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Wants
Wants
b Situations Wanted—Male. I
»f YQU NO M A N ^AVING OVER riVE
years’ experienceas all-round print
er wisher, on account of confinement,
a situation allowing considerable
time out of doors, und not hard to
$ Please. LEWtB LAMOND, »0» West
| _ Marshall street.___
ENVELOPES, CIRCULARS. ETC., TO
Xs * address; II per thousand; handwrlt
; _Ins. Call Monroe 109J-X_
wanted position as shipping
clerk or bookkeeper; young man ca
pable and energetic; live years' ex
perience; best references. Address
Hox iit. Suffolk. Va. _
TYPESETTER WHO HAS HAD EXPK
rlence lnr both newspaper and job
offices; good position lor steady man.
Apply Virginia Cltlsen. Irvington. Va.
SOBER YOUNG MAN WITH REFEK
snees, business experience, and some
knowledge of advertising, typewrit-j
Ing and bookkeeping, desires a po
sition in store or office. Phone Mad- ]
Ison 7017-J.
WANTED—POSITION BY COLORED
chauffeur. Address JIM FORD. J0*>
North Third J
JANITOR. PORTER, ELEVATOR MAN.
experienced. It. H. HOLM EH, 111 N
Graham.
YOUNG WHITE MAN WANTS Posi
tion as a machinist helper or In fact
ory. Address R. F. D. No. 1 Hox it,
Ashland, Va.
A PRACTICAL DAIRY WORKER, CA
pahle of managing a, dairy, wants
situation: came from best dairy sec
tion In Canada, In Virginia three
Iears. Address J. E. MARTIN, R. F.
JL, No. I Ashland, Va _
WANTED, BY MARRIED MAN WITH
wife and self, for now and coming
year, position at farm work or on
shares; well experienced In farm
ing Address ivi Decatur street,
Manchester. Va. _
WANTED--BY CAPABLE YOUNG i
man, position In office, city salesman
or house salesman, experienced in |
all lines of tnerchantlle business, ref
erences exchanged. Address H.. 42ti
North Tenth street, city. _
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT DESIREB
work outside regular office hours
Address ACCOUNTANT. SOS East
Leigh street.
BOOKKEEPER WANTS POSITION
Address FRANCIS. «10 North Eighth.
YOUNG COLORED BOY II YEARS 1 >|
age, wants position with private
family. Address MELVIN WHITE.
c»r» t irvunnn
klectuicai, pobition wanted HV
graduate of electrical school A-l
dress Box 7. WtlHameton. N. C.
A FIRST CLA8B EXPERIENCED
Bookkeeper (M typewriter desire*
position. knowledge *teno*rapr,y.
thoroughly compu tent to mk>- entire
tnni>. excellent New Vork referen
ce" WU.BIAM I'U Mil, Somerville.
-V J
WANTED BY EX PK KIEN« ED MAN,
place a* mxnuRei 014 fnrm or »on M
rent farm on iiiano also handy wit'.
t< >ls. good a; repair work, etc., <an
give good referetues A(ldre*» .MAN,
AO EH. 130.' Dance street
LICENSED < il tl FFKri:. C<‘DOBED
wires position, references furnished
Address t'H A CFFECH. 701! Norm
Fifth "trect. city
AX KXP’.I1IKNi’KD STKXOOHAPHHK
desires to change position. Address
.1 Box rue.•
Situations Wanted—Female.
\V ANTED. IfK-KMIAOKMB.VT T<» SC
iftnnvcT’ft hou^hold . chap
• run t*r mveitni. companion 't0
yuiir-tS l#dl< * r> l:i.' ;s \ m-r u-rc#* .
♦ dUr Ht»Vfl. UlUsli t Fpi;-**’PI*8 Hj»tt
term* Address Mllh* a. jK.»*Nb>»
l^i>U t MU \‘a,
WANTED POKlTb 'N Ah I KiNCtfAte
of M honl t»\ axpert^ n-r-d ma r i- Ai’h
cr A d«ir**a* VN H t\. tar#* Pom*
1nas’tr. Gimme* t«»r Point. V*.
A WKU. UJK1KP. KM’KIilKN' i.l’
position in fam»!
or nohoof. Kr Mulish branch#*. l-nUn
an<1 locution Addrc** Box i*»
i v IWcbmond* \ a
AN KXi’Eft 1 KN<'T!I * rUINClTAL A Vi >
high school teacher. with good it «
it menials Ami ftftrtMi > dftlirti :»
school of 100 to 3»>u pupil* w ri 1 «*
jour and salary, addressing
M." Box l»ftnvttl». Vn
VANTEP A FEW BF.UlNN KKS F« Hi
piano inatrio i ion Tarm« i ra*u.>nabla
Apply 11*S 'N>m Main
WANTED—RV AN KXI’URi ENFKU
t«Ac**r. a position in privat# family,
Jblngllah and mu Me taught. Address
K. Beulah vi lie. \ a.
SETTl ,K l * FALM WANTS PUCE Vh
companion to ©l*.!#rlv or invalid p*r
»un. ho objection to leav.ng city Ap
ply to CUM l*A N ION, 40; North.
EXPERIENCED TEACHER DESIKEn
position in private home, music ant
English taught. Audi ess H«>a 7i.
R. p. D. No. 3, Bcottsvlllc. v»
an experienced tSaBKeTS de
sire* posit.oji In famils . li-uelie*
English, m title. Latin and French.
MIhS M. MASON. S> Adams street.
Petersburg, Vs
AN I NDEHORAtH ATE MUSE Who I
la a woman of refinement, read* welt
aloud, ha* given satisfaction a <0111
panion for invalid, sew* well, and
good housekeeper, ivtshes a position
after November IS. Term* $20 a
month, references exrhanded. Ad
dress N. V. 101.' Virginia strtet.
Charleston, Kanawha county. IV. Va
A~ FI R ST-CLASS V ASH UKffuil A h
want* washing to do at home. ISOS
West E^'sh street.
Wa'NTED - WASHING To DO AT
home. 7 22 Munford street.
WANTED. POSITION BY KMRKi
•nced lady stenographer, beat of ret
erence*. Phone Madison S071.
llol S E K EE PER M t’I A TTO, YOtfEu
woman that ha* a child, good home,
full charge, fair pay GEORG c.
PERKINS, 1361 Ward street, Haiti
more, Md.
DREBBM A K1NG 1 'ONE NiCELV-.
skirt* a specialty. MRS. BAGBV, S
South Pine.
FOR
STAMPING AND DESIGNING
embroidery and art work. 1033 M eat
Grace street.
AN " ELDERLY LADY WISHES ~A
home in a refined family lo assist in
sawing and housekeeping; refer*
encea given and required. Address
A. B. C. No. 14
Richmond, Va.
North Fourth street,
WANTED—EXPERIENCED YOUNG
lady stenographer, with best refer
ences and diploma, desires position.
\ Apply to HVSINKSS, P. 0., Box
\74. Flncfcstle. Va. _
WANTED.' BY COMPETENT. BXPUD
rieuced and well educated stenogra
pher and office woman, position at
once. Address 210 Virginia street.
Farm villa, Va.
MIBB ELLA M CIUIBENBKRRYT M A.,
graduate of the Woman's College
to coaclt pupils for the com
gradual
-desires
lng sessions in high school subjects
Address 125 West Main. Phone 4»14.
For Sale.
BE SURE TO ATTEND AUCTION
sale of second hand furniture store
and repair shop at No. 507 »,fc North
Sixth street, 6; SO r. M. to-day. Borne
antique furniture In the lot. Mv
CLURE-DAVKNPORT-TAYLOR CO.
"SALE—W AOON 0, DELIVER V.
and grocery, buggies, surrys
.11 u*bouts. THOA. H. DUKE *
Hi Brook gTenue.
FOR
runaji
FOR SALE-GROCERY AND MAh
ket; stock and natures: central lo
cation: very low rent,' owner has
other business. Address T-l. care
Virginian
*E5
AGON* UO TO RICHARDSON
«JI Brook avenue.
r . eaa be aeea gt lW W. Cary
I .
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 lesa. Phone Madison 1758, and
Mr.Garrison. Manager of Classified Department, will call.
Situations Wanted—Female. j
FIRST-CLASS LA I'.S' DRESS TO BE
found at 628 North Third street.
a NICE Washerwoman ivoru'
like nice washing lo do at home. Ap
ply to 708 North Second street MARY 1
PARKER
i Want family washing nice
clear water; satisfaction guarantee-1.
718 North Second street
WANTED,' PLAIN SEWING TO Do AT
^home^MjMKaiUOra^BaHjecE^^^^^^^
_Miscellaneous. _
WANTED—TO KNOW WVtV THE
combined laundries locate their - 8
flroa as near our YOE TOTE offices
as they can get, and \vh> they don't
take tiurlnen* as cheaply at tnelt
plants as at these office* which ar«
run under another name Address
VIRGINIA LAfNDHY WORKS olrt
est In the business and maker of low
prices, for Tt'TK Offices. .,tl \\
Slain, SIT E. Main. t'021 E. Broad
SOS North First, tit K Marshall, Til
W Broad. 107 North Seven'll, 110.
^ Hull. , j
i'OI.D WATER PAINT.
CALCIMO THE ORIGINAL COLO
water paint east to apply. all col-|
ors. write or phone for color tar.l,
more Calclmo sold than all the wateL,
paints combined, ELBA HARDWARE,
t tty Agents Henry and Broad
WAGONS, WAGON a, WAGONS.
OPEN AND TOR FROM 147, IT. BL’K
rle*. runabouts atid ton buggies from
*46 up. Wilburn and Thornhill Farm
Wagon*. narrow- and wide tires, from
$30 up Repairing. painting an I
rubber tiring a specialty. Come ana
get mv prices before you buy. R C.
R It I STOW, 11-13-13 North-Eighteenth
Street,
MOWERS % \ ll" H It It I.K TIRES.
SEE THE EVANS HARDWARE Co
lor lawn mowers ant bicycle 11 r• «
We have the best in the city W -
have red -, e,| our prices on bicycle
tires for two we<-ks. 700 W $jroa.i
street
STOP! LOOK AND THINK.
JOHN LA TOUCHE, JR . NEW PLACE.
417 W. Main; Monroe 1452. French
and steam i leaning, ladles princess
end dresses cleaned $1.30 pleated
skirts French cleaned, 73 cent*,
plain. JOc.: gloves cleaned. any
length 10 cents per pair, gent's suits
dry cleaned. 30c; French cleaned Jt 00
reduction In all work
TOOL* \ND rlTI.KNB
IF Yuf WANT ANYTHING IN TOOL
or cut terc, see the KA'AN'S HAfio'
W \RE VO best line at lowest
price tn . ’t> TOO West Broad
streel. __,_
1'NRFDKKM ED ELGIN AND WAL
t bam watches. 20-year gold-fltle i
ease only $7.30. STEINERS 1441
East Main street
41.1 MINI M W ARE.
tSF.K THE EVANS HARDWARE <•>
f„r the best assortment of pure
aluminum ware in th* it- at b-west
prbes 7*0 West Bt-,ad street
FORFEITED SIT IVasks' "all SIZES.
»! eat h WTEINKRS. 1441 East Mam
street. ____
HAUL
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
al Hughe », 306 N. Third street.
Ft MtFEITED REMINOTOS' Dt.H BLl-.lv
barrelled hammerless tf-gauge.
ouiv *17.5* STEINERS. 1411 East
Main street.
FORFEITED* SINGLE GINS. ALL
makes. *3 STEINERS 1411 East
Main street _
Special Notice.
&rr,< I XL. NOTICE TO THE LADIES
mint to nr urn xplred lens'- «<-,
were unable to move ns we rxpeot- i
f.l nn<l am sill) located nt our old !
e-ar.d. 417 F,. Broad. until November
1, 1410 We are offering for a spec
ial ttil* week, a regular IlS.iO suit
at $15.44. See our 125 00 and 425.no
suits \sk any one v ho purchases
from us and they will tell you our
Bri<e» are much below others, why"
erause our expenses are less than
lislf the expense of others In same
line of business and we ^ive our pa
trons the benefit of thp THE WO
MAN'S SHOP. 417 E Broad Take
elevator First floor NELSON SHOE
CO.
LADIES, VOC CAN SAVE YOUR RAIL
ROAD FARE TO NEW YORK OH
WASHINGTON J. KATE IS NOW
HERE. ONE OF THE BEST LADIES'j
TAILORS FROM NEW YORK SPE- !
CIAl. ARTIST ON FANCY SUITS .
A1J. WORK GUARANTEED IN
ORDER TO ADVERTISE HIS'
WORKMANSHIP. A SPECIAL PRICE I
WILL BE GIVEN ON EACH SUIT.
200 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
B. FELDM \ V
FINE LADIES' TAILOR BEFORE I
YOU HAVE YOUR FALL AND WIN-!
TER SUITS MADE CALL AND SEE
ME; IMPORTED MATERIALS AND
LATEST STYLES JUST FROM NEW
YORK. SPECIAL PRICES FOR Aj
SHORT TIME. IMPORTED GOODS
WITH FINE SILK LINING. *35 UP.
PERFECT FIT AND WORKMAN-'
SHIP GUARANTEED. 211 E. BROAD]
STREET.
WANTED—-1 Vk& FOR' M EN’S COLLA KS I
and cuffs; Sc. for shirts, 10c. for
counterpanes. 20c. for blankets, at
VIRGINIA LAUNDRY'S YOU TOTE;
OFFICES; «11 W. Main. SOS North
First. 317 E. Main. 2021 E. Broad. 714 ;
W. Broad. 414 E. Marshall. 107 N. j
Seventh, 1107 Hull street.
REMEMBER THE MAN WHO WILL
dve for you. R. B. LUMPKIN
Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing'
Works. French, dry cleaning and j
scouring. Ladles' work a specialty
Work called for and delivered. Phone |
Monroe 2312. . 0 North Fourth St.
Several trunks of drummers i
sample trousers; special bargains;
highTygrads gods; bought cheap; sold ;
same tray. N. ~F. JACOBS A SON.
Ninth near Broad street
ODD FELLOWS SHOULD CARRY A j
Protecttce Certlflcate In the Fraternal
Life and Accident Association. For
full Information, call at offices, third
floor^ Ninth jewd Mein, C<ty
Boarder#—Wanted.
WANTED ROOMERS FOR I WELL
heated furnished, lower front rooms;
moderate prices; mil Madison T017-J.
Business Wants.
Rooms for Rent.
WHEN VOl’ COME- TO KICHMOM
get ft clean, comfortable bed for 50c.
phone, bath and Ice water free, **»►
collem meals served next door. 100:
East Clay.
FOR RENT. TWO NICE. LARGE AIR1
rooms, with or without board; wltt
use of bath and telephone. A ppi)
520 West Marshall.
ONE ROOM AND LARGE KITCHEN
Including ran**- and water; el»h
dollars per month. 710 West Mar
shall
FOR RENT. THREE LARGE CON
nacting rooms on second floor, bath
closet, hot and cold water, electro
lighted, very desirable. rent reason
able. Apply 711 North Avenue
Brook land l ark
TWO LARGE. BRIGHT \TTRACTIV1
second-floor room*, furnished or un
furnished. Second and Franklin
Rhone Madison 6281-4.
HEW TIKI L ROOMS WJTii U,l, CON
vsnleme*. centrally located; verj
thing for husine.-!- men. board *1**
if desired. Phone Monroe 1-10, or cal
15 South Fifth.
ONE ROOM. FERNlSHED. SOI TI
Richmond with bath. gas and phon<
on same floor; convenient to goot
board gem lemen preferred; refer
ences exchanged MRS E. L BASS
TW'i» LARGE BRIGHT FRONT R< H >3®
unfurnished, second floor. Apply 8.
West Grace.
ONE BRIGHT. I NI I KMSHLL R5o*
with use of bath, ho? and cold water
Apply 204 South Linden. Rhone Mai
Ison 3523-L
FOR n ENT. DESHt A HUE SF.< ‘UN I >
s*ory front room, convenient to baH
and telr-phonc. gentleman preferred
Third street, near Cary, Phone Madi
son 415<5 -J.
\V \ N T i: l \ 01% XT 1 .E M A N OCCi fi * A X
for comfortably furnished room
hath and phone. Apply $34 Wes
Grace street
FUR RENT. THREE FERN! SHE l
rooms, separately or together, fo
Hgl;t bou#ekeeping 111 East_Clay
fiO<>MB F<)R 1: K,\T. TO XT RLE < >1
gentlemen, second flour. 2u2 Efts
Marshall.
Desirable ffrnlsh ::d rooms
i.etited in winter, with good board
312 S Third street.
\Y \ NT ED. W V WF vNT S FUR F RON'
room on second floor, with board
306 West Grace sire,
FERN I SHED ! 1A Lf ~ROuM FOf: REN
at 401 \V. Marshall street tail afte
; o'clock P m
LARGE,"" BRIGHT, ~ STE A A -H EATEi
ro^m for gentleman. 10 l Souti
Third
LA RGK. We Ll, FI It N1 SHE D ROoA
for rent to gentlemen October 15
steam heat? near Fourth and Frank
lin. J. P. O Box 1*4 1
F I' R N IS H K L> OR V N F1 H N1 SI i El
room, with or without board, con
venient to Second and Frank Un. b:
gnt’eman and wife; best reference!
given Phone Madison 6107.
HALL ROOM'. % rpKR W E K K LARGE?
room for two. 85 cent* each pe
week 6CO North Tenth street.
FOR RENT. TWi I Wi RKiSH r.D R< H)Ui
for light houeekeepm*. man and wtf
preferred, East < 1h>
FIJXNISHKD ROOMS FOR RKNT. PiU
vatc familj two blocks from Broad
507 North Sixth Ftr^'t.
NICELY FFRNISHED ROOMS. M 1 Ti
hot and cold water, bath und phone
312 E. Main street
\\ \NTi:i» r GENTLEMAN 6< Ti T I'A.v .
for nicely furftlahed room; conveni
ent to hath, central -location, souti
of Broad, reference*. Phone Madi
son 6071
KrHNlSHKl) RoOMSf USE OF BATl
Fifth street
FOR RENT. L.AKGF FUnxiSHTI
front room, use of bath and tele
phone 101A South Third.
i * '!! "llENT." ONELAROE NTcEE’
furnished front room, convenient ti
bath, with board, private family, a!*<
hall room It: East Clay Phon
294 S.
t't.MFtVlifmV FURNISHED rGoS
(to gentleman), all conveniences, a
No 5 South Fifth street
NICE. SKVi.V FU RNISH Eli ItOONP
foi rent to permanent renters. 11
North Eighth street
FOR RENT. ON WEST MaTsT W'
owner, two dry, clean rooms, suit
abb- for storage, access easy, Phon
Madison 306-J.
FOR RENT. FOUR BRIGHT ROOM
on second floor, two closet*, gai
use of bath, latrobe heat In on
room: beautiful location. 409 Norti
Addison street.
\v ANTKDT TWO YOINU" MEN OJ
couple, for nicely furnished, largr
room, on 900 block. West Main St
phone Madison 30*-.I.
ONE Kuril - Room FI RHT- FLOui
flat: furnished $20. One three-roon
furnished flat. »n ond floor. $17. VI
modern conveniences. 713 Ear to:
avenue. Barton Heights
THREK OR FOrn 'ROt>MS," lECONl
door, hot and (Old water, use o
bath. Call or address 3«1 Home St
Barton Heights.
THREE ROOMS OR ENTIRE FLA T
2313 Hanover avenue; references
possession at once
Lower" flat for rent; threi
rooms. Apply 10 South Cherry St.
"ROOMS ‘for RENT "at 402 WES'
West Grace.
for hent."Large, bright^aTic
rooms; centrally located desirable lo
callty 301 Eaat Franklin.
ONE off TWO ROOMS~f6r RENtTA^
1881 West Grace Street; private ram
llv: board nearby. Rhone Madlsoi
3571.
FOR BENT, Yw o" WEbb FURNRvHET
heated, connecting, second floor fron
room*. Apply *00 Eaat Grace street
NEWLY FFRNI8HEtT"FRONT ROOM?
also second rooms, telephone, botl
and home comforts to right party
Phone Monroe 2709. West Clay St
Business Opportunities.
TRAVELING SALESMAN. CITY SALES
man and office man wanted; ltnmedl
ate position; $800 to $1,000 required
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL CO.. 110
Eaat Main.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY "TO SECURt
drummer's samples of hlgh-cla*
trousers' persenta Itself now; we so
'em cheap—so can you; but ba quick
N. 9. JACOBS * SON. Ninth, nea
Broad straot.
Flat Wanted.
WANTED TO RENT A FEAT OJ
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, WES’:
Of FIRST STREET. RENT MUSI
BE REASONABLE. REFERENCE!
ITrsme
|
■
! Annual * .Statement <>f Central
Stnte Hospital Nrroaiiy
Fof More Money.
ITS BOOKS INDICATE
DEFICIT OF $12,:i0y
’
Superintendent Prewry Exercis
ing Every Care. But Ends
Won't Meet—Over 1.000
Now in In-titutioii.
Appeals for n larger appropriation
ir order that more facilitiea may be
l| provided and better oare taken of the
! insane patients constitute the ke>
| note of the fortieth annual report
1 of the Central State Hospital, .lust
t sent to the Governor by the Superin
tendent of that institution.
I This hospital, located at Petersburg,
land being exclusively for colored pa
tients. Has becomt. according to the
j report.of I >r. William K. Prewry. so
j crowded that bed* ami « ots are now
placed in the halls and corridors*
while the cost of living ha* increased
no rapidly that, though every econo
my was observed, the institution spent
| dicing the year which closed October
I i. if»io. more than Its ap
Mr it of that amount.
!wiring the year 1.815 patients
were oared for, the dally average be
ing 1.374. or an increase of 47 over
. the average roll of 1909. < >f the total
! number eared for 4 51 were new pa
tlerti, though sixty of these had open
treated at the institution before. The
i death roll amounted to 195. and lS:s
i j were discharged.
' •fhi hospital now accommodates
■; 1.44'. patients. Of these 5*4 are men
1 About 70 per cent, of the patients are
glvni healthy and interesting work.
and the report shows that every poe
sib’ .are—within th>- means provid
ed h\ the appropriation—is taken for
| the r health and comfort
Not Knough Money.
It is shown, however, that the an
1 i novI »pr-roprlatton of t!32,5»41 is not
snfll. tent for the maintenance of the
hi cplta). unless lower standards are
1 embraced, and this van. as it strongly
■ pi inted out. only result in unhealthy
Btui uncomfortable conditions.
Wimp the institution was establish
ed in 1*70 it has cared for 7.570 pa
tients. Of that number. 1.375 re
turned after their discharge, gom*
I gv nr hack as man as six times
With a per capita annual coat of
slightly more than fl.oS, the report
shows how the aggregate expense in
creases when provisions are consumed
m such quantities a« Ho.000 pounds
of beets. 52.00U pounds of cabbage,
t 7».0iK) ear* of corn. 5S.000 bushels of
I soiao, 11.6w gallon* or milk—meat
i heint only a few items taken from
' tn.. Hat. which covers several pages
of closely t,\ pewritten • pages
1 Governor Mann looked over the re
port with considerable Interest, and.
; ait'xing his official signature. for
‘ warded it to the public printer, who
! will have it issued In pamphlet form
within a few weeks.
IGAN HAVE HALL
: IF THEY PAY RENT
hispcpior PiPck Sav- He Will Let
Theatrical Company Have
i Auditorium.
. i
'( Despite the hei'lgerent declaration
| of Mi. W. Groan or Neal that he. rep
resenting the l.eath Theatrical fom
1 pauy and other Interests, would tight
any attempt on the part of the city
) to rent the Auditorium to a theatrical
jcompsn;. Building Inspector Beck de
clares that if the Traveling Hippo
{drome Company sends him a check
! for $50 for the rental of the hah
i th. v can have It.
Mr. Neal Is ducted as saving that
"if the city of Hlehmond intended
i entering the theatrh al business he
t i intet ded to appear before the State
■Corporation Commission and demand
i i that the cit» be taxed accordingly,
Hju*t as is done in the case of a pri
.j va'i* concern. He does not object to
"j renting the Auditorium to such at
' I tractions as the Wednesday Ohih, he
- • but he protests v igorously
. i against letting it out for the produc
1 i tlof of u honaflde theatrical show, Tn
j i conclusion, he declares the City Audl
ijtorh'm directly under the control of
I the Council Committee on Grounds
• j and Buildings, which body must take
? action before the bulKlfng can be
. leased or rented to anyone.
Inspector Beck says Mr. Neal Is
i ■ mistaken in his premises. He hlm
1 self, says Mr. Beck, has entire con
1 tro) of the building, authority having
1 been given him by the committee.
“I have orders to rent the build
j’ ing whenever 1 get the chance," said
Mr. Beck. "I have been doing it in
' j the past, and I intend to continue to
do so in the future, unless otherwise
| i instructed by the committee. If that
' i Nev. York company wants the Audi
‘ ; torium and sends me the rental—-150
nightly—they can have it. If Mr.
;j Neil cares to take the matter Into the
: courts that is not my affair. I only
■ i know what ! have been doing and
. what I inteud to do.
John lewis Currie.
John Lewis Currie, son of W. W.
i and Spohia Grantland Currie, died at
j hia residence. 1200 Brook Road,
i i Tueeday night.
11 He leaves his father, mother and
;! four sisters—Misses Alice C., Alms.
. Minnie and Sophia G. Currie—to
> i mourn their" loss.
•| Mr Currie was born and raised In
. Richmond and was in the twenty
| fourth year of hie age. Funeral will
take place from hie late reeidence
■1 Thursday at 3 P. M. The Rev. G. W.
■ j McDaniel, pastor of First Baptist
• j church, conducting the services.
; | Friends and acquaintances invited to
‘ attend.
Carringtoit^-Ctemple.
f (Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
SOUTH B08TON. VA.. Oct. 1*.—
r At “Oak Cliff." the old Carrington
homestead, about ten rallea south .of
! here, Mias Annie., the only daughter
of William H. Carrington, was married
. to J. Bray Stempta, a young merchant
and farmer of Mayo neighborly
Shoe Repairing.
i
Wednesday •fwrnoon. Rev. N. R.
Turner, pastor of the Method tat church
near the brlde'R home, officiated. A
large company of relative* and friend*
were present. Mr*, ft. O. Morton. Jr.,
of 8011th Boston, was dame of honor
and John D. Fry. of the aame place,
w*a beat man. Soon after the cere
mony the bridal party left for Ashe
ville, N. C„ where the honeymoon will
be spent, and will be at home after
Novembef 1.
I HEtTF.KFIKI.O URVF.TOR
1UDR RERGRAAT-MAJUH.
County Surveyor \V. W. l.aTrade, of
Cheaterrteld ha* been appointed Ser
geant-major of tha Virginia held artil
lery by Major T. M. Wortham, and will
enter upon hi* dutle* immediately.
Mr. LaPrade la a graduate of the
Virginia Military Institute, and «'**
for *om« years a profeaeor of mathe
matlra In that aehool.
ROOT ENDORSED
FOR CHIEF JUDGE
New Y*>rk Senator Would Look
Good on Supreme Bench
Some Believe.
WASHINGTON'. LI. C., October 12.— .
Moth prominence is given here to
day to a hypothetical story that Kllhu j
Root may be appointed chief justice
of the Cnited States by President Tatt.
if the Republicans carry New York
'and that, bv agreement. Roosevelt j
1 would support Representative William
S. Bennett to succeed Root, us Junior
senator of New Yura.
in that cast-; the -story goes. Gover
nor Stimaoii" would appoint Hennett ;
to the senate. The Washington post
to-day says;
Senator Root is probably the one
ment would meet with the unanimous?
approval of the associate justice* and
President Taft has been made aware
j of the high regard in which the eon -
ator is held."
The impression in political cireb•«
to-day. however, was that there would
he some violent opposition to the con
firmation of Hoot hy tile senate. The
story, though arousing interest, was
not taken very seriously .
PLAN A NEW BANK
FOR WINSTON-SALEM
,\rw Financial Institution in
Carolina to Have $1U0,UU<J
( spiral.
fSpecial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.. October
12.—The Merchants National bank,
which will have a capita! of $100,000.
is the name of a new financial insti
tution that will open here the flrst'Of
January. All of the capital stock has
not been subscribed as yet but It will
come forth without any trouble.
The annual meeting of the board of
trade was held last night and reports
from the various committees for the
year were heard. Secretary Kuyken
dall submitted his annua! report whtch
showed that this city has made mag
nificent progress during the past
y ear. The offirers for the ensuing year
were also elected.
Much Interest Is heing manifested
hgf# In the proposed tour from this
city on October 2* Those interested
expect something like sixty machines
to participate. The tour will be man
age din a business-like way and there
will be n pacemaker and checkers
similar to those In longer tour*.
Gurnej Quate. a white man, was
convicted of forgery in the superior
court yesterday and was sentenced to
• he count.' roads for a term of two
'ears. Quite a number of defendants
, w ere given terms for larceny.
The fifteenth anniversary of the
Twin-City hospital will be observed
here on the eighteenth of this month
A reception "ill he held from S to.S
o'clock and all friend* of the Institu
i tion are invited to attend. Refresh
ments w iU'be served.
Bird—Jones.
j (Special to The Richmond Virginian.!
I STAUNTON. VA , Oct. Is—Mias
Katie Crawford Bird, daughter of the
late I. Hit» Bird, of the Woodstock bar.
and Andrew Lewis Jones, a young law
yer. of Monterey, will be married here
Wednesday evening at the home of,
ttie bride's cousins. Mr and Mrs
George B. Crawford. Rev. R. H. Flem
ing, D. D.. of Lynchburg, an uncle of
the groom, and Rev. A. M. Fraser. D.
r>„ of the First Presbyterian church.
Staunton, officiating.
KICKED TO DEKTH
ID CHEAP HOTEL
David Marshall Brutally Mur
dered by Unknown Assailant.
Solitary Witness Held.
ROANOKE. VA.. Oct. 12.—David
Franklin Marshall was murdered Tuej
day night at Tip-Top Hotel, a cheap
lodging house.
The police have not learned who com
mitted the crime.
Marshall was beaten and kicked into
insensibility and died without recover
, lng consciousness.
One witness in the room with Mar
shall. when he was killed, has told
several different stories about the af
fair. While is It evident that he had
nothing to do with the murder, it I*
i thought he knows more than he is wtu
! lng to admit
Marshall was a painter, forty-five
years old. and leaves a a tfe and four
children. He became intoxicated laet
night and went to the Tip-Top hotel
. to sleep The place has a had reputa
tion.
TRYING TO SAYK
LAND GRABBERS
WASHINGTON. Oct. 12— Attor
ney* fop Frederick A. Hyde, of San
Fraacleco. and Joost H. Schneider, of
Arizona, who** conviction In the Dis
trict Supreme Court ha* been con
tinued by the Court \>f Appeal*, are
to-day preparing to apply to the Unit
ed State* Supreme Court for a writ
of certiorari a* the last resort to save
their clients, charged with land
frauds, from the penitentiary.
Hyde and Schsnider were indicted
on forty-two counts with John "a. Ben
son and Henry V. Diamond in 1104
for obtaining titles to land through
fraudulent practices.
Justice Stafford sentenced Hyde to
two years in the penitentiary and to
pay a fine oCtlt^MC. Schsnider re
ceived a sen tone* of one year in the
luntiaryand a too of
iMr
discounts
1 I/oans and
2 Overdrafts
3 Bond?, securities, etc. owned,
4 Hanking house* and lots .
5 Other real estate oitfned.
6 Furniture and fixtures ..
7 Kxcbangck and fiheoks for next day's clearings
8 Other rash Items . ....... .
9 Due from National bunks;..
10 Due /n»?n State banks, private bunker* At
11 Paper currency • * . ..
12 Fractional paper cur retie:- . nickel* and cent*
18 Gold coin ... ..
14 Silver coin...
15 All other items yf resource . ...
trust
Total
LI AfllMTIEfti
1 capital stor k paid in. .. ..
2 Surplus fund ...
I ndivided profit*, less interest, taxes and expenses
Dividends unpaid ..
3
4
5 Individual deposits subject to check .$23,910,880.21
Savings deposits . . . . . 12,735.876.99
7 Demand certificates of deposit 2.392,481.27
8 Time certificates »*r deposit 7.895.580.15
!• Certified checks . . .. 137,674.81
10 Cashiers’ checks outstanding ... .. 101.485.16
. $11.778.264 .#1
. 4960.126.23
. 1 078.430.08
103.75J .36
Total Deposits .. . ..* 147,163,388.62
11 Due to National hanks . . . 281,190.47’
12 Due to State banks, private bankers and trust companies 619,215.7$
13 Notes and Mils rediscounted . .... 552,140.8$
It Bills pa\able.. including certificate* of deposit representing
money borrowed .. 1.405.248.20
15 All other Item- of liability ... 414.218.68
Total
.$69.164.980.90
VERY GOOD PRICE
l’i tt r-lutrg Market Open* Selling
Abuiit 13,000 Pounds of
Loose Loaf.
Pl.AXMXO FOR . FAIR
Prince George fount' A-ktd to
Make Appropriation.' for
Agricultural Work.
(Special ti> The Richmond Virginia!) I
PETETiaBfRG, VA.. Oil. 12.—Tin
tobacco market opened In Petersburg
Tuesday for the ante* of loose tobacco.
Thai which wag offered for sale Indi
ct,ic< that the commodity which is
to h" brought to the warehouses will
he ot good grade There was sold
Tuesday about 15.non pounds, and the
rl; r.< ranged from $5.o0 to $11.75 per
hundred.
Hr try blanks to the Petersburg fair
arc being rapid!.' received, and the
exhibits promise to be unusually
good The fair is being extensive!'
advertised by sn attractive lithograph
picture The railroads will make spe
cif ! rates to Petersburg for the or
casn. n
The woman's department of the
fair "ill be under the supervision of
a committee composed of Mrs. J M -
Ruffin. Mrs. Pegram and Mrs K W
Grigg. Mr. J. \V. MePomb. of Rich
mond. has written his acceptance to
be one of the Judges of the (air.
Vi. R. \V. Barn well has resigned
as rector of St. Paul's F.plscopal
church. This "as done at a meet
ing of the vegtry Tuesday night. I>r.
Barnwell desired his resignation, to
become effective December 1. but his
ve»trv requested him to remain until
January. The resignatb n Us a mat
ter of great regret, as he is popular
among the people and a valuable man
a , a citizen.
Discuss Values.
The board of supervisors of Prince
Ueo gft county held a meeting Tues
day at Disputants to discuss matters
SAlstmn isles !c. ,s.l . O 1 • I O B . . I
county.
B< ulhall Farrar. Stale agricultural
demonstrator. ami U Gordon Kinney,
secretary of the Petersburg Chanibei
oi Commerce, appeared before the
hoard anti requested that It make ati
appropriation of $20 for "ach 1,00b
inhabitants to atari agricultural de
monstration work and to form boys
corn clubs, which hate proved so
beneficial in Chesterfield and Pinvvid
Ui > counties. The board unanimously
endorsed the movement, and ordered
the appropi iation.
This being Columbus day. Peters
burg knights will celebrate with the
Richmond council, going over to
Richmond this evening to attend the
celebration and banquet.
The revival services at Grove Ave
nne Baptist church are being well at
tended. Rev. Oaks Boyars, of East
Richmond, Is conducting the exer
cises The meetings will continue dur
ing thi# week.
The district conference of the Home
Mission Society of the Petersburg di*
trii : convened Wednesday at Chester.
MR. IAFI REVIEWS
PARENT IN BOSTON
Executive. Mayor att<! Archbishop
Join in Honoring Discoverer
of America.
BOSTON. MASS.. October 12.—
With 62,000 men In line and the
parade reviewed at different points
of its march by President Taft, Gov
ernor Draper, of Massachusetts. Mayor
Fttsgeraid, of Boston, and Archbishop
O'Connell, of the Boston arch diocesei
this city- to-day did honor to the
discoverer of Americas,
President Taft arrived from Beverly
shortly before noon and for about an
hour reviewed the thousands of
marchers. He then motored back to
Beverly.
Masses in most of the Catholic
church of the city were a feature of
the celebration.
OBSERVE ANNUY
Of COLUMBUS IMG
October 12 Xot Legal Holiday
But is Remembered in Eleven
States.
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.—In eleven
States to-day 'will be celebrated legal
ly aa Columbus day In honor of the
discovery of America by Christopher
Columbus on.October IS, MSS.
The only recognition taken Of the
anniversary by the Federal govern
ment was mi order from the twgdhsy
uries in New York and Chicago to
close as far as public business WlU -
permit.
There tvaa pending before the HOu*t '
during the last session of a resolution
to declare October 12 a legal holiday
throughout the country in all Federal
offices and upon Federal territory- Me
did not come up for consideration*./
and win probably be taken up at son>4%
subsequent session. If 1* mgllO* '
adopts the resolution. It Is very ltk*»
Iv that all the State* will follow It* Bl
lehd. c3jf5
m TO DISCOVER
WHY SHE RESIGHE
( onnnittcp to Investigate Con
ti'dis in ( itv llumt* Aneut
the MalroiHhip.
The resignation of Mis* Ida Ba*toJ^
from the position of matron of ttwE'
*'Ity Home, handed In only a
hours after she had bcea elected to (Bj
position Tuesday,' will be probed
the Council committee on relief of
poor at a special meeting at #:
o clock Thursday evening. The
mltrec members are frankly pua
over the situation and their probe may
result in several changes Jn the metfcwg
ode now pursued at the home.
Miss Baffin- resigned from a posltt
paying her *40 monthly to resume h
former post as nurse in the hospital l
a salary of only *20 per month,
refuses to assign any reason for
action save that she prefer* the la tec
ter posit;.m. it Is whispered, however*
that the advocacy of Superintended
CRbell for Miss Alice Johnson for tl
place and resulted, in the latter’* d<
feat by Miss Bagby has led the latfi
to believe that more cordial relatlo
might be maintained between her!
and’ Dr. Cabell should she not acn*
the position. Dr. Cabell urged
committee members to elect Ml** Alt|
Johnson matron when the commit)
met Monday afternoon. Mi** John*
is a sister of Mr*. Mai Dougal, who i
cently resigned from the matron*
to gi t married Mia* Johnson was i
pointed to All the position temporal
Mis* Johnson w«» a candidate
election to the permanent poaltti
Miss Bagby was chosen, however,
cause she was thought to have
longer experience.
At first Miss Bagbv refused to in
n«
the post, saying that she h«<l t.
told by |>r Cabell that aha would
required to hoard hospital attends
and others at $15 per month and i
sh< would l"*r money by ao <Jo1
Councilman t'mlauf told her she
not board anyone unless she w.
whereupon she accepted the mau.
Ship only to resign a few hour* la
As n resalt of the mtx-up It is prt
able that a separate table for hosp
officials and attendants will be ml
tained at the expense of the city
AGAIN CONTINUES
LIGHTFOOT Gl
Negro Charged With Assaultt
White Woman Has Been in
Jail Three Mouths.
The rase of Clarkes Ughtfoot.'
nogro charged with a felonious
eaul; on Mrs. Frank Bonavettl.
continued for the third time In
lift Court Wednesday morning..
time it was set tor October I*.,
I.lghtfoot is charged with strii
Mrs. Bonavettl over tho head «
a clut. and fracturing her skull. .
claims an alibi. He has been In
stm < last July awaiting trial.
The latest postponement wa*
sitated by the absence of several^
portent witnesses. In ordering a
tinuanee Justice Origgs declared
every witness who Is late when -
case is called next Wednesday
be fined for contempt ot court.
Joint Ij. Currie.
Mr. John Lewis Currie died
| day night In his home in this
He was the only son of Mr. and >
t W. W. Currie, and was IS years
The funeral arrangements will bn j
nounced later.
Pel lee Board to atari.
Members of the Board of Police i
missloners will bold a regular i
; meeting Tuesday 'night. TT*
i night routine buslnees will be
ed.
Attempt to Lynch Slayer.
LOUISVILLE. MISS.. Oct, U
attempt was made last night by i
to Jynch Swlnton Fermenter. e©
eU of the murder of bla sweatee*
was frustrated by a volunteer
1 who ware pledged to allow the t
I take lta course.
ROANOKE. V
Broa. proprietors
P. 1. restaurant
and Individual pe
with llatrtlltlae
and assets of Hi

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