The times dispatch. [volume], August 18, 1913, Page 9, Image 9

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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Greater IMchmoud'a tireatent Nen??*pcr
?Hf Simnff ttsppfr $i?palrfi
GREATEST WANT AND ItRAL ES
TATE llKUlt'Al IN VIRGINIA, ANU
ONE OK TUK 11EST IN AMUU1VA.
Want Ad Rates
Dr.ily, one crut per tvorJ u'h^H paid
|n advance. No ad. takcu lor let* ilmu
len crutn.
One anil oue-linlf cent.* n noril ?H
clawHlflcntlou* except Mtuatlun Wanted
lor Kuudaj. Sit ur. lion Wiuitnt, one
cent a nurd. No ml. Muiilu; talieu tur
lean tliHn lltteru crnt.i.
No uiln. taken tor less than turuty
flve cent* when phoned in or charged
Bt the counter.
I'houe orders not giistrniitced.
ClaanlllvatloitM not eunrunltcil after
Bi30 P. Jl.
For puNlnrn* coulrnrtx, send tor Hir
Wtant Ad. .Man. l'lione Monroe 1.
2,ost a?b Jroiuis
EoHTr's'iL v e1t M atci i box' i ioliJbr
at bull giounc* or on Broad Street
car. ltewu.ru If returned to 200 Old
Dominion Trum Building. I
LOST. X~s7lVKit' WATCH,- DOUBLE I
case, No. 510, at LakCHide Park or on
car Sunday afternoon. Engraved on I
front of case, li. 11. Howard if re
turnod to \V. U. COWAUD1N, 1815
East Ma In.
BT ItA V 10 D, F I tOAlTiOM E AT KOFI EST
Jill), yellow uti'J white male pointer
dog, with collar bearing his name,
lleward for any Information or Ills
retuin Madison 3C27-J.
t?flp taarueb iBuir
"'^/a.NTEIJ. FOR UNITED STATES
Army, atnv-?oni<eO, unmarried men, be
tween the ages of 1 i and 35, citizens
of the United States, of good character
and temperate habits, who can speak,
read and write the English language
For information apply to ItECR L'lTl NG
OFFICER, 620 Eafet Broad Street, Rich
mond. Va
WANTEdTm~EN TO LEATtN BAFUIER
trade. Only few weeks required.
Wages after first month. Steady po
sition guaranteed. Write for cata
logue. MOLKil'S BARBER COLLEGE,
207 Bowery, New York City.
w"a NT ED. H A UN E S 8-MAK ERS:
steady Job the year round None but
sober men. MILLER & GLEASON,
Newport N?-wrt. Va.
feftnationss ttlantrb, ?sT?alr
WANTED," POSITION AS ' MANAGER
in sawmill. sixteen years' experience;
can furnish sawyer. Address 201
West Clav Street
t ?:
l?rlp tClantcfc .frntdlr
WANTED AT ONCE, GIRLS OVER 16
YEAR*? f>l,D IN STAMPING DE
PARTMENT. AND ALSO EXPEFlI -
ENCED HAND PAOKKItH. UOOIJ
PA V AND STEADY WORK. APPLY
ALLEN & G1 NT E It BRANCH.
SEVENTH AND CARY STREETS.
WANTED TO ENGAGE ~ EXPErT
enced tallores.s for the coming sea
son. Address G. care Carrier No. C,
city.
^V ANTED A LAD V FOR H'TSE"
keepet j,t Augusta Military Academy,
Fort Defiance, Va. Position pays J20
per m?'?ith. board and laundry.
feitujriun?5 CUaiucb, /? nnalf _
ladv of 'refinement Desires a
position 1>> September l, as matron,
housekeeper or companion for an
invalid lady; references exchanged.
Addles* S. A 15, care 1*. M., Tro
viliaiif-. Va
t ?
feituations, pto*rs5fonal
Xs EDt'CATKD." ' 1! E FI NED LAD Y~ \
wllil! r to teach and aoaume charge j
"f sn .ill pupils and act i*s managing
hoiinekeeper; references both re- !
quired and given. MISS G., euro
post :na>t e'. Ballsville. Va.
tfcrntG CUanua
ACENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE,
to handle high grade. fast selling
fipectaUy many duplicate orders, big
demand experience unnecessary; spe- i
cla.* contracts. Address. CRATSN '
SPECIALTY COMPANY. Norfolk, ,
\ a.
AGENTS WANTED; J-;o'pKR' WEEK
No Ui\t sti:ic:.t or experience ne. es- j
? ary II rite for mv big union tailor
lit; proposition P W HonliMAN,
President, S40 Regal Building, Chi- i
cago
Wanted." men "and women can
vniiS'-rrf or ; nts to sell Sun'' dir-ln- 1
fectnnt ball and ily and mosquito
pillow; sell at sight to private horres. '
office and public buildings hotels,
cafes, etc.. r.t 2i?0 per cent profit to
the agent. ALCATRAZ CO., Rich- |
mond, Va
? 1
feolirltora anb &a!rflmfn
BAD **DEBTS COLLECTED EVERY- |
where. Representatives wanted to I
sell contracts. Bond required Ad- j
dress PINKKRTOX A CO.. UNITED i
STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY. Au
dubon Rldg., New Orleans, La.
Board CUantrb
ifSUNG <-<>r pi.E w'on.D "like to
secure board and room In a private
family In West End, Grace or Grovo
preferred. Very best references. D ,
"97, care TiniOH-Dispatch.
BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED P.Y
brother and sister; Church Hill pre
ferred; references exchanged. Ad
dress C. E.. care Times-Dispatch.
WANTED. R< ?< ).\IS AND BOA RD WITH
private family by young married
cotiple and sister. Address G 10. care
Times-Dispatch.
~ ?>oacDina
tYi e" X* i'rV ;'iU f A'kiTci Fen' o?(T">ia1 n.
Never mind the weather. Rest for a
while and meditate. A meal here will
act as a tonic. A trial will convince.
THE VIRGINIA KITCHEN. 920 MAIN.
Forget your troubles; eat. your meals
In peace and quiet. If of! your feed
try a clisuigo. This Is the place.
SECOND "STORY~FRONT~AND OTHER
rooms; also table board. 209 East
Grace.
meals seTTv"fTd""at ~arViT" iioTTrsT
nice dinlnc,-i uom. or sent to any
part of tlie city. Phone Madison
lKf.9-J. MRS. LUCY J. WATTS &
SON. Home-made bread.
t>ESTRABLE, MODERN ROOMS. WITH
board; one unfurnished. 410 West
Grace Street.
1003 wT GRACE Sl\. ROOMS AND
board.
Hoomo j oi' i^fni
StR^rftl^rBURKE IS~MAKING RES
ervatlon for September 1st for rooms
and one housekeeping apartment.
117 East Franklin.
TWO LARGE."CONNECTING ROOMS,
unfurnished; suitable for light house
keeping. Monroe 39C5-J.
NICELY ~ FURNISHED. WITH OR
without board. 718 East Marshall
Street.
6TOP~AT" THE ROANOK E, HEART OF
Richmond. 50c day up. Electric
fnns, bath, phone. 114 North Eighth.
FURNISH ED~ROOMS NEX"R~ LIBB Y
Hill and Cliimborazo. Call Monroo
2074.
LARGE, D~ELIOHTFUL' ROOMS 11
North Sixth, between Franklin anil
Main.
A CONVENIENT APARTMENT OF~4
roofcis. 230(5 Went Grace Street.
Phone Monroe 2315-J. ,
WANTEdTgENTCEMEN TO <JCCU'pY
two second-story furnished rooms,
southern exposure, corner Allen and
ParV Avenues, excellent table board
convenient. Phone Madlsoi. 731.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO SET
tled gentleman. Apply J. W. I., care
Times-Dispatch.
Two "rooms," furnished for
houaekoeplng; also vlnglo room. 104
Weat Giaua.
What American League baseball
player?
Auavrrr to Vr?|p rdfir'n l>ut>!r.
I'll lit.
,f or &alr
0*C^Td!^VAu6N', \SUITA RLE ~ for
furniture moving or general hauling.
ONE TOP GROCERY WAGON IN GOOD
repair.
ONE ST EEL - T1 It K D, TOP HL'OGT,
good as new. '
ONE RUBBER-TIRED TOI' H1*GGY,
newly painted.
WE f'AltRY A LARGE STOCK OF
business buggies, phaetons, surreys
and runabouts; rubber or steel tires.
Wagon* for every purpose: largest .
stock; lowest prices; easy terms.
A. MEYERS SONS, 731 EAST CARY |
Street- j
wn HAVE A NUMBER OF LATH j
model Underwood and Remington j
Visible Typewriters, which look as
good, work as well una are guar
anteed the same an new machines, at
a saving of 40 per cent. Sent on
examination anywhere. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. INC.. i
60S East Main Stretu Phona Madi- I
eon 0256.
ForTsT!7e, new. mome-mawag- i
on; painting, repairing and rubber- !
tire work. RICHARDSON BROS.,
615 Brook Avenue.
FOR SA l PT~ g roc e rY STORE DOINO j
a pood cash business. Cheap rent; !
good Ktand and good trade. Reason :
for selling, going out of business Au- |
'if!'!' <" 1M2. rare Ti mes-Dlipa'.ch. '
LOT <) N E -1N <'11 PIPE. GOOD AH NF-.wT
I IJLUEORD A: CO.
FOR SALE."ESTABLISHED BARBER
shop, in one of the best hotels in
Norfolk; reason S'-lllng. party leav- j
Inu Norfolk on account of health;
thrc ? chairs; rent very reasonable.;
price very low to ?|ulck buyer. Ad
dress L 30'.' rare Times-Dispatch. j
FOR BALES, BUTTER? BOG j AND j
cheese business; an opportunity to
get into a good paying business with
small capital Address H. A. ADAMS,
Etall No. 70, First Market, city.
large""antique MAHOGANY DIN-* !
Ing table, perfect order. Madison
lfiott-J.
fZOtlttQ
r WISH"" T6""lNFoRM MY PATRONS
atid the public that 1 have retired
from the horseshoelnp business, (or- j
merly conducted by me at 301 North <
Gilmer Street, ami can now bo found
with John J. Doran. is and 20 South
Fifteenth Street, where I am in a
better position than ever to serve !
you. Thanking all for their many i
favors in the past, I hope to have a j
continuance Of same at the above
location. CHAS. D. I'1?SEY. j
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW !
that JAHNKE BROS., Jewelers. 312
East Main Street, buy, sell. ?xchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST ST TLBS. Old gold and
hl)\?r alwavs ln~en In exchange
Krai Cctrttr i?oc fealf
FOR SALE. ONE OK THE FINEST
farms In Harford County, Md.; 200
acres, three miles from Darlington,
the social centre of Harford County,
situated on the new State Road,
twent\ miles from Baltimore, in the
heart of a blue grass section of Deer
Creek; excellent location for stock
raising, mansion containing twenty-j
two bedrooms, costing 526,000, and a
bain which is the largest and best
built in the county, costing over j
Jn.uOO, both in splendid repair; a new ,
post, rail and panel fence over the .
e: tire farm; view from any portion
of estate overlooking live different ?
counties and the Susquehanna River; j
malt) Virginia families have recently
purchased farms sidjacent; this farm I
has for years been lectgnized as the
boat grass l'*im in Harford County;]
the property can he bought for $25,000 I
and satisfactory terms made to suit
purchaser. Apply to WEBB &
WHITE. 717 Title Building, Balti
more, Md.
TOBACCO FARMS FOR SALE IN TEN
acre lots. Best bright tobacco land
in Virginia. Stop paying rent, when
you can buy a farm same as rent.
Write for information. W. F| PANKE,
Hurkeville, Va.
$3,000 CASH WILL_BUY TEN-ROOM !
liotel, bost business section of Nor- ;
folk; beautifully furnished through
out. Rare chance. Reason for sell- j
ing, other business. Address 117 City |
Hall Avenue. I
OPPORTUN1 TV?FAR 51ING LAND FC3r j
sale, Oklahoma; oil in prospect. Sold i
on small payments. Particulars, P.
(J. Box 12, Petersburg. Va.
200-AC RE KAUM FOR SALE. AT A
< sacrifice, seven miles from railroad i
station. WM. MOSCHLElt, Chatham.
_ Va.
Ft>11 SA LE," 11EA UTJFI*L "HOM E. 013
West Franklin Street, east of Harri
son Street. Apply 1007 First National
Bank Building. Phone Madison laOS.
FOR SALEj NEW GROVE AVENUE
homes, 1700 block. Madison 1407,
Monroe 2944-L.
l&ral <?0tdtc jror Kent ~
1703 ' PARK."'"EIGHT ROOMS. HOT
water heat, etc, $50; 2111 Hanover,
eight rooms, hot water heat, etc.,
$41.67; 2S06 Park, seven rooms, $22.50;
2412 East Marshall, ten rooms. $25;
2402 Semtnes Avenue (Forest Hill),
eiglit rooms, $27.50; 1514 West Main,
eight rooms, $27.50; 322 West Main,
nine rooms, two baths, latrobe heat,
$35; 320 West Main, nine rooms,
j- 3 5; 115 West Main, nine rooms,
$32.50 (reduced); 500 North Twelfth,
tight rooms, $25; 522 North Eighth,
tevon rooms, $33.34; 305 South Ilar
ilnon, six rooms, $15; 110 South
Fourth, seven rooms, $21; 310 East
Clay, nine rooms, hot water heat,
two baths. $50. CRENSHAW &
RICKS.
FOR RENT.* EXCELLENT THREE
story icsldence as it whole or in Hats,
in perfect condition, with modern im
provements, in the city's popular
residential section, 20C East Grace
Street. Apply at premises or 213
East Broad street.
SIX-ROOM "iiouaisi, baiYgmn; SL'M
inlt Avenue. Bar Cor. Heights. Mrvdl
?*on 4932-J.
Heal e-jtQtc sdanreo
i.i;;t your farms with j. a. com
NELLY & CO. Wilto iicsiu> T.ir-uoA*
. 4?nvy bi^nk*. t
WANTED, FARM WITH COLONIAL
house, near railroad town, school;
300 acres or over; good land. Must
bo cheap. Address Room 3, Kirk
Building, Roanoke, Vo.
News of Petersburg
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
5 Bolllngbrook Street,
(Telephone 14 S ft)
Petersburg. Va? August 1?}.
T h e body of Mrs. Mary Blackwelt
Bidgood, wife of I>r. It. M. Hhluood,
whose death after a brief illness, as
announced in Th" Times-Dispatch, oc
curred last evening, will be removed
to Fartnvllie to-morrow morning,
where the funeral and burial will take
place. Mrs. Bldgood was in the sl.\
tietli year of her age, and besides her
husband, is survived by six daugh
ters?Mrs. S. V. V. Prince, of Wash
ington, D. C.; Mrs. Robert \V. Price,
of Petersburg: Mrs. C- C. Fleini.-v, of
Farmvllie'; Mrs. Mary D. Withers. ' of
Now Bridge, N. V.; Mrs. 11 A. DaVli
ef Montgomery. W. Va.. and .Miss An
nle Bldgood, of this city. One sister,
Mrs. W. O. Hubbard, ??f Buckingham,
CCianinj
WANTED, TO BUY FOIl CASH
household goods in any quantity, j
l'hone Madison 3861.
WANTED. TO li J"PA III TOUR MA- '
chlnery and printing presses. RICH- '
MOND MACHINE WORKS, 2400 East !
Main Street.
WANTED, YOUR 7>UDS IN 6i;7<~SL"I?.?T I
By parcels post collars and cuffs,
1 1 -2 cents each. VIRGINIA LAL'N- i
DRV. Richmond. Va.
W A N T ALL T? ' < >M E T? T1 i E11 MAN !
Chesterfield school picnic Wednesday,
August 20. Automobiles free from
Forest Hill.
WANTED^ A ROLLING CHAIR FOR
invalid. Phone Madison 3611-Y.
W A NTED OLD FEATHER M AT
tresses and antique furniture DEW,
upholsterer arid mattress-maker.
Repairing and polishing furniture a
specialty 4 25 West Broad.
prtsonalo
HUMAN iiAin BOUGHT AND SOLD ;
at HUGHKS'h North Third.
3)rf, Coal ant) t&oob
YOU CAN SAVE 51 TO $5 ON TOUR
wood and coal bill by placing your
order now and pay weekly this
month. I have been pleasing house- '
keepers in Richmond fifteen years.
No extra charge to suburbs, boeau/o
1 deliver with automobile. Try me.
LONG'S, 1500 West Broad
BEST ANTHRACITE, ; *7.00; BEST
splint. $t..00; all other coals at low
est prices. W. B. REAMS, "09 to 711 |
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
0434.
QUICK FIRES. NO WASTE, USE PO
cahotitas Washed Pea Coal for cook
ing. J4 f.O per t->n delivered. SAMUEL
II. C'OTTRELL &? SON. 1103 West
Marshall Street. Telephono Madison
177.
feuFnmrr BDarDinB
PI'LM AN, COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW.
Va.. on water front; everything up- >
to-date; on Cottage car line; meet me
at the Pulman. For information,
write PULMAN COTTAGE CO.
ST. L< iris < ?' ?TTAG ]?:, <JCEAN VIEw|
opposite Virginia Bay station; meals
and rooms; home comforts; bathing,
boating and fishing; special rates to
families and parties. Address MRS.
E. J. BRADLEY, Proprietor, Ocean
view, Va.
ORi< ;S ?>i'TAGE. OCEAN VIE^r, VA., I
fronting Chesapeake Bay. Modern in
every respect. Shower baths, bath
ing. boating and tine fishing. Best
accommodations guaranteed; on cot
tage car line. MRS. H. A. DIGGS, 1
Proprietress.
MISS MARY <? ELLIS WISHES A FEW 1
boarders. Amherst. Va.
CRAW FOR D~(COTTAGE, OCEAN V IK \\\
on water front. Rates reasonable.
Special rates to parties of two or
more MRS. A. W. BOHANNAN,
Ocean View, Va.
Automobile# .foe fcale
FOR SALE?WILL ^*SELL OR EX^
change for real estate, country pre- |
ferred. one seven-passenger automo
bile, one combination car truck and j
five-passenger, one motorcycle, two i
speedometers, good as new. C 77.j, ,
care Times-Dispatch.
j"'lat0 j~-ot ftnu
FOR RENT. AT ONCE, 150? GROVE
Avenue, a desirable, attractive four
large room flat; furnace, electricity;
reasonable. Phone Madison 7150-L.
FOR-RENT, AT ONCE. 1609 GROVE
Avenue, a desirable, attractive four
large room flat, furnished; electricity:
reasonable. Phone Madison 7150-L.
Stisinrsij Opportunity
WANTED. SILENT OR ACTIVE PART
ner to invest {.3.000 in a supply house
in this city. Only one of kind In
State . Profit will be 50 to 100 per
cent. A1 chance. F 8S3, care Times
Dispatch.
fl IA VeTtO LOAN FOUTTtHOUR AN D
dollars on first mortgage citreal
estate. Address D 795, care Timcs
Dlspatch.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY* * T O AC Q i' IRE
U. S. patent household necessity,
thoroughly practical, and can bo
manufactured very cheaply. Will sell
for cash or royalty. Address W. M.
B., Kenbrldge. Va.
&f)i?crilanFO[ig
SHOi-f REPAIRING ~ '
RUBBER WHOLE SOLES AND
spring heels put on $1.50. All kinds
of shoe repairing. DREW'S ELEC
TRIC SHOE FACTORY, 716 Main
Street.
llfgal j^otjre
V'iROIViaTTn THE LAW ANDEQUI
TY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Grand Fountain. United Order of True
Reformers,
vs.
Savings Rank of the Grand Fountain.
United Order of True Reformers of
Virginia.
EXTRACT OF DECREE OF JULY 29,
1913.
And it appearing from the report of
the receivers herein this day filed that
they have filed with Commissioner O.
Carlton Jackson, who is executing the
decree of reference herein, a list of the
alleged depositors and creditors of said
Savings Bank sis shown by Its ledgers,
who number several thousand, and a
large number of whom are either dead
or so scattered that it is impracticable
to reach them personally, it is ordered
that all creditors of the Savings Hank
of the Grand Fountain. United Order
of True Reformers of Virginia, do ap
pear before Commissioner (J. Carlton
Jackson at his oilice. No. Sll Travelers'
Insurance Building, Richmond, Va., on
the 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1913.
at 10 o'clock A. M.. and establish their
claims against said Havings Bank.
And it further appearing from said
report that many of the alleged claims
against said Havings Bank amount to
or less, and that the assets of salt!
| Savings Bank will probably be insuffi
cient to pay a greater dividend than 20
pe.- centum to its depositors, and that
j til'- expense of auditing and paying
I dividends on said claims of $2 or loss
\v :;K make it Impracticable and in
expedient to attempt-.to .deal with said
I el imn except on the personal applica
' ti'Jn of the claimants, it Is ordered .that
r 11 creditor;* of the Savings Bank of
I the Grand Fountain, United Order of
True Reformers of Virginia, whose
I claims amount to $2 or less do appear
before Commissioner G. Carlton Jack
son. at his oltlco. No. 811 .Travelers' In
surance Building. Richmond. Va., on
the lO'i'll DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 191.1.
at 10 o'clock A. ,M., and r.hqw cause, if
any they can, why their said claim
should not be Ignored by him in mak
ing up his report of the liabilities of
said bank.
G. CARLTON JACKSON.
Commissioner.
and one brother. W. M. Saunders, of
North Carolina, also survive.
It All) ON "COKB" ROOM.
Six rnckiiKrN of Cofnlnr Found In \
Home of Xrgro.
At a late hour last ni?zlit detectives j
and police made a raid on a house |
in (Jill Street, suspected of being a !
dope joint, from which cocaine was |
secretly dispensed to negroes. Peatl |
llartlett, the negro proprietress, was
arrested, and between 11?? ? mattresses
of a bed In one of the rooms on which
a couple were sleeping at the time,
six packages of cocaim* were found.
Some Kin and whiskey were also found.
The woman protested In r Innocence,
charging others with beinglng the co
caine Into her house, hut this was de
nied. Other Inmates of the house were
arrested. The police have kii^'.vn for
some time that cocaine was being <lis
pensed from some secret quarter to ne
groes In the city. it is believed the
drug was procured from Richmond.
A MO I XT UtlCKIiV SI USCIUHEIK
.Morchnntt Give Kuuil to Improve IMili
lic Itnnds.
The merchants of Petersburg were
asked '-.ii Friday to subscribe *200
to make up the necessary amount to
Improve the public road running from
Mamora on the Dinwiddle line to
Amelia Courthouse, and within an
hour the money was given. J A
Sydtior, of the Amelia Hoard of Super
visors, and Secretary Martin, of the
Chamber of Commerce, called on the
merchants In the interest of the Im
provement. There Is now a good i w
from Petersburg to Marmora, and tills
proposed extension will give a g<>o<
road to Amelia Courthouse. The 1 e
tersburR merchants have been very
livrral in contributing to mad build
ing in ?he adjacent counties,
freelv to the counties of Chesterfield,
Prince (ieorge and Dinwiddle. They
never re. use to aid in this respect,
knowing that Petersburg will be bene
fited
A It RESTED FOIt BKiAMl.
Xcgro Man Held on Warrant Sworn
Out by Flrat Wife.
Thomas Coleman, colored, was ar
rested last night on a warrant charged
with bigamy. Both wives live in this
city. The discovery of Coleman s sec
oni! marriage was made by the lawful
wife, who, on hearing reports that her
husband had taken a second partner
to himself, confirmed the truth of the
rumors by the records in the clerk s
office. It was on her complaint that
rtie arrest was made. Coleman is pla> -
ing the "crazy act."
TO INSPECT BRIDGE.
Notice Given by Judge Wlngtleld of
Contemplated Visit,
Judge Wlngfleld, of the State Cor
poration Commission, has notllied Sec
retary Martin, of the Chamber of Com
merce. that he and probably one or
more of his associates on the commis
Hion, will come to Petersburg to-mor
row to make personal Inspection of the
approaches to the Seaboard Air Mne
Railway bridge spanning the Appo
mattox River at this point. The bridge
proper is said to be strong enough to
bear many times the weight that has
I ever been put on It. Inspections of
j both bridge and approaches have here
tofore been made by engineers, and
their reports have been made to the
Corporation Commission, members of
which will now make personal inspec
tion.
FREIGHT WRECK OX X. A W.
KaNtbound Coal Train Derailed In Vi
cinity of Windsor.
An eastbound coal train 011 the Nor
folk and Western Railway was wrecked
early this morning in the vicinity of (
Windsor, or in what Is known as Wind- j
sor Bottom. Nine carb are reported to
have been derailed and piled up to- j
gether. No one was hurt, but the track i
was badly blocked and trains delayed.
Personal nnd OtherTrl.se.
Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Burke have re
turned from Beechhurst, L. I . where
they have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. E. E. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Staunton Pilcher are
visiting Mrs. Plleher's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Warfield, at Oalthersburg,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Witherapoon have
returned from the Warm Sulphur
Springs, after a stay of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burwell are ut
Pawtucket, R. I., for the summer. |
Hon. Charles T. I-assiter and fam
ily have returned, after several weeks' ;
sojourn at Massanetta Springs.
A window awning on the fifth floor
of the Mechanics' Association building
caught tire and was burned yesterday
afternoon, from some unknown cause.
XEW CHURCH RHDICATED.
t.reat Gathering of Christians Attends
Service ut Winchester.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
Winchester, Va., August 17.?The new
Christian .Church, one of the most im
portant pastorates of the Virginia Val
ley Central Christian Conference, was
dedicatee' to-day in the presence 01 a
great gathering of members of the de
nomination from the Shenandoah Val
ley and portions of West Virginia and
other State.? Funds sullicient to pay
j off the debt were raised by cash con
| tributions or satisfactory subscriptions.
! The sermon was preached by Rev. J. O.
; Atkinson, D. IV, editor of the Chris
1 Man Sun, Elon College. N. C.. ami a hls
| torical sketch of the church and eon
? gi-igation was read by the pastor, Rev.
j Wli'iam T. Walters. The invocation
! was made by Rev. \V. K. Baker; scrip
' lure lessons "were read by Rev. A. W.
| Andes, Harrisonburg; prayer was made
by Rev. J. P. Barrett. D D.. of the Her
r.id of Gospel Iaberty. Dayton, <>.. and
the dedicatory prayer by Rev. W. G.
Clement, Morrisville, N. C.
The sixty-fifth session of the eon
! Terence, which has been in progress
since Thursday, closed to meet on Au
! gust 20 next in Antloch Church, near
Harrisonburg. Rev. William T. Wal
ters was re-elected president and also
chosen to preach the annual sermon,
ltev. It. Ii. Williamson was elected vice
' president, and A. L- Hook, assistant sec
' rotary. Other otllcors were continued.
A committee was appointed to frame a
constitution for the conference and re
; port at the Antloch meeting. All ro
! ports showed an increased membership
and larger offerings in every depart
. nient.
The Sunday school report emphasised
j the importance of organized classes,
! cradle roll, home departments, exelu
tlve use of the Christian Church litera
ture, and'devoting portions of offerings
to missions.
During the final session addresses
?were made on "The Christian Orphan
Inge," by Superintendent K. M. Carter,
[ Elon College, N. c.; "Obligations of the
Church," by Rev, J. P. Barrett, D. D?
and "1'rlnclplos of the Christian
Church."vby Rev. W. G. Clements, oth
ers making addresses wore I>r. W. A.
Harper,- president 0/ Elon College, and
Nat tint Rathburn. of the Christian Pub
lishing Association, Dayton, O.
ANNUAL CONVENTION
HELD AT BEDFORD CITY
Sunday School AmmocIiitInn HoUIm Three
IntrrratliiK ScmnIoiin In
Ouo Uny.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch. ]
Bedford City, Va., Auifust 17. Tho
fourth annual convention or tho Bed
ford County Sunday .School Association
! was held this week, and the exercises
| that occupied the morning. afternoon
and evening of Friday were very In
teresting and largely attended Tho
report of 11? o president. J .1 Scott
showed a very encouraging- growth.
Organized on November 14. 1 fiio. at the
Baptist Church at Redfortt City, It now
htapds eleventh on the honor roll of
the forty-seven associntlons In Vir
ginia. for percentages on work accom
I 11 fhed.
I , 'n;r? arf seventy-two Sunday sc hool*
in Bedford, but only thirtv-thrpe filed
I reports for the past y. nt thrso
| there ars 321 ollicors ami teachers. - Too
' ^wjIai;\', V\iUl 11 to,:l1 onrollni.-nt" of
I J. ^.4. of these schools, most of which
aie in the county. sixteen are opened
, the entire year. During the past year
;?I " members of these Sundav schools
I have connected themselves with the va
rious churches.
At tho morning session of the con
I ?.0, 0n ",e ", st address was inude bv
j I. C. Minor, of Harrisonburg, the au
j perlntendent of the secondary division.
! the subject of which was ti e "Call ,,f
j Adolescence. ' A svmpos um. "The
Teacher and the Teaching." was led
by Rev. T. C. Pago, of tho Episcopal ,
Church. in which short addresses ..n
various topics wore mad<? by Mrs T
D. Berry, .Mrs. E. K. Smith'. Mrs L
Dillon, Hon E. f'aiker. Mrs. S. <? Uravos.
?Cuptain T. S. West spoke '<n "Iiollars i
?and Sense; Thomas C. Digps spoke on
the Work of An Ktf.cient School"!
morning session was < losed with
ail address on "Little I'e .p|.v \,y Miss
(Catherine Groh. the Star, superlnten
, dent of the eiementaiy division.
At l o'clock a bountiful and' dalntv
luncheon was served all of th. dele
gates in the handsome annex to the
Methodist Church.
In the afternoon reports of superin
tendents of departments were made bv
I Miss Blanche Tolley, Mrs. \V A Fltz
Patrick. Mrs. Kdmonla Saunders. Mrs.
i W I . Hardj. J. J. , riles, D. il Thomp
son, Mrs. Walter Hopkins, M. E. Bays
unci Mrs. Walter Fi earns
Mi us Champ Noell. T r Diggs. Mips
Mary C. Nichols", .1. H Wildman* of
Lynchburg, and Miss Katharine Groh
jail spoke Interestingly on various topics
connected with the work.
j At an evening session, opened with
devotional service. G. C. Minor and T
C. Dlgga made admirable addresses!
1 There was also a boys' conference held
j during the day at the parish-house of
the Episcopal Church, with a most
| gratifying attendance of liovs. This
, was conducted by Rev. C, c Minor.
State superintendent of the secondary
I division.
The Colored Baptist Association was
j held here during the week, with a very
: ifirge attendance of ministers and dele
gates, when many vital subjects to
their church was discussed. The white
| ministers and other white people at
j tended.
i Mrs. Mary McKinney and daughter,
; ABs? Florence McKinney, of Richmond,
; are boarding with the Misses Smith,
I on Longwood Avenue.
i Miss Emma Quarles, who has been
visiting the family of Hon. 11. C. Lowr.v
and othor relatives here, returned to
i her home in Richmond to-day.
I. N. Clarke and his son. Thunman
Clark, have returned fiom a pleasant
trip to Holland, France and England.
?? i ? .
I\Pill\Gn)IRXTS ON PATENT.
Kn*t nuiii Kodak CnnipnnT Mny Hnvr to
Return Millions of Dollars.
I [Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
New York. August IT.?According to
| Thomas \V. Stephens, president of the
| Ansco Company, of Binghamton. X. v.,
j the Eastman Kodak Company will be
compelled to return between $5,000,000
and J25.000.000 as a result of the deci
sion handed down by District Judge
Hazel in the United States Court of
Buffalo.
The decision declares that all the
common types of film manufactured
by the Eastman concern, such as cart
ridge film, film packs and cinemeto
graph films, are infringements on a
patent held by Hannibal Goodwin. This
patent is controlled by the Goodwin
Mini Company, which, in turn, is con
trolled by the company headed bv Ste
phens.
Hi" hast man Kodak Company will
doubtless carry the case to the United
Mates Supreme Court. Goodwin died
in l:io_ without realizing a cent on his
patent.
ShootN nt Policeman.
| [Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Lynchburg. Va., August 17.?George
Ware, a member of the local Police
| Department, was shot at twice this
I afternoon by Colbert Lindsay, who was
I evading arrest for a minor change
i olbort made his \Vnr?* u?. .
i de'athn?nthS ,lnprero<l be^vecn life and
aticrion fealrc <zi)iG Dap~
The Valentine Auction Co.
A net lonrers,
i 618 EAST BROAD STREET.
FRESH STOCK
OF
Groceries, Scales, Coffee
Mill, Oil Tank, Show
Cases, Etc.,
At the request of Mr. ,J M Mutter !
we?wm ^nkm,'v;i < h:u,?e ot tMisin.
Hnrrison St,??><? t, X"" So"lh|
TO-DAY (Mo'.S'DAV), AUGUST IS.
, , 3:30 o'clock P. M., ' i
his entire stock ot" Groceries ill ?c ?
which is strictly fresh and high grade
; consisting of Canned Goods of various
kinds, including Corn, Tomatoes, Peas
| Beans; Succotash, Fish Roe. Karo and
I other Syrups. Campbell's Soups, Cocoa
Sardines. Salmon, Corn Reef, etc. varl
1 L,(nv<lo?f- Chaimer's
I Gelatine, Mustards. < atsup, Sauces
Condensed Milk. Brooms. Washing
l,Vr'\erSy. va,i",,s bra nils Soap.;
(Starch, (>ln Hutch Cleaner, etc.* also
off,c-:
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE A 1'( 'T ION CO. '
Auction fettif0 jriitiitr daf>a
In execution of a certain deed of
trust, dated iNth day ot" March 1913
( to the undernamed trustee, recorded hi
the clcrU s otli. e in Charles City Conn- I
|t>, \a., in deed book 20, page 425. de
fauK haying been made in the paMiient !
of one of the i mes therein secured and ?
, being re,juue.i ;<o Jo do by the holder
f will Sell at public auction, at the :
| present location of the mill on Trees!
1 olnt track. In Charles City Countv
Va., on *?"
TL'ESDAV. AUGUST 1.0 101 ?>
- o'clock 1'. M., ' '
the following property: one Sawmill
comnleto one Boil, r and Engine, one I
Double Edge r, one Carry one
Dust Blower, one old Sawmill, one i
Horse, four Mules, two Lumber Wagons
two Trip Log Carta.
Terms: Cash as to expenses of sale
and notes to the amount of StOO, with !
Interest thereon from the 24tli day of I
March, 1913.
A. L. SMITH,
Trustee.
Keal Ccftrttc CClantcu
McVeigh & glinn
Want Your
RENTAL BUSINESS
TURKISH AM) ROMAN I1ATIIS.
THE JEFFERSON
llICU)IO\U, VA.
The most magnyUoul hotel In th? ;
South. European plan Rooms slncjlo
mid on suite, with and without luU.is i
Kpacious aample rooms.
Club Urm'iliKl. I
Atlantic Citp Kcsortfj
THE WILTSHIRE
VIRC.IMA AVKXl'K AM) HKACII. OPKAN J
vlrw; rapacity 350; jirtvnte baths, running
water In rooms, ??levator: music. Special.
J15 up V7eek!y. 5J.W up dally. Open ull th?
ytar. Booklet. SAM'I. ELLIS.
kpENTS POSTACE SECURES FULL INFORMATION OF AT
LANTIC CITY AND ITS HOTELS. ADDRESS INFORMA
TION BUREAU DEPARTMENT 'M' ATLANTIC CITT. N.J
PAC. Xr ARIv. AVES. OrounJj with TENNIS
& CROQUET COURTS adjoin BEACH.
(JupHs may no from HOUSE to BEACH In
BATHING ATTIRE without using STREETS,
which Im PROHIBITED. RUNMNO WATER
In rooms. I'RIVATK BATHS. $1.50 and u|>
daily; IS to S17.M weekly. AM. PLAN. WHITE
SERVICE. ORCHESTRA. BAI.I.ltOOM.
VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENTS. BOOK
LET PAUL C. ROSECRANS.
dummer Kesorts
VIRGINIA.
Natural Bridge Hotel
Open all tho yonr. Golden seal hotel.
Excellent service. Good livery. Swim
ming pool, howling alley, orchestra.
Write for rates.
Owned and operated by Natural
Bridge Co. \V. G. HAMILTON.
Hotel Managor.
J. MUNDT. Jr..
General Manajp'
I'ENNSYI.VA ma.
Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
THE KITTATINNY
I'ndrr Entirely New Management of
Ott ner.
Reasonable rates. Cuisine unsur
passed.
Charles II. White,
Owner and Proprietor.
^cf)00i?f.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
III.ACKSUtntG. VA.
Degree courses In Agriculture, Ap
plied Riology, Horticulture. Agricul
tural Engineering, Applied Chemistry,
| Chemical Engineering. Metallurgy and
{Metallography. Applied Geology, Civil
Engineering. Mechanical Engineering,
Electrical Engineering, Mining Hngi
neering. Sixty-four Instructors, Thor
oughly Equipped Shops, Laboratories
and Hams. Steam heating and electric
lights in dormitories. Library 20,000
volumes. Farm of 1,100 acres.
' TWO-YBAU COURSE IX AGRICUL
TURE AM) FARMERS' WIN
TER COURSE.
I Total cost of session of nine months.
I Including tuition and other fees, hoard,
j washing, uniforms, medical attendance,
j etc., $281.-5. Cost to Virginia students,
I $231.26.
i The nest session- opens Wednesday,
September 24, 1913.
J. D. EGGLESTON,
President.
Write for catnloguo.
McG uire's
University School
Forty-ninth session opens September
17. Lower School for little hoys. Thor
, ough preparation for university, col
? lege and technical school. Principal
I at 7 North Helvidere. Phone Madison
5174.
Pr. J. M. Page, Professor of Mathe
matics and Dean of the University of
Virginia, writing September 13, 1009. ?
says "For about ten years it has been .
my duty to pass upon tho preparation
I of students entering tho University, !
and it is only fair to say that in lio !
case have I found that a student en- |
tering with the McGuire roeoinmenda- .
tion proved later to be deficient in the ?
! subjects for which lie was reeom- ;
mended. ... I have no hesitation !
in saying that any parent should con- i
aider himself most fortunate who iuis
the opportunity to enter his son at
McG ul re's."
Catalogue at book stores or upon
a pplicntion.
?IQllX I*. MHil lHE, Principal.
Virginia Mechanics' Institute
Richmond's Mglit School of Technology
Xew classes in Art for industrial
students; Mechanical, Architectural and
Free ILjnd Drawing taught by experts;
shops and theoretical classes in the
Mechanic Arts and Sciences.
Registration September 15 to Septem
ber 23. 7:30 to 9:30 P. M.
For further information, apply to
FRANK W. DI KE.
Superintendent.
I.omhardy and Park Avenue,
Richmond, Vh.
Twelfth Session Begins September 18.
College Preparatory School for Hoys.
Loner School for Small Hoys.
The dean is now at tho president's
1 office, Richmond College
Phone Madison 2,1-IU-if.
WILLIAM L. IMllNTE,
Dean.
PEABO DY
Conservatory of Music
MidLlutore, Mil.
The Landing riuUmetl
iui:nIciiI coiimc rvulory iu
lh?' connti'j.
Srlinlurnlilii* nml dljdomu.i awarded. Olr
I rulnrs milled. Tuition In ull (ixIm and
I otuuchcit.
Cccurtffono
Dyer** Fourth Un?-U?r K.innto* to
Natural Bridge
I'lllHSIlAV, AlOUST at.
Leave Petersburg 0 :3n a. M. Six houra
at Bridge. Returning. nrrlve Peters
burg 11:5') I'. M. All oxjionso*. (are,
transfer and ailmIssdon, f.VOO.
IMI v;-t 11 D\KU.
The Confederate iViuseum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open 3 A. At. to 5 I'. M.
idmblnsion 25c Pre# on .-aturdnv*
l&afltoa&s
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:1;? A.?Local?DnllV?Newport Neivn
S:!0 A.? Local -Dally ?Ch'vllle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond.
!?:">? A. ? Ex pre** Dally?Norfolk. OI<! Point.
t!0:00 A.?Local?Dully? I/chb'g. t<?. C. Forgo
*12:00 Noon?l-.xcrens?Dully ? Norfolk v^..l
i'olnt.
?2;00 p.?Express?Dally?Oln., L'vi!l*
t4:00 P.?Express.? Dally?Nor.. Old Point
E:? P. -J.ccal ? Dally?N. News, OI'I Point
5:15 P -Loc ul ?Ex. Sun.?Charlottesville.
S:li I'.?l<oc?l~VS'i!fk <lays c\< ?-pt Saturday
to Warren. Saturdays to Clndstone.
*6:10 P.?Limited?Dally?Cln., Cti'go. St. L.
*11:1X1 P.?E\presn -- Dully ? On.. Loulsvlilu.
Lynchburj. .Natural Urlil?o.
? Kie?pers. t Parlor Car*.
TRAINS ARRIVE HlfHllOND-Local from
East: 9:55 A. XI.. ":40 P. M. Through from
East: 11:3') A. il., 1:56 1*. M . <5:3D 1'. il Local
from West: b:!5 A. M.. **&:5$ A. M. and 7:2')
1*. M. Through; S:15 A. M.. 11:55 A. 11. and
S:Sr. P. M
Jamea River Line: ' ? <? rtr? A. M.. 4:55 P. M.
\vk days. Sundays ft: 55 i'. M.
?? Dally exrspt Sunday
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave South Richmond. Seventh ami
Perry Streets, for Petersburg:
?6. 7. V -J. 10. II. *li A. M . 1. 2. *3. 4. 5.
??5:4r>. T. 3, 10 P. M.
11:00 P. M. for Chester. 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycatnoro
Street, for South ltlehmond:
n.:ti, 0:3:. :30. *7 :35. S:X.. 9:33, ?10:35. 11:35
A. M.. 12:33. *1:35. 2:35. 3:35. '4:35. 5:3'. 6:3.*..
t":05, *7:13. S:85. ?:3f., *10:40. 11:40 P. M.
fDnlly except Sunday and holidays.
?Carrb'K btiKKng" and express.
"Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars
for Richmond.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL KAIL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedulo In Effect Septeir.oer 80. 1912.
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: *a ;00 A. M.. *3:00 P. II.. *4:t?
P. M. ,
FOR LYNCHBURG ' AND THF. WEST:
*4:16 A. II 'SiW A. M.. *3:00 P. M.. *9:20 P. M.
Arrlvo Richmond from Norfolk: *11:40 A.
M.. *6:35 P. il. *11:30 P. M. From the West:
?4:40 A. M.. u2:10 i*. M.. bl:40 P. M.. *6:05 P.
M.. *9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. bSunciay at./.
W. B. BEVILU Pass. Traf. Mgr.
W. C. SAUNDERS. O. P. A., lt.fanoke. V?.
C. H. BOS LEY. D. P. Jl.. Richmond. Va.
RietunonJ, Freierictsli'g & Potomac E. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
I.oave Hlohmond 1 Arrive Richmond
?a.SOA.X. B/rl St. St* ' *7.60 A.JI. BrrdSt.Sta.
?0.<6A.n. Jlaln St. Sta.fm.25 A.M. Elba Button.
?..60 A.M. Main St. Sta. f 11.35 A.M. ll)rdSt.8lo.
?S.40A. M.llyrd St. Sta.,
?10.46 A.M. Hjrrd St. Sta.
?IS.01 noon llyrd St. Sta.
12.00 P.11. Byrd St. Sta.
*3.60 P.M. djrrd St. Sta.
24.16 P.M. Kllia Station.
?5.15 P.M. Main St. Sta.
.'8.20 P.M. Byrd St. Sta.
*1.00 P.M. Wain St. Sta.
?2.60 P.M. BrrJSt.Sla.
?8.20 P.M. BjrdSUStf
?7.30 PJL Byrd St.StK
?O.ltO P.ll. Byrd St.Sta
*11.17 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?12.50 night ByrdSt.Sta.
?12.65 nlgli tMalnjt.St^.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd St. Sta. ?.00 P. M. for Frederlcksharjr.
Leare KIba Su. 7.30 A.M.,0.30 P. M. Tor Asbland.
Arrlre Byrd St.Sta.8.26 A.M. from Frederleksb'g.
ArrltoKlhaSta.e.SO A.M.,6.43 P.M.front Aihland.
?Daily. fWeckdaya. i Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
?top at Elba. Tima of arrivals and departure*
sot guaranteed. Read the aitna
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SUUTH.
Trains Louvu Richmond.
N. B.?Following schedulu ligi'.i es published
as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South?Dally; o:l<> A. M. ? Local.
10:30 A. M.?Express. 6:00 P. JI.?Express,
with Electric lighted Sleeping Curs for At
lanta and Birmingham. 11:45 P. M.?Exprusa.
Week Dttys: 3:00 R. A*..?Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dally?Connecting for Balti
more M or., Wed. and Friday. 6:04 A. M.?
Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. u.?Uon.. Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Tralnt> Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 6:50 A. M. and 8:40 A. M..
1:00 P. M., S:0? P. M. dully; 12:55 Ex. Sun.
From West l'dlnt: 0:30 A. M. dally; 11:35 A.
M.. Uon., Wed. und Frl.. 4:25 P. M. Ex. Sun.
8. E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
90J E. Main St. 1'lioua iladison i">3.
Rlclitnond und Chesapeake nay 7talluay.
Schedule of Electric Trains, effective May
10, 1912: Leave Richmond, Laurel and Broad
Streets: b*?i:05 A. M.. *7:10 A. M., bS:10 A.
M.. 8:10 A. M. ??10:10 A. XL. 11:10 A. M.. 1.10
P. M? 2:10 P. M.. 3:10 P. il.. b4:10 P. M.. 5:24
P. M. 0:? P. M.. 7:10 P. ,Vt., bS:10 P. M..
10:10 P. M., 11:10 P. M. Leave Ashland, Eng
land ar.d Maple Streets: *5:65 A. AL, l>7:00 A.
M., S:00 A. SI.. 1.0:00 A. hi.. 10:00 A. M.. **11:0?
A. XI.. *1J:00 M? "LOO P. M.. 2:U P. M? 3:50
P. M., 4:0") P. M., b5:(K? K M.. 6:00 P. M.. 7:00
P. M. K:00 P. M.. b0:00 P. M . 11:00 P. M.
?Dally except Sunday. "Suuifay only.
bUarrles b^cguge.
SKABCAR1) AIR I.I.NE.
SouthbounJ trains scheduled to lnav* Rich
mond dally: 0:00 A. M.?l.ocal to Norllna.
1:10 P. M.?Sleepers uud coaches. Atlanta.
Blrmlnebam. Savaunul^ Jacksonville. 11:J?
P. M.?Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta, Bir
mingham. Memphis. 1:00 A. M.?Sleepers and
coaches, Jacksonville. Northbound trains
scheduled to arrive In Richmond daily: 6:35
A. M.. 1:40 A M.. 5:05 P. it.. s:6it P. il. I.ocal.
ferfdinboattf
Ship Your Freight
BY TUB
Furman's Line
Operiitinij steamboats between Peters
burg and Richmond and all interme
diate landing's on the rivers. Freight
received daily. Steamers for charter
during the summer season.
For further particulars, apply to
XV. M. JONES, Agf nt,
Richmond, Va.,
Phone Madison 7188.
T. \V. TAVLPU. Agent,
Petersburg, \'a- Phono 1360.
All Travel Arrangements Over One
Counter.
American or European.
lttillrond. Steamship nud Pullman
Tlckr ? m.
Haggage Checked, Taxicab, Travelers'
Chec ka.
HICilMOM? TKA.VSKKll COMPANY.
SOU 10nht .^lulii Street.
Branch Olllces: Jefferson?Murphy's?
Uichmotul Hotels.
"TI M K AND THOU BLli SAVERS."
OLD DOMINION I.INK.
Lv. Richmond foot of Ast> i5t. daily.7:00 P. At.
Leave Newport News 6:0} A. M.
Arrive Norfolk ?:0^ jv. M.
Cjiinectrt nth muln linn steamers ieu\ln.<
Norfolk for Now Vork dally, except Sunday.
V:00s P. M. Connections also made by N. ,t
\\ Ry. 3 P. il and C. ok O. Ry. at ? f. i.|.
Nl&ht llti!> steamers stop at Claremort t>
land or recelvv passungors on signal, and '.till
b( mo: bj public convoyanco.
\ lltt.I N l.\ NAVH.ATION CO (Effective
April ?). J.'Mnes River by daylight for Nor
folk nnd Old Point. Newport News and aii
Jarne?- River landings. Steamer leaves Mon.
uay, Wednesday and Friday at 0.03 A. M.
1'rclght rc. elved for ali ''iv?r Points.
Five to Fifteen-Day
All-Expense Summer Tours
With Personal Kscort.
including X'iiiBara FalN, Thousand.
Islands, St. Lawrence an i Uapids,
Montreal, Quebec. Lake Champlalii,
Lake George, Hudtou Klvor, Now
York, etc.
"ASK Mlt. BOW MAX,"
Manager Foreign and Travel Dept.,
Richmond Tru*t and Savings
Co., Inc.,
1109 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Capital, One Million Dpllar*.
AdverUsomoal.