Greater ltlchtnoud'a Greater Newapnper

GREATEST WANT AND REAL ES¬TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA. AMDONE OV THE ÜBST IN AMERICA.

Want Ad Rateslu effect June 11, 1911.Doll}-, one cent per nurd \>hen pnlrt111 advance. No Ad. tuken tor leas tbnnleu ce Ii ta.

On» and uue-lialf centa n wird allrluaslUraUona except Sltuntlou Wantedtor mi iinn?. .SI tun linn Wunied. one centa nurd. No Ad. Suuiluy tnkru l«»r lea-''Rinn fifteen ccntn.Ao Ada. Inkeu lor lew* (Imn twenty-avr ccnln »\Ucii plioucd in or charted. t tu* counter.Phone urd«ri> uo| Kunrautrrd,('luHaBIeutlou urn uuuruiitccd utterOHIO a*. M..'"or business contracts, send lot theWant Ail, Man, about- Monroe I.

ILQtil URO j;0L'UUföun?d7 gold bin' with "Trwuhearts aim pearl crown. Applyi Imos-Dlsputch,LOST. AT .ST. paces. chi KCl!iliursday morning (noon BcrylctH,black handbag containing check,money .um on;., article*. Reward It^J'turii.-d to i.>:, \\. m.i:.\ Sin.t.löst." 'ON ""MoNS>.\V EVENING. Asold locket, with monogram J. s.McK. A rewind will bo paid If rc-_turned to 'l lines- Dtspatelt.LOST. HI :TWJ3EN Ft i Til HTIlKKTmid the Memorial Hospital, poSsluly.i Mllli r & Hoods, a gol breastpinwith coral in centre. Howard it re¬turned to K. 0. a..'-' Superintend-i-lit's Plllce Memorial 11 »enltahLost, Wednesday, vpril .1. bk-twoen 11, and j o'clock, an old-fashioned breastpin, with large t,.paz.letting. Reward it returned tuCRUMP a. WEST COAb c< .. 171&East Gary.on APRIL St, A SMALL BREASTPIN,two ;-:<dd hearts With n pearl crownon top. in Jefferson Hotel alloy >.on Adams street, between Cary andFranklin. ii,.- tinder w;ll pleasereturn to The TIriteS-Dlspatch oIIIcm^Ji^l n.. flVi Hi, :\

l?rlp (.(.tit.... stfuitJEcn'cTiu«.:;-.C \\> irkers w inteuWo can lit you lui a well-paid poal-tlOll as foreman or eui» 11.»> i.d- ntof an electric railway, lightingdynaino blatlon, or u-lephon-- man-1user. This course of instruct'on inm; been approved by tin best known:electrical chglqcors in life world.]We can give you the records of it]thousand men who have suc< ucd .!

ua the direct result of taking tillscourse. Tho only qualification nced-cd Is thy ability to faj and write,and the ambition to succeed. Writeat once for Information, i. cBox key_ lül'.v i:. :-, ranlon, p.i.

cWA ntED, YOUNG MAN, tÖ OR SO, TOhold copy; night work. .Must heaide to read writing. Apple FORE¬MAN, Fittb Fbi,,r. Times-Diarpatch, atii o'clock this (Friday) evening.A CORPORATION opening officeIn Richmond requires a rcprcsenta-1tlvo capabln of taking charge andhandling salesmen; proposition nri-1llrely new; demands very large! .-cluslva rights and protection guar¬anteed. Capital approximate to tn*|amount of l^'iu necessary. One ac¬quainted with Richmond preferred.Addre ss 1> 0, j, can- TltnOS-Dlspatch.WANTED, A BRIGHT lloY FROM Wto »0 yens old for Olllce work. Ad¬dress, stating age, experience, ref¬

erences. I> 335. cure Times-Dispatch.V VNTlil), l/i.;t>ii iTivi- MAOillN-jlata by Uc C. *e O RailahV i»l t lit-ton Forge. Va., shans._V. ANTED, COMPOSITOR, RULE AND1figure, hand. Apply, ready for work,WAl.THALL PRINTING CO. INC.>VANTED, RELIABLE FARMER WiTH

K'iuu team to cultivate large farmnear Richmond at once. Apply RoomNo. 13, Borth Ninth Street.

YOU ARM WANTED FOR GOVERN-metlt job; 1-,0 month. Send postal forlist of positions open. FRANKLININSTITUTE, Dep't 400 u. Rochester,_N. Y._jvax TED. two GOOD dairy FARMhands, white or colored. Call Mad-ison iSOa-F._AGENTS. Nu matter WHAT youam selling, whether to stores, fac¬tories or house to house, you canitdd our proposition mid double yourpresent income, southern cor¬poration, 10: NoitU Eighth Street.Richmond.

Svanted! registered pii'ääma-cist. fllve ail particulars bv letter.BADL3TON PHARMACY, Ballaton,Va.RANTED. A FIRST-CLASS GRADERami machine hand on spokes; latestMt. Mortis spoke machines, state

age. Wage* and experience. Addressl) it:, car.: Times-Dispatch.[Wanted, for u. s. ap.my. able-bodied, unmarried men. between agesOf IS and 35, citizens of United Stales. |of good character and temperate hab-1Its. who can speak, read and write ;the English language. For 'i.forma-lion apply to Recruiting Oflioer, snoK. Hroi.-l Street. Richmond. Va_

öüuaUoiiö Cuantra, u?aU$?ASf1i6r^&'iT'ionHby" l1Nof Y'pe

operator-machinist; union: speed,5,000 pur hour. Address operator,203 Cnmetery St., Wlpston-Salem,n. C._{position wanted TO sell ANYlino except dry goods for wholesalehouse. Will sell on commission -itfirst, to show that I can and willwork. Am willing to give bond. I->r. 11, care Tjmos-DRMjatch._

Qdp CCltintcti, jfemalc

BO GIRLS WANTED AT ONCE. WHIT-LOCK BRANCH, TWENTY-THIRDAND MAIN STREETS.

[WANTED, a WORKING nOUSEKISBI'-er, out of town; wages, $25. PhonalMadison 892S-W.

LADIES. NO MATTER WHAT YOUare selling, whethei to offices or!house to lions,-, you can add ourluopositlon and double your pres¬ent Income SOUTHERN CORPOR¬ATION, 10H North Eighth Street.;Richmond, :

Öttuatföiüj CClniitrü, ifcmaUDaVy uV'V I VI; Y E a US' EN PE Rl-

onco as stenograplter nmi geiieralloffice assistant desires position. Can1tfurnish best references from promi¬nent business men of ibis city. Ad¬dress F i*.:T. care Times-DlspaU-h.

tADY WILD STAY IN SOME HOME.while owner Is away; Richmond orsuburbs. l> ä^C. care TlmeH-Dlspittch,

WANTED, r< »SITU »N BY Y< .1 N*i ;lady us cashier in hotel or restau-|rant. Phone Monroe 2399-jJ.

l$tl?, jfjcT: ana jfemaleWAN '!']¦' \" Will Td r*C H R1 STian M a Nund wife to take charge of smallcountry hotol; one or botli mustbe a gond cook and ready to acceptposition April SO. C LIO, car«i Tlmca-plspateh.©olitliotö an6_featcs.nwn

BADESMEN * WANTED..R E AL Es¬tate, insurance men. stock salesmenpreferred; unlimited possibilities; 25per cent, commission. Room 010,First National Rank, Fort Worth,Tex-.s.

^u'\~<'rAi'A^nP^-^"i(i^^'y'^^ ri" babycarriages repaired. OICKERSTAFF.1m1 E. Main Strct.

TlUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND soldat HUOHES'S. 30c North Third.

TOU CAN'T OO WRONG WHEN YOUcat Smlthfleld sausage.

Mßcitra cctiintröl>ipSTRUCTION OP :THB i3Tl5.AMiimFI Itanlc. ''routcst murine disasterIn history; l.SOO souls tn w»t«ryBrave*. Kuli account of the appall-Ing accident told by survivors, strik¬ing the Icuborg. Summoning .*<a bvv. irel. hh. picking up, the lifeboats andbringing home the rescued. nar¬rowing scenes on the sinking ship.Heroism of passengers, ..«i, »rs -umcrew. Oiily authoritative book.Magnificent photographs and nrt'sts''Ii'awing*, over rp)0 pages. Price onlyJi- go per cent, commission. Coin-Plet<j nullit. 10 cents. Write to-day.UEO. G. CLOWS CO., 234 8. EighthKL. Philadelphia. Pa. Dept. it.

Tin; TITANIC DISASTER, AUTHEN-tlVi realistic, heartrending.* bonanzafor agents. Low price. Hl« terms.Ontiit free. HIEGLEIt CO., Phila¬delphia. Pa.AGENTS. BELL TITANIC DISA8TERIBig Illustrated ook c.f eurv'vora'stories, etc. Only $1; agents prctli. Hustlers make *io dalle. Bond10c. pay postage un outfit. AMERt-CAN BOOK AND BIB 1.10 HOUSE',Philadelphia._A<; KNTS. t ICEAN'S GREATEST- /rRAG-edy. Gigantic steamslitp Titanic, goesto the bottom "ti her nialdcn tr'p.Multimillionaires, author.-, statosnB'Uand immigrant* share the same A-ii-tery grave. Our great book, pro¬fusely Illustrated, win tell all th«thrilling story with porannal ac¬counts of heroic self-sacrifice, mar¬velous escapes ami terrible suftur-ings. Be lust tu the Held and reapa golden harvest. Prospectus nowready. Outfit free. Send ioc. to

<ov. :. cost of mailIng. THE THOMP¬SON I'l.n. CO.. St. Louis Mo

£)rote09ic;.al I?rtp u-liiucdT ':.'.<>¦ ii i: i; fi \van i i.k u a.\ti;iiseveral experienced teachers f >r:. >.t term, cood salaries tot roodteachers, if you want n better po¬sition, write nie at once i: IIPICKELL. Bos !>¦.'. Knoxvllli Tcnn

Business Or'poitumtifö

MANAGERS WANTED FOR DISTRICT'Offices to he established at «.vervtrade centre tor Limo. Tie. wholecountry Is awake to the Only pnr»jfruit all-tiie-y. at hov'orage-.mostdelicious of all drinks. The Held IsImmense. Success has been i'*.nmii-strated. Profits aj-<- ample. Districtoftlces win h.. supply stations lorjobbing and ictull trade. Manage,must also tend out canvasser*, yöuwin need a email capital and per¬haps furnish bond along with Alreferences. Write onlv if you cmswing big deals ami mean bus'ites*.THE LIMO COMPANY, 21; SeventhAvenue, New York City.

a CORPORATION OPENING OKF1CBIn Richmond requires a representa¬tive capable of taking chargo andhandling salesmen: proposition en¬tirely hew; demands v< ry large: ex¬clusive rights and protection guar¬anteed. Capital approximate tu theamount of jsoo necessary. One itc-ou.limed with Richmond pretarfuti.Address It :. I... ..«...: T'nies-I.M«pat-;!i

$700 TO LEND ON CITY "It iÜBÜ Re¬blin real estate for two or threeyears. Room (52, American BankRill Ifl Ing._WANTED, MAN WORTH 1100 PERmonth in the soda water and leecream business; best business s'teIn the State. 12,000 necessary. O. ti.CONODQN. Phoebus. Va,

34300 WILL BUY ESTABLISHEOlight manufacturing business: pro¬ducts pay loo per cent. pro;;t: createown demand and unlimited, for par¬ticulars call at r.a.-t M.nn.

SUBURBAN PHARMACY . VI !:.; IN IAnear Washington, \t. C.: nood busi¬ness; growing community; 12,400cash. OR. W, c. WBLBURN, t::Ca. Ave.. Washington; D. tw

MR. MERCHANT: DO YOU WANTto .1 out quick for cash'.' We areroady to purchase ~li sixes c retailrls. A t .(Ul.-U. FEINRLOtjMCO., 116-18 East Kranklin, Richmond,Va.

IK YOU HAVE 33,600 YOU CAN IN.vest, with aervicea, securing an ex¬cellent position. advise at once."OPPORTUNITY," PoSt-Olllce BoxNo. 123. City._;

IK YOU HAVE A MERITORIOUS PAT-onl, etc., which you want organize!,systematized and marketed, address11 4M. car. 1 hrn. .-¦ I'.h;-at.:li._ ;

L\cui cjgrate jfot &atrKOR^rLU^rATTRA^jflv'Vr TBJMti " 'M

brick residence on South FourthStreet, three doors trom Gamble'sHill Park. I'or special reasons,which will 1)0 explained, wc are inposition to öfter this property cheat)and win accept small cash paymentand balance to suit purchaser. Ap¬ply RUEHRMUND .V BOWLES. 11

_N. Eighth Street.ka it Si "For sALi:-n~'acres, "all

cleared, ready for cultivation; fourmi|es from city; al| conveniences.Apply \.j r.oj l.oitslana Street.

MONUMENT ANNEX is tBe PLACEto buy real estate fur a? quick 'n-vestment. Monument Avenue willsoon extend three miles beyond thisProperty. .'Then you will reap llielharvest. Huv now, not to-morrow.A few lots 'at ?1S per f^ot; euyterms. A MOS et POINDEXTER. |Travelers Building._'

T l":Ä 1 ">e~seVen -ROOM house. GOODlocation, Indianapolis, lnd.. for Vir-ginia. farm. Attention; real estatemen. "DECK," Box ;:7. Station -'A.'Wa1. rlOQ. Iowa.

_ _IXTSNA l *-7*33 K Ebt ON HU.I.i. ST It i: ET.frame .stoic ?s0 per foot; rent! forJ::ti(». Better see me at once. M. t'.MANN. 015 Hull Street. Photic Mad-:IsOn r>ris7. _:

RKAi- nVi i. woö'iVläni. heights!lot. $710 original price. Addressowner at once. E RSI. care Times-:Dispatch,_IFOR SALE, ATTRACTIVE S-ROO.Ucorner brick residence on AduhisStreet, near Main. Kor imrhstduitosalt WO offi r a bargain In this prop¬erly; Con hccclR small cash pay-,menl .Hid balance arranged SO as tosuit purchaser. AppJ.v RUEHRMUNDA- Rt iWI.KS. I X l'l:'-:h S'-,t.

3BlUlÖ£Hb IZoticfS. JAiinntb- Coast UiteT Rn"ilroad Company

oiiu-c of the Treasurer;Wilmington. N. C. April 22. 1912.

THE BOARD OK DIRECTORS OK Til EAtlantic Coast Line Railroad Com¬pany has declorod -' per cent, inter¬est on the cert Ideales of Indebted¬ness of that company, payable at theolllco of the trehstircr, at Wilming¬ton, N. f.. on and after MAY I,1'.'12. The transfi-r books nn- clos-ilfrom the 2»th day of April, 1!>12. tothe 1st day of May. 1012. both In¬clusive. .1AM KS K. POST.

Treasurer.

^oiiitrjj, prts anö ILiU ötocki"«n: sali:, 'i i.m 11 n a r ON HORSEpSyears old: good saddler and no hot¬ter driving horse SJiVer produced; notafraid of anything except whip.MAIN STREET MARKET, HENRY13. WINSTON. Prop., 2101 W. MainCt. Madlsoii_.r.l 11 ^ Monroe 1776.

NICE matTe! eight" years old.city broke, for sale at COG e. ClayStreet._'

AUTO SPARK, BEAUTIFUL BRINDLEBoston terrier, male: high pedlgre«;reasonable. w1llougiiby KEN.nel3. Norfolk.

KOR COM RKCT"sTyLES^fN^jlTlLLiNlery you must see my display of trim¬med hats and iintrimmod shapes; aUto:ny I'noof ready-made garmetiiH forImlies and children. Wo are nowgiving apec.lal prices on nil Rnos.Alterations free. MRS. .TULIUaBEAR, 1123 E. Main Stroct.

DALY PUZZLES'

What kind of < hair7ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S I'l/./.l.i:.

llolu.

f:CV feallWi; be i SELL. AND exchangesecond-hand machinery ot every de¬scription, i. DLUFOKD ü CO.. 1638East Cory street.

|mV urneral MBiTcANTii7K Busi¬ness i:i Sussex county, forty-llv«ihllcu 01 Richmond. Vu., eight mil**01 ii:..- Atlantic Coast Line. An «s-tablluncd business stand 01 twenty-IWe years. $15,000 to 120,009 It'Ude;l/ouka open to Inspection to any ouuthat means business; 94,000 to (S,oooMock. which can b« reduced to suitbuyi r ii Ii« wish. Terms will bemade very easy. Address c i'J'J, care'i lines-1 itspuich.I'Olt- SAM-:.' tWo "new Single

1 tracks. RICHARDSON bros.'. CISBrook Avenue.for SALE, ISVERVTHIXC that ISnew and stylish in the buggy line;j runabouts, phaetons and surreys, rub¬ber and steel tires. We guaranteeevery Job. Lowest prices. Easyi terms. A. MEYER's sons. ;:ti BastCary Street.i ' >R* >alk. »X E El' bbek- t1 iVeIj

lop buggy: one rubber-tired run-about, good as new; one jumper andone grocery wagon. These are allgreat bargains, a. meyer'S SONS.;_'..'ii K. Car > Street.

for SALE, SMALL BLACK MARE*,good lor delivery wagon, buggv ¦.

plow, fc.if.. tor lady or child to driveJ7i. Madison 5349-L. MARKYTHOMP-s< in.for- bale, No! 5 FcOÖMl:TliRsteam pump; will pump |0 per c at.sand or mud; 3-inch discharge, half-inch steam. Also 6Q-H.-P. boiler. 13-H.-P. engine, two steam drills; onudouble-drum hoist, one single-drumhoist, derricks, cars and track. two-horsepower hoist, winches and gen¬eral quarry or contractor's equip¬ment Addicts It si, care Tlhlca-Dispatch.

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for SAL!:." ONE LIGHT AUTOMO-bllo delivery truck, in perfect order.Cim be seen at any time. PhoneMadison 74X J. U LINDSAY, INC.

ALL KINDS of SCALES REPAIRED.BICK Krstaff, 1»11 13. Main Street.lao.vH'J i-rjrl'j a .". tu. i.e.t;. thkel-eighth mile from railroad. Price,3. <.. V. HUNDLEY. Amelia. Va.

piano Foi: sale, in good coxbi-I tlo'-- Apply lost' W. Grace Struct.t'o:; wagons go 10 richardsonBi;oS.. oii Brook Avenue. Painting,I repairing and rub. cr-llre work.Madison 1167.

'ÜRIEXTAI. KUOS and CARPETS.ANinspection of in> li.gb-oradc eolleo-lion will no doubt convince you ?fmy ;ow prices !gr tho grade i handle.Many otner goods and novelties onhand. Onyx hosiery tor ladles. A. g.YARID. 217 North Fifth Street.

roll tor dekk, it e m 1 n g TO Ntypewriter, outdoor showcase undtour counter showcuscs, cheap.tomPK IN S. a .' 7 W. Brojid._

MOTOR CYCLES, NEW AND SECOND*'hand; a.! prices. To.MPKINS. No,327 W. Broad._delicious SM1THF1ELD SAUSAGEnow or. sale at your grocer's.

TWO NEW RUNABOUTS. $40 EACH;four top buggies. jf.E.iO each; onutop buggy, S7S up to $125; severalfarm wagons at cost to close out.THOS. H. DUKE A: CO., bOl Brook'Avenue.not needing SAME, I WILL sell!my standard fireproof sale, good asnew, at a bargain to quick cash pur-chaser. Address G 4so. care T'mes-Dispatch. ]

TIMBER for SALE..BY CONSERVA.live estimate; I have between S.Ouu,-1'."i and 9,000,000 feet of originalgrowth and second-growth pine tim-In Brunswick county. North Car-ollna. Rate 011 lumber 10 Richmond,;« l-2c. For particulars address )>.P. BRYANT. Box 602, W'lmlngton,

FOR SALEr"l~lFltC^R_AltR^Sw FIVE*passenger, six-cylinder louring cai.fully equipped and In excellentshape: guaranteed. Address F 62s,care Times-Dispatch.

IXooins ftoi tuntlarge.' "FrRNisVlFrTR. iÖMS;'*^ALSOrooms furnished for light house¬keeping. Call before 7 P. M. IllEast Clay.

FU 11 N Sil 13d ROOM. VIRGINIABuilding; telephone, bath, hoi water;every convenience; gentlemen, aill. car.- Times-Dispatch.

atti f.Vt if l ve ROOM FOR GENfXTf-lilClt at 323 East Franklin. Monroe!_i£.<lj>._PLEASANT, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. IINorth Sixth, east aid.- of street.

814 EAST cea Y-.w ELL FURNISHEDrooms, large, small; centrally lo-t-ated._V \\ ii LA*kg 13, COMMI NICA1 I NOlooms, parlor floor; private bath;furnished for light housekeeping111 East Clay.

BRIGHT. COMFORTABLE FRONTroom; every convenience. 122 SouthFifth._

BEST PLACe to .-Top IN RICH-mond, Hotel Roanokc, HI NortltEighth Street. Wc have the mostcomfortable beds; phone, bath free.7-,c. l>c- day up.

jT20t(CCöWANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW

that JAHNKM BROS.. Jewelers, 512East Main Streit, bay. sell, exchangeand REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THELATEST STYLES. Old gold and sil¬ver always taken III e.\ .:l:ange.

DR. N. C. MUELLBIt, SUKGEON-<'HI-ropodlsl. now located at 102 EastBroad street, over CommonwealthBank. OHicfe hours; R A. M.-8 P. m.:Saturday. 10 P. M.: Sunday, 9-12 M.Manicuring. Phono monroo 2560-1*

COUNT* fill-: INDIANS AS THEY pass_by, then boc tompkins.LAWN "MOWERS SHARPENED AND

repaired. BICKERSTAFF. 1S1 i East.Main Street.

. Coal and. flClooD -

WCA^D^AT REDUCED PRICES. TOmove 1B0 cords ut once we oft'e.;'slab and kindling at SI.50 ncr half-cord. Dry oak at $3 half-cord. Fullmeasure; prompt, service. Order to¬day. MIDLOTHIAN WOOD COM-i'AN'Y, Pitone Madison 351fi._

IF iYOU BURN WOOD JUST CONSULThendquarters over phone or get oncar and come to my office, whereyou can seo a samplo and get de¬livery In 30 mlntitcH by automabllotruck. LONG, THE WOOD MAN. 1508West Broad.

Automobiles for &>nlcMODEL NO. 20. BUICK ROADSTER,with presto tank, top mid side cur-tains, spare wheel und equipment,speedometer, full cornplcment oftois and accessories; recently put!engine in splendid condition, aSplendid car for business purpose*.Low cost of upkeep. No dissatisfac¬tion causes till" Offer. Apply to < UL¬bert WFJLDON. Nu. 1139 MutualBldtr, or Post-Cince Box its. Rich-mond.FOR SALE, A SECOND-HAND INT Ell-(State, lölO, 40-horstfpowor, Ii-pas¬senger automobil'-, actually 'u useone year; new lop, fully equippedwith every cpmfori and convcn'eneicfin perfect running rdor, fast runneranil good htR-cllinbcr; thoroughlyoverhauled. Reason for soiling, nej-.|a Beveh-passcngvr ear. a burgu'ncan be secured. Demonstration canhe mud<- any tlnfd desired. Aoplyv1rc11nia SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.,No. iv >:. Ninth St city.

USED KORD CvWtS fffoc, 1903, H'":.190s. 1909, 1910; two. throe and llve-| passenger; In excellent condition!Owners purchasing 1912 models, winsend instructor home with out-of-town purchaser*. KORD AUTO CO..|f.'.".i W. Itroad Street.

_KOR SALE, PIERCE ARROW FIVE-passengor, »lx-cyllnder touring car,fully equipped and In excellentshape: guaranteed. Address V 02^.eure Times-1 'I",. Lteh,_

cClanrcDHAVE vt»c BEEN THE INDIANside car'.' Carries two passengersat One-eighth cent a mile. SuoTOMI'KINS for demonstrationWANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH,household goods in any quantity.Phone .Vadison .".s.'.l.HI 51 IKST PRICES PAID FOR LA-

tiler.' and gentlemen's second-handelolhes and shoes. MRS. JENNIESKI'".EL. 1'.".'>> r.a-t Alain.

SECOND-HAND BOOK SHOP MOVEDfrom No. 110 East to Nj. 3 WestBtoad Street. Books bought, soldj and exchanged. A. W. LAWSOK, Pro-prl'-tor._

£>oaciiingÄlAi.-"X l'KANCAIsE. 112 northEighth Street. Rluhmohd. Va.. Iajui-

Chevalier. Prop, Gate ..-lief PalaceHotel, Sah Francisco, and chef Met-ropolltan Club, Washington, U. C>,catering and preparing for privat')dinners a specialty; French tuhlud'hote dinner dally. 5:30 to 'j P. M..80c.; lunch dally, il:au a. M. to 3P. m.. 40c; me: is also served a lacarte. i'ur private dinners. etc,cooks wilt be furnished at residencesu desired, Phon« Madison HS3._

WANTED. mäT"i. w.> < ;7:ntlemenor ;. couple for a largo, bright room,furnished; with board: convenient tobath und phone. Address 605 WestGrace Street.

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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ANDyood board. .*.".¦> N Filth Street.

DESIRABLE ROOMS! W ith Wt>M:I>:also table boa nie is. 101 East; Grace.

Wanted, table boarders. 20;;Allen Avonuc.

__luui w*. <;I :'.\. ;.': sTltEET..1 loomsand hoard; small boarding house.

ROOMS A Nli BOA RO 315 KRANKLINStreet. MISS I'AI.MoKE_

SlvzinQ anB Cleaningmath;:ws, tTie cleaner. you

are suro to be satisfied it I cleanand press your clothes. Altering andrepairing a specialty; work dotiüpromptly and -tiled for and deliv¬ered. Also carpets and rugs cleanedequal to new. 1 1-2 W. Main Street.I'll.Hi.- Madison i '.'J'.

t\Ciil crsHiitc (ßlanirDM"|.i:kx" l?umasTlED AI *A RTM1! NTor house for the months of Mayand June; small family: referencesfurnished. Address l> .">41. caru

Times-Dispatch._j_lis'l i: i-ÄRM.s u ."] h j. A. con¬nelly CO. Write postal tor nuc-

ry i¦ h riks_iBicrtiliineougSLIP COVErST"" ~~

IN LIN EN AND CRETONNE, COR REOroom o;- parlor, '.lade to tit. syd-NOlt Si HUNDLEY, INC., -eventh andGrace. Madison 3204._

UPHOLSTERING.furniture REPAIRED AND POL-

laucC. iv.at'.reaaea renovated, unti.iueabought and sold. LEVY, the L'phol-sterer. 425 West Broad._orienta l~rüg>5 and carpets.

AN INSPECTION OF MY HIGH-GRADEcollection will no doubt convince vouof my low prices for the. grade ihandle. Many other goods and nov¬elties on hand. Ouy> hosiery fo:-ladies. A. G. YAR1D, 21; N. FifthStreet._LADIES- ifAIR "GOODS"

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT, SOLD. COMB.Ing* made into switches, braids, etc.Shampooing, hairrfresslng. RICH¬MOND HAIR STORE, INC., 212 X._Klfth Street. City._jANTIQUES.original antique furniture.Furnitur« repaired. polished and

packed; upholstering, etc. l. n. ar-nall & son, 1Ü1T \V. Broad, PhonoMadison t>2iT._'

window cleaning.STAINING AND WAXING .kloors,house dialling; new houses special-.

t:. William Johnson. Mohrooj^shöe repair1no.

75c. HAl.FSOLE MEM'ä SHOES, 60c.Indies; every pair sewer; best leath¬er; no nails, n< pegs. Royal rub-ber heels. 20c; Tred-A.r rubber heels.40c: leuther heul« rebuilt liUe USW.35c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOEFACTORY. 710 E. Main. Phono Mon-roe Z6«l j

rubbEi l"iIÖSK. iGUARANTEED RUBBER HOSE; BESTovei Bold for tho price. Nozzles andreels. CLARKE, Hardware, 1315Mn In St root.

__I ROLLER SKATES.I BALL-BEARING ROLLER SKATES,j all SlZCS, H.50 pair. (Jet the clilld

a pair now. CLARKE, Hardware,131.1 Main Street._CEMENT TOOLS.

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j CEMENT TOOI48; LARGE LINE;cheaper than ever before. Jo'ntersjI and edgcra only :,o cents. CLARKE.¦-.) wa re. 1315 Ma in Street_9?eetinrjo '

Til lV ANNl' \U MEETING '*ok "THEMutual Assurance Society of Vlr-I ginia will I-* lold at the .it!).(tin- society MONDAY, May 20, 1912.at is o'clock «-P. m.EDWIN A. PALMER,

Principal Ag< nr_1j MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA..\t the annual meeting of the Rpardof Visitors of this Institution, to heheld Oil may 25. 1912. then- will hoelected a professor* of diseases oftpe eye and car and a professor ofobstetrics and disease* of the puer¬peral state, which vacancies werecreated by tho deaths of Drs. JohnP. Davidson and Daniel J. Colernan,respectively.Applications for these, chairs, withtestimonials, to bo forwarded toCHRISTOPHER tompkins. M. D..Dean, Richmond, Va-

THOS. II. BARNES. M. D.,President Board of 'Visitors._IL McCAULEY. gerrotary.

TiTe REGULAR annual meetingof tho stnckholdsrs of the XiiughmSnStationery Company will be held Inj tho office of company, 1322 WestBroad Street, Richmond. Vn., WKD-nesday, Mav 8, I91S, tit noon.

JAS. S. FRANCIS,Seciotary,

MANY TREASURESFOR GOVERNMENT

They Are Presented by Mrs.Werth and Other Descend¬

ants of Famous Men.ISpoclal toThe Times-Dispatch.]

Washington, April 25..Mr*. MaryMaury Worth, of Itiohinond, and oth¬er descendants of Captain MatthewFontaine Maury. yesterday were re-eclved hy President Taft, ami present¬ed through him to the United States,the medals, commissions and cor¬respondence of Captain Maury. iTho recent disaster to the Titanic

gives peculiar point to thesememorials of one of tho most dis¬tinguished American scientists, whosogr-- est service was as GeographerOf tin- sea. Among the papers whichnow pass to thi p.. irumont's custodyIS a letter from Hie. Grand Duke Con¬stantino, or Itussla. dated August >>.lstil. In behalf of the Russian gov-ornmcnt extending to Captain Maurya formal invitation to remove withhis family to Rusla, and enter theservice of the Russian government,und there continue his scientific re¬searches, one sentence of the Grand

tke's letter reading: "Vöut Ihdo-I fatlguablc reaoorches have unveiledthe great laws which rule tho winds

iand currents of the pecan and havej placed your name among*/, thosewhich will ever be mentioned withfeeling:-; of gratitude und respect, notonly by professional nu n, but by allthose who pr'de themselves In thegreat and noble attainments of thohuman race."The papers also reveal the Interest,

Ins fact that It was he who firstplanned the transatlantic cable. Cap-t si In Maury remained in this country,however, and died in Virginia, his na-tlvc State. February l. is?;;,

i Th.ii accident such us befell the Tl-tatftc tire of such rare occurrenceIs undoubtedly due In largo measure

j to the researches and discoveries ,rrCaptain Maury, who was the first sci-entlst to track the sea; and' it Ih hlgit-ly appropriate that his pnpers utnlthe medals which scientific societiesand crowned heads bestowed upon himIn recognition of his grcrif 'services i"humanity, and science should be de¬posited with the government Which heserved with so much distinction 10constitute u monument to his mem-ory. P. H. McG.

M l I.I, IS l lMIIII.n.

Dntiflsf institutions win HecvlveAbout 94,000.

rSpocidl to The Tithes-Dispatch. 1Raleigh. N. C April 25..The Stt-

prome Court delivered opinions yes-terday afternoon in eight appeals, oneof which, Mcl«eon ot at. vs. Jones, fromMoore county, involves about $4,000bequeathed to the Thomasvllle BaptistI Orphanage and Baptist mission. Thocourt sustained the lower court in fa.vor of these institutions. The will

,".nid failed to specify that the Orphan¬age, Baptist Home and Foreign Mis¬sions should have the residue of theSjState, that ill,- court held that the

auction öalcö, jriitucf "Da«ö~By N. W. Howe & Son,Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEE'S SALEOF

THat ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTAT N'. W. CORNER OF BLANDONAVE. AND PHILIP STREET, OPPO-SrTE TO THE PRETTIEST PARTOF BVRD PARK.In part execution of a deed of trustdated October 2r>. 1911, and recorded InHenrlco Circuit CourT In D. B. 193 B,page 41!', there being default <:i thepayment of the debts secured thereby.I will, at the request of some of thobeneficiaries, sell by auction, on thepremises, onTUESDAY. APr.lL ^0. 1912.

at .-, o'clock P. M.,that must desirable and valuable cor-lie;- building lot above referred to.fronting Byrd Park ,">ö feet and run-nlng Imck 300 feet to Walpole Street,upon which it has a like front,TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costsexecuting the trust (Including taxesto day "f sale ar.d to discharge thedebts secured l>y snld deed, and the

ba nnet; on a credit Ot two years, withint. rest payable semiannual!)*, and so-cured by a trust deed.

T. B. SAUNDERS,_Trustee.

By Edward S. Rose '& Co.,Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONER'S AUCTION SALEOF

NO. 519 NORTH TWENTY-NINTHSTREET.

In execution of the below mentioneddecree, entered on the 19th day of April.1912. i will sell by auction, upon thepremises, onTUESDAY. THE 2oTIf DAY OF APRIL,

1910, at fi o"clock P. M..the property mentioned as above, whichconsists of a detached frame dwelling:the lot has a frontage of 22 by 122 fiOtand extends buck to an alley in therear. Its location U good and shouldnot fail to attract homo-soakers andInvestors. Come to the sale and youmay perchance by:o:ne its possessor.TERMS« One-quarter cash, balance In

equal Instalments at six. twelve andeighteen months, with Interest addedfrom dat.- of sale, to Ira evidenced bynotes of the purchaser, and the title tobe retained by the court until all thepurchase money Is paid and a convoy-mice .-rdcr.d |>y the court, or for all.ash. at the option of the purchaser,

E. M. ROSCHER,Sp' Mal C unmlssloner.

Armistcad Ncale vs. Maude E. Smith etals.. In the Law and Equity Courtof the city of Richmond.

I. P. P. Winston, clerk of the saidcourt, certify that the bond required ofthe special commissioner by tho decree,:u said court of April 19th, 1912, hasbeen duly given.Given under my hand tIiis- 23d day of

April. 1912. P. P. WINSTON._Clerk.

l&cal CEetfife jfor. ssale

65 ACRESHouse, four rooms: good bnrn, poul¬

try houses, orchard, weil, stroani; nearstation; fourteen miles north of Kich-[mond. Prloj, $ 1.300.

OWNER,I_ Box 12. Af.ee. Va.

Pummel* ^oarjiingBOViTeVAHD inn. ON HAMPTONRoads, country and seashoro com¬bined, with cltv conveniences. Sondfor literature to tbo M1SSE-S TABB,Hampton. Va,

$iata jfot EentFOR. RENT. CENTRALLY LOCATED

flat ot' six rooms, furnished or tin-fumlshed. Address D 534, caroTimes-Dispatch._

ItUal <i£tftat£ Jfot *&cnti?öhTifentröfficb""bpacic inTo idHull 8treet, South Richmond, Ap¬ply on premises.

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evidence so clearly showed that Itwas these institutions he sought toaid tkat this tntorpetratlon of the winshould stand. The list of opinion*follows:

Met.eon et al. vs. Jones, Moore coun¬ty. No error.Wilkinson vs. Wilkerson, Durham

Newtrlul.Mocksvlllo Lodge. A. F. und A. M..

VS. Qlbbs. Dnvio. Affirmed.Stewart et al. vs. Salisbury Realty

and Insurance Company) Itowan. Re¬versed.Templet on vs. Beard et a!., commis¬

sioners of itowan count;.-. Ircdell. Af¬firmed.Sprinkle vs. Sptln..lc. Forsythc.

Plaintiffs appeal. No error. Defend,nhtn' appeal dismissed.

Harrison vs. Machine Company.Buckingham. No error.

vote in (i.irinv ratioein IAVOR Of BON'D issue

Ilftor, forge, Va.. April J6..In the specialelection held Tuesday to determineivhuriicr ti¦«- city should issue bonds andtnkfl uVf.r the property of the focal watercompany, the vote was overwhelmingly lafavor of the bond issue. Out of a vote ofmore than V'\ !u"is than fifty votes weronst acainsi Issuing bonds. The i-ouncll

will now proceed to float tlio bonds andClose tie- negotiations between the city anilthe water Company thul have been pendln«for »->:ne time. By January next CliftonForgo, will acquire this deslrObla property.

Visitors Win Debute.(.Special to The Times-Dispatch.]

Wllllamsburg, Va.. April 2:...in thoInlerCOUeglute debate Wednesdaynight between Randolph-Macon andWilliam and Mary, held in the chapel.1' William and Mary, tho Judges gavethe decision In favor of the visitors.The subject of debate was: "Resolved.That tho initiative and referendumshould bo adopted In Virginia." Theallirmatlvo was represented by CharlesIf. Smith and W. M. Harrison, of Wil¬liam und Mary, and the negative byJames A. Chapman and 13. P. Nichol¬son, of Randolph-Macon. The judgeswere Judge Prentls, of Norfolk: JudgeKaillest H. Wdls and Henry R. Mc-Hlwainc, of Richmond.

ASHLAND NEWS NOTES-¦.>rc|al to The T'mes-Dlspateh.J

Ashland, Va., April 25.. Rev. Raul£orn, ot Tennessee, is visiting friendshero. Mr. Kerai Is a son of Rev. JohnKern, t one time president of Kan-dolph-Mncon College, and now con-nccted with Vanderh'lt University.

Mrs. Chas. Page, of Richmond, isthe guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A.Rlddtck.

Miss Lucy Gwathtney nas r turnedto Richmond, after a visit to MissClark Hoofnagle.

Miss Lucy Leverage arrived to-day.'to 1, Miss fmogene Riddick's truest.

Mi a I'awson. of Norfolk, after adelightful visit to friends hero hasroturnod home.

Mrs. R. B. Shackleford is the guestof her daughteer, Mrs. u. n. Smlthcy.

Mrs. David Watts, ot Portsmouth,was rccontly the guest of her mother,Mrs. E. G. Ford.

Mrs. Richard Chenery entertained Inhonor ot Mlua Duncan, of Chatta-nooga, Tenn., on Wednesday night.Mrs. .lohn Fisher assisted Mrs. Chen-ory. invited to meet Miss Duncanjwere: Misses Llsie and Sara Cardwell.Clark Hoofnagle, Cabel Jones, PagoNixon. Annie Macon Potts. Martha,liiUgheS, Louise Miller, Margret Tilly;.Messrs. Waltet- Sydnor, Andrew Ellis,Chas, Stebbins, Jr., Shirley Carter.Leltch Wright. Allen Chcncry.Lawrence Biker, John Wlghtman,Henry Ellis and Lewis Hlanton.

Miss Julia «'one o£ Richmond, olsit-eil friends here this week.

Mrs. W. D. Cardwoll was hostesson Wednesday for the MatlP.ee EuchreCard Club. Mrs. P. T. Rowland, of

I Canada, won the guests'prize, and MrsiJames Chenery, the club prize. Thosuplaying wer.- Mesdnmcs P. T. Row¬land, of Canada; .lohn Addison, Annai'ai r. James Howisou, Ernest Gray;ltntrett Sydnor. ituthcrfoord Fleet.George Morris, .lames Chenery, HillCarter. Jr.. Frank Wright. Morgan.Shepherd. J. R. Riddlck, Mnury, Over-ton Howard, nnd Miss Ethel Howard.

MAIL ORDERS FILLED.

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