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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
WEST END SCHOOL.

Second Primary Grade-Francis Bolton.
Harvey morning.. Charlotte Chappell.
Mary Chcathani. Virginia Clements, Ruby
Underwater. Lima McGee. Annie Mercer.
Margaret Newell. ,4s 5,a
8 Third Primary C;rade-l2ussell Bowlcs,
Harold EIutzler. Willie Jennings. Forrest
Street. Neal Wright, Helen Bruner. Mary
Calder. Garnctt Curtis. Fannie Firth.
Fourth Primary Grade-Sade Marcuse,
Marion Wallerstcin, Renaud Yarbrough.
Seventh Primary Grade--tielen Alonscll.
Laura Richardson. Ethel Johann, Rob
ert Cutshail.
Eighth Primary Grade-Mamie Blenner,
Maurice Hutzler-
First Grammar Grade-Nelle Brown.
Ruth Delaney, Edna Crenshaw. Louise
Alice Kahn, kathleen Parrish. Elsie Wal
ton. Lucille Young Bascom Dey. Holt
Page. Frank Leslie Tignor, Arthur Urvan.
Aubrey Carter. Emmett Cottrell. Hover
Second Grammar Grade-Helen Lor-
rainc. Constance Heindl Kate fillmore.
Louise Rountree.
z Third Grammar CHARACTERIZATION Monsell,
Elizabeth Wright. Almaria Page, Edwin
Digs, Broadus Mercer. John Russell,
Randolph Saunders
Fourth Grammar Grade-Virginia sgd
nor. l9f
Fifth Grammar Grade-Martha suthor-
land. Ruth Ready. Lois Richardson, Beth
Dew. sI#
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Mr.. BARNES TO LECTURE
UNDER AUSPICES OF. r. E. A.

Mr.. Earl Barnes will give a lecture nj
$50 O. clock Wednesday evening. March
9th, In the Y.M. c. A. hall. under the
auspices Of tho Richmond Education As
lsociat ton. 3S${ gi5Siss5
4 This. lecture which Will be omen to the
public, will present Mr.. Barnes's views
ION the Growth Of Children's Ideals"
The speaker will be introduced to his
audience BY Mr.. J. Stewart Bryan.
Mr.. Barres has been Intimately assoc.
ciated with tho work OF general education
in this country and England for twenty
years, AS professor OF European his
tory in Indiana State University; as
professor OF education In Stanford uri-
verslty;sas staff lecturer forthe London
Society, for the University extension, and
AS a general lecturer and writer on edn-i
cation, he has formed strong circle OF
throughout English
speaking communities
Possibly his most attractive work has
resulted from studies on groups, OF chil-
3dren in california;, In England, and In
many parts OF the Middle and Eastern
states. These elementary studies tnH
j human nature have becomn widely known
through his lectures and through his vol-
umes of Studies in E.ducation," and they
have attracted and deeply Interested large
audiences OF all classes, when offered
In this country or in England. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
LEIGH SCHOOL.

Sixth Grammar Cirade--Val. Lichten-
stein. Albert Thahimer, Willie Bernstein
Fifth Grammar Gradc-Elsie Ball. Celia
Davis, Isabel Dunford. lrrma Fuller, IIs-
tller Weinstein. Bcnford Walford.
Fourth Grammar Grlde--Frances Crane.
Third Grammar Glude--Lucilc Verne.
Second Grammar Gradc--Bcss!e Gildca
Maude Pronltt. India Thomas, Irene
Smith, Harold Draper, Fred kucheman.
Andrew KrOusc. Henry Stern. Copeland
Samucls, Ralph Walerstein. Henry
Wenstcln. VEIL e4a5 '
First Grammar Gradc-Marvel Cease,
Ottie Reed, Horace llelstern.
& Eighth Primary. Gradc,-Itusscll Wing
field, wills Woodward. Ethel Waldrop,
Libbie Tyrec, Esther Splcgel, Norma 10th,
Lavonin Morton.
Sixth Primary Grade----Virgin Epcs,
Jessie Wilson, Margaret Nrlsht John
DOYLE Ira Franklin Jake SchWalm.
Z Fifth Primary Grade-May I,ringlc,
Emil Gasscr, Frank Komarck Mason
sIumsden, Wallace Spige. Edwin Glaze.
Fourth Primary Grade--Rebccca Cohen,
Mary Gordon. Marian Heller Katie stern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
FIRST HONOR ROLLS
INl PUBLIC SCHOOLS
For the Month Ending February 26th.

Second Grammar C;radc--Norwood Gary.
Brownie Buck. Alma 3loonberg
First Grammar Cirade--4>ileena Irvine,
Jeanette l,indncr, Agnes May. Howard
May, Irwin Ca son. Ida HOlzllauer.
f Eighth Primary Grade--M innfe Deitrick,
Lucy Thompson. 4
Sixth Primary Grade--Loris l.ohn1an.
Granville Sutton, Clifton \YOodfin. James
WOnlb1c. Milton Williams, CASTOR Ian-
der. Lucy .Bomar.t Minnie Fisher, Edith
Garlick, Louise Gepfarth. Norma Smith,
Goldie Splitting, Sophia Myer.
B Fifth Primary t;rade--Dorothy Duce.
Bessie Inge, Bertha Delaruc. Rosa Nc
Kay. Meta Dorsch, Bette Fisher. Rose
well Aaron.
Fourth Primary Grade-t1ugcne Die
trich.. Lillian Flanagan, Fanny Lichten-
; Second Primary Grade--Robertt Good
wyn,. Carrie Berkeley. Mamie Blalock,
Jennie Fisher.
st nFhry GraaeGGd9n mushart
aothy Spooner. Helen Moore.
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Final Settlement.

* Giles III. Walden, cx-treasurer o. Pittsyl-
3yari;l county, was Il visitor at the audi
tors office yesterday. lie camo to make
5squarcd M to tic last cent. Mr.&Vadcn
Was treasurer Of the county for eight
years and was candidate for, recollection
last fall, but was defeated by a small
ma jority by William n. Duncan. On&th
day appointed by law he turned over 10
his successor the books and documents
of the office. and since then has been
Element with tho auditor, which was, sat
1stactorily made. yesterday. Tie men. In
the auditors office. say Mr.. Walden has
Virginia county treasurers and one Of the
most prompt III the matter of settling
with the auditor.
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EAST END SCHOOL.

Fifth Grammar Graded Andrew Bow
Ter. teacher.-Sullivan Pitchford Mabel
.CLeatham. Mary Tancl, Ruby clai-
Third Grammar Grade. Rosa b. Yam
cey, teacler-AIaric Robinson.
Second Grammar Grade. Matte v Ce-
phas teacher.Alna Evans Pauline Boil
Ing. William Toast, olivia Scott, Frank
Mcrton and Aurelia u d = ,,, = ,o,,,, :,
teacher.-Felix Gwathmey, Robert 'rhomp,
son, Mary Burke. Mary Underwood and 1l
Queen Jones. itT.
Observation-Disclosures Brooks, Isabel Hood, Luz
sberta Ashton and Lula Fox.
Seventh Primary, Grade :. Eva 8 iona q,
Q Quar- Irene Irene Pitchford. Belle Clarke.
Virginia Montague. Joseph Yancey and
Joseph Thomas. nm,
te atia i'"'I Lewis S Mary Gentry VII.
Lang Johnson, Henrietta Parham. Alonzo
ADAMS CarenG &C., marrls JoseP }Inrca,
2 Fifth P Urinary, Grade, Mary =, wills,
teaoher--Mary Grafton Grael g, Mack q, ~
son. Il R isa Tay . Ia William chcatham.
I;eorge PsrkIin's. sadie COOPER, Mariio
jackson, willie Hanson, Gertrude Crews,
Fannie Hunt, Purcell Caviniss. Sarah
Williams N
Fourth Primary Grade, Maud T. Nun
White Charles Wilson. Beatrice Gibbs,
Lucille Swan, Nora Swan. Edgar Ander-
son, Ernest Montague, Mary jackson.
Price. Mabel Haywood, Marie Price, Jun-
ius ROBINSON I'lorine Mack, Samuel
jones Lavinla Price
Smith, Observation-Disclosures Banks, John
Jchnson, Daniel I'll Scott, Mary Saylcs,
ChauncGy Christian Cornelius Johnson,
Hugh WILLIAMS, Marcia. Spain, Wade Will
Lizzie Banks, Willie GWathmey Clarence
Franklin. ThaGtlcus Swami;
. Second Primary Grade, Lula G Has
Wis. Mabel Kenny, Mary. Spain, lIunice
Floyd. Georgia Webbcr. Mary Robinson,
sLessic Weber. llcnora Morton, Parker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
UNIQUE INVENTION
BY RICHMOND MAN.
"a Machine to Rcvolutionizc the
Method Of Serving Gus
toners in Stores.

i a. II d a5f i d = t= d Il
Mr.. Arthur w Havens. Of this city.
has patented I. Unique continuance called
''vendlng machine.
Tho machine is designed TO uid In
quick purchase. 1t is after the manner
OF slot machines. and Is supplied with
a number Of small receptaclcs, urdcr
u glass case. In each receptacle tho
article is deposited, and all the purchaser
has to do Is to drop the price Of the
article In the slot. push brake. and he
gets his purchase,
n There are great possibilities In the in-
venton. Anything may be purchased I
through 1t. from a barrel OF flour to a
stick Of candy. and Mr.. Ravens believes
I that in the course OF a few years the
machine will DO IT. use In large stores.
to facilitate service.
1t may be used in dry goods stores
cigar stores. grocery stores, confcctionr
cries. tea stores, and, In fact III any
place where quick purchases are desired.
Mr.. Havens worked on his invention
for several years before he completed
it to his own satisfaction.
A stock company Is to be orEaEizcd
here for the manufacture Of tho ma
chine and for the purpose 81 putting
1t before the world. Tho company is TO
have a large capitalization. and It Is
proposed to erect large factory, to
employ several hundred persons.
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BELLEVUE SCHOOL,.
| Sixth Grammar Grade-Margaret Rice.
/ KMtl Grammar GrIdc-Richard Car

Sixth Grammar. Gracle-Margaret Rice.
IiMtt Grammar Grtdc-Ricnard Car
dona.
Fourth Grammar Characteristic Waller,
Marie Rust. Ncrlla Matthews. Helen
Nlichelboro. Zadelc Moore. Gertie Carl
son, Mary Andrews. Rosa Burton. Ernest
Smith. Granger AncalroW, Ruby Parsley.
Third Grammar Grade, No. 1.-Robert
Bluford. Ollie Beascy, Matte Beale, Wiz
lie Low.
Third Grammar Grade, No 2.-Hazel
sic Selph, ldcll Hancock.
Second Grammar Cirade-Hazel billiard.
Lucy Higgins. Fannie Hechler. lnez
Second Grammar Grade. No. 2.-Regina
Buchanan.
First Grammar Grade, No i.-Kate
Mayer, Alice Powers, Anna Taylor. Onci-
First Grammar Grade. No. 2.-Olive
Webster, Bessie Hewlett
Eighth primary Gradc-Cclestc Johns.
clboro. Aladge Clendon, Newton Ancarrow,
Witt Xix. Ruth Rust. Ruth l'rayscr.
Seventh Primary Gradenliush Collier,
Moody, Lena Alto, Louise E'ickers. Mary
Blonnt. Marie Brautigan, Lily Gary, Fan
mic Goldsmith, Rosa Rupp, Bonnie Thorn
as. Lucille Butler.
sixth primary Crade--Luclc Clutch-
field, Clarke Roper, Charles Watts, Louise
Cooper. Estelle Wade. CLYDE Bailey, Cam
mic Davis, raylor Lafool', Edward selden.
Idelle Holdcroft.
dor Elya Goode, Mary Gordon. Louise
Johns, MAJ Maud Moring, christlne Fleet
Fourth Primary Grade--William Dun
KEEL. Warren Ridenour, Cuyler Vaughan,
Bessie Clark, Constance Halpin, Mar
snsridg f Erary Mn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yafaen
Harrison Muire, Roy Smith, Writ Waller,
Alma Acree, Bessie Hardwcke. Elsie Sat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
HIGH HI SCHOOL.
Post Graduate A.-Bcssie C1appoll, 10
rena Mason Nellie Morton, lIlsic Phil

Post Graduate A.-Rcsse Chappoll,. 10
roma. Mason. Nellie Morton, Elsie Phil-.
Fest G1adats B 5s--3o q Johann,
Senior ,Iv Inm Sier 1y case A aTfet
l A6nie H naT1 Ship i,dwin workman,
Brockenbrough Woodward, Sadie Engel-
berg. Mary Iiankins I1mmic IlartunE'
Nary steialein A >de Ti dhnaa, Matte
H StaEE. Frances Swami, Carrie Phillips
senier az ond s GGodWi3n G sasie
Sllnckclford, Florence Wood. 5S
Senior B Evelyn Doggctt, Pauline
Y Intermediate A -Etlwin.,leller; I9hn
Branch Sutherland, Helcn TAYLOR i,ucy
rhrockmorton, Irene Walton Ellen Witt,
~ iniermediate "A e.Nlabcl Branch, Ethel
Cllyson Lizzie Nicholas:
intermediate 4 EVA Hey, Mary West s.
intermediate b 1-Robbie Ancarrow.W'li-
lie Gravins, Peyton Lewis. Barton Pal
mer Jessie Ham. Salie billiard, Doroo-
tEca lIartung Corinnc. Isenlan, May Phil
3 a.-Bculah Robins. Fay
Henry. Cor, Catlin. Douglas Kidd, cordic
II liayliss.
Louise Warrington, Amelia Buck. Bessie
Henley. Martha Chatlin. Gladys Nea!e
Mary Thornton.
Adam, Esther Parker, NJ. Weiseser.,
Junior 4 1.--Albert l1del Willie Grant,
Tom MeaI Nathan arsroye Kob1Et VII Vii
Hs Wits FtzgeTad rehen nannl1 Fnrls
Mamie, Hey, Katherine Kent Jessie Lips
cgmbe. Jcanle Mason. Helen Morehouse,
Ethel HEREINAFTER kathees ehardTqn
To of Mary 2 Trayior. Virginia Ware,
y Fannie Wcatlcrhom. Carrie Wlllinglam.
Junior a Q. Macon Bailey. Darlington
( { onl nd nm In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
S. ULlMA AN, S SONS
powntowr stores, 1s2o-1s22 East Main
street 4 Uptown store, sos East Mar-
shall Street.
AZ phones at our t~o Stores.

~ hert t,r,,,3nau Sherl;trd 'rupnan.
,Thrd l'rinlary. GrHde,,Heles,la Nnder-
SON.. Mary IL n1narek Louise Moore. Scr
nice Profftt Mary sayllG 1nd ga H !, er
Adrian I3cndheinl. John Clarke. zEdger-
ton 'Franck, Moses Gcllman, Tom Cor
don. Frank 1,a Touche, Irvine S9 owens;
Dick Schroeder, Irving White 81 Hu ''''l,'
i1'immlns. 45 5E . !,
Second Primary Grade, Jacques As s, e:
1Iarl5 Graves, N Walter llundlcy, John
rroffitt. Harold strauss, ROBERT Lh q
I,,,msfen, Belle Rosenfeld. }Glarlce Stitii';
First Primary C;radc--Llhcrt Cease. SD, !,
.noy owen Dirk Stern. May Avis. ga
Gary, Victor Wcrne. III @3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
AT WORK
SMASHING GLASS.
Number Of Broad Street Mcr-
! chants Suffer Considerable
Loss al Their Hands,

ri 4.
Thieves OF vandals, pure and simple.
were ut work on Broad street ut an
early hour Sunday morning. ono sr
more yandals at8an hour sonlewhat un-
certain smashed 4 large pane of slass
,lnftlc frort Of The art store Of i. Cohen.
No. SCI East Broad, and probably about
the same time another glass waa smashed
into smlthereons in TIC restaurant OF
G. IT, Dickinson, at No, s2I east .Rroad.
ThnTraglo Drug Company found their
street show case, made az plate glass.
in front of their store on East Broad.
smashed in like Mariner.
None Of the suffering concerns hays
been able to discover That amy goods were
missing. and the suppostion is that the
tmscreants were simply yandals, who
delighted in Wanton destruction at solns,}
body else $ cxpen se, jst5 a 8,
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n. RANDOLPH SCHOOL.

y sixth Grammar, C;rn1c--t;racc Cousins
Myrtle t;nllcy, Nina 1'rowcr M. l,s
Third Grammar Grad n--lIth el Bra dsl,aS.
Edna Browning. " EVELYN 1),lval ne
Horn. inpic Ni1ltz. Blanche Evans;:,
First Grammar irndn-Gertr Broth
;r,iliier,E' Ethel 'Wolfc. Erosion Taylor. {,
A Eighth Primary Cirade-Ethe Lawrence,
Lillian Robertson, Sallie 1JC kinsonl, /, /, Grace
Clark. Bertha Klasing, Garland Williams.
se si1tl, primary ciradc--Ntarv Dowden
Blanche8 Horn, EthelNi Tlller, fraser
'Tifth Primary Grade Reginald Ford.
Henry Horn. Joe Lowry, Willie Turkey,
Richard Zachnrall. Mary Eubank, Etnn
Gwynn Gertrude 1;torkt!ns, d Mse ragy
"a Fourth Primary Grnde--l,o,ils AEec.
12eale arkson.&4' Tom Perkins, . Osborne
Robertson. N1innctrc1 Scay. Charles TIM
mons, Myrtle Bradshaw. I'D Blaanche. Cole,
Rnsclyn Carter Grace nnklin Norlnne
Hardy. Adele Kitchen. Edna Morgan,
Josie Powell Vivian Patterson.
f.1rhird primary rade7-,snby Seal Seal.
cfce Francis. Atwell Tyler. lfugh Turn
ley ,A1exantlerSC;u lley. #1 s.
Il Second Primary Cfra de--Willte PATRON
Charles Whltmore, Louise I1nndey. Mar
ei FIRST Pr|mary c,rade.-Arlington Robert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
Supreme Court Of. Appeals:

In the Supreme Court OF Appeals yes.
terday argument In the consolidated cases
Point Railway and Electric Company vs..
tho Hampton Roads Railway and Elec-
trlc Company was concluded by s.. Cor
Bicktord for tho latter. and the case was
submitted. &
Argument was then resumed in the case
of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway Com
known as the demurragc case. Pending
argument by Alexander Hamilton forth
railway company, the court adjourned to
to-day is .ts af ~ sssiflt 5t Eel 48
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MARSHALL SCHOOL,


sixth Grammar Grade Lenore : olb !.
Olga Gipperich, Leigh Jones, FRANK l'sT
Fifth Grammar ciradc-Louis London on
i1o1,rth Grammar Gradc.-A,ny krntz,
.Clnrbel Erwin. Lena Bracket, tiorencc
bWinder. Gaynelc NIinson. y lice Il''c et't'
Elsie Melton, 4S9
,rhir(l Grammar A1ma 1Ssnker.s
b Second Grammar Gradc-Norman T.
son. Rllth caldwell, Fannie Mettcrt, En-
ma NVlnder. i8A
First Grammar Grade-+Norman5 Ford.
Aaron London, Kate Ford, Dorothy Har-
ton, RuthaHartlcy. Rosa Melton LAURA
Mills. Ruth White.
Eighth Primary Grade-Ghest er Bow
Cen, Rudolph Brauer, Dinwiddie Reams,
Grace French. Mabel null, Jessie NtcGhce'
LILLE Pasman. Dora Passananeck. Gus
sic Rogers. ,Fannic Tucker.
Hughes. Lena London. Dcany SpigeL
Mary Trevillian. Harter Wright. l.,
az Sixth Primary Grade--Clara5 Ia lor.
Clothida Hassel. Celia Pasman. Minnie
Fifth Primary Grade-Ruby l3rimmer.
Fifth Primary Grade-Charlie5 Bracket
Max Gordon. isidorc Gordon. Al 5
Fourth Primary qra de--Mary Haywood,
Edwin Tyree, Fred Tucker, John Cott-
THIRD primary Grade--Lewis Bloom,
Sarah Gordon Annie 1Iprd t,John Isbell
Estelle Johnson David McGchec, IIennie
Schwartz Lewis @ SchWclckert, Rollie
Wright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
Charters Granted.

y The following charters havo been
granted by the State Corporation Com
Gay Gay street Market and Llquor Com
pany Unc,), Norfolk: 70. T.. Walters, pres
.idcnt capital stock. $1,000 to $4,000.
The Virginia Sulnac Company unc.),
capital stock, $lcoO to $4,000, af
Roanoke Carriage Company. 0nc.). Roa-
.noke; j. M. Kcssler. president; capital
stock, $4,000 to $4,000.
Richard Blake, president: real estate lin
tied 10 one acre.
Rosemont Corporation, Norfolk r.. w.
Davis. president: capital stock. 5000 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08

TEACH THEM SURGERY.
Talk Of Important Instruction
Being Given Our Trai1rnen.

There has been considerable talk from
time to time among railways OF recurring
trainmen 10 take courses In rndmcntary
surgery In order that they may be COM
petent TO render aid promptly In ca ses
Of accident. and at least TO bc able TO
relieve suffering. trhinm nan may ,a,s %, pc
q severed artery, admins ter an opiate or
anaesthetic, or takc&other steps tina may
save life or a limb. l5S
Tho Pennsylvania and some other sys-
tens require their trainmen to take such
a course. The hospitals of this city have
inaugurated the plan OF lectur!nE on these
subjects. but attendance of railway men
may be required.
Instances arc numerous In which men
having a limb crushed have to go for
~ no treatment. when rromptncss might
have saved their lives easily.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
. CENTRAL SCHOOL.

Sixth Grammar--Payson Bruce, Rich
ard Eancs, Henry Oberdorfer. John Rose,
Ollie Sydnor Annie Traylor.
Fifth Grammar--Maud WOndfh Nor
Ton Walerstein, Blanche Cildca, Fannie
shultz, Willie Dabncy, Marguerite
Slaughter.
Z Fourth Grammar Grade--Pa uline Gcp-
Earth. Mabel Englebcrg. Sadie Nealc.
Elizabeth Watkins, Horace Sharp Edgar
,riler
Third Grammar irade-CliTord Foxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
Reinecke to Arrive To-day.

Charles Reinecke, the Southern middlc-
weight who Is 70 wrcstle Dwyer IN the
Academy next Thursday night, Is OK
peclod to reach Richmond this morning;
leave Baltimore last night
Renecke will train here to-day, to-
morrow and until THURSDAY night, Iln
for the past Two weeks prior TO q series
Or matches no will ,wrestle In New Or
leans q fter the ina toh here with DMycr,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08

Norwood. ,1ohn Lacy, yVe1lngtot, NfhSp,
Fred. EUrhet t,.. 81! vnntiull TrniliI lndlu
\, 9neis .ed y2binson Il, ,lwooa 5S
james il1atns. Charlie holmes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
Have New Capitol.

Governor Montague Yesterday applied
his signature tO> the bill anpropriating
SEQ 900 for .renoyatlIg and repairing tho
Capitol building. The work will begin
upon tho adjournment OF the
I orislatlIro. ysH,f 5-la3.t 0flafAggs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
NICHOLSON SCHOOL

Fourth Prlrnry Grade-Nvllllo BoWden,
Arthur ciofinnh Willie iSllxour. Frank
N1etzger. Earl Reynolds, Willie stagg,
David Sheets. Irene Dyas. Mabel Mitchell,
injury isqclI!. l,ovlsp shartn,; 4, /, / H. ~
EGertic Bottoms, Dora MOsby, IVA Rice,
Ray Gnuldiny, 1tcrl Kay. 4, A, /, 4. \.
Second rriinnry Charlottesville Climbcr,
Roy tir(,bbs. Wnltcr5Klng JninGs lS .ni
$iY, 100 Kennedy, Russell t'urncll y. 1',l,lon
onipse,, ocHs Cele M,ldrSsfa h GT1oy ;,ler
5Huth Reat11s. Susie Wann. h,
E33f First primary C1iaHr--Ltcy Coghill. Hnr-
rson lTacht, Margaret Blair, Willie Min
son. llouisn rock Grace L Sorg Nlco
Wood, C'crtic Wilde. irene. C'lvcdo. i. n,
sixth Grammar drade--.11'<sarl Blair, Carr
a itiftb grammar c'rndc- bessie smoot,
Il Fourth Grammar Gratle-vcrnoh Nit
ihiyd Grammar Grndc-Minn'e Kautclt'5
3 Second Grammar, Grade, cam. cumbcr.
Nrhrockmo,tol,. James Rice /,
t'irst Grammar Gmdc-.Ra chcl Bal
Kate Brocltwell Iona Epwlcs. lilo Bull
ngton Mary Clarke. Josie g, W,e ' ,5fGno
nr AK ' Gonwn w. 'Ndr'enne 1larcun,
" Seventh Primary Grade-1rvinA Cnvcdp.l
Raymond Wooda!l, Sadie Barker. Sopl'io}
Gayle. Lillian Rice, Helen Sorg. ! ouise
s!xi Primary e., Ten. !. Harlow
Fifth Primary Grade--L1rny Hardin.
Mamie Mcbride. Floyd .lsowlcs, May
Leonard. sl38 4
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Mr. Underwood Better,

Mi. Frank Underwood. Of No. 800 I.ir-
den Strec,, who fell and hurt himself
near Laurel ana Cary Streets Sunday
night, was renorted as gettlng along
nicely last night, Il, 3 BIS s& sts! -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
Electoral Board.

Z FOLLOWING arc tho members Of The clec-l
loral board appointed by Judge George
j. fIIunley for Charlotte county: George
H. Hannah. 3. y, Eggleston and Il. u,
Smell
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GREAT GA KS & J,
AZ t'7f
FROM
LITTLE AC0RNS.
GROW.

III Tho largest trees sometimes come
Efromfthc smallest seed. The most far
sreaching results frequently have their
beginning almost in obscurlty. Agtiny
Tee. Dee want adj. of only twenty-five
words may be the foundation Of q
great fortune. These little persistent
business Eettcrs are hound to attract
attention. ono alone In the paper
might get lost, but their strength lies
iii their number. It is impossible TO
open The Times Dispatch without see
ing the want ads, They remind Hone
OF troop OF Brownies inathe marvel
Gus feats which they PERFORM One little
want adj, like one Little Brownie.
could do but little, but in 2 single
night tho Brownies can build n city.
30 powerful nrc thcy$iu numbers, and
sinf Il day the Tcc-Dcc want ads can
turn tho tide Of business. Thousands
and thousands OF people read them.
because they present themselves 30
$persistcntly. and because they pos
Sscss ian interest peculiar to- thcm-
selves. They are full OF news and
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-08
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cHEsAPIEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

SPECIAL ONE WAY coLoNlsTE RATES
70 POINTS BEYOND THE RoCklEs.
During March and Aprl, 1922, Inc
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Railway, Richmond. Va