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Greater Itlchmond'H firmier Xe?T*pi?pcr,
aitP?Jiriivi?: .=;H.lfh
GIIKATKST w'wi \m) ItKAIi r>
TATL5 MEDII >l iv V'lllGIMA, \m?
um; Uli" Tili; OUST !\ \Mi:itl('\.
Want Ad Rales
Daily, nur eent per ?nnl when paid
I" nilvnnee. \d id. taken f?r Irwi than
ten eenlN.
One nuil one-hul( .?m? ri wurd nil
elnnnineullunfi exeept situation u uted
fur vim.int. siltinflon Wntited. une eenl
ii ivoril. \., \,|_ suiiiluy iiiKi-ii for le??
I bun lift, in runs.
V? A du. nil, in ror l<-^? Ihn ri Ivrenty
flve reiii* when pliuued In or churued
ii? I lie eounlrr.
I'hone iinli-rs nut arunrnntreil,
rauMHllleiilluiiH in.i Kiiurniitfrd nfler
Ut30 |?. m.
Por hiiMlnefiH cuiitrueOt, Mend fur the
Wiini y\??. Phorie Monroe I.
fcost diiD J:uunb
iXStOfr. m i. i o& TBititiEri bdack
?rd ir ret irned I?22 Wi it i;r. ?. .
l?clp ?Mantel), ?iait
itiuii'j CLlanteb. iWalc
Vn\v ttUintea female
A ' 1 " >K; WHiTE OH ' ? lUJKKD. -l
fcook in n small faintly; pleasant bUi
roundlrigt?. Addref d t. M tiCOT"
? *
J!vi;NIN'-. StTTDyI CAN BK~ MAI)
? i olltablc t..\ taking bobkki epln
vhorthand and English With u
mas8by BUSINESS CODLKOE;
WANTED, AiUADY DEMONSTHATO
Irl
for week of Oetotibr ; t.i i: til Sttv
Fn!r Clrouitdsi. Richmond, Vn. Add re
feitiiatioriis tuanteb, female
vv.\NTi:n. rnsiTi'i.N i;v VOUSffl
white iiidy: K'i"d cook, general
i"
.' v y, \i:'T:- p ; * *?_Vii_
LfcfrS e rib female
j> <"i~s i r 111 n .- auABANf riici) otfn
graduates f.r bookkeeping and ste?
nography courses Bend for cntii
1ol.mii- to-day. MASSEY BUSINESS
_ Ci ?I.L.EOE.
SlBN AND WOMEN tVAN'TED por
ffOverhment positions, $s0 month;
writ- fur list of |ioslttbna Open.
KKANKi.lN INSTITUTE, Dept. 1-1.
! ? ? ? liT. n v._
?Ft 11 n t i 6 n tf > P i* o f c # aif o n a I
ifif?iC cflCuMJAT'li "! i: wn'H.rii
Macorj Woman's College mid Btudoht
? if Clnelnnntl Conservator) dtslrba n
few pupils. AddreHi) Ii f.sJ. cure
Tlrnos-rMspatch.
ACCOAin'.i.sTniD younq Eady with
high school educntlon, cnpablc of
teiichlnu, jiluno, deslrin riiKiiBemeiit
ns KoverneBsi :n rellned private fam?
ily. IteferiinfoB eNOhahBed. Aii
dros-t Box 252, Norfdlkj Vn,
w?ntV:t?.' i-c/itTon as tbaciirr
frtr Bliioll chlHIreri: Eticlis? and
music; f.tntr' tcrrriB. E. H., Piilmoiitii,
Ynu_
BXl-ERIENCED TEACHER op PIANO
nnd pipe organ, graduate <>:' ,i i>rnni
Inent Virginia college, will take a
limited number' of pupllR. Addresti
M.. S02 North Davle Avenue, or 306
North thirty-third Street.
3J?t\il Ventilators
IDEAL V ENTIL ATOM CO. PHONE
Nfonroo 1002.
j-hit? Stoi Kent
Kf^si"pi..\t.' E?wi 'i:< iOii>. i'-.\i:K
Avenue, near Allen. If Wlah l" Seo
r.-,ii MfiaiBQh im; fur Information.
JTIHST I I.?im|; p^AT. PTVE COO.M.S
fcentrnl), t,, ndults. Phono Madison
. 4556-J, between 'J and 12 A. M.
fitotltt?
Want kl?, the Ouulac to know
Hint .'.mink i. Kit. i... Jc-.vil..i<. :mj
East Mum streoti i.i.y. ..-ii. exchange
und RKMOI nt DIAMONDS in THE
1-A ? i; STYLES. Old gold und sil
vi tl\?dys takoi; |c exchange.
ideal VENTILATOR ? :< > PHONE
w vnted. < sn ii 1. k- iundry and
UlttChlllC v. : richmond ma
hi ri'.vi: smitiikield Ham? m?n?
NK of*
. Ill 111?
Biisincflfl Qjpportunitirg
iMOl'lT SAGI ' ? AU'ANl Toll Mutu-il
' ??? ?_. Vu _ _
pbiiitV]. pj ? a ho i-iur Sstdcft
feiimmct 25oatuinQ
lt. i\ D. !. Hanii't.iii, Vu.
3?, y-iitll :.iiO ciuoo
Wu?ij AND COAjJ
Tt DRY kindling best in ClTvl
:??.???? ;??> Handled by Midlothian.
Wood Company; * SO nail-cord Ija
VlD M. lea Ac CO. ri.one Monroe
tClantc?
O I i L* V i OR ' i.'A.-il.
idi i n any quantity.
Ural cattiic j'-oi' xSiilc
: ut tt.?O ;.?'r month, plus
iNDARD HOME CO. 012 Mutual
ii'itoL" (Tbiohts. just
L :.?< f So to |10n. Rjght
?
llc?lurs, address O. B.
IK, Ri ill Estate, Ninth
:; Avenue) Washington,
IXcal C?ttuc J-?t L\rnt
KOR RENT, FA Il.M ; ACEES OK
land in cultivation: large orchards;
10 mill's "t Richmond, on electric ]
line, HARGROVE, I os East Mam
Ural estate CClantr?
Lin I i to i. rWK.-.'s with .1. A. CON?
nelly St CO, Wrlti woMiil tor nee
? ??.- 11 y bunks. _
wanted; "m?nekacturing site
Oh rnllrotid siding-. Address A 1?, :
? : mcj PI : at h_ _
23 0iUutlia
k't'HNlSliED AND UNj-TJRNlSHBD
rooms, with iR'st-class hoard, jlti
Sh?'fer Street, doors south of
Hu? Chesterfield. MRS, LEE EAL'LK- ,
tO?l! .: v.< "WANTED IX SUBURBS.
<M i. I ilON'i' ROOM 1""K two t'HN
Uetneu; also urbie boarders'. Grace,
toil- Sixth. Address it 5$7, care
Tlines-Ulspateh.
5?S N?htil FIFTH STREET,! FUR
nlshbtl rooms ami table board.
FX'RNYkHKLi ROOMS ?ND B?ARDING;
.?f. ii.'I phono. BIT North Twentieth
?
DESIRAHLW ROOMS: HOME "CuM
forls. ltio West Main, adjoining Jet
?
want!4'! ?? ROARDERSj ALSO TABLE
bodrdors. Apply iiiJO iCasI Grace,
m:;.-4. a. ? CAMjj HA.-' TWO AT
Iractlvu suites nl rooms lor pertna
iii'iil lionnlci's_s20 East Grace.
eThi ici:r--r. tw. ? Tililtn' ' St?ry
front looms, furnished or unfurnish?
ed, to couple or gentlemen for light
housekeeping. 812 Wo>t Grace
! ge '.'[:? 'nt in ii i.m. FURNISHED
i.?r lighl lio?sekeoplhgi also other
.niB, with or without housekeep?
ing; no children, lit Bast Clay
u A NT E!' i ?< iCUPAN-tS FOR A
i nicely furnished room; electric
light-.; use of bath find telephone;
a married couple or Indies preferred,
Applj ;,t jii West Grace, second flat.
N ::i.v Ei.'RNISilEK llniMS WITH
.?: without board. TIS East Marshall
???l i ' .-t._
pct-joniila
GENUINE SMITH Fl ELD HAMS. MON
ROE GROCERY CO., tis West Broad,
Phone Mom ?hp 4 or U85.
wTl7'?E HEATH I'l'.Ai'iir.s. ?rt CRATE.
MOjlROE GROCERY CO., :ns West
Broad, riione Monroe XiH or SR.".
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND HoED
I at ULlillKtii-S. tOfl North Third.
DAiLY PUZZLES'
AN.swi.it ro > i . ?.. ? i ?? pt././i..:
1 cat lirrwrltfht.
j;-oi ^sair.
Ai' tote .im i o??S, nbvS
und bvco rid-hand; repairing ot oli
Icljtde, j uMPK I.e.-'. ijn; JVt.i _Uruttd.
foil cheap, all Kinds o;
i ? ? Olid ? i. .:. ii mi iiahlcal loOlSi uls.i
trunks und stilt canes. Apply i,
i .i ,HN i 3 it uitos., j.'j? Knut Main
?1 , ? ftl'J FULLY tiL'MlAN
teed, tr. <j o.i ja Ii cu u lal. On terms
Mo down, 5; pel month, 1'. u. U.
Clllee.l u No ? lictuiliK toils, {.ii. No.
a Olivers, H i?? . MidorWdcdSi $50;
No. l' U 0 ....... i.j. Ail Stlilldurd
In hiii' iltslri i with ihre? refcr
? t. ? a. that's ?... Olio. (hles, 34i>
Mountain Avenue, Huunoke. v*.
? t;o TO i:;'jitAi'.wsu:;
BROS.. ,i Aveinjffc. Pulnlllitf.
|?epf>irlrifs und rubbei me work.
a^.?icuahcDUfl
BTofi A ?J ?
1BAPES1 STORAGE IN CITY, tl
per load St : our furniture, bug?
gies, autotno. tlvs. piano? at l'OMP
KINS, '~Z~. West Broad._
Lib Ann
10,000
TO LEND 0 N DIAMONDS AND
watchei at :;?;? Wrk ratri. N. P,
JA.CO?3 etc .juN. No . .i North Nir.ta
ie REPAIRING.
. REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Men a thoes half
eoied, 70c., rebated to 65c.; ladles'
half soles, fjOc., rebated to 50c. Every
pah sewed; best leather; no nails, no
; vth. !'?? ? .-i.e. i V.i.W S ELEC?
TRIC SH?E PACTOR.i. "IS East
Mril:.. t n<- Monroe 256T._
~iT?is'?N
H ON O r, R A V ii S AND RECORDS
?? I lesain and rethlli C. R. HAYN!:
C i. \.\ West Broad._
?$rrnngj3
? ? if a ijPEci it meeting i iV
the stockh0lj>15rs OP s?uth
vTLANTia Life insurance com;
PAN Vi
OT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting of the stockholders
of the south Atlantic Life Insurance
Company has been called by t he
board of directors of the company*
tc. ! ?? hold at the principal olltce of
the company, In th- city of Rleh
n ihd, v.l. on th" ittii day of Sep?
tember 10l2, at the Hour of noon,
for the following general objects and;
purposes, atnonor others:
1. To consider and net upon a Joint !
agreement entered into by the boards
of directors of the South Atlantic
Life Insurance Company and the
American National Lifo Insurance
Company, Incorporated, Is mere:. <\
Into p.nd consolidated with the South
Atlantic Life insurmea Company,
under the name Atlantic Life Insur
jinrp Company, upon tiie ternis and
cbi .'.'tions set out at length in said
It f&tt ? tnent.
2. To consider and act upon any
other matter In connection with said
merger or consolidation or relatlnir
thereto, m- any other matter nr mat?
ters Which may properly be brought
before a speeial or general meeting
of the sto.-khoMor" of sa'd rompnnv.
By order of the hoard of din i
CHAP. O. TAYLOR. JH..
Secrets ry.
&Til!fD DtniiuStllo
CONTIIA' 'Tl ^KOR LUN'f
WORKi
's will Be Received t:p to
and Including the 30th of September,
t**t -. for painting the outs'do of tho
Capitol, at Richmond, Va., tii > colors
to be nearly the color or cement fftr
the body of the hii'liUns", find white
for cornice and . ? f columns.
I\Jds must ctihtnl." Miniates of the
number of yards Id covered, tho
rjunritlty of paint . the price of
tho paint and price ftir the work.
Threo coats will be roiiulroil, rnd
the work guarantied for throe years
or longer.
The work must b" completed by
November 2.".. Ifi2.
Send bids to undersigned, at Rich*
mond, Vu.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN,
Governor,
B. o. .TAMES,
Secretary of liie Commonwealth
JOHN \V. RICHARDSON,
I Register of Lund Office, and Secre?
tary to Committee.
1_(Commlttoe.i
I Office of state Highway Commission!
Itlelimond. Va.. Sept. 13, lfili.
PIUS WILL ?K RECEIVED at THE
clerk's office at Appomattox, Va.,
until 12 o'clock noon Monday, Sep?
tember s<>. 1912, for the construction
of a gtce) bridge over Wreck Island
? 'reek, in Appomattox county, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at
the clerk's ofnoo, Appomattox, Va..
I ntid i t tliis ol f too.
fortified eileek for $200 to accom
' panv euch hid.
Tho right is reserved to retect any
and all bids
Further Information furnished on
application to this office.
P. ST. J, W ILSON.
Btuto Jliutiwa.1 Coiiiinlssioiur.
Almost Unanimously Declare for
i'enny Postage on Ordi?
nary Letters.
nt.-rl<-'i|t <ira I
"i farmers, h n?l declared
hat ho termed a wasteful
distributing the output of
a. Co nan t, of n?w v..rk.
"Land afc-1 Agricultural
0 Hi" s< r-.. .- r.f Andrew
Hester's ' tntentcrtt.
?
Inclusive! Secretary Hester's week
New Orlenhs cotton exchhhge sttttei
ires In the movement Into sight for
th? total crop
lit all United snio
rairisi 331,lOf* last year,
Oer 1. 40,112 :? :r:i| r.st IS.7S2 last
rVhd Southern mill takings,
against c: ? 1 0 tail y< ar.
< ??> igri exports of cotton since S ip
hi-r l hive, been ir,?.n* against
712 last year. The total takings of
erlenn mills North iJld Smith and
ad a th la far for the season have
ii iiv'f, against l OS,500 last yeirj
icitidlhg stocks left ov< r at ports
?
the numb-r of hales brought Into
it thus fnr for the now crop the
?
for the same period last year.
w'omr.v him, organize.
To Mi! In Development of Virginia
Chrlxtiuii Col!.-.
tSpeclal t" Tile Tlmes-I U-patch.]
Lynehtitirg, Vit., September 13.?For
(hi ? ? ? I tiding In the fhlargfi
rnont mid de-veltlptiiont "f the Virginia
Christian College; tho women of the
hi -'-.in Churches r.f the State are
f. !.? organized tinder the r.ame of the
Woman's Vdvisorv Board of tho Vir?
ginia Chrlst'An College, with head
'' The cxeciit?vp com'mltteo win be
ipmi ?cd ? ?:' the regular officers and
on.- member from each ol tho Christian
Churchefl In iho city Of Richmond.
'I ii. otlicefs for tho first year will bo'i
President, Mrs. j. L. nsil. Richmond;
'? Ident, Mrs ;r Pat.h-l. I'.-.'-li
patents*
PVrfiNf i --Fi:: ::: per^oSaxT" i 5 n
sultatlon Rloh^Ond with Invent?
ors fifteen years' experience; satis?
factory^ refer nii s. S. II. evans,
Patent Att-.rt. y. Box 9S4, Richmond,
l?0tfl3
TURKISH AND ROMAN B ATI 1 i
Richmond, Vn,
The most igagnitlcent hotel In the
South. Europe.in plan. Rooms Sinais
?un en suite, with and without baths.
; I .? sample rooms.
Special Summer Unten. Club 'Irrnk
f mil
Mrl.intir Cffv lAfjOtt?
Galen Hail I
in THE mountains,
Wernersville, Pa.
A I I HST-Ct.ASS HOTEL.
Resident physician, Tonic and
Curative baths. Special diet kitchen.
Lessons in llaskf ? nnil Weaving.
An Ideal place during tho fall
and winter mouths.
Untier sumo management as
GALEN HALL
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AN i i CLAY STH EETS.
Open dally from I'j A. M. to 5 V. M.
Admission. 25c '"'"90 on Saturday*
The Confederate Museum
T W ULFTii AND GI.AY STHBETa
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
i Admission, 26c. Fr.ea vu auiurUuyn,
mond; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. ?'. i
Adams, rtlcln tond.
The board i* tu secure a memb
in each Christian Church in virgiti
t., work in that church fur the cd
HEAVY DAMAGE BY HAIL
\l,.loiii Murm Strikes Eastern New
t <o;. mid Western < ounectlcut.
parts of Eastern New Vork and West
?
?
and Ui"Ht Imposing cHiirch edifices en
Long IsHnd. was hit and burned ti> th?
in New Vork City th? storm showed
l
raising ranch at the time of tho coming
Of the storm t i.. more than
? i
guinea pigs, nil or which were kilted;
?
BALDWIN REN0IY1INATED
i nnnliiioiis i liolce
t onticctlcut
fur Governor by
I ii in r n Hon.
September 13 Gov
ildwln whs renoiril
ithout opposition at
ntton Other State
?
ind it platform was
Htlon committee
tho ndmlnnU?hj
?
Connecticut as u
ibliCan party for
evlhwed Iiis work
to do mv best in
i 1 havo neon ln
lo of Connecticut.
to see Coum ilcut
i In the party of
?
f opportunity: the
for Social and in
IIRII.M \\T I IGIIT IN >K V,
illy I? Startled KU Mricnr Plashes
in tin- Hen vciis.
I Sp< -lal to The TlinCBri ilspntehj
pherrln, September 13.?Tho won*
ill Ifgiil seen In the heavens ?n
>:.. -?:.,>? night about twenty inln
fn 1! O'clock startled all who saw
f>ne family of four women and one
i was Bitting on the porch on the
th side of the hi use and all at
i> a very bright, somewhat reddish
t flashed, illuminating the porch
entire front yard for several soc
Tl'.e party ran out into the yard,
saw the big hall of fire, such as
? never saw before ns it crossed
sky, going somewhat northwest
ddwhwnrd it was not like what
... 1 ?. ""shooting star." It Wdfl
er, ninr.- brilliant an! startling,
rist blinding for a few seconds. It
a re.l streak behind it across the
and n few seconds after the licht
disappeared, ;i rumbling noise was
f?, so distinct that the front wln
sash to the h'otisfl trembled;
\vom,i nrosTnovRi),
I'Ipih of ntchmond Ceilnr Work? nt
Hon. Destroyed.
[Special to Tho Times-nispnteh. I
Norfolk. Va.. September 13.?Trie
sawmill of the ltehnmnd Ce,lar Works
nt Holly was destroyed by fire early
th|S morning. The pinning mills, dry
kilns and boiler houses' were only
saved bv heroic effort of employes',
who assembled to nu-ht the names. The
he'twieen $75.000 and Siae.ni.n.
The mil! wns n sind.? hand and resaw,
with a capacity of 60,000 feet of lum?
ber per day.
runii \ sivvr nv tenant.
Killing 1? outcome of (?unrrcl Over
Tobacco Crop.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dispatrh.l
Wtnston-Saletn, N. C, September 13.
_r\V S, Cook, a Surry County farmer,
while asleep near his tobacco barn,
four miles from Mt, Airy, was shot and
killed yesterday by George Snyder a
tenant dri the farm. Cook was curing
tiic tobacco for Snyder. The two men
had tjUnrroled Wednesday over the to?
bacco crop, ami Snyder, who Is all I
to he unbalanced mentally, got a rural
mall carrier to ptirchnsc sum- cart?
ridges for him, claiming that he wished
lo kill a dog. It was brought oil! at
the coroner's Inquest fo-day that One
of those cartridges kilted Cook. <~Viok
leaves a family. Snyder Is In Ja!!.
WALLACES SHOOT
TWO FAULKNERS
I Bp*"inI to Tli? TImea-Dlapatch. 1
Klnston, N C., September 18.?A dual
? ? lulling In serious If not fatal injury
took place hear herd lato this evening
between Hen Faulknor and his son,
OUy, and Doc Wallace and his son. Kd.
The affair Brew not of a feud '% l?ng
ling, nnd when thai partlos met In
I public road hostilities began,
itkner shot at the Wallaces several
times with a pistol and the fire was
returned by the Wallaces with BhOt
guns Beth Faulltnors were seriously
inded, and their horse wtia also
badly Shot The Wallaces escaped ln
iury. due to the bad aim of the man
with the pistol. Ben Faulkner Is lying
ni the point of death but the younger,
fluy, will rccovcri The Wallaces are
under heavy bond;
STANDING TIMHFin SOI,D.
Pennsylvania Plrni linken timi In Wll
llnmshurg Seellnn,
r ?tinplril to The Times- Dlspfttch.1
WllPamsburg, Vn? September 13?K.
W: Warbtititon and John \V. Jones have
sold the standing timber on the ton.
aero tract known as "VtLrnese,'' lo
. t l In Powhntnil District; jfltnrttest City
CoUnty to Ball, Pcllgman R- Co.. of
Pennsylvania, for $<;..<0i> cash. War
burton' and Jones paid $3,1)00 for the
lai I u I timber n few years niro, which
illustrates the rapid advance in t!mb"r
values. William Hariklns has sold to
atne company the .standing' timber
on his farm nenr Torino for $16,000
cash. It is reported tKat this firm will
i buy abolit $100.ODD w;Or,th of timber and
tirnl r lands in this county, taking
ovi r tlir. property of the Shaw Dumber
' Company . J to lie a subsidiary of
the Stariuj*^**' Olf.Cdmpariyt
The vestry of Rijiitb'n Parish ChiircH
! has elected Chanhlng M, liall a mcm;
tier of thai body, to succeed Dr. Wal
1 t? r a Montgomery, resigned. H. D.
Col was ejected Junior warden nnd Dr.
] .1. .-? Wilson register to fill vacancies
i cattsed by the resignation of Dr. Monti.
I gomery,
DABNBY tT SALISBURY,
Kays 'town's Greatest Need Im I.nek nt
f'OntPetlng Itnllroads.
[Special to The Ttmes-Plit itch
j Salisbury. N c.j September 13.?The
Salisbury Industrial Club held a big
booster meeting last night with W. T.
Dnbney. of Richmond: II. M. Weir, of
' Chicago, and C. 6. Kuester, of Cliar
' lotte, ns honored gtlests Addresses
were mnde by each of the visitors. Mr
Dahriey spoke with great force nnd
j sprang a stirj>rlse by declaring the cry
} Ing nerd of Salisbury and this part fit
j the Stnto Is on" or more cornpetlnc
[railroads HO suggested the Seaboard
I be tapped n? Monroe and be hrotight
(In Salisbury, lie also advocated bullil
Inc a trolley line to rtr.tn'.te QUnrry.
J Th" Salisbury Industrial Club is "n
I tii" midst of a membership campaign.
Severely Scalded.
tSrieclnl t? The Tlmva-Dl.spnteh;]
I fttpe Charles, V0., September 13.??
PL-hard Clayton, Iwonty-oiic years old.
a pumper; in the employ of tlo- N", w
Vorkj Philadelphia a rid Norfolk
j Railroad, was severely scnlded -.<
jut work at Taslby pumpintr station
Id-day The young man was Mowing
I ? t the Hues "f a boiler when the
blower btirstiid, forrlntr the scalding
ivater lipon Ms fnce ami bodv. lie wns
! taken to his home at Parkslcy.
?<ci)oola.
LAW SCHOOL
OF
Richmond College
'"'ffers thoroueb courses of study lead?
ing tn two years to degree of LU R.
Expenses iriodoratc. Four professors.
Extensive law library. Session begins
Si pteinher 10, For catalogue, address
l-res't r. \v. llnntn rlgtil,
Richmond, Va.
Virginia Mechanic's
Institute
Itlehtnitnd's Xlghl school of Technology
Registration begins September 16,
lOiSi 7:00 to 9:30 P. M.
School betrlns September 3S, 1912,
in 1XK \?.. l)l KB,
luperln tendent,
Alphonse J. H. Pennartz
?".radtiate of the Conservatory of Music,
Alxia Chapelle (Germany),
Teacher of Piano and Organ.
"II Bnsl Mnrflhnll ?.irret.
[hone Numb. r. .Ma li =on 1037.
Miss Morris's School
rou <;iiti
IS Enal tjrnee si reel.
September 25, 1912. Catalogues at
book etoren or from the principal,
MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS.
Principal.
1116 "West Avenux
ftuctfon fenlr?. Jfututr SDopa
Adam A. Wcschler,
Auct loader,
Washington. r>. C.
TUE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS AND
EQUIPMENT QF THE SHOREHAM
HOTEL. CORNER FIFTBENTH A*t?
II STREETS. N. '.v.. WASHINGTON.
Ci
Will bo sold l?v publlo auction In de?
tail, on the pn mls"!,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1912.
rienclng at 10 o'clook A. M?
and continuing thereafter dally (except
?I rdaj i at tho sain" hour until all
TERMS: Caan.
For further particulars, address
ADAM A. WESCHLER,
; , , Auctioneer.
?'- 1 I*1 Ave. x. W. Washington, t>. C.
Oy Edward S. Hose Co.,
Heal Estate Auctioneers.
OOAl.dlS.SIONER?' AUCTION SALE OF
v ,'[,';'.??? ,,',!'"1 "welling above,
"X. ? '? "vr 7U NORTH THIRD
'?' ? 1 Al,~' ' I RAME DWELL
STREET ? WKST LE1?H
In oxeoutlon of tho below mentioned
decree, entered on the 2<Rh day of
ju|y, 1912, vyo will sell l,y uuullon.
; ?:. LH? respi Stive premiacs. on
I'UESDAY, Till-: 17TH DAY OF SEP?
TEMBER, 1912.
i In the following urder, noiaely; First,
'?it :, o'clock IV M. .No. T-l.i North Third
street, tho former home ot the late
Henry Botsth. colored, who for years
conducted tho cOttl mil wood business
{Here in connection with sundry other
lines, and mado a success therefrom,
ract i'i. through his bounty no onu
Knows how man) rtl'osldos of the poor
onu needy he kept blazing in the eobl
lind che. rh-ss winter lime. without
I money und without price, thereby slnk
_? the dyu of success upon this fa
|vored spot. Hence, we commend it
to our modern mptioy-sockorS, who sell
I their tvdrca upon up-to-date terms and
conditions. Secondly, at r.:ao o'clock
I'. M., No. 612 West Leigh .Street, con
Rlstlng of it two-story frame dwelling
of antique design, not possible to
tlupll Ho et tbi? time by reason of tho
splendid lilnlber therein contained, In
that It cannot bo obtained in the
existing forest. The lot has a front
?f 25 feet by 115 feet, to a 17-foot
alley.
If you are In quest of good paying
InvCstmdnts, either or both win nil
I the hill. .Make it a point to be on hand
on tat, day and hour named and
ike a t. uu ius effort tu w in one or
tii of these prizes.
TERMS; trash.
mi:"nor; it white,
A FINER 0. GOODB,
u.M. is, CRAWFORD,
special ilonimisslonet*
Edward s. Rose Go., Auctioneers,
11 North Eleventh Street.
lephen A. Ellyson & Co.. Inc.
vs.
i M, Booth, Curator.
I certify that the bond required by
ibove decree of the Special com
ilSsloiiers has been duly given.
Given under my hand this it tit day
i September. 1912.
Teste;
CHARLES O. SAVILLE,
_Clerk.
Bale of Valuable Manufacturing I'lant at
Lttavlata, Va.?By virtue of two deeds of
m?t. bearing date of August 1. 1911. and
tprll it, lau, and duly recorded In tha
lainpbell County clerk's office, tlio under?
lined vi* 111 >.;i nt public auction, on th?
.remises, on Friday, October 19, 1*15, at to
'clock A. M? the plant of tho Consolidated
'iirnlture Works. Including factory and
ifflce, butidlngl and land attached tnereto,
iiochthory, franchises; patents, office furnl
iire and llxluri ?. manufactured goods, ma
lilnury and supplies and material on hand,
I? a Ivhola or In parcels to suit purchasers,
rorms: CHih, but more liberal terms can
).? obtained upon reusonahln conditions. A.
, Belt, AUiivlsia, Va ; W. It. tlould. O.
r. I aakt*. A. U. Percy, l.ynchburg, Va.,
Ural estate j:or Unit
" "for" 11 BNTT "
Two very desirable flats at fill North
Lombardy Street, with all conven?
iences, und In nice order.
Two nice flats at 825 East Main
Street; very control and convenient.
Iirl.k dwelling, s rooms, with all
mod,in conveniences, on Kensington
Avenue.
r. t. <v 11. L. PENOON,
_SjJ jjnsl M tin Street.
?cljools.
Richmond College
Session Opens September 10.
Standard college courses, with many
electlves, leading to tho degrees of B.
A It. S. and M. A Special courses In
one or more subjects offered to maturo
students who do not wish to matricu?
late for a degree. The number of
courses offered lias doubled In tho past
ten years. catuloguo and full Infor?
mation upon request. Address
Pres'? F, \V. Boatxvrlght,
Telephone Mad. 2:14 2-1 Itichmond. Va,
MIS*. CAMPBELL's sellout,
run rtniLS,
Opens September 24.
.tltl West CJriieo streel.
Write for particulars.
i iii ( hamBEKLATNK school,
A Country School for Hoys ?? Itichmond.
Va, Hoc?nu sohlen begins Sept. :'!. 1912.
T iroilgh preparation for college, tinlver
- 1 Primary Depart
meal for small Boys, Hen instructors ex?
clusively, Ample playground?, '?ntalogue
. mi be had on application. The. Ilcadimis
will In- ni the school, 3311 ("irovo Ave.,
nfter Sept. 7th. Telephone Madison 61.11-1.
C '1. L'HA&lnERLiAVNE, M. A . Ph. D.
Headmaster.
1912
? I;
JOHN P. McGUIRE, Prim Ipol.
Opposite Monroe Park, .......
Richmond, Va.
Forty-eighth session opens September JR. Certificate admits to advanced standing at University
of Virginia. 1 ach boy hits constant liullviilxr.il attention, (.'lasses small. The average number in each
class last yenr was citilit.
At University of Virginia boys prepared here received eight degrees in 1007; seven degrees In 190S; five
degrees In looO; five degrees in 1910? four degrees In ion and four degrees In ion. Only experienced unl
versliy men engaged in L'pper School. Lower School with separate rooms and Instruction for little boys.
All teachers give the whole of their time to the work ot this school.
Professor Fltr. Hugh, of University of Virginia,
writing August 16, l')0'), says: "McGuire'i University
School is one of the very tinest types of Southern private
school ', for preparation for college, and stand* to-day in
the very prime of its working efficiency. The students
frptn McGuire's are uniformly successful in the Latin
classes at the University. I ran recommend this school
without reserve."
Prof. Echols, of the U. Va., writing August 20, 1900,
says: "Especially in mathematics have the hoys from
McGuire's distinguished themselves at the University,
Dr. J. M. Pago, Professor ot Mathematics and Dean of the University of Virginia, writing September
1*3, 1909, says: "For about ton years It has been my duty to pass upon the preparation of students entering
the University, and it Is only fair to say that In no case have I found thnt n student entering with the
McGulre recommendation proved later to bo deficient in the subjects for which hv. was recommended.
. . . 1 havo nio hesitation In saying that any parent should consider him sell most fortunate who haa
the opportunity to enter his son at McGuire's."
Principal at 7 X. Belvldcrc. Hours. 0 A. M to I P. M. and after 5 P, M. Phone Madison S174.
exhibiting a careful and thorough preparation which hn
made the-n marked men In the classes.
"During the past ten years no less than forty-Sve have
been entered Irom the school directly int.) the senior
bachelor of art* course in mathematics, and their uniform
success in t It is course speaks in unmistakable terma of
the thoroughness of their preparation.
"It is une of the few schools in Virginia in which the
old time thoroughness, of preparation Is carefully main?
tained."

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