Cafe, i'j'i Wret Franklin. Sum
i '1 . .:. -: ? ?.. a specialty,
S'Ol SidlC
i^??i^Al.E".~A'^limI'ted "amount' ok
Ktock In a manufacturing company
of best standing in the city of Rich?
mond paying not less than 10 per
cent. Kor further Information in
reKard to th's tale address P. 0. Box
MOTOHEYCLEA it i.iv. VCLr.S. NEW
i und second-hand; repairing of all
kind:'. ToMPKINS. 321 W ? it Broad.
FOR SALE, CYLINDER DISC TALK*
Ing machine and teeords on easy
terms. C. B HAYNES & CO.. 121
N\ est Broud.
new .-!>:?;:.!? rKi-'.-K.s ANi>"Lf<;iii
furniture vtagun, grocery end butch?
er wagons. RICHARDSON BROS.,
_?HS_Brook Ave.
I FOR S?LE CHEAP, ? COmFlETE I
set of carpenter's tools, tic for chest
u:.j content* Apply to KLSNEH
? PHOS.. 1 705 East Main Street._
FOR SALE. AN UP-TO-DATE SODA !
fountain fLlquld Carbonic Co.'s); 12
B>rup6; ch.ap for quick sale. Apply
.it Once to LOUIS EN HICK, New?
port News. Va.
cAVfT $12.6? ~~ TO I 2!t7~?N~rSCHO?L
tuition by buying life scholarship at
reduced summer rates before August
ib. Telephone, call or write for
particulars. MABSEY BUSINESS
LARGE ST' ICk of T( IP AND OPEN
wagons; also one and two-horse
trucks lor every use. They are Rood
' lookers, end will deliver the e;,....|<.
Easy terms. See us when in need.
A MEYER'S S>'NS. 7"! liest Cary.
WANTED/ EVERYBODY TO ATTEND
closing but sale ><l entire stock of
dry goods, notions and store fixtures.
I Will also sell cheap as a whole. J. A.
HUDG1NS, .'i"l Falrmount Avenue.
?' ,,. , ii. LC
Automobiles (or s>alr.
i fcTii^Sale. cii almtilts dutr6itT?o
iiorsepower touring car, tully equip
i ped; neatest Offer to 11,000 lakes it;
lirat-clajs condition. WM. 1?. at?
KINSON COMPANY, Box 101. Pc
ters!,,jt Va_.
CHALMERS TOURING OA r.
fully equipped; top, wind shield, ^as
i tank, magneto, extra tire and tube;
ear has been repainted and thor
ouoglilv overhauled. JONES MOTOR
CAR CO.; Allen Avenue and Broad.
modern"w?v^ihIy'elec^i? sur
rcy, perfect condition, run less than
1;00Q miles: will demonstrate. Box
BC6. Richmond, Va.
CUfllUCTJ
C UNIT' fcK." WANTED -Wild. BE y
housi hold Roods of any kind and
any amount. Phone Madison 190C.
wanted. brass castings daily.
richmond machine wobks. inc.
wanted, nice runabout or I
buggy. State price and condition.
Box 1015, City._
w A nt ed, a s econd-hand add- j
Ing machine, Box No. 347. Spartan
burg. s. c._
v.7?N'i::i>. to hky urn cash.
household Koods in any qunniity.
li..,::- Mad :
Prisonals
H\'?Xn"TTaIl5 ~" B o u g fif^AND ^old \
at HUGHES5S? 20? North Tnird.
Sdi?ctllantou?
"sto'i : AGE? '
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. |11
per load. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, atltOmObllOs; pianos at TOMF
KINS. 32 7 West Broad._
SHOE REPAIRING.
15c HALFSOLE MEN'S SHOES. 60o |
lddle?. every pair sewed; best leath?
er, no nulls, no pegs. Iloval rub
bcr heels. 25e; Tred-Alr rubber heels, I
40c; leather heels rebuilt like now.
26c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 71? E. Main. Phone Mon?
roe 2647.
PHONOGRAPHS
WHEN YOC BUY UXMC FOP. THE!
name Edison If you want one you
can understand every word on tne
record;_XI 11. HAYNES & CO._
SLIP COVERS.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, TOR BED
room or parlor. Made to fit SYl>
NOR & HUNDLEY, INC., Seventh und
Grace. Madison 3204.
LOANS.
$5.000
TO LEND ON DIAMONDS AND
watches at Now York rates. N. K.
JACOBS & SON. No. .13 North Ninth.
?ftllf? piopoGtili)
Office of tho State Highway Com?
mission.
Richmond, Va., July 12. 1012.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
office "f the clerk of Ilenr,co county,
Richmond, Va., until 11 o'clock A. M.
Saturday, July 27. 1m2. for tho
construction of about five miles of
Kravel rond on the Charles City
Road, and one mile on the Darby*
town Road, In Ilenrlco county. Va.
Pinns and specifications on fin. nt
the clerk's office, Richmond, Va., and
at this office.
Specifications furnished on appli?
cation to the nndcrslgnod.
A certitled check for $250 to ae
company each bid <>u one or more
roads.
Tin- right is reserved to reject nny
and all bids.
P. ST. 3. WILSON,
?tate iii.ay Commissioner.
flurtfon fairs', J-tituu Daya
By McVeigh * r;iinn.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONER'S VUCTION SAL?
OP
Valuable Seventeenth Street
Property at the North?
east Corner of Seven?
teenth and Carrinyton Sts.
Also the Two Brick Dwel?
ling Houses Nos. 621
and 623 N. Seventeenth
Street.
In pursuance of a deoree of the"Chan
c< j y court of the city of Richmond, en
tered on the 17th day of July. 1913, tn
the suit styled ''Irene m. Bowen's and
others, guardian vs. Irene M, Bowen
and others." i will sell at public auc
lion on the premises, on
WEDNESDA V. JULY 34, 1512.
at 5 o'clock I'. iL,
the following property described In
said decree as follows, to wit:
1. That certain lot or parcel of land,
lying and being In the city of Rich?
mond, at the northeast corner of
Seventeenth und Carrlngton streets,
fronting eighty feet, eight Inches, more
or less, on the eastern line of Seven
tecnth Street, and running back nlong
the northern'line of Carrlngton Street,
one h?ndred and fifty feet to an alley.
2. Thnt certain lot or parcel of land,
lying und being In the city of Rich?
mond, with two dwelling houses there,
oil designated as Nop. 021 and 62H. hut
formerly designated as Nos. Clf? and'
6Sl North Seventeenth Street, fronting
I thirty-five feet oh the eastern line of
Seventeenth .street, between Venable
and Carrlngton Streets, nnd running
back one hundred and fifteen feet.
TERMS: One-third cash, and tho
balance lit two equal Installments, at
six and twelve months after date, tho
purchaser or purchasi rs. to execute
negotiable! notes for the deferred pay?
ments of the purchase money, with tn- ;
terest added, from the day of sale, nnd
! the title to be retained until all of the
. purchase money Is paid, and convey?
ance ordered by the court, or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser,
SOL CUTOHTNS,
Special commissioner,
McVeigh & Qllnn, Auctioneers.
I certify that the bond required by .
the above decree of the special com
mlssloner, has been given. Given under ;
rnv hand this 15th day of July, ini2.
CHARLES o BAVlLiLE,
Clerk,
By R. B. Chaffln A- Co, Inc.,
Real Kstate Auctioneers.
Mnln and Twelfth Streets,
Acting under decree of the Circuit I
Court of Chesterfield county, In the i
cause of '"Sllle i? Crowder et als., vs.
William E. ?Sims et als.," entered on the
16tll day of May. 191 1. the undersigned
Special Commissioner nppolnted for
the purpose, will s -11 by public auc- ,
tton in front of Chesterfield county ,
courthouse on
MONDAY. AUGUST J9H, nt 12 M.U
The tract of land containing two j
hundred acres, more or less, of which
Alexander Sims died seized, in Clover,
Hill District, Chesterfield county, Vir- ,
ginlu. near Skin Quarter, nnd about
one nnd one-half miles from tin- Tide- ?
water and Western R. lt., nnd about'
three miles from the Southern R. R. (
Nearly all of this land Is In timber, j
some of which Is original growth.
TERMS: Qne-rfourth cash, balance in
equal Instalments at one and two years
from date of sale, purchaser to give his
notes for the deferred payments, car- !
rylr.g Interest at r. per cent, per an?
num from date of sale, title to be re?
tained until all of the purebnse money
Is paid nnd with the further provision
that no timber or wood is to bo cut
upon the property until all of the pur?
chase money is paid, purchaser, how?
ever, to have the right to anticipate,
any nnd all deferred psvrnents by pnv.
I Ir.g the same with interest to the date
of payment.
WILT .TS B SMITH,
Special Commissioner.
The bond require in the above cause
i has ben given.
PHILIP V. OOGBIXiI*
Clerk.
By Pollard A Bagby.
Ren! Estate Auctioneers.
Auction Sale of Semi
Detached Frame
Dwelling No. 814
North 1st Street, Be?
tween Duval and
Baker Streets.
Tor account of nonresident we will
sell by auction on the premises on
TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1312."
at fi p M .,
the above mentioned dwelling of about
live rooms. Lot IS 14 by ]S1 fe,?t
TERMS: one.third cash, balance at
six nnd twelve months, credit pay?
ments to bear interest and to be se?
cured by trust deed.
POLLARD ?- BAG-BY.
Auctioneers.
$ktn\ (Estate for _r\cnt.
I' IR RENT. '
Warehouse
Twelfth Street, near Clay; four
stories; easy access; suitable for stor
nge or factory purposes. Possession
at once, cull on or address
WYTHE P. ANDERSON, proctor.
University <-->lb ge of Medicine, Twelfth
nnd Cl?J Sts., or telephone Mad. 791.
jfmancfal
Money to Lend at
5 Per Cent.
on CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borrower car. pay off at any In?
terest period.
McVBIGH * GLINN.
? North El-venth Street
Ur.il estate $ov Hrnt
September Rent List
Call?'phone?write.
"Collection of rents and the rental
business our specialty."
mcveigh \- glinn.
6 North Eleventh Street
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. m. to 5 P. m.
Admission. 2.1c. Wee on Saturdays.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN 9 A. AL TO 6 P. M
Admission. 25? Free on Saturdays.
NOMINATION FORCED
BY POPULAR DEMAND
Roo?cvclt Denies He Ever Use!
Patronage in His Own
Behalf.
CRITICIZES DEMOCRATS
Naming of Wilson Secures
Perpetuation of
Bosses.
New York. July 13.?Two phases of .
Hie Republican National Convention at
Chicago are discussed by Theodore
Roosevelt In editorial articles in th?
current Issue of The Outlook. The
"Steam DRollor" and "Men "Who T.ive j
Softly" are the headings of the Col?
onel's articles. In the nrnt. the writer
answers charges that ''steam roller"
methods were used to nominate him In
l\<m, and attain to secure nomination
for Sir. Taft In 1901.
"Thero wns no contest over my nom- j
Inntlon In 13J4 when this convention 1
assembled." he says. "Every delegate
was for me. and this was true of both
sobs In every contest. In 19"S, when
Mr, Taft was fairly nominated, there
were no 'Steam roller' methods, as
far as i know, nnd If anything dis?
honest or Improper was done In the
effort to nominate him. It was without
my knowledge, nnd If It had been
brought to tny attention and I bad any
power In the mutter. I would have In- j
terfered with It."
In the Fecond nrticle. the Colonol
alludes to "the respe. table men who.
with discomfort, stood behind their
lenders In securing the triumph of
fraud anil political theft at Chicago.1
and scores the "other respectable men
who felt no discomfort In thus sup?
porting rascality, who, on the contrary,
glorified In their actions."
Xo Foundation In I'net.
"Some of the men responsible for
the steam roller work In this conven?
tion," said Colonel Roosevelt in his
Itrst editorial, "had sought to excuse
themselves by saying that they were
only doing what had always lo-en done,
and specifically what wns done for me
nt tho time of my nomination, and
what was done for Mr. Taft himself
four years ,igo. As regards myself,
the Htatemi nt has not even the slight?
est foundation in fact, in 1900 I was
nominated for vice-President against
the wish of the most powerful politi?
cians who then had control of the
Republican party, nnd purely because
of a popular demand too insistent to
be dented. In 1301 the national com?
mittee contained a majority of the
men who were hostile to me. and. as In
1300, the leading politicians of the
party would have liked to upset me. I
ni ver used the patronago, not to the
? xtent of a slnirle appointment, to se?
cure my nomination; I never appealed
to a single politician; I never sought
or used the aid of the mnchlne; I made
my appeal direct to the people over
the heads of the politicians, and stood
Square!} on my record; and I received
the nomination solely because the peo?
ple believed In me and approved "f
my record, nnd were so overwhelming
ly for me that the mnehln? politicians
abandoto-d all thought of n contest
against me before the convention met."
Colonel Roosevelt goes Into details
as to how. he says, steamroller methods
were used to create a majority for
Mr. Taft at the recent convention. He
reviews the history of the primary
campaign In tho various States ant
contrasts his action In waiving techni?
calities In tho Massachusetts primary
at against the action taken by th<
; Taft managers on the delegates at
'large In the Ohio primaries.
Contrast* Convention.
In contrasting the two conventions,
Colonel Roosevelt writes:
"There was one essential and in?
structive difference between the atti?
tude of tho big Republican political
bosses at Chicago and the big Demo?
cratic political bosses nt Baltimore.
The former greatly preferred certain
party defeat to my nomination; the
latter were willing to accept nny nom?
ination rather than face certain party
defeat. This difference In the attitude
of the bosses was due to the far
reaching difference between the anti
boss movements in the two enses. In
my case, the appeal was niadu
.straight to the people against the
bosses, nnd the fight was won on that
Issue.
"The case at Baltimore was Wholly
different In the primaries Mr. Clark
had curried more States than* Dr. Wil?
son. He had a large majority in the
popular vote. In but one or two Slates
bad I>r. Wilson's cause been triumphant
In a sqtt?re fight with the bosses?in?
deed there had hardly been any flgh:
made along these lines. The fight at
Baltimore was not. as at Chicago, to
eliminate the bosses, and. Incidentally,
to nominate a certain candidate: It was
to persuade the bosses Into themselves
nominating Dr. Wilson, thus securing
the prepetuation of the|r own control
In their sevoral States. Mr. Sulllvan,
C?WMITTEE VOTES
70 UNSEAT CATLIN
Wiashlnzton, July id.?Representa?
tive Tlierou E. Catlin, of Missouri, In
a statement to-night characterize:! us a
"monumental fraud" tho action of the
House Committee on Elections to-day
in voting to recommend that he be de-'
prlved of 'his seat In the House. The1
committee decided by a voto of 6 to 3
to report that Mr. Catlin hud not bee ft
properly elected, because, it wns dis?
closed that his relatives had spent
approximately $l.t.ooo in lila campaign,
contrary to the State law. Tho com?
mittee voted to sent former Represen?
tative l'utrirli Olli, a Democrat, In the
place of Mr. Catlin.
"The action of the Democratic, mem?
bers, of the Committee en Elections in
declaring that Patrick Olli 'a entitled
to my seat vlolateB every prlnclplo of
political decency nnd Is a travesty on
elementary Justice," said Representa?
tive Catl'n. "Not a sc'nt'lla of evi?
dence was produced Indicating fraud
of any kind, character' or description.
In order to consummate this monu?
mental fraud and to scat Mr. Gill the
Democratic members of the committee
arbitrarily threw out votes of two
wards, both of which I carried by
very substantial majorities.
"It is Inconceivable that any politi?
cal party should resort to stielt des?
perate, measures to thwart tha ex?
pressed will of the peoplo. I look
conlldently to the voters of the dis?
trict for nn overwhelming vindication
In November. I welcome a contc-t
With Mr. GUI nnd his party on this
issue."
Son of MuHI-Mllllonutrr.
St. Louis, Mo.. July 19.?Thernn hi.
Catllrt, who was unseated In tho
House of Representatives to-day, Is a
son of Daniel Callln. n retired multi?
millionaire tobacco manufacturer, --e
|0 thirty-four yenrs old.
Testimony In the contest brought
by former RepresentntIvo Patrick Gill
developed that cm Hit's father, througn
a firm Of lawyers, .spent more than
$10,000 In having his son elected. It
was contended by Theron Catlin that
he did not know bis father was spend?
ing tho money. His father testified
his aim did not know of the exDcnso.
of Illinois; Mr. Tnggnrt. of Indiana;
on4 others like them. broiiKht
about I?r. Wilson's nomination:
Mr. Murphy acquiesced at the en"!.
Dr. Wilson's victory would not mean \
the dethronement of these men; It
would moan their perpetuation In
power. My election would mean that
Mr. Ponroso. Mr. Barnes and Mr. Gug?
genheim would I)" definitely elimi?
nated front political control of their
States."
In Humming up his second artlclei.
Colonel Roosevelt declares) that In ad?
dition to tho professional politicians
and Interests who oppose him. and to
the respectable support that comes
from Individuals who are misinformed,
thero Is a considerable body of sup?
port from respectable mem who do
know something of tho Issue at stakr..
.Men Who Live Softly.
"They aro men who Und life easy,
who live softly, and who. Instead of
fooling that thlr own good fortan?
makes It Incumbent on them actively
',, \vrk for betterment In the life con?
ditions of others, nro overcome by tho
foar that any such effort to Improve
the general welfare would Jar the.
present system sufficiently to cause
them Inconvenience. These men abound
In the New York and Boston social
and business or professional clubs, in
the Hoards of Trade and Chambers of
Commerce, in the Bar Associations, in
tho residential districts, whore people
of means and leisure dwell. They are
free from physical toll und hardship,;
they live under conditions thnt tell for
ease, that Indeed t.-nd rather to too
much Self-indulgent softness. and,
therefore, (tins! to that dreadful self?
ishness which Is born of fear when,
they become alarmed lest tho system
?.vhich has brought about these pleas?
ant conditions may be changed. These
men are not hardhearted: they are
charitably Inclined; but their vision
Is narrow, their sympathies rti.ro re?
stricted by their Inability to realize
tho feelings and needs of loss fortu?
nate men of harder lives, and they
become panic-stricken when required
to fnco the question as to whether our
social system really does Justice, to
I those other less fortunate men.
l?0tCl3
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most taagulflcent hotel in tbs
South. European pian. lioumi slngl*
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Special Summer Ilntea. Club Mrrnk
tnnt
The
VANDERB1LT HOTEL
34th St. East at Park Ave.
Subway Entrance
New York's newest
and coolest?
The World's most
attractive Hotel
Each room with a bath.
T. M. Milliardt Managing Director
Walton H. Marshall, Manager
Henry Clay Inn
ASHLAND, VA.
Persons wishing to leave the hot
city will Und It most delightful there;
cool nlKhts, no mosquitoes and every
attention glv??n automobile parties;
also nice rooms nt moderate rates for
permanent hoarders.
&>ruOo!S.
'mm
OLLLQC
163?
191?.
- DSN HSfH'i -
Gloucester Academy
An accredited sehool of tho University of
Virginia. On the principal's farm, Bunimer
vllle, near Ulourestcr C. iL, Vn. Thorotieh
Preparation for enlleKcs and the university
and fur a business lifo. Special attention
to bn?-kwnrd boya and the most, careful
individual attention Hoarders occupy the
divelllnit with the principal' and hi? family.
The next aesslon will begin September Sth,
Correspondence solicited, For circulars
apply to JOHN TAI1R (Qradua'te University]
of Ylrulnlni, p. o. Gloucester, Vi,
McGuire's University School
OI'P. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA,
FORTY-ElOHTn BESSION begins Sep
tember IS, ThuroiiKh prepnrtlon for uni?
versity, college, technical school, u. s. Naval
suit .Military Academies, l'rimni-y depart
nient for small beys, with separat? Instruc?
tors, study-hall, and recitation rooms. The
Principal will bo at 7 S. Betvldere Ht.. after
Eipt. 6. Tor full Information see caluloeus
at book stores, or by mall.
Jull.V 1'. Mi HUU'.Fl. frlncrjal.
d?mmer Bc?ovt?.
rWHITrSULPHUR 'SPRINGS]
'Greenbrier County, Weit Va-gmla I
THE IDEAL SUMMER RESORT ^1
yHEJnOUNTMjsS ^JL^
NO Pt.IRS nit
QUIT0BS.
Ulli air. (Wf, Tennl?.
lair. Ri.ln.'. Kuhlas.
B ? si i Peol. BVcry'Me
CeareaUece. same mssscemes
at Hotel rhamlirdin. Old "ola
I 01 lafcrinauori addlSSSt
GEORGE F. AOAM3.
White Sulphur, W. Va.
Crockett Arsenic-Lithia Springs
and Ilnths opens June 1. Elevation
2,150 feet Cures nervous prostration,
dyspepsia, kidney disorders, malaria,
rheumatic and skin trouble- and female
IrrogUlarltUs. Clears nnd beautifies
the complexion. Writ* for booklet.
M. O. T!IOM\N,
Creel, fit SnrlnKe, Vn.
_z=Ji i
fommncv Resort?.
STRIBLING SPRINGS
Shonandoah Mountains. Augusta Co.,
Va. Sulphur, alum ami chalybeate
wafers; all within 5 > i toot of hotel,
itates, $7.00 to $10.00 I" hotel: or larno
two-room cottages; remodeled 1913;
Write for booklet, \ r, Illustrated pag-n.
Railroad Stations, Stnunton an?I
Stokesvllle, ;?? chkmi ester.
Mt. Solon P. <_>., Augusta Co., Va.
Maple shade Inn. robtskl, Va.
Most beautiful hotel utui (rounds in South*
went Virginia. Perfectly equipped for com*
fort an'1 pleasure. Altitude ;.IOO feet. Won,
derful climate. Through ?Iteper frotu Itlch*
inonil. Write fur booklet.
WATER ?At? HOt SR.
i ho Mountain Paradise,
Now open, extensively Improved. The moat
modern and finest Incat-d hotel In thla
region Cuisine of the highest standard;
thlte lorvlce. Orchestra, social diversions!
svory out-of-door amusement; new, beau?
tiful Palm Court and Cafe. Special July
itnl party rates. llooklct and auto maps
mailed. Slh season.
John p::itr>Y cope.
Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania*
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
Atlantic dip Uc-jorr?
??mm
Pacific and Arkansas Avenues. Spacious
grounds adjoin beach und boardwalk. Only
ntedlum-prlced hotel where guests may go
from house to surf In bathlnir attire with?
out using streets, which is prohibited. I'ae
of bath houses ?Hb attendant to ct?ro foe
siiitM is free, H?nning trater In rooms,
Prrsh and sea water bntha, public nnd pri?
vate. Special rates |l .> and up dnHn is.W
to HI.tO weekly, Including rhnieo table, sup
ullril from nun form. White service. Or?
chestra. Tennla courts and croquet grounds
between hotel and beach. Booklet mailed
upon request.
_p.vn. t. Rosi:cRA>fa.
The loading nnl most modern hlgh-claet
[ hotel at moderate rates.
ALBEMARLE
Virginia Avenue and nencb.
>w throughout; capacity r.o; prtvnt<
baths, elevators. t.OXi foot wide, coot
porches: exceptional table, white aervlco,
Special ir.les. $S, $19. ?11.60 up weekly; %i
dally, rtooklet. J. P. COPE.
WestmontR Neur Beach
Surrounding lnwn?: elevator; private an4t
s-a water baths; eleotrlelty and massage.
?1S59 up weekly, lioolciet. Pelt phono
129-A. M. It. SOMEP.S. Manager.
The most attractive arid popular hotol rot
Richmond visitors.
HOTEL BORTON
Ocean end Tennessee Av. nuo. Central to,
all attractions. K. II. VOOKIIIIKS, Owner
and Proprietor.
PRflNTFNAP K< sr., 100 yards front.
1 riAUlt I LllttL beach. As pond as tho beat.
. rvO. New. homelike; elevator; large.
. ocean view rooms, with baths; phones;
I excellent table; white servlco; metal beds.
Special rntes. ui> weekly. 11.80 up dally.
Hat. to Mon. ?3. Hooklet W. F. WATTS.
ISLESWORTH~
1 the oc-;Hn front, Virginia av., overlook*
I !ri(- famous Steel Pier. Capacity SCO. Special,
t:.' ' up weekly; no extra charge for hot
I ?? a water baths, i'levntor, spacious porcheo,
private baths. Orchestra. Auto meets trains,
llooklct. Hll, HY.MAN. Proy.
FRANK M. PHOKIH S. Mgr.
HOTEL SHOREHAM,
Ocean laid Virginia Ave.
i A mode rn hotel with every convenience!
. levotor, private baths, etc. Open lawna
I allow plenty of light and air. Ideally lo?
cated. Service nnd tulilo the beat. liatua
1 Jl-.So up weekly. Booklet.
W. Ii. GOTTEN.
Hotel Kenderton
Ter.Tirssie Av... third house from bench
imi pier; family hotel; private baths, oeeaq
view, elevator. One porches, home cooking!
? peelal low early season rates.
J. O. MITOHULL.
TIIK WILTSHIRE.
vtrclnin Avenue and Beach. Ocean view.
|ureatly Improver;. (Jap. TM. Privuto batha.
running water In rooms, elevator, etc.
Music. Special, )13.M Up weekly; $140 uji
dally. open all tho year. Hooklet.
SAMUEL . :!.l.l.>.
ST. CHARLES
Most select location fronting the ocean.
Thoroughly modern. Co irteous aervlcej
Bathrooms wltii hot and cold, fresh and
sea water attachment?, rtc. Magnificent
porches overlooking the rioardwalk and
ocean. Orchestra of soloists. Qol( prlvl?
legca. Always open. lllustratf it hooklet.
nkwi.in hainp1s ??? -Ml'ANT.
HOTEL RALEIGH"
St. Charles Plnco ant neaoh. COO largo cool
rooms; ocean view; private batha; running
. ?liter In rooms; fine porches; clovator:
electric lights, etc. Food and aervlco of
the best. Very rcunonihli! rates.
_lt. J. DYNES.
'Hotel Iroquois
: So. Carolina av. and Reach, centre of ail
i Attractions. Capacity IW>. One of the most
modern and.up-to-date. loo ocean-side roams.
I Private baths, running water la rooms. Ele??
I vator. Music. Pine porches, White servlco.i
a rates: $U up weekly; 12.50 up dally,
I Hooklet. W. P, MIAW.
HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia av a n 4
Beai renovati l throughout; centre of'
attraction*: ocean view; capacity 300; ele?
vator; private batha; white acrvlce. etc;
superior table; spcclnl 110 up weekly; $3'
u;, dally; booklet. M. A. SMITH.
Galen Hall
nt riiii sea,
HOTEL AM> SANATORIUM.
Atlantic City, N. J.
OAI.KN HALL
IN Tin-: not s i viN'a.
\ I 1 It1-1 -CLASS H'? i l.l .
Wernersville, Pa.
P, L, vim m;, flenernl Manager,
Hotel Sothern
in. Bath*
table. "tl?
.. CAKE).
Best Moderate Rate Hotel
nut Fireproof Annex. Tern. av>? near Beach?
mitral: capacity WO; opposite Prot, and Cath.
?iurehes ; running water in rooms : privato batha ;
excellent table; vegetables from own farm; white
aervice: SS to |: i wk'lri St.An to *:l.ao
d'lT. Hk.it. Special tates. it R. l.udy. M.D.
I Ilti.l'KOOl'
HOTEL MERVINE
New York ave.. First House from Bsach,
Private Br.ths Running Water In Rooms,
HATH IN a ALLOWED FItO.M HOTEL.
Hates. 12 up Pally; $> to 11740 Weekly.
ATLANTICCITYOrriCIALOUIDE
_i 2c lUmr for msllmx f .^iiopy
Atlantic I >l> Tret* InforntJlloii ll ii v.il.
V. (i. Ilm ?u.i. Atliiutlo City. N. .1
.. n?.ir Itrecsj; alwara ssea.
privat? hstbs. ebiTator; tirellenk JahU;
?hlte Mrfleei ? ?p .uily; ?io to ill.s?
?w.v Ms' to M n IS.SQi HoWlSw.
vitu;;.?l:l-7i' u aUODgOAS^

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