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brrater lUchmoiuI't Uraateet Newspaper,
ftte oHmr^ Bi/spatrh
^'iSA'WSST WA N l* v .M) HK.IL KH
TAU. MEDIUM |A V1UU1MA, A NO
o.m; Of TUta ni;vr IM AMERICA.
Want Ad Kates
I>ull.?, uiie cent yi-r i-iurU ??li?u iuil?l
iu advance. Ku Ad. tuLun tor less !???
ten cessio,
i-iuo uuu one-half cent* n word nil
elMMlllvallofia except Situation Wanted
'"' Sunday, situation Wautedi one vrul
?> nurd. Ao Ad. suud?j lakeii i?r ?? "*
? ?nu uflecu cent*.
No Ali?, Ink.cn i,.r leas than liil.l)
cents when i. .. In or carted
?"i Iii?, tumuer,
Phone orders uu> ictinrnaleed.
< : f. uui eudroutccd alter
l?:?li 1?. M.
fur buitinrnn ...nIrnh, aend for Ike
V'-'..l M.,?, |.|?,., .I.....Q. ?_
A-Uiil titiU JlHlil?
t>>?"v. "on i-i: i khs?i i'tci tuknpik i:. 1
between Richmond und Chosler, gen?
tleman's gold watch ein.in. finder
pieuHu noun c. ??. Waltos, ji:., ?
_ US Muj iuj 13 Hiding, city.
t 'li: .i BD, I IM iSI . . . iUTH HARRI
?son, a email black Und white J.?i>
unesa spaniel dog. Uewufd if re?
turned to . hove address.
LOST, MEDICaT MI'I.OMa OF THE
L'niVorsltj ot Pennsylvania, Finder
return . TlmeJ-Dlaputch und i<.
n ward,
IJCiy CUdilUO, ityiilC
,V. .\., i i.i.. CMSRK FOR GEN E 11Ai.
?tOr? in Yorkldwn. Mttsl be expe?
rienced, strlctl) honest, well recoiii
mended, comp, t. nt to talto full
chdrgu and eventually manage store:
a hustler, not afraid of hard v, ?.i k
?- d lon? hours; excellent bppoi tun
??>" t"i single man. Answer, statine
?> -1. oxpiirlon ??. references uiid
i. to l(i >? I., Ydrktovt u,
i?R~KR? 1 oh STEAM
it Vjtllna. N. C. Wages.
v. ? ? kl> FISHER
General Contractors.
?{WANTED, <;oo|>, l;i:i.I.vl;l.i: MI.N TO
soil state und county rights t* r the
Cne.k Spring Motor, ori ??! thu
greatest Invetitlona ot th,- age Ad
? rosa Tin; CHEEK BI'lUNC MOTOlt
CO., Box Washington, 1?. C.
lb' OUT of work, BEE Tili: AMEIV
1'A.N LA Holt HUKEAU, Foster Hu.id
IWE CAN SUPPLY YOU Ul'"]| CLER
lei know. AMHH1CAN LABOK
HUltEAUi I i Building.
CA l.l'l.NVI.l!.- am? BLUMUEIIS" TWO
tOQk?. APPLY AMERICAN LABOU
BUREAU, i outer HuUdlnt,
5vA.Nli.li. a ItKtHSTKREti DRUG
gist; stale experience; nivc roter?
en ccs and a-Jar) wanted, e 23. euf'o
L h^es-J?lspatch.
VV-NTKl ?. EXPERlENCEf} Tl?k
.W AN TED. LAI
shovel work
11.f>0 per dU)
& CAlt< </./..\,
!l> ?>!: RE01S
A l To RlU'AIRElt
?m l price, Address
arri :?? N. c.
?EEltK, A.-.-l.-'TANT
red. Addresri U. H
i CO.. Ulackstone,
sitiiiUioM'j Uilantro, u^ilc
V asT.'il>, posnli 'N BY i:i:.;is i Ki:i:":i
Pharmaciat, ten years , xpi rlehcel ,
. ellent rcfevencos; no objection I ,
country potltior), LEON M WiOOT
TENj Orlfton, N C.
i^Ttit maXA?Kr?A PRAi iTtS? L
farmer, stock raiser and orchardlst
ready for a position on I urge liirm
? . ii i .'?!?;?-- i'. ?! ._At ton, \
fj.;;; .-, ci.riiK. .-ix vk.d.s r.\r:-.
rlence, energetic; not afraid of wo.'k.
d..i:r,-? t6*ehahge position September
ISt; unregistered. Very best refer?
iere. Address Box 475, I'oitsmouth,
\ ,_
' l?flp C'.ltlimll jTllldlC
y.' \nt'i::'. a rn:sT-i,!..\>s s ku vast.
white or colored; to cook and clean
for small family. Apply mi Park
Avenue. third apartment. I>. E.
L.UMSDEN_
??w'aNTKI'. a FillST-CI.ASS "NfitSE
w th references. Apply 7??? West
Grace Stfei t.
rflVANTEDi I.AhV SOLIClfoii's TO IN
,' trodt.ee new. good selling proposl
t'on to best families in city; posltli n
permanent if results satisfactory,
fall :!".': North Grahnm Street, be?
tween 10 and 1 onJiVid'y. _
SV a nTE b, A COOK (fr>i .or. i:11 oit
white) to Kn to country pear small
town; small family and reasonable
pay. Address mrs. M, F. N., cue
Postmaster, I.unenburg, Va.
(?VvANTEDi A COOK BY I'AMII.Y OF
three. Ajiply ?30? Stuart Avenue.
I WANTED, ?TrL* fS Fi ?1.1 ? " PAPF.trf
Apply between S ami 0 Fridtiv I:.i
I i'oiumoii w,a ,t Ii Hat Ii Btllldll S_
i@miarioii0 u-tinuci, jruinu
rOSIT.?N WAXTF.I > ' lI'.Nf.l: A !. of?
fice ?voi k preferred. Phone m tdis?n
&-iti!tition'j, ptotfG'?ional
Yid N'i I.AI'V, with two VIKMl-'
experience, desires pos'l on BU teiicll
er for the u->>n'l English brunches.
Address T. Y. '/... Saludn, yii;_
WANTED. : PV A YOUNG iiADY OF
Successful experience, a position to
teach In an academy or private
family. Tenches English, mathe?
matics, languages and music. MISS
BO A T W HIG H T, ailllamsvllle, Va.
?yC-l Mi I.AI'Y WISHES TO. IT ION IN
graded or one-.n sclim,; Holds
first-grade certificate; three vims
successful experience as teacher, ref?
erences gli'on Addre Mis>s I... care
Postmaster. Hansons, Va.
? LADY ?RADUATJ3 WISHES a Po?
sition In ii privi.te family to leacli
music % anil English; small children
preferred. For further Information
address Miss <???. care PostmnStor,
Thornsburg, Spotsylvanla County.
Va._;_._
a i'M ' far:Mvii.i.r. normal school
graduate desires a position to teach
for the coming session: testimonials
furnished on request, Address M ISS
11 M. !!.. Itockhi Hu-- I'. UI.-. Va.
* ijrip, 3?ilc anb ircnialc
itKN AND Wi .M BN WANTKI? FOR
government positions; $so monnu
write for list of positions open.
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept. 41&-H,
/' Rochostcr, N. Y.
p.otlcc? I
\\ a .-. : k mil puuLi't; to fxOwI
that JAHNKti bros., Jewelers, y i _? 1
East Main Street, buy, sta. exchange!
und rtliMOUNl DIAMONDS in TUE'
LATB?t styles. Old goid end *||. I
v.'i ?l?:iv< Inker '?? vM-'.anuc.
IDEAU VENTILATOR C?7 PHONE 1
Monroe 1003.
having ueTJn DULY QUALIFIED ?S
?dinliilstrutoi oi th? estute tieo.
lt. i"tt. ull persons' having cIumuh
ugaliibt the estate will present Lliein
to ine for payment, und all pen ins
Indebted to the estate wilt ulvusi
mal;.- payment to in?.-.
HENRY i. I'ITT, Administrator. I
_S_07_ North Twenty-Sixth St.
eist ME DETf?RATK V??lt HOME
this sail, i will papei the walls and
give you a background i? i u winter
of domestic bliss. Ii. Ii JONES, 101
Ens! .Main Street, Ulollinotid. Va.
.' Photic M ?: . . . right*
2?II0UU?0 kDppoctitaitiiiS ;
C\'.\:.r-i soXiE aIVcVe'i'ect 6r own-'\
? r Iii give no.- foundation or concreto
work; i will furnish labor and tools
and tin-, turulsh niater'ul. Address
m.\i -is. cure. Tlmcs-Dlspittcli.
W.w i l.l ., a |'a ivTNEl! TO Go IN
automobile business: must have Mi?
ne capital, Address A S3, care
Times-] ilsrputi h.
",i:,ri;ij. engines ?~nd BoTLEftli
lor overhauling RICHMOND MA?
TH INK WORKS. INC.
i\CtU ceitiu jfOl ?altf
ftB?N I-' ts<i M?NTHI.Y
HOUSTON, TUX AS, IS HAVING Tili
most wonderful jrrowth of any cit
in ib- United Stuti . Population in
?
Lots (iOxli u reel. K'rtut
?
monthly. Write foi i
i?a ytin nt- M C M VNN, 'j! .". I
Tili. oCVNEli v.M.I. sic EL 583 ACl
FOR: SALB" COLONIAL HOME, W
with l"k ? y \ Ipwj halt-mile f
limbei oi
lan v* el ? it
WILKINSON, t. tUtlKtOtl. Va.
FOR SAL1-: OR ?ENT" AT WOODLAND
Heights, two new modern elgiit
ictfl M. C MANN. 81 f> Hull
_ ? _
v, jN'?.h. BUY*; A L?f ?R HOUSl^
HOTEL VVANTKID BY AN EXPEt
rleiiced hotel man in Virginia or
Carolinen. Not particular about suo
place if there IS business that
d ierVlce wilt ilumah'd. Address
Li S l \ uL i; FARMS WITH 3. A. COS~\
NELLY Ac CO. Writ* p'-stai for neo
11 y blanks.
Iff, Cudl ;iiiO LCtDOD
. \ , d l: ?l'tDER \'. ITH US FO
us we handle the bust unthr.
lump splint, and Flro Cret
also try a lead Of our p'irie ai
wood, which is dry ami und'
or. TYLER & II Y AN, 1?01 Wo
Street. Madison in.'.', Monr,
WUI/Li AND COAL
?Urt DRY K IN I 'LING BLS'i IN CITY;
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company ; *i.50 naif-cord. OA- ,
V1D M. LEA & CO. I'nune ilonruc
_ th6
LONG IS .SELLING THE BEST FREE
burnlng coal at gtiihirtar prices. Iii?
wood is largo blocks arid cry. it will
pay you to sin bun this week aiiJ
piuki; your arrangements for win
ftr. Olflct) 1306 West Hroad.
S'uiiuiiri 2?oariUit?
Bill111 IT' >N i-'ilTAdK. t.filAN' view.
on Wattr t'rtmt and cottage line;
Sunday dinners a specialty; nuts
reasonable; special price's made par?
ties. M1VS GEORGE SHAKESPEAH,
PRINCESS ANNE INN. ONE BLOCK
front Seventeenth Street station.
Virginia Bduch. Terms: $10, $12 and
$15 per w<-ek. Week-end rates! Sat?
urday supper to Monday breakfast,
12 . Mrs. e. h; ellyson
Phillips._
IT cli inlay m?thews. w??T-lay
ed at the Academy with Luclle La
Verne, has opened a cottage at
Ocean View; For rates write mr.
mathkws. Week-end parlies a
specialty.
lAUOlllS J ur ixzM
Ii'!: I.!.NT, Ml'KI.V FfKNlSiii.li
loom-., wltli or Without privat.' bath.
Apply 220 A South Third Sneot.
WANTIlli, ocrri'ANTS FOR A Sirr'.
ly furnished room on second floor;
use of bath ami telephone; olectric
li~li;.d. Apply at 211 West Grace
I Street, with references.
THREE CONNEi TING fni'MS FU*R
nislled for huilseke'eping. lol West
Grace Street.
WATED, Tn RENT SEVERAL AT
trnetlvn rooms, single or eh suite,
furnished or unfurnished. Address
.MKS. f. u 11 , 1West Grace
?
NICELY ~FI RNISHED ROOMS.'" ALSO
halt room, private family, Call morn
itiKH, 21? Kasl Franklin. Madison
7393,
one i..\i;Gi: Front kg' .m. also
s'nKli: room. 107 North Third.
? L H ? a N T. ijLEAN. FtJItNiSHED
rooms solid comfort beds; bath free.
Phon.; THE IIOAN?KE, 111 North
_ Eighth,
Nifia.i FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Or without boaril, 718 fast Marshall.
j'-ldt? j-oi Eent
Fi >l ? K - It! miM. ITOWER f 1 ,.\T, LIi;: IT.
anO cooking gas furnished; West
End; ?25 per month. Address D l?'J,
care Times-Dispatch.
THREE PN Ft HtNISHEI > ROOMS,
suitable for PkIii housekeeping
centrally (ocnted; reasonable pr.e.e.
1-2 Rust Cnry Street.
FOR Kl NT. SMALL. UN'l'l' I jN IS F11 111
apartment, suitable for light house
li' , pip,;. 220 A South Thiid Street.
LiVwiat plat. 171 1 PARK, FOUR
rooms; terms reasonable; can be
seen. Address OWN fit, Ii 17 1. care
Times-Dispatch.
FOR RENTi PERMANENTLY^ UOPSi;.
keeping npnrtmeni in The Hanovor,
Apply Apartnionl No. 12.
FOB RENT, BEAUTIFUL p'LAT. FOUR
or six rooms; aii conveniences, 11a
?North Third Street,
DAILY PUZZLES
What clttSSlflCttt'oli of a pugtilst '. I
ANSWER JO ll.^,,.-,,.i)"3 ,'LZ/!.2.
Muuolou;!!?*!
j ot adle
VVATIOKOITOUN'D CORN M KAI. DB
iiv. i. .i direct from in|U. SL3U pet- :
. ?
TYPEWRITERS." FULLY CI.ARAN
'?? t. !??.<? days Iru trial, (ill terms
(fit) down', i<> ir month. F, O. U
Ciiictiiro. .N'i?. i, Remingtons, I35; Nu. j
Olivers, jio; No. t Underwoods, $60;
No. L t;. siultus, jj". All standard
Krudes loss titan halt price. Stute
hint U.< ii i with three lotcr
eti ? that's ull. GBO. GILES, 3I9
MOuntulti Avenue, Hoahok'e. V?,
fOli ivAG?NH Go TO 111' llAKI >.-i >N
uKOSji tu Brook Aveiiue Painting,
repairing und rubber tiro work.
FOR SALBT EDISON AUGUST ? It EC
? - C. B. HAYNEo & CO.. l-'l West
MOTOR! YCLES .vSu mOi'GLBa, NEW:
and Second-hand; repairing of ail
. kinds. Vu.MBK.lNS. ay? West Broad. |
I i .. . ..i.,. CHEAP." ALL .KINDS OF
I,,! mechanical tools; aiso
'? Itiki and su.t tanea. Apply to
LLSNEH BUGS., I705 East Malt,
HI . ? ? pu v.:.i i /nets.
Foil SALE, GOOD BUSINESS, ONE
iulnuic walk frorh the main busi?
ness block und large hotel; Good
trade, and steadily increasing. Han?
dle books, magazines, candy, cigars.
. novelties, stationery, North?
ern uhd local papers. Reason tor
selling, going to leave city. W'll
.'?ii at Inventory, Address Box "'/.,"
BL?ST ii it- B?Ali DS,: 11.25 PER CASE
ol I'Jti e<|U..l- feint. ITtuSt be eotd at
uhce. 1. HLlT'oKD A; CO., 1338 East
.
i I l'.Nl i URB VARNISH, SEVERAL)
bat ri is. J. ULI FORD & CO.
ONE TRAP, 1' . ONE SURREY, US;
one to;, buggy, laT.&U; one ruuubo.it,
$3u; one delivery, 535; otie farm
wagon, wt. See THOSi H. DUKE at
Foit "SALE. 25 I ii it;BLE SCHi 'I.
desks, good c ndlilon. Appiy wo
KOK SALE, TURBINE WHEELS; MILL
t iu . - i t . po'w er. W 1LLIAM
11. BURNLEY, Cr.arlottesvllle, Va.
LINAH' ?! 7. It 1' Li IKK TIRES, ??OD
condition, at sacrifice. T. A. HAH
id SON. No. it South Tenth._
t-?-?
^Dittoing
MBS. "c.^KrBOWE?5;n"iT'E.^R"A^irv^
Hit, rooms .ind board tor permanent
and transient guests; dining room
well equipped.
HE B I R A Ii i' E OUTSIDE ItOOMS;
table board; l"" iVest Ma<n, u ljoin
Al 1 IIAC1 IVE IB il >MS, WITH BOARD,
at MRS R. T HUNTER'S, -15 Ea.-t
Prankl'n Street; I'tioue uTTd, Madi
BOARDERS W A N TL t >. AL.-t) TABU.
; :.?, 3<'1? East Gr?i . .
NJ ELY*" FURNISHED ' ROOMS AND
hoard; all conveniences. SOS North
?_
L\fiil u:jiutr j'-ot ixtnt
I I,I V.VIT. STABLE ' Fol RENT?
room for Several horses, drays, etc.
100?. Floyd Avenue.
OWNER WISHES ""'f5 RENT SIX
ioom house. Stuart Avenue. Address
Ii 1T01'. care Times-Dispatch.
A FIKST-CL?SS BUSIKESS ' HOUSE
In I condition, In the town of
West point Va., corner Seventh and
i Streets, for rent. Well suited for
restaurant or saloon. E .'ht rooms,
uhd fine stable in yard. Apply to
JAM KS O'CONNOR. West point. Va.
j.hU? t?anrc?
W .'.XT::'!'. BY YOUNG MAP.RIKD
couple, flat of three or four rooms
iti Burton Heights. Address E 102.
cave Times-1 u.-patch.
WANTED.' FLAT, FOUR OR FlV1:
rooms, privat- bnthj must be reason?
able; West Kiel preferred; t: 66, care
Tino s-ln.-patch.
^l?itiliincuii?
'"""T" S H? E REi:\11II.N'G?^^
ic. REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Metis shoes n.ili
soled, 75c rebated t? t>5c.; ladles'
hall soles, 60c, rebated to 5t?c Every
pair sewed; best leather; t.o nails, no
pegs, Heeling, &5c. DREW'S ELEC?
TRIC SHOE FACTOR.. 11C East
.Main. Phone Monroe ^0'j7._
LOANS.
t&.ooo
TO LEND UN DIAMONDS AND
wdtc.it.- at Now York rules'. N. F.
JACOBS &. SUN. No. its .North Ninth,
UPHOLSTERING.
WE ALE MAKING A SPECIAL LOW
price on upholstering and cushion
work for the month of August; can
ho done promptly and right. .Madi?
son 3201. SYDNOR i: HUNDDEY,
Grace and Seventh Streits.
SUP Co\e.Ka.
IN LINEN AND CRETONNE, rem BED
room or pat lor. Kudo to tit. SYD
NOK ?fc HUNDLEY, INC., ^eventb and
Grace. Madison 32UC
lMlONOG KAPils!
WHEN YOU BUY HiOIC POP. THE
name Edison if you want one you
can understand every word on tnc
lecoid. C B. HAYN ES & CO.
STORAGE.
CHEAPEST STORAGE IN CITY. $1
per lott'l. Store your furniture, bug?
gies, automobiles, piano? at i'OMP
KINS. 327 Wist Broad.
PIANOS.
SUMMER RATES NOW ON PIANO
moving and overhauling by faotory
expei t.s. Prompt, careful work
guaranteed. Pnt.no Madison 3110.
CIIAS. M. STIEFF, Pianos, 117 VV.
Bioad.
mi; zinc.
WANTED. BRAZING OF CAST IRON.
RICHMOND MACIIi: E WORKS, INC.
SEA FOOD.
CALL PHONE MONROE IUI KOR
llsh, steamed crabs, crab meat. De?
livered promptly. :i'".i X. Monroe ,-t.
ANTIQUES.
ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
l< urnlturo r?pnlrod, polished und
packed; upholstering, etc. L N. All
NAI.L & SON., 1017 Weal Broad.
> JVhoiio Mad you 0377.
OSiatmo
f'i ? i;N ri '';: i: ' w ant iE - w i'u,' BUY I
household goods ol any kind und1
any amount. I'lm.,,. Madison I9U0.
WANTED, SECOND - HAXD~ M AX \VEJlit]
runabout automobile, latest model, In
xuuii condition; Address, spilths, par
ii.ulars ami beul price, HOWARD,
Box ?>. North Emp rla, Va,
NVANTE?" TO BUY A GOOD SECOND- '
band Iron Sale. Address SAFE, euro
'i ;..?--! ijpalch. _
VV.\:.'li.iV lu i.; ; ; <jl; CASH.1
household goods in any quantity. |
Phone Madison 2a.M _ I
Ipctssomisi
O tue LADIES ?M V stock IS NOW
complete with the i west linportod
und domestic inuteili I luililonuble
IllilAN li.MI: BOUG l'i AM) rOGO
jtl H ?; 1) ..- 2 '?? ...i '1 nird. .
i?cai ?cniiial?ri
iTji V ENI IL AT Uli Co. l'UONE
?a ? :i i ? f lt.ij^._
UUUlIlS LCldiUCO
Veil :?<'? ?; ,:nT lk.m an vV'isflEH itk
uistied loom In modern upurtrnetil,
w'th access to biith oi w'tn private
bulb; Call Monro. 9056._
WANT LI'. BY M a 11 i: i;.! i fit il.K BY
Oetobci l .two lui rooms: use of
bath; In nice lociilliy, with board, or
in vielitlty of board Address E 108.
? a re Times-Dlspuiuh.
25oar& cuantro
LrltN|SllElJ ROOM AND BOARD
ror couple Septeinl ? i Ist or bet?re;
central locution, j; care Times
i lispatch.
armings
ot1ce Or' .'.I .:. 1TNG.
irst National Bar.::. Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va., July zt, 191-.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OK THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK:
Notice is hereby given unit >>y or
er of the board ol directors, d spe
ial meeting ol the stockholders ot
ie i-Trst National Bank bit Bich
loud. Va., has been called to bo livid
t lj o'clock noon -jri TRUIUiUA y,
to ..'tu day ot August, l9l?. at its
suiting office, No UUt East Main
treet. Richmond, Va . for ihe put
ose of voting upon the consolidation
f the National Bank of Virginia,
f Richmond Va., with the. Flrt,t .".u
lonal yank of Richmond, Va., under
he name of the Fust Nutlo.ial Bank
f Richmond, Va ; of ratifying and
pprovlhg the action of the board ol
ircctors In the premises! at v ttlng
ipoti the Increase of the capital
tock of the First National Bank ut
llchmond, Va., from 11.000,'JOQ to
1,000,000; thu lBsue of 1),)00 addi
lonal shares of the par value ot
I?0 each, at the prlr.- of $l">o per
bare in cash; the Increase of the
lumber of directors so Hint the
ioard shall consist of not less than
line nor more than thirty-two stock- j
loldctf; the elect in of additional
llrcctors; the amendment of tie: ni ?
loles of association accordingly, aim
?otlnu; or acting upon any othul
natters that may come before I ho
nectlng, oi any adjournment thereof.
The stoi.k transfer books will be
dosed from August :s to August 3w.
inclusive.
By order of th' heard of directors
JOHN Mi MILLER. .IB,
Cashier.
National Bank ol Virginia.
i.. ihrobnd, Va.
Monday, July :v. ist?.
To TIIK STOCKHOLDERS 0P Till:
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA:
Pursuant to a resolution of me
board of directors of the N'mionu!
Bank of Virginia, adopted this nay,
notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders of the
s.ud l,niik will be held at its l.anklng |
house, Ninth an i .Main Streets, Rich?
mond, Va.j THURSDAY; August -9. |
1912* at 12 o'clock M. to consider: i
First. A proposition and plan for j
the consolidation of the National
Bank ot Virginia with the First Na?
tional Bank of Kichmond. Va., to hielt
has been approved by the board of
directors oi the national Bank o:
Vlrg Into.
Second. A plan for the complete
ll<|Uldatlon of the assets and affairs
? I the Ntttl na| Bank oi Virginia
pursuant to sections 5220 and ...jl.
United States Revised Statutes, to
take effect upon such duy as may be
fixed by the stockholders.
Third Ti e ratification of t:.. ., -
tion of th.- board of directors of the
said bank in the premises, pioiini:
nary to sa'd meeting .
Fourth. Any oilier business ger?
mane to tlu foregoing mutters which
may bo brought to the consideration
of the suiu meeting.
A full meeting of the rlockhold
ers. either In person or by proxy, Is
urgently requested.
W. M. II ABJ.ISTdN,
President
W. M. ADDISON,
_Caihler._
fi NO. 11 A SPKOf.-'L CiiMMI'NI
vy cation of 1 . . i. N >.
1/Va 1". Ancient, Free ami Accepted
Masons, will be held in the Masonic
Temple THIS (Friday! EVENING, Au
Igilbt 23. 1912, ai 6:30 6'cl?ck Degree
wo:k. Members of sister lodges and
transient brethren fraternally invited.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
B. L VAN DEVENTER,
Bankrupt j^oticr?
N^VtTc'k"~?F'"'FIRST ' MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
In the matter of "1 fj0, ins
i LEONARD M AUSTIN, - In
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy.
I IN THi: DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i fniti:i> st.',ti:s. I'tiR 'Uli. kast
i RN DISTRICT OF V1ROINIA.
To the creditors of LEONARD M:
I AUSTIN, of Richmond, In the Coun?
ty of llenrico, and district aforo
I sail ? Bankrupt:
I Notice is hereby Riven Hint on the
19TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. n. 1912,
the Bald LEONARD M. AUSTIN was
duly adjudici d bankrupt, and that the
first meeting "f his creditors will bo
held in my "Mice. Kounis No?. ',"2 and
803, Amorlci.i National ll.u.U Build
Ing, Richmond; Va., on the S18T
DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 191S. al 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at which time
t';< said creditors may nttenil, provo
their claims; appoint a truslcn, examine
i lie bankrupt, ttnd transact such other
business as may properly com., before
said meeting.
TIIOs' rt SNEAD.
R. force in Bankruptcy.
A neust 20, lal'.'.
N. . I'h F OF FIRST MEETING of
CREDITORS.
In the matter ot ~| No. II".
I DUDLEY P. KDAVARDS, \ i!:
Bankrupt. J Bankruptcy.
IN TIIF. DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES fob THE EAST?
ERN DISTRICT of VIRGINIA:
|To Ho creditors of DUDLEY P. ED
j WARDS, of the County of Henrlco,
i and district aforesaid?Bankrupt:
I Notice is hereby given tlinl on the
20TH DAY OF AUGUST, A. I). 1912, I lie
'said DUD LEV I' EDWARDS was duly
I adjudicated bankrupt, and thai th. lU'st
I meeting of his creditors win i.e held
In my ofilce. Roonui Nos. 802 and 803,
American National Bank Building
Kichmond. Va . on the 21) DAY < F"
'SEPTEMBER, A. I). 1912, nl 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, al which time the said
I creditors may intend, prove their
clc.ims. appoint a trustee, examine Hie
bankrupt, ?and, transact such other
business as may properly oomn before
[said meeting.
THOS. b SNEAD,
k-i i ce in Uanlti uptcy. ?
I A>'bual 20. 1912.
Poti I up, prt? ant h'uc Stock
!'? i- s\i.k. b'sk \v'.i:k' horse;'"can
!<>? seen at tha Shi ii:iiKlouh Stahl?.
Sutomobtles for ?5>alc
6~H SALE. < i; M. |\ AUTO.MO
bll*. 30-horacpower, model a?l ?>. in
first-class condition Will demon
Btfatc same by calling 110 South j
Sluttion fealr?3 Tibi* Dag
By Grci h A Bo.i i.
mI Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF
Valui able Brick
Business Property
in the heart of the business section or
Fulton, being Nosj dot 1 i and boo
Louisiana Street.
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1512.
u ."..::o o'clock P, M., on the premises,
we ?in offer the above property at
auction
No. .".OT'i |s a brick store and No 500
Is also a brick store, with dwelling ot
nlnd rooms.
Tills property Is In a good renting
section, being now occupied by excel?
lent tenants. It Is also a line stand
tor business. I
TERMS; Announced at sale.
GREEN & REDD, j
Am tlonecrs, j
High Constable s Sale
i will sell by public nuotlon, on 1
FRIDAY, THE 23D OF AUGUST. 1912,
1J o'cloi 1; M..
at No, TOO West Broad, the following
property, to satisfy a distress warrant
i I. Baldaccl and ii, Mnrchettl vs.
Northern Hat and Cap Co.), in my
hands: One Iron safe.
TERMS! Cash,
W. It. W V ATT. JR., II. i:., C. H.
ttuction Stiuc, jfutuce ?aga j
Sale ot Vualable Manufac?
turing Plant at Altavista, Va.
By virtue of two deeds of trust,
bearing date August l. lau. and April
11, 11)13, and duly recorded In the
Campbell County clerk's oltlcci the un- j
dcrslgiicd will sell at public auction, j
on the premises, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1">12.
at to o'clock A. M..
the plant Of tlie Consolidated Furniture
Works, Including factory and oilier
buildings and land attached thereto,
machinery, franchises, patents, ofllce
furniture and fixtures, manuf.tctu. . d
goods, nlaChlltCry and supplies and ma?
terial on hand, as a whole or In parcela
to suit purchasers!
TERMS: Cash, bul more liberal terms
can be obtained upun reasonable con
A. G BELL.
Altavista. Va.,
W II. GOULD.
<; K. CASK I E.
A. !'. PERCY.
Lynchburg, Va,
Trustees.
Ural estate for. fedlr
DETACHED
DWELLING
000 block West Grace .Street: nice
frontage and very deep lot. Eleven
rooms, hath, pat.try ami closets. Owner
must sell. See us uuick.
HAWKINS ,v BUFORD,
100 North S.v.. mit Street.
Ft iU SAKE
The Best Situated
Lot
In the West End, northwest corner
Boulevard nnd Kensington Avenue;
120x150 f.-et. to alley. Close to Battle
Abbey, with the beautiful grounds sur?
rounding F?r sole at a price now
anywhere from llii per cent to 10 per
cut less than It will bring In twelve
months.
HAWKINS & BUFORD,
11 0 N il t h Be* ? nth Street.
FOR S?LE,
Monument Avenue
Southeast corner of Oavis, 105x130.
Under the market.
HAWKINS & BUFORD,
100 North Seventh Street.
.?ttcal ?2t(itc tor i\nu.
FOR RENT
1 80 1 Fairmount Ave.
Store anil dwelling (six rooms and
bath), stable; Ikfgc lot; ^ood location
for grodcry, f.I and coal and wood
business. Hint low.
HAWKINS .?.- BUFORD,
I_100 North Seventh Street._
FOR RENT
403 POE STREET
(Corner Lnhib Avenue) Barton Heights;
eight rooms, electric lights, furnace
heat.
HAWKINS & BUFORD.
100 North Seventh Street.
"JOtflQ ?
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel in tho
South. European plan. Booms slngl*
inu en suite, with am! without baths
SpbcloilS sampia rooms.
Special Summer Bales. Clnb Break?
fast.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
i Open dally from 1 / A. M. t? :, 1?. M.
i Admission; 25c. *-'>o on S 11urdn vi '
:-?
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND clvy STREETS.
OPISN a a. M, To 5 P. M,
Admission, 2&c, Frc.o ou ^.iturUuya I
SHOT ?ND BEATEN i
ALMOSTTQ_DEATH;
Seaford, Del.. Auruai 22.?Shot and!
beaten into Insensibility, John J.
1 erry, a wealthy lumberman ami head
? i the Houston. Perry Manufacturing!
Company, was found in his automobile]
along the roadside not far from his
mill near hero to-day. It la supposed
that robbery waa the motive for thoi
crime, although Mr. Perry has not re?
gained sbfilcietit consciousness to tell
anything. The supposition I? thatj
Perry was driving alone to tho mill'
and was attacked from behind, as the I
I a< It of his head Is badly crushed and'
holes were found In the back curtain;
of the machine. Doctors say his skull
fractured and a bullet wound was
found In the back of his head. State
authorities, nsslstcd hy local police,
are scouring this section of the coun?
try for tho assailants.
Mr. Perry I- about fifty years of age
and has been engaged In the lumber
business for tho last thirty years,
opera Mng plants In Delaware, Mary?
land, Virginia and North Carolina.
fttlantfc Cup LxcooitG
Bab
racing apu ArKansas Avenues, spat lout
er,,iiini? adjoin beach nud boardwalk. Only
medlum-prlcea notel wh*re guests may go
from house to aurt In bathing attlro wltn
Out mini; ? treots. which Is prohibited. Ca?
,.l bath houses With attendant to care fur
?Hit I i? free. Henning water In rooms.
Fresh und ?ea ?iiter baths, public nnd pri?
vate. Special rates i' and up daMyj if.1.')
to '.. weekly, Inrludlna choice table, ?ap?
plied from oiiii I a rni. White s.-rvlce. Or
c.'ieatra. Termin courts And croquet grounds
between hotel and beach. Uooklet mailed
upon request.
PAtTI, ('. ROSRURANS.
Galen Hall
IN* Tili: MOUNTAINS.
Wernersville, Pa.
A FIP.ST-IT.ASS HOTEL.
Resident physician; Tonic nnd
Curative baths, Special diet kitchen.
Lessons In Basketry nnd Weaving.
An Ideal [dace during the fall
and winter months.
Under some management as
GALEN HALL
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ALBEMARLE
\ irKinia Aw. and Urach. Coolest Location.
N. w throughout! capacity J5u; private!
bin:-?, elevators, ?.(in) feet wide. cool
porches; exceptional table, white service.
Specla: September rates. U. |:o. tiiso up I
weekly; It u? daily. ltocklet.
_J i' COPE,
Dclntuarc tlvXlatrr tf-ap
WATER OAF mil SR.
The Mountain Paradise
until December 1. Extensiv..'y i
I. The nioet modern and finest
hotel In this region. Cuisine of tno I
t standard; white service. Orchestra, !
diversions; every but-of-doof linutt
? ? beautiful Palm Court s-xnd
Special September and autumn rates,
t and auto map? mailed. Sixth seu
JOItN l'URDT OOPB.
^?cijcol?.
Miss Ellett's School
for Girls
Opposite Monroe Parti,
it N. Laurel St.,
Richmond, .... Virginia.
September SO, 1012.
Careful attention to little girls. Ath
itic Held outside the city. Preparatory
i Bryn Mawr College. Certificate ad?
its to Vass.tr. Sweet Briar Scholar
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Of
MEDICINE ? ~nTa
STUART McGClRE. M. D., Pres.
medicine?Dentistry ?Pliarmacy
20th Session Opens September 18. 1912
N. w Fireproof Building.
Unescrllcd Equipment.
Modern Laboratory Methods.
Excellent Clinical Facilities.
Eighty Experienced Teacher*.
Write now for Cotolocue AH
WYTHE D. ANDERSON. Pn
The Woman's College
ItIchitiitnd, \ 11.
Hy reason ot its location in tticn
inond, tin- woman's College affords sit
p, i tor advantages tor the higher edu?
cation oi young ladies. The expend!- i
tute of a million dollars could not
duplicate BUCIl ad vantages outside such
a city. Abb faculties In ail depart
mi nts, i Bunl college degrons. Special
advantages In music. Students have
I use oi tue Virginia state Library und
access to numerous museums, Health
record remarkable. Term8 moderate.
\\ rite for catalogue. Early application
Important,
JAMES NELSON, I?. Ib. I.L. D.,
President.
McGuire's University School
lOl'P MONBOR PARK, HP ?MOND, VA.
FORTY-BiailTll SESSION biglns fc'ep
tcmber Thorough prepsrtloh for unl
lerlliy, college, fechntcal school. l\ s. Naval
?tut Military Academies. Primary depSrl
llnerit for small beys. ?Ith separate Instruc?
tor^ mudy-hnil, und recitation rooms. The
Principal will be at i N. Uolvidere St., after
Sept. *?. For full Information see catalogue
ui booli ut >r, s. or by mall.
JOHN I*. UeUUlRR. Principal.
Richmond, Va.
Eleventh Session Begins Sept. 10, till-:.
The denn Is now at president's Office,
Richmond College, Phone or address.
WM, I.. PRINCE, Uran.
EDIT A V. C 0 L L E G E
OvatopW. Teufraua. M 0. D*M. ?-l,,.lt v.
P E AB O D Y
Conservatory of Music
Baltimore, Mil.
Recognised as I lie lead?
ing endowed musical con?
servatory In the eouniry.
Scholarship! and Oploina*
swurdcX Circulars mulled.
Utrjrtl jlotjcc
Virginia Trust Co.
Richmond, Virginia.
This Company, having qualified as
Executor of the- Estate of Mrs. Hannah
M. Moran, deceased, all persons having
claims against said Kstate arc requested
to present them at this office, and those
indebted to the Estate will please make
payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Lxocutor of Mrs. Hannah M. Moran.
iAuUiuaoji
Richmond" & Petersburg Electric Railwaj
Cars luv? Manchester, Seventh ant Parrj
Streets, tor Petersburg:
?6. 7. 8. ?>. Jo, 1:. '? A. ' I t t, t
"i 16, .. 3, 's?. 10 P. M.
1j:00 p. St.. tor encster. lJ-.co midnight for
Pt tan bun.
Care 1e.1v? Petersburg, foct of Srcamor?
fctreot. tor Xtfinchester:
16:1?, 6 ??1:18, S33, 9:8, '10:11, U:*9
A. M.; 11:16, U:li. 3:36, 3:3*. ?4.35, 6.34, fM.
?7:33, StXS, H.35. ?10:40. ilrlO P. M.
tDally, except Sundays and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Suntlaya and holidays.
All cara from t'otursburg connect with
cur? for lllclirunrid.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 7. 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE KICHMOND daily.
For F.urlda and fioutht 9:15 A. M. and
I . P, M.. 1:0? A. J4.
For Norfolk: ??a;10 a. it., 0:00 a. m , ?3:0?
P. XL, 4:10 P. it.. "7 35 p. M.
For N. A W, Rjr. Wist: s:I5 a. m., 9:90
a XL. 'i.'M P. M . ?:20 P. M.
For Pet>rsburg: 1:00 a. at., ?:1S a. M.,
??S:tO a. St., 8:16 a. M , 3:00 a. M., 9:50 a.
M.. ?1:00 P. XL, 1:10 P. M., 3;0u P. M., 9:59
P. M . P. M.. ?:20 P. M.. 11:44 P. Jf.
Kor fields ro and Fayeltevlll?: ?4:10 P.M.
Trains arr.vo Richmond daily: i.ui a. iL.
r, i, A XI., 10:16 a. M.. 'S:37 A. M.. ??10:43 A.
U? ?11:14) A. 11., nU:4S a. it ?J:10 p. M..
-1 10 P. U., ?AC P. St.. 9:36 P. M. 8:00 P.
M , 9:C0 P. M., ??lO-.S? P. M., 11:30 p. it.
?Except Sunday. ??Sunday only.
Tune ot arrival and deparluru and con*
nactloni not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL D. P. ?.1? Ualn St.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 :iOA.?Local?Dally- -Newport News.
I:U A.?Local?Dally?Ch'vllla. Er. Bun.
't tiurmond.
r?:eo A?Expraaa?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point.
11?:00 a.?Local?Dally?Lchbx., Lax. C. For**
?12:00 Noon -Express?Call) -Norfolk old Pt.
?2:12 P.?Uxpreaa?Dally, On., L'vllle.
|4 (OP Eapreaa?Daily?Norfolk, N, News.
1:60 P.?Local?Dally?N, Newa, cid point.
fc.l? 1'.?Local?Jit. Sun.?Uutdousvllle.
?6.15 P.?Local?Ex. Suu.-I.chb?, Natural
liridgc. Clifton lorge.
??.40 P.?Limited?Daily?Clnein'tl, Chicago.
?11;00 P.?Kipina- Duiiy? Cincinnati. L'vllla.
?Sleepers, tl'urior Cars.
'TRAINS ARRIVU RICHMOND? Local from
East: S:10 a. m . 7:40 P. m. Through from
Eaat: It:30 A. at,, t:08 P. m., ?:30 P, M. Local
irom Wast: ttzo a. m., ??a.? a. it.. hid
1:30 P. U. Through: CtO .v. M.. tl ;ij A.
M. and 9:60 P, M.
Juioo River Lino: ??!?:? a. it , ?:t0 P.M.
??Dally o-.pt Sunday.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect August 7, 1912.
Leave kiyrd SUOut SluUuii, Richmond* sTOR
NORFOLK; bs:10 A. M., 'j.cj A. 'at.. u5:09
P. M., ?4:10 Hl M., 07:.., l>. M.
FOR LYNCHBt RQ AND THE WEST: ?J:I3
A. it.. ?'J.iO A. Mr, aS'.OO P, M., ??MO p. M.
Arnvu Richmond Hum Norfolk: uU:tu a.
M.. bll ti A. M . ??:?* P. it.. blO'.tl p. M.,
?11:30 P. M. Prom tliu W?St: 'C:iO A. M,
al 10 P, M.. bl:4J P. M.. ?!:? P. M? 'j.io p
M.
? Daily, ap.illy ex. Sunday. tiSunday only.
TV. Ii. BBVILL. i.'. H. UosLEV.
a. 1'. A.. ltonni.ke. D. P. A.. Richmond.
SOUTHERN KAaLWAY
PUEuile... ' .?.tlRtttR OF I'HE bOUTB.
Train? Laave Richmond.
N. B.?Following schedule ngurea puhllah
ed as Intoriiiutlon and not guaranteed:
For the South ?Dally: ?:10 A. M. Loc&L
10.45 A. M. Express. ?:u) f. it. Uxpreas,
with alactrlc lighted Sleeping Cur for At
,anta anu (Jtrmtngham. U:4i P. M, Expre?a.
Week ba)<: 2 lOO P. M, Local.
VullK RIVEH LI NIB,
4:10 p. M Dally. Connecting for Ualtl
niore Um. We?. und Friday, ?:00 A. M.?Kg
buu. anJ i.lJ i". M.?Mon., Wed. and Prl
day?Looal
iroins Arrlva Richmond.
From the Si.utn: ?.4? A. M.. 8:40 A. M_
J:o0 P. it . S.iu p. M. daily; :.':55 Ex. Sun.
Prom West Point: a.30 A. XL dally, 11:35 A.
it . Mor., Wad. ?t?d Frl.. 4Iii I', it Ex Sun.
8. E. UUKOESS, D. P. a.,
?07 E Mats 81 Hii.n. ilarllaon ?7?.
HEAOOAJUl AIR LINE.
Southbound trains aehedulsd to leave Rich.
mond duliy: 0:05 A. XL?Local to Norllna.
1:M P. M.?Sleapera and coaches, Atlanta.
Birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville. 1:21
A. M.?Sleepers ami coaches. J.icksonvtlle.
H:i. P. M.?Slaapori and couches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound trains
acheuu.ed to arrlva In Richmond dally:
7:50 A. XL. 5:30 A. M? 5;0? P. II . 5:40 P. M..
Local.
Richmond nod Chesapeake liny Ky. C?.
BchedUle of Electric Trains, effective May
SO. l-OIZ Leave Hlct.momt. Laurel and Broad
Siroete: b'i;:05 A. M. *7:10 A. XL. bS:10 a.
M.. ?:10 A. M . "10.to A. M., 11:10 A. XL. 1:19
P. it . i:ln P. M., 3:U) P. XL, bl:10 P. M . 6:20
P. XL. 6:20 P. XL. 7:10 P. M., bS:10 p. M..
10:10 I'. -M . li:4S P. M. .l.<-a\>- Ashland. Eng?
land and Maple streets: '5:55 A. M., b ?7.00 a.
Mi, I 00 A. XL. b3:00 A. M., 10:00 A. M.. ??Ui00
A. XL, ?11:C0 M . *M:0,1 P. XL. 2 00 P. M., 3.00
V Xt . 4:C0 P. XL. b5:00 P, XL. 6:M P, Mi. 7:b9
P. Xt . S:00 P, XI . b9:00 P. M.. 11:00 P. U.
?Dally eicep: Bunusy. **aui;auy only.
bcarrlss baggans,
RicHmontt.Freflericlcsb'E & Potomac R. R.
TO AMD FriOM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
I.??avt? Itlejimoiiil
?&.80A.M. llyrd St.sta.
?4.10 l.M. .Main St. Sta.
?8.00A.M. Main it. Sta,
?*,.lil l.M. ii) rd St. Ma.
?10.95 A.M. ii) rJ St. Ma.
'13.01 noonByraSt, sta.
12.110 P.M. Bf rd St. Sta.
tll.AO P.M. llyrd St. Sta.
m.i.'i P.M. Bibs station,
?i.l.'i P.M. .Main St. Stu.
?S.vlll P. H. llyrd St. Sin.
Afrlv? ltlohnioud
?7,60 A.M. llyrdSl.SU.
111.(6 A.M. Kllia Ststion.
?II.:,;, A.M. II, id M.Mu.
?1.19 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?9.60 P.M. llyrd St.Sta.
?il. in P.M. llyrd St.Sta.
?'.I.IHJ P.M. ilyrd St.Sta.
tu.'.'? P.M. HjrdSt.Sta.
?11.17 1>..M. MsluSt.Sta.
?I9.6U sight Iiy rdst.Sta.
?I.e.', nicht gala St. Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAISS WEEKDAYS.
I.eato II)rd St. Sla. I.oil P, M. for Krpdcrlrl>iibnrg.
I.oars I.flm SU, J.4& A.M.,41.96 P. M. lor Aibluni.
Arrive iirrd St. Sla. ?.:?"> A.M.from Kredrrlrk^ti'a.
Arrive klba Sta. 0.80 A.M.,5.;n? P.M. from Antiland.
?Daily. IWttidtyn. j Sundays only.
Ail trstna to or from Uyid Street Station
atop at Elba. Tinis of arrivals and departing
not guaranteed. Read tSa aigaa.
&tramb0iit'j
VACATION TOURS'
VI ii
OLD DOMINION S. S. CO.
and Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
tu New Vork, Albany, Niagara, Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Quebec, Ho=ton and
Maine I i I
"ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Agent,
70S T'.i;t Main >trct;t. Richmond. Va.
5iTiT"n?xiiNitiN liniu 71
Lt Richmond foot u( Ash si. dsn/./oo p. tt,
Lesvu N?wpor? News. .4:00 A. M.
Arrive Norlolk. .9:00 A. At.
Coonsota S'itb main line steamers isavlog
^.o.-Iu.k for N?W \ork dai;y. except Sunday,
j wo 1'- XI CotiucctkiiLS also uiads by U. g.
XV. By. J P. *!- and I.'. * o. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Mgnt "no ?tsamers ttop at Clarouiont to
land or receive passengers on signal, aatf
?/HI bo met by t,ub.io conyoysag?,
VIRGINIA KAVIOATIOM to. (MifcoHv*
Mir<li U).?Jama* Ul?er by day.ight f?r
Norfolk und Dia Point, Nowport Nsars aog
all James River landings. Steam?r leaves
ilunda). Wadnsaday and Friday al 9:99 A_
XI. Fraigbt neelved for nil Jab.es Ul?s?
landings. '1 hon? Madison 179.
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The times dispatch. [volume], August 23, 1912, Image 9
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