The Richmond Virginian., August 24, 1910, CITY EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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Wants
H1LP WAXTKD—rEMALK.
boses. Oood pdy, steady employment
•ad light, (Ink worli. 0gfiun-r<
sit. v&gsB&nggn im$.
Rom Street.
or«J) maid, holt day on Sunday; ret
erences desired. Apply 191 Boat
Qr»c« at root, attar » P. M.
as*
po'brrioa WVvra-itVnr
YOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
a* plumber's helper: two *nd a half
yaara* experience; no objection to
leaving the pity. Address a T. B.,
11 South Allen avenue, Richmond
Va.
EXPERIENCED BOOK KEBPElT'ANI >
feneral office man In country town
eslree permanent position In Rich
mond; sober and energetic; beet ref
erences; now employed. Address
Bo* 191, Thomasvllle, N. C. ,
WANTED—BY COLLEGE ORA DU ATI.
of two year#’ experience position to 1
teach in graded or high school; te«
totnontals furnished. Address M IS,~
L. HARDY, Reedy. Va.
TOUNQ COTA) ltKD BOV II TEARS!
old want* position as butler or wan - i
*r. Address CARLISLE SPENCEK. I
Care Richmond Virginian.
TOtmr -WANTS PERMANENT Posi
tion. with change for promotion Ad
dress E. H.. car* Carrier *0. High
land Park.
WANTED—SITUATION BY RKOIs
tered pharmacist; twenty-one years'
experience; single: beat references:
salary. 111 per week; not afraid of
Address OPIUM. *15 North
work. __
Calvert Street. Baltimore. Md.
position wanted by young mak-1
rled man as traveling salesman or
clerical In store or like capacity; ex
perlence In mercantile business; bee' ]
references. Address Box SI, Lebanon.
Va.
POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN I
In drur store by September 1: have j
had experience; position In Danville ‘
or some small town preferred; best ;
of references. Address R. Q.. P. O i
Box «l, Round Hill, Va.
WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN. AQED iO. j
steady Job. with chance of promo- ;
tlon: would like to learn good trade. 1
Address A. F. B.. lili West Cary
street, I
rosmo* ttixwn—female, j
refinedT educated Lady de- i
sires position as companion to alder-1
ly lady, or as housekeeper. or teach- ’
er for private school; to right per- i
none services Invaluable. Address ;
MISS M. K. J., Lock Bo* 9*. Scotts
burg, Va. "
LADY WITH EXPERIENCE DESIRES;
position as governess for young ]
children; music and French a ape- ,
cialty. reference exchanged. Address ;
A. R. Box #4. South Boston, Va.
WANTEtK-^EXPEHrEXCED TEACHEu.
(male and unmarried) to teach In
private family with four children
Usual English branches, piano and
stringed Instruments. Address ex
perience. references and salary ex-;
nected. Address "P. A. \V," Lee 1
flail. Va
WANTED — EXPERIENCED HOISE
keepsr for family of four; In small,
town; state references and wage* ex- i
pected. Address P O. Box «*. Tear- j
well. Va.
A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS j
petition as housekeeper In private |
family, or companion and nurse to ;
Invalid, care of linen room/ or care
of children. Address B., care Box 44,
Chatham. Va.
wanted—position as matron
an energetic lady of 40. Address E..
Box 22. Wlnterpock. Va
A CONTRALTO WANTS position as;
singer In church or concert, or teach- j
er of voice and piano; testimonials
and references given Address Bo* 1
IAS, Statesville. X C.
LADY OF SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE j
and holding a drigt grad# rertlflca'e,
desires to teach in a public school j
Address MISS "E," Box 74, Lilian. Va J
T RAI NED Ni; RS E OR TEACH E H O F '
English. French music and art de- |
sires employment. Address EMMIE. ;
care Postmaster. Uulneys, Va.
A YOVNO* LADY *OF~l¥RKPROACH- !
able character, three years' expert- I
•nee In teaching, desires position a*
governess to small children; can'
teach English and music; no obJ*c> !
Hon to leaving the State; references!
exchanged Address MISS R. C.
PANN1LL. Bassett. Va.
A LADY “WANTS aNTTHINO lliK|
can get to dj. Would help some
one a part of the day for vary email
PA>
TO
Wanted—a position to teach
small children In a private famll>
References exchanged Address
MARY E. BEAU Tunstall. Va.
WANTED—POSITION- AK TEACHER
Tn public school by young lady hold
ing first grade certlflcet*. Address
Q W. JONES, Crewe. Va.
1 . rinfolff
HAI* fOllC.
sold in Richmond than all the rest
combined; there la a reason: price;
29c.
ercCiAlT NoTfC*.
i.XniE-;™
= 1
YOUR FALL AND WINTER Itff
AT A GREAT REDUCTION BV
LACING TOUR ORDERS KARL 1
BEFORE THE BUSY SEASON SETS
IN. YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR
GARMENTS WHEN DESIRED. AND
THUS AVOID ANNOYING DI8AP
POINTMNT8. CHARLES FISHER.
LADIES' TAILOR, 212 NORTH
THIRD STREET.
SEVERAL TRUNKS OF DRUMMERS'
sample trousers; special bargains;
high-grade gods; bought cheap; sold
sama war. N. F. JACOBS * SON.
Ninth, nsar Broad straet.
MAKE YOURTBaTH ROOM SA.NrtAiU
for the summer*, that means good
hsalth; wa employ experts In this
tine VA. PLUMBING * HEATING
all work puarantsed. Pbol
nsrsrx!
Antiseptic; price, I0e.; and
ravSne
«*|oM Mrroi
n4 *U« tilts from
nr, MliUw tnd rub
*c
JI-ll North- Bl»h
1»w)«
CO.. N. Ninth street
6nlY TEN DAYS MORE TO SBtJUHK'
HUMMER r RICES ON LADIES
TAILORED SUIT. CHARLES PUSH-1
ER, *li NORTH THIRD STREET.
LADIES DON’T NEOLKCT TOUR HAIR I
>nd ulli whan you can i
complexion and
have work dona a
■trfctt.
»*T E. Broad
A LADY WISHES
Seventh Btrost
l ADiics rotTf
at radooad
upetalre.
vm~c
made Into boautli
prices
. upetal
MBRoaB
_I switches, puffe
front pieces, pompadour*, in the j
most artistic manner. Charpes eery'
moderate, fit N. rifth * treat
tto ■ nanPii&MBMSh
lies’, (do; chit
Every pair ee
TRIG SHOE
Main street
Warner
MAI
.’a.
rffeigaoKT/Bxnr _4.
mended by.phyamlan* and drupptst*.
and reds of them use It In
loHi
Ai.U* A3
-msst?—m?:fwrfnLTfL”~Fcti&.
switches, pompadours, ate., made
from you own
Chi
herpes very mo
M*_* sm-. wtsmtssmig.
*14 N.
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Wants
Wants
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Want Ad Rates
One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for less than ten cents.
No Ads taken for less than twenty-five cents when
phoned in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less. Phone Madison 1758, and
Mr.Garrison, Manager of Classified Department, will call.
noon* for rjbkt.
vvA??rF!tr —we
Greenwood House. For tirmi. apply
to Mr*. J. A. Win*. OrMBWoJ, v»
LARGE AND SMALL FURNISHED
rooms tor rent Apply 110 East
Franklin Street .
NICELY FURNISHED STEAM HBAT*
«d room*; double or tingle. Apply
31“ West Grece. _
808 EAST CLAT STREET; CENTRAL;
large front parlor, back parlor;
newly papered; light and airy; largo
front room, second floor; halt roots,
furnished, $5.00 month.
FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS. SECOND
floor, central location. Phone 8*47-J.
TWO LARGE CONNECfiS# FUR
nlshed rooms; board If deelred. 101
Went Grace. _
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS, NK t$'LT FUR•
nlshed, with 'phone, bath and lei
water 500 North Fifth Street
FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS AND BATH,
suitable for light hooaekeeplng. Ap
ply 781 North Fifth Street. _
FOR RENT-TO ONE OR TWO GEN
tlemen, comfortable, furnished roo«n;
convenient to bath, with uee of
'phone. 1 South Fifth Street.
FURNISHED ROOM; NEWLY PAPER
ed; also housekeeping flat. Apply
598 East iAUgh. _ _
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM AND
board in a private family. Refer
ences given and required. Address
H. C. R., care Richmond Virginian,
giving terms, etc.
SPECIAL PRICES ON HANDSOME
rooms If taken this month; private
family; five minutes' walk to Brand
and Main Streets; business people.
Inveetlgat Apply *0* North Tentn
Street. _
NEAT. PRETTY ROOMS; ONE DOLLAR
per week, bandy to Broad and Main
Street*. Apply »«» North Tenth
Street.
TWO CONNECTING FRONT ROOMS,
beth adjoining; Aral floor; furnished
or unfurnished; board If desired. 308
South Fourth. Gamblers Hill, _ _ _
FOR RENT—TO GENTLEMAN, NICH
ly furnished hall mom; electric
lights, hot water and use got phone.
Appl)' 215 East Grace.
FOR RENT -HEATED. TWO LAROE
and one small rooms, with bath, on
third floor: no small children. Ap
ply 108 East Franklin. _
DESIRABLE OFFICE FOR DOCTOR
on Grace near fliith. ‘Phone Madi
son 4144.____
THREE ROOMS. OR WILL RENT
separately Apply 511 North Seventh
LARGE, ELEGANT ROOMS. FUR
nished or unfurnished, single or en
sutle. Apply 899 East Frankjin.
two" UNFURNISHED ROOKS: CON
neefed. front and rear; with bath
Apply 419 North Seventh Street.
TWO FurniShed rooms; H ANl5
mw U .tlddv neaai jad 09 18
Adams
FO R-RENT—TWO LAROE CONNKCtf
lng rooms, suitable for dressmaking
purposes; on Third Street. near
Broad. Apply 901 East Broad, up
atalrs ST CLARE MILLINERY.
FOR RENT—LARGE AND SMALL
rooms; furnished tor housekeeping.
114 North Twelfth Street
nicely FUjuritnttfb roomT~foh
rent. 718 E. Marshall Street.
TWO NICE ROOMS ON FIRST yLOOlt.
suitable tor office of any kind, at 711
East Franklin Street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO
rooms for light housekeeping: cen
trally located. 817 North Fourth
Street. Use phone and bath.
FOR R ENT—THREE CONNECTING
rooms, with bath; ^nehr^Chlmboraao
and gas lighted: only quiet' reepon
slble parties need apply. Addreaa 1'.
==HSSa=9H53»&aS*9*«S9S=SHH*®BB
MUCKUaSIBOG*.
stop: LOOK USD TUSK.
JOHN LA TOUCHE. JR., NEW PLACE.
41? W. Main: Monro* 1444: Kronen
and steam cleaning; ladle* prince**
and drees** cleaned 11.49: pleated
eltirts French cleaned. 74 cents;
plain. 60c-; gloves cleaned, any
length 10 cent* per pair, gent's suite
dry cleaned. 40c; French cleaned 41.00
reduction In all wort:.
' MKHCRaNT TAILoitlJia. "
TRY BRODIES MADE TO ORDER
clothes. Special line of trousers
made for business men at 14.60. Will
be on sale September 1. everything
new and up-to-date. Fit guaranteed.
Your order solicited. A. V. HRODlll,
1? E. Main street. Phone Madison
5690.
MOWERS AND BICYCLE TIRES.
SF.E THE EVAN* HARDWARE CO.,
for lawn mowera and blcyale tlrea.
We have the best In ths city. We
have reduced our price* on bicycle
tire* for two week*. <90 W. Broad
Street. _ _ __
CLEANING AND MUBSHStt. ~
<30 TO THE BEST PLACE IN THE
Weet End. whan.. you want, your
clothe* cleaned and pressed' all work
ua ran teed drat claaa J. R. BSRK.
roar* ____„_
Ley. JR. US W. Main (treat. Phone
Monroe lit.
SPECIAL TO LADIES.
BROD1E-CLEANS, PRESSES, REPAIRS
and alters ladle*' tailor-made suits.
Special attention given to ladl*s
French cleaning and fancy gown*. A.
V. BRODIE, 1* E. Main at. Phon*
Madison III*.
COLD'WATER PAINT.
CALCIMO. THE ORIGINAL COLD
water paint; easy to apply; *11^00}
NEW! {NMUit W*gJ IW EV|»ty , nag* *
or*; writs or phon* for color ea
more Calclmo sold than all th* water
paint* combined. ELBA HARDWARE
CO.. Agents. Henry and Broad.
Mair
BOLD
«i naaus—»i» Hi
BUSINESS I
drummer*'
trouser* preasnt* Itself now; wo go*
tak Urn,
charge* moderate. Mrs, B. D.
MOORE, Washington and I*eo Catn
..
faded switch**, pompadour*. *tc.
;e* v*ry moderate *14 N. Fiftn
Charge
•tr**t
..... .... i--.,-..',, .'ij; -Vv''■
RIAL ESTATE FOR RALE
ANDSON REALTY CORPORATION
JACKSON \V A H D ’ INVESTMENT;
Baker atreel: One eight-room houdt.
one ten-room, one nve-room— the
three rent for $52 per month: price
for all. $5,000. or will well separate.
AH in beet rondlttpn.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, CABELL
street, renting for $9 per month,
price $150.
TWO FIVE-ROOM HOUSES AND ONE
six; Oortdtn street. Fulton: total
rent. $21 per month; price for nil
*2.000
LOT 162 BY 19*. TEMPLE STREET,
with six room house; price, only $3.
000. Big speculation here.
LOT 02 BY 140, ON CAR. NEAR FOK
e*t Hill, with new nine-room house,
never occupied; plenty ffull; price,
only $3,250,
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. CLOSETS,
range, let robe, all modern conven
FIVE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSES. HA 14
ton Heights, cheep: *250 cash, bal
ance by month, gets one.
im FEET GROUND, WASHINGTON
street. In rear of southwest corner
Beverly street, only tu per foot. ^
AND PLENTY OTHER GOOD THINGS
all over the city.
SEE US IF YOU WANT TO BUY OK
sell real estate. See NOONANDHON
REALTY CORPORATION. Eleventh
street.
FOR IALM.
gAfir'Ragsr
fort make a comfortable su*nmer at
home: we can supply you with all
these- comforts; we are selling the
Detroit Jewel Gas Range and other
standard makes of Gas Ranges. De
troit Jewel Heaters for hot water in
your bath room and all those Inex
pensive appliances for bath and kit
chen. VA PLUMBING * HEATING
CO.. *« N. Ninth street.
FOR SALE—A TOP BUGGY. $40. one
at ltd. one at **5 and one at $2».
Surrtes' from *40 to *25; runabouts
from *35 to *100. See us If you want
a good vehicle for a small price.
THOS. H. DUKE A CO.. *04 Brook
avenue. -
FOR WAGONS GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. *1* Brook avenua
WE~aRe OFFERING UNUSUAL LOW
prices on our line of Ranges. Mantels
and tiling; now Is the time to save
money If you are Interested. \ A.
PLUMBING & HEATING CO, 26 N
Ninth street.
for sale Second hand baby
carriage, good condition cheap to
quick buyer. Can be seen at 13vS
W. Cary street.
LOW PRICES ON ALL RANGES: SEE
us now while the prices are low: all
standard makes, which means a great
deal when you want repair, va.
PLUMBING A HEATING CO., 26 N
Ninth street.
PERSONALS.
INFANTILE PARALYSIS IS CURA
bljr under magnetic massage and
Mental ScJenoe Treatment Combined.
MENTAL SCIENTIST. *07 K. Grace
streeLs-JPhwe>M»dleon_iiii5*DJi_t>>|>—>
--EUiiNEirw Ants.
WANTED—MEN TO BUT AN EXCEL
lent line of drummers' sample trou
eers; several trunks Just opened; all
high-grade; bought cheap: to be sold
for a song. N. F, JACOBS A SON.
Ninth, near Broad street.
S9!
1
Stn fine in Sergeant Atkinson's
Case Inadequate and
Disapproves.
In disapproving the sentence of the
court-martial which recently tried
Sergeant Frank L. Atkinson, of the
Richmond Howltsers, as not sufficient
to promote military discipline or re
' ernor Mann Wednesday Indirectly and
1 mildly ceneurea the court,
j The court found Sergeant Atkinson
' guilty of the charge of not attending
1 the camp of Instruction at Gettysburg
! and fined him $2.
j In the opinion of the Governor, the
i sentence was Inadequate with the of
■ fenae and he therefore disapproved it
and has ordered Sergeant Atkinson
; restored to duty with his battery.
Governor Mann went through the
findings of the court, of which Major
JE. W. Bowles, of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues, was president, and
Wednesday morning returned his de
claim) to the office of the Adjutant
General.
COURT OF INOUIRY
TOO COL. COHSOLVO
Will H<» Held in Richmond With
in Next Sixty Dave to In
restigatc Delay of Pay.
Adjutant-General W. W. Sale Wed
nesday ordered a court of Inquiry to
Investigate the delay In the payment
of the Virginia troops which partici
pated In the camp of instruction at
Gettysburg, to sit in Richmond within
the next sixty daya at the call of the
president. This court was asked for
by Lieutenant-Colonel Charles H.
Con«o|vo, paymaster-general, who ha*
been the subject of considerable criti
cism by some of the Virginia press.
Tbs officers named for the court are
as follows: Colonel Robert F- Leedy.
Second infantry: Maw A. T. Finch,
medical corps: Major A. 8. Percy,
ordinaace department; Captain H. H,
Hunt, First Infantry, and Lieutenant
J. Randolph Tucker, Richmond Light
Infantry Bluea recorder. -
I
STOCK MKT -
IS STILL DULL
Slight Hally Follows Recession*,
* But General Trading is
Very Heavy.
! NO REAL IMPROVEMENT
! __
1 Speculative Condition Fails to Re
cover and Losses Are Great
er Than Earlier Gains.
NEW YORK, Aug. 24.—Pronounced
| weakness was displayed In the stock j
| market at the openlnK and In the;
1 early tradlnK to-day and losses were ■
sustained on first sales ranglnK from !
! substantial fractions to more than two
l point*. At the end of fifteen minutes
‘ a fractional rally was In progress.
The publication In Europe of die-1
patches stating that Roosevelt and
Taft will take common ground In at
tacking the trusts was the cause of
the disturbed conditions in the for
eign markets, which was reflected In
the market here. The heavy selling
caused declines In the first hour
i ranging around two points In all the
* active issues. Little rallying tenden
cy was In evidence, recoveries being
! confined to small fractions. In the
late forenoon the tone was weak.
Oovcrnments unchanged; other bonds
: dull.
There was little Improvemnt in the j
speculative condition in the last half
i of the forenoon, declines of two points '
j or over being sustained In nearly all i
-the active issues In the first two hours [
; of business and rallies from the low
levels being confined to small frac- i
tions.
The downward movement was
checked in the early afternoon and
some moderate recoveries occurred in
the later trading, due principally to
covering of shorts.
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET.
2 r. m.
33 M
American Beat Sugar..
Am. Act. Chera. Co....
Allis~Chalm*ts...
Atlw-Chsmberi. pfd.
Amalgamated Copper. 64 %f
Ameiioan Can... AH
American Can, pfd. 67H
American Car & Fdy.. 47X
American Car A Fdy. pId..
American Cotton Oil. . *.. 61 *£
A me lean locomotive. 34
American Locomotive, pfd..
American Smelting. 67H
American Sugar.
Amer. Tei. and Tal. Co..... 134
American Tobaeco, eom.
American Tobacco, pfd .. 93
Anaconda Copper.. 39 Vf
Atchison. 9
Atlantic Coast Lina. 106H
Baltimore and Ohio. 104
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. 7ft
Canadian Pacific. 1MW
Chesapeake and Ohio.. 72 H
Chicago Great Western.
Chic. Mil. and St. Paul.. 120H
Chi. and Northwestern. 144
C. G, W . pfd.
Central Leather....... 33 Jg
Colorado Fuel and Iron...
Colorado and Southern.
Colo, and South.. 1st pfd..
Col. and South., 3d pfd.
Consolidated Gaa.... 139 H
Delaware and Hudson. 161
Denver and Rio G., eom. 30
Denver and Rio G., pfd..
Distillers* Bee. Cor. ............. 27H
Erie.. 26 H
Erie, 1st pfd. 63 H
Erie. 2d pfd..
General Electric.... 143.H
Great Northern, pfd...134
Great North. Ore. Ctf*..
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Loufevllle and NaabriUe. 14i)d
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Metro. Street Railway.
Mo., Sob. and Teaaa.
Mo.. Kan. and Taaai, pfd. tlH
Mianouri Pacific. S3
National Land. soi<
Now York Central.. 1114
N. Y. Oat. and Weetem.. *0
Norfolk and R'cetera. Vdtf
Northern Pacific. 114.1*
Pacific Mail..
Pan nay I can it... 12* 4
People', Gaa. 1054
Pranacd Bteef Car. 344
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Tummm Copper. UH
Teaaa Pacific. 2e
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United State# Steel. *9H
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t STATU SECURITIES. Ride Aaked.
: North Carolina, 4e. c. 181....
V*. J*. old C. and R.. 1838 85 . <Jt_
V*. Centurine f-l. C. nnd R., “5VT#
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CITY SECURITIES * *
Manchester City .
Richmond City, 4*. R. 1*20- „
1484 ..
Richmond City 4n. C 4k R.
1938-1943 ...
RAILROAD RONDS,
A. C. L. It R. Con. Tr. 4p. c 98
A. C. U Ctt*. Ind
C. and O. Oen. Mtr. 4bi.. too
' ■ llll. .113
Qn. Tac. let. *«. C, _
Oeorfla Sou. nnd El*. 1845 io$
On. Ain. Con. *». 1848- 103
Norfolk nnd Went Ry. 4s
1994 IT
Nor. nnd West roc* 4a. 1944.;.
Rich, and Dan. Cold fa. a.
- 1915 105
Seaboard Air Una. 4a. mo 12
Seaboard Adjustment, 9a. .. 40
So. Ry. l«t t> 1494...104
80. R. Rev. O. M. 4a. 10$o ...
Western N. C.., let On. C.
191* ....... 1.-.*-H06
8TRK«TfRAlLWAT BONDS.
Norfolk Ry. * U Co. 5a.
1849 .....
... ... ......, - - i-'-... — ‘ * -r—c.
V*. RY. * I*. Co. 6*., 1834 »0IA
STREET RY. STOCKS*. Par Bid Asked
Sorlolk Ry it P. Co., 3* ... ...
Vn. Ry. * P. Co. pfdNlOO.
Va. Ry. it J. Co. com. . 100 20 24
RAILROAD STOCKS* Par.
Atlanta and Chariot* . . 100 ...
Atlan. Coart Lina, com. 100 10*
A. C. L of Conn ..... .100.
C. and O. ... 100 72
Nor. and Weal., com... 100 »«
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Sou. Railway, com.100 22
Southern Railway, pfd.100 83
BARK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
Araarlcan National_100 1*0
Broad Street Bank.... 16.
Bank of Richmond.... 100.
Bank of Com'r and Tr 100 ..
Capitol flavins* Bank.. 20 2*
First National .108 100 310
Merohanta Nat'onal ....100 0*8 ...
National Bank of Va..l00 170
STa. Stata and City Bank 100 170 ...
Petersburg Sav. and Ina 30.
Planters National.100 160
Saving* Bank of Rlch'd 60 «2 «S
Union Bank of Rlch’a..60.
Virginia Trust co.100 110*4 ...
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine... 16.
Virginia State . 25.
MISCELLANEOUS
Amer. Lo. pref.104
Amer. Lo. Pref. . 103 ...
Amer. Loco., pfd .103 ...
Va.-Car. Chem com.... 100.
Am. Tob. ip. cl. bonds.
Am. Tob., 0 p. ct. bond*.0214..
6*. 1923 .100 .
Va.-Car. Chem. prf. 8pc 100 119
Va.-Car. Chem., com... 100 8**4
Va. Car. Cham. 1st m 6 *
1923 .,.10.0 .
BUT IS HIGHER
January Cotton Weakest Though
General Tone is Steady at
Opening,
NEW YORK, Atlg. 24— At the open j
Ing cotton was quiet but «teady. 4 hlgn- j
or to 1 lower. January being the weak- j
eat. The room element and Liverpool;
were leading seller*.
Auguat. 16.50a55; September, 14.4oa
41; October. 13,66a6S; November. 13 56a
58; December. 13.55a56; January. 13.52a;
53; March. 13.57a68; May. 13 60&61.
PRETTY WEDDING
OCCURS AN OENDRON
Marriage of Mias Caroline Morris
to Mr. Haynie One of Sea
son’s Notable Event.-.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
DENDRON, VA.. Aug. 2t.—-The
wedding here to-day of Miss Caroline
Morris and Mr. Luther M. Haynie was
one of the most brilliant and Inter
esting social events of the year. The
bride is the accomplished daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. K, Morris, and
the groom, now a resident of Dallas,
Tex., the son of Mlrs. S. P. Haynie. of
Lynchburg. The home of the bride,
where the wedding occurred, was pret
tily decorated, and there was a large
company assembled. Rev. Dr. C. W.
Turner performed the ceremony, as
sisted by Rev. J. J. Bradford. The
young couple left immediately for
Portsmouth and thenc e to Atlantic j
City. Thei rhome will be in Dallas,
Tex.
One of the prettiest entertainments ,
given here this year was the recep
tion last night from (1.30 to 10 o'clock
by Mr. and Mrs. .1. E Rogers in honor
of their niece. Miss Morris. The guests
were received by Mrs. Rogers and
Miss Morris. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with cut flowers,
ferns and potted plants.
Miss Bailie Haynie and Miss Mary
Hepley 8peneer officiated at the punch
bowl, while the dainty refreshments
were served by Misses Annie Devaney,
Emily Morris. Mary Holmes. Pauline
Edwards. Bruce Velllne*. Alice Rog
ers, Madge Goodson, Minnette Vel
lines and Francis Devaney.
As the time for departure drew
near the guests assembled in the spa
cious dining room to take part in cut
ting the wedding cake, which resulted
in Miss Mary Holmes securing the
ring .while Mr. Willie Edwards ob
taining the thimble. After this cere
mony Judge West, on behalf of the
guests, in a happy and felicitous ad
dress. extended to the prospective
bride and gtoem the-congTatulHttrrng'
and best wishes of all present.
Among those present, beside the
relatives and intimate friends- of Miss
Morris residing lit Dendron, were Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Rogers and Miss An
nie t'rciuha*% of Sedley, V».; Mr. Wil
lie Edwards, of Philadelphia, Pa.;
Judge J. E. West, of Waverly; Rev.
.7 J. Bradford, of Norfolk: Miss Mary
Holmes, of Ivor; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Vellines, Miss Velilnes and Miss Min
nette Veillnes, of 8mithfleld; Mrs.
Charlie Pond and Miss Annie Wilson,
of Wakefield: Miss Pauline Edwards,
of Richmond; Mrs. 8. P. Haynie and
Miss Sallte J. Haynie, of Lynchburg;
Mrs. 8. D. Barksdale, of Charlotte
county; Mr. L. M. Haynie, of Dal
las. Tex,; Miss Mary Henley Spencer,
of Williamsburg; Mr. Ben Nelson, of
Richmond; Mr. Harry Spratley. o|
Bpottsville; Mrs. John Cofer, Mrs.
James Edwards, Miss Elsie Edwards
and Mr. R. A. Edwards, of Smithfleld.
and Miss Madge Goodson, of Scotland.
VICTIM OF SHOOTING
EXPECTED TO RECOVER
Doctors Believe That John Hen
dricks Will Not Suecomb
who »u shot by William A. Pace near
South HU1 early Sunday morning and
who was brought to the Virginia Hos
pital Monday afternoon for treatment.
1» ported by the doctors at the hospi
tal to be doing nicely. The ball has
not yet been removed but the doctors
In charge of the case state that the
victim to the shooting has a good
chance of recovery.
RICHMOND, VA.. Aug. 24.—Foreoast
for Richmond and vicinity: Fair anl
continued warm to-night and Thurs
day.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug. 24 — Fore
cast for Virginia: Fair and continued
warm to-night and Thursday. The lo
cal weather bureau to-da received the
following storm warning from Wash
ington:
•Tropical atorms central near the
south of Santo Domingo, moving west
by north and apparently of considera
ble Intensity, unsafe for vessels in
Westsrn Caribbean and region of Cuba
for next few dam"
J V A c nag c ftv
11 A. M.,.■, ,.v. K3
The Weather
. »4
. 24
. 14
NEWS OF SOUTH
WuUifloa Wirl Item* mmd AiTntiwanta rttdtll M rtf|Wa
J. W. Craae'a Stmrm, **• mt vtrMfr
FARM DEMONSTRATION
WORK IS ASSURED
Senator Watkins and Secretary
Owen Secure Appropriation in i
Cheater field.
Supervisors of Chesterfield county
at a meeting held In the courthouse
Tuesday voted an appropriation of
$400 for farm demonstration work.
Mr. Ben P. Owen, secretary to Gover
nor Mann, and Senator J. B. Watkins j
appeared before the supervisors ana i
asked for the appropriation. Kaon 1
spoke forcibly for the tarm demon- |
Stratton work and the people loudly
applauded them.
Chesterfield (ounty is the first!
county In the State to make an ap- '
proprlation. Senator Watkins is hope- '
ful that he can get Powhatan and
Goochland counties to follow Ches
terfield's example. The three coun
ties compose the district he represents j
in the legislature.
ROTS ARE SEN! TO
STATE REFORMATORY:
Harry Tomlin and Len. Toler, boys
under seventeen years of ag" tv re
oid- red to the reformatory Wednes
day morning by Justice Crutchfield. 1
the testimony against them being to I
thu effect that they had stolen pro- j
miscuously from many places. Mu -h 1
sympathy was felt tor the relatives j
of the boys, and Justice Maurice said
he tvas sorry the case came betrtro
him. but since a decision had to tie
rendered, nothing was to be done but
order the youngsters to the reforma
tory .
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY j
FOR W. M. WILKINSON
—
Popular Young Man of tin* County!
to He Laid to Rest at Winter
pock. ilia Home.
Funeral services for Wiliam Mack !
Wilkinson. 21 years old, were con
ducted from the home In Winterpock,
Chesterfield county. Wednesday morn
ing.
The young man, who was a student
at Richmond College, died In the
Johnston-Willis hospital Tuesday :
morning, peritonitis nclng the cause of j
death. He was taken to the hospital j
last week and underwent an operation [
for stomach trouble. It was thought !
the operation was successful and that i
he was well on the road to recovery
when peritonitis set In and death fol- j
lowed quickly. »
The deceased was the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Wilkinson, of the j
county, and won known to many in
the Routhslde.
MEAN NEGRO IS
SEVERELY PUNISHED
... .. i
Irwin Brown Will Spend More
Than Twelve Months of His
Life for Chesterfield.
Convicted of attempting to entice In- !
inmates of the, Virginia Home and |
Industrial School away from the In
stitution, Irwin Brown, a negro, was
fined J60 and ordered to serve sis
months on the county roads, and in
addition wa* required to furnish se
curity in the sum of $100 for his
good behavior for tw-elve months. He
was tried before Magistrate Jacob at
Forest Hill Park Tuesday night.
on another charge.
WOCXh-BE COPS
ARK GETTING. RI S\
Twelve aspirants for positions with
the Richmond police department will
leave Washington Ward Thursday and
pass in review before police commis
sioners in the city hall. They will be
asked about the street*, the ordi
nances. the statues and the location
of all the churches. The twelve who i
live on this side of the river want :
to be assigned to work tover here
(provided all are electedl yet It it a
question whether they will be placed
in South Richmond or on the North
side of the river.
Council will. It is thought, make an
appropriation the seventh of Septem- :
ber for about thirty policemen and
since it ia know n that six or eight 1
are to be placed In the newly annexed i
territory there has been a great flurry
among prospective bluecoata. The :
dozen who wont to be policemen are
busy among their friends and influen- ‘
tial politicians securing signatures to
their applications.
MRS. WILSON TO
BE BURIED THURSDAY
Mrs. Alice C. Wilson, relic of
Thomas B. Wilson, died Tuesday
morning at her home. 2#11 Hull street, i
after a long Illness. She was 90 years .
old and leaves four sons—John A., j
Thomas R., Nathaniel B. and James '
S. Wilson, and one brother, E. T. Wil- !
son.
Funeral services will be conducted :
from the' home Thursday morning at
11 o’clock and burial will be In Maury i
cemetery.
Personals and Briefs.
Six candidates were initiated In ;
Stuart I/Odge. No. HI. 1. O. O. F„
Tuesday night.
Mr*. J. C. Nunnslly and little son
left Monday for Fluvanna county to
visit Mrs, James GM1I.
Under the auspices of Sacred Heart
Catholic, church a lawn party ta being
given each ntghrcm-thirlgwn at Four-'
teenth and Hull streets.
Mlases Norma WYtght and Mary
Duval are visiting friends in Albe
marle county.
Mrs. W, F. Winnie entertains at
cards Thursday evening In her home
In Porter street.
The annual meeting of the camn of
Confederate Veterans was held Mon
day at Chesterfield Courthouse and ■
It was decided that the usual picnic
of the camp should be held Septem
ber I at the courthouse. There will he |
Brunswick Btew and enough barbe- j
cued lamb to satisfy all who come. ” ‘ |
JUNIOR MECHANICS
IN WIUGHTSVIXUF
(Seoial to The Richmond Virginian.);
WlI(MTNaTf)N, X. [C.. Aug. S4.—
The twentieth convention of the State i
council or the Junior Order ol United |
■- .- ••• ..'y?'*"
■ •’' ■ V: -v
American Mechanics waa called '
der this morning at Wrt
Beach by State Councilor OoodWifc
Kllzabeth City. To-day'a for
session was a profitable one, a
nothing of public note was
acted. Ijist night the Junior*
given a btg welcome at a social
ering. The feature was an
by Senator t^»e S. Overman, of J*
Carolina. He spoke upon "1mm
tlon” and roundly scored thlg
try for lax laws. He denounced
Influx of foreign immigration
assailed the big steamship eompan
fer promoting such. He declared
Intended to fight the present
grant movement
Senate.
Judge of l.aw a
Pa vs Firing V
Judge John H. Ingram,
of I.aw and Equity, returned to Klche
mond from his country home Wed
nesday morning and entered decree*
in two testate case*. --4
In the case of James h. ('Attftl^
who has recently become of uge,
against Georgle 1>. Anderson and
Richmond.
’•••*»« O'l*';* < u o UCVJCC V»| ur j Iiff war.yi
dtrtrlbution of all funds now In banK';J
belonging to the parties^ concerned -,M i
a result of bequeathment.
A similar decree was entered In th*J
case of Annie M. Epps against Joae-"*
phlne McDowell and others.
Judge Ingram was In the city inly
4 few hours, return to his country
home immediately following the dBN •
position of the court matters '4
Wright I,o*es to Bundy. "M
NEWFOUT, U. I . Aug. H.—Thom
as C. Bundy, of Eos Angeles, Cal., to- ,
day earned the right to challenge, na
tional tennlc champion William A;
lairney. of Summitt, N. J., by defeat
ing Beals C- Wright, the Boston man.
and former national title holder.
Score: 6-3, 6-3. 6-8. 10-8.
With Seventy Followers Deposed
Leader Flees to Costa
Rica.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.—Consw
lar advices from various Central
American points received at the state
department to-day traced the flight
of Dr. Madriz, deposed Nicaraguan
president, with his followers, Irian,
Ortla, Vasques, Chavarria. Toledo, and
seventy others, to Costa Rica.
Reports of disturbances near Co
rlnto were contradicted to-day by
(jiessages from Consul Johnson, who
is stationed at that city. Johnson told
of the release of 200 prisoners front
f'audon Island, by order of Jose Es
trada. acting provisional president.
The state department was a (/vised
to-day that one of the first acta of
General Estrada after his victory wad
to make a sweeping revision of the
Nicaraguan tariff admitting free of
duty food supplies, soap, quinine, pur
gative salts and disinfectants.
The department is Informed that
Estrada propose* to use every means
of restoring prosperity to the country
in the quickest possible manner.
Inspect State Farm.
Governor Mann and members «*t
the penitentiary board left Wednes
day morning for Easslster, Goochland
gpectioti of the State Farm. Tha
party will return to Richmond Wed
nesday night.
Not One of Officials of Past Year*
Offers Himself For
Re-Election.
Delegates to trie convention of tt
Ancient Order of Hibernians elect*
oBteer* late Wednesday afternoon
Contrary to general expectation n<
one of the former officers offered bin
self for re-election, and an entire)
new ticket was rhosan without OJ
position.
mose elected were as follow*: Pret
Idem. Charles ft. McHugh, of RojM
oke: vice-president, Mr. John T. Kg
right, of Newport News; secretary, M
Francis T. Quinn, of Alexandria: treat
urer, Mr. William McDermol. of Hoai
oke.
The session of the Ladles' Auxillal
was continued until late In the aftei
non by a discussion of variott* beta
ness matters, and the election of ofi
cers was consequently delayed.
MR. DALTON DEAD
AFTER LONG ILL!
Senior Member of Well-KlM)
Local Firm Passes
Away.
After an Illness lasting aevt
months. Mr. K. S. Dalton, senior mi
ber of the firm of F. 8, Dalton i
Company, died at the residence of
son, Edgar Dal ion. Nc-. IKS l Hanc
avenue Wednesday morning.
The deceased Is survived by
son*. Edgar D. sad Herbert S- WHi
FMtiers! arrangements tmre- ngfc
been completed,
GOVERXOR DOESN'T USE .
BIG STONE G„M£
Kamli Williams, of Big Stott#
who was sentenced to thirty dayi
the roads" by the mayor of that 1
for taking a skiff, rowing tt dost)
Xew river and returning it short!
forwards to its owner, was par#
Wednesday by Governor Mann. J
Dig Stone Gap Justice evidently
no tsppeal to the governor.
suajM'ctcd of a Steioajr.
Charles Holms* .a teagttt, jl
rested Wednesday afternoon bar
tives Wiley and Cl*rk« and Mm