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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA.

fist church. Cream will be for sale at
ter the entertainment
Miss Ruby Barden IL visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Davis. OF Twenty-seconu
street. --------------------------------
Miss Louise Goodali Is very i'll at her
home with tonsilitts and measles.
Eittie Miss Beatrice Davis II very
sick on Twenty-third street with scar
let fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. wharton have returned
! - -sh~if ekesae on Barton Heights after
a pleasant visit To- tha -Istts<,s- sistsr,
Mrs Hobson, on Twenty-second street
Mrs l. ]. Taylor has returned home
after q pleasant visit to friends on
Bowling Green Road.
Mrs. g. A. Gerrnelman has returned
home after q five weeks visit to her
mother and brothers In Phfladeiphia.
| Mr.. J. G. Minson had q very bad fall
Saturday evening. When he was
standing on q ladder putting up an
electric bell the ladder turned over,
throwing him violently to the Moor
spraining his arm and bruising his
body. but he IL getting on very nicely
now.
Miss Giennie Buchanan has returned
from Beaver Dam and IL Mt the home Oh
her aunt. Mrs. DoweIls, Of this place.
The property owners Of this vicinity
are improving their homes now by put
ting down cement walks and planting
box wood. Putting the finishing touch
to them after the streets were graded
by the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
ACTION o. BOARD
ENDS LONG DISPUTE
COMMITTEE Appointed to Build.
Equip and Organize New
Epileptie Colony.

To set at rest a3ty discussion that
might arise in the future as to whether
az not the 4atts et,At~pttt- vuiorry In Ann
herst county, opposite Lynchburg. was
under its supervision. the General Hos
pitai Board appointed committee to
build, equip and organize the new In
stitution, Mt its meeting in williams
burg Wednesday.
The resolution drafted By the board.
under the terms OF the act OF the Leg
isiature creating the colony. follows:
Resolved. That DIR. III. W. Dew. s,
l.. Ferguson and Irving r. Whitehead,
members of this board. be. and they are
hereby, constituted c-Tsraitsee Of
three TO build. equip and organize a
colony provided for In the act OF the
General Assembly, approved February
ls--iafn, and 10 employ, such temporary
officers and employees as may, In their
Judgment. be required. and To fix their
compensation until said colony IL turn
cd over to the board, under the
visions Of the said act, with free power
to act In the premises under such pro-
visions; provided. however, that the
said committee shall make report OF
its operations to the regular quarter
ly meeting OF this board"
Reports from the chairman of the
committees appointed several months
ago to inspect the insane asytums of
the State showed that ell the Instltu-
lions were In good condition, After the
transaction of considerable routine
business the board adjourned Wedn 80
day evening.
Members OF the general board pres
ent were Judge James l.. Tredway. of
Chatham tchairmanl; J. q. Bohannon,
Of Surry: Shirley Carter. Of winches-
ter. Robert Gillian. OF Petersburg; w
n. I.andes. OF Staunton; Captain John
q. Osborne, of Radford; DIR. H. u.
STEPHENSON, OF Tcano, and c. c. Italia
ferro, of Roanoke. -r.--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Four Valuable.
Houses and Lots
HALF MILE EAST OF
ASHI.AND. VA.

ASHLAND. VA.
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust from
Lonaie B. Perrin to the undersigned
trustee. dated February 20. 1908. and
over county, Va. in d. 3. 81. page So
default having been made in the pay
ment OF all OF the notes ACQUIRED by
said dead. and being reQuVed so to DO
by the holder OF said notes. will sell
by AUCTION on the premises
beginning ut $3.50 o'clock p. Al.
the property referred to in said deed
being
a tract of land with FOUR DWELL
INGS and other improvements thereon,
town Of Ashland. Va. on the south side
of the Hanover Court House Road, ana
fronting thereon, 400 feet, and extend
ing back between parallel lines AL
feet. The buildings are all new ana
conveniently arranged. The dwellings
contains 5 rooms each.
The property will be offered hrst IN
four lots. leo fest BY AL feet each
each having upon It = dwelling with
-othss- taPFevssHents. ard thea II VIII "
offered as q whole, And the cnertux
TERMS: CASH ~ TO 30 much ~ may
be necessary to defrAy the expenses %
executing the trust including . trust.
tees commissten at 50, and 70 pay
S s r s sseG e is 49, s1 p. a:ss
the residue upon such terms as the said
Perrin shall prescribe and DIRECT. or -
case Of his failure to give such direc.
tion. CASH will b. required, as TO said
w. sYDNoR. trustee
NOTE: II purchasers prefer. more lib
". :.
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Bff5s sEITE6 AND lDDREssED no
Mr. r. j. White, Chairman, Building
and Grounds Committee. State Nor
NAL and Industrial School for Wo-
men. fredericksburg. Va. will be re-
cetved at the Office of Charles NJ. Rob-
streets Richmond. Va, up until noon.
May 10, 1910. for the following equip
men. OF said school.
ist. Steam Power and Electric
Plant.
End. Laundry Equipment
3rd. Water supply System.
4th. Steam Heating of Dormitory.
5th. Sewerage and Plum bling OF
Dormitory.
9Th. Vacuum Cleaning System,
7th Electric Wiring OF Dormitory.
Certified check to accompany all
bids. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids, Plans and specifica-
lions may be seen and information
obtained at the office OF the architect.
CHARLES NJ. ROBINSON.
Architect.
BY order of the Board.
P. J. WHITE.
Chairman b. 4 G.. Committee.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
yards striped cotton twills. 30 inches
wide, IL. ounces to the yard. stripe In
hlling: 1900 yards striped cotton
shifting. SO inches wide. ounces to
warranted fast; 1000 yards S-ource
A. c. A. bed ticking. soc single blan-
kets, 81 inches wide. so inches long,
mad weighing pounds each. All OF
the said goods to be delivered at the
Penitentiary, Richmond, Va, free OF
freight and drayage. by October lie
1910.
Bids to be opened Saturday, Jun<
& 4. 1910. at 3 p. II. For sample ant
specifications apply to ]. b. WOOD
superintendent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
OFFICERS CHOSEN by
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

The tenth annual convention OF the
Knights at Columbus os Virginia
closed wednesday afternoa, after q
two days' session that was marked by
many social features and with the
transaction Of much business.
In the afternoon the dclegasss---
thirty-six in number and represents
ing nine councils from m many rttiez
met with Richmond eounn,l naers-
bers In the splendid home n Grace
street and elected officers fnr tbs
year. Those elected are: Mr.. j. j.
Sheehan. OF Roanoke. Stayc deput, :
Mr., NJ. X. KtvlighAn, Of Staunton,
State secretary. Mr.. John A. Baecher,
OF Norfolk. State advocate: Rev,
Charles n. Eonahoe, OF Portsmouth
State chaplain (re-elected): Mr.. II. j
Maloney, Of Newport News, State
treasurer; Mr.. James r. PhilltpA oi
Richmond. state warden.
The next State convention will be
held In Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
SIR MOSES EZEKIEL WILL
PAY VISIT TO VIRGINIA

Sir Moses Ezekiel. OF Rome. Italy,
an expatriated virgtnian and famous
sculptor, as wen AZ q distingutshed
veteran OF the Confederate army, will
attend the commencement exercises at
the University OF Virginia and the vfr-
ginia Military Institute the latter part
OF this month. He VIII sail from Ma
pies. where he has lived more than
flfteen years. on May Ia, and arrive in
America on May -, coming immedi-
ately 10 Virginia
At both Institutions where he will
attend commencement exercises are
handsome specimens OF his chisel
work The statues are Of Thomas
Jefferson and Stonewall jackson, and
rank a. two of his best pieces.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
WEDDING WILL BE
ATHLETIC AFFAIR
Miss Emily Fish, Of Noted New
York Family to Wed John
w futfer.

BOSTON, MASS, May 12.--If foot
ball and crimson streamers are not
among the decorations at Q coming
wedding ceremony just announced here,
thew should be. The match Is that OF
Miss Emily Fish, daughter OF Hamtl-
ton Fish, OF Washington and New YORK,
NM -xfster- of -ffHmtftuH Ffssrs sf., fast
years Harvard captain. She will wed
John w Cutler. Harvard '0e, famous
Quarterback for the crimson. cutter
brother, Elliott c. Cutler. was chieI OF
the Harvard crew in~ls0s ana anotneI
brother Roger Cutler Is stroke OF .he
present Harvard crew.
No date has yet been set Tor tne
wadding
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Expect DIG AppIe Crer.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian. /,
HARRJSONBURG. VA, May Ia
L0crl shippers say that the apple crop
In Rockingham county this year will
bs nfty per cent greater than sve-
known. 4 rough xttmnte forc1stS the
1910 crop ~ llf.000 bushels. about one
half Of which win be shipped TO dig
fAnt markets, bringing 10 the Local
srcwsrs not less than sise;eee Ths
State have given nm impetus to appls
culture which u shown In tangible s.
suits The county apple crop escaped
All injury from frcst and freexlnx
Wssther ma growers now say ths dan
1rssn AuRhsfs county even hettsi
xeportr af& Gotalag. Il n naf6 TINT I'm
y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginiahl
HARRiSoSBUR1s. VA, May Ia
Capt. Charles Curte q weil-known New
York millionaire attorney, died yesser-
day in that city. About ten years ago.
he bought Lynnwoed. the old Lewis
homestead on the Shenandoah river in
East Rockingham, where he was ire
Quent visitor. He was member OK
the law Arm Of Smith, Curie and Max
well and during the Civil war was ofse
Of the youngest captains in the Feder-
al service
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Dairy
and Truck Farm
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the request of the owner, who is
leaving the State, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10Th,
Mt 4P. NJ, the farm of Mr.. Daniel Web
ster Starbuck, situated on the Creighton
road, about miles northeast Of Rich
mond and mile from stop %, Seven Pines
electric car line, containing 252 acres OF
excellent farming land, none better Tor
corn, grass, vegetables and general farm
ing purposes Choice location for dairy
farm or q suburban home. About $50
acres of this land cleared. Has good
six-room dwelling in nice shade about 300
yards from main road, large barn 4ox60,
in good condition; can be easily adjusted
to dairy use; all necessary outbuildings, IN
good order There is enough good tim
Der on this place to more than halt pay the
price. The location and surroundings OF
this place, its nearness to the city and
trolley line should attract the attention
of farmers, dairymen and truck growers,
as well as suburban home-seekers and
investors.
TERMS--Unusually liberal one fourth
cash, balance one, two and three years
time; notes with six per cent. interest Tor
deferred payments, secured by deed OF
trust on the property.
This place can be reached by private
| conveyance, or by Seven Pines electric
| line. Cars leave Twenty-ninth and P
POOP. NJ, 2:45 p. M. and 8 80 p. NJ. t.
Pecos Siding, Stop %; 30 fare includes
transfer from any part OF the city.
EafN Svst lv
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Especial to The Richnnond FfrKffifaf.ss
KING WILLIAM. VA, May Ia
Mr.. Beverly A. Littlepage was found
dead In the cellar OF his home. near
here, Wednesday morning. Il Is sup
posed heart failure caused his death.
Mr.. Littiepage had been in bad health
for some time. but his sudden death
IL quite . shock IN the community
where he has lived all hts life. He
never married and leaves two broth
ers, John l.. and s. @.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
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Paramount

Mr.. Russell chenauls left Tuesday
morning To visit his parents for sew
eral weeks In King William county.
Mrs. Nelson Is very III at her home on
Twenty-first street with pneumonia.
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Grimm have re@
turned home from q pleasant visit TO
Oak Grove, South Richmond.
There Will be an entertainment At the
Town Hall Friday night. The Old
Maids Convention. by the Paramount
ladies, the proceeds win go to the Rap
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
OBITUARY
Calvin N. Parker.

Calvin NJ. Parker. son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. III. Parker. of No. l0e3 sNorth
Twenty-ninth street, died wednesday
afternoon. The funeral VIII take
Mace Thursday afternoon at $50
o'clock from the residence. Interment
will be in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Fraps.is G. Fitxxi,ugi,.

fSpeclal TO The Richmond NirKfnian.f
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May -.
Francis C. Fithngh, retired mer-
chant. died OF heart failure Thursday
morning. on the forty sixth anniver-
xary OF his capture In the battle at
Bloody Angle. Spotsyivania Court
house The remains viii bag taken TO
Gordonsville for interment.
Mr.. F'itxhugh was born In Orange
county. and was prominently connect
ed with the Spottswood and Lee fam
lilies of Virginia. He was twice mar
ried. His second wife, who survives,
was Miss Roberta Conway. of Madi-
son county. Five children also sur
vive. Two sons conduct drug store
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
..scou," Car in winston-salem.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.>
wINSToN-SALEM. n. c.. May II.
The scout car. which Is blazing the
way for the 1910 run over the IA
tional auto highway, was met near
this city yesterday by car from this
city and accompanied to the city. 'she
occupants spent the night at the Zsa-
zendorf and left early this morning.
A great quantity of work 10 being
done on the roads In this county en-
the highway preparatory to the run.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
MANY LIVES LOST
IN HUGE TYPHOON
Steamer Wrecked and Crew and
Passenger Probably Drowned
OFF Japanese Coast.

KOBE. Japan May 12.-Fears that
heavy loss of life has followed a seri-
GUS typhoon, which swept the entire
Kobe district. were expressed by the
officials here to-day.
The wreck OF one steamer. carrying
passengers from Osaka to Nagoya, IL
reported. In addition to large
crew, nifty passengers were aboard
and all were reported lost. although
this lacks confirmation Other wrecks
accompanied by fatalities are ru-
mored. but details were lacking to-
day.
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Mrs. Mary Cobb.

Especial to The Richmond yireiHian.)
SUFFOLK, VA. May 12.-Mrs.
Mary Cobb, widow Of A. III. Cobb, OF
the Suffolk Knitting Mills, died here
to-day at p. NJ. OF heart disease.
She Is survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Ethel Yates and Miss Marion Cobb:
three sons. Allie, Wiley and Augustus
Cobb, ana two sisters. Mrs. House and
Mrs vickerton. Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Wiley Cobb, Jr.. son of the de-
ceased. left Monday for Brunswick,
Md, to attend his grandfather's fu-
neral. The death was unexpected,
though the deceased had been In fee
bic health.
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Change Train schedule.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROANOKE. VA. May 1.-THE
Norfolk and Western Railroad veri-
fed the change in the schedule OF
train No. Z. now operating between
Petersburg and Lynchburg. This run
will be extended TO Richmond, and
will be effective Sunday, May Is. The
train will leave Richmond at 6:15 A.
M. and arrive in Lynchburg at III A.
NJ, Leaving Lynchburg at 4:20 p. NJ.
II will arrive in Richmond at . r. NJ.
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s,nart,s Chancrs f,ooei.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May H.
John II. Locke and Fred Read. candf.
dates for the Newport News coiiec-
torship, are in Washington keeping
close TO the situation II seems 10 be
the concensus of opinion that Captain
J. Il. ID. Stuart liz TO be reappointed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
runeraI Of Mrs. pertIue.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary {. Per
due. who died Tuesday. took place
Thursday afternoon from ST. Patrick S
church. Interment was in Mt. Call
vary Cemetery.
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Nr. W. Ha.npton Curtis.

Mr.. W, Hampton Curtis, aged for
fy-eight years. died at his home. No.
GA North Ninth street. "Wednesday
morning. He leaves a widow and four
children. Funeral arrangements are
not yet complete.
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HELP wANrED--MALE

wTYTED~xN EXPERIENCED BOOK
keeper: work IL difficuit and labori-
Gus; no novice need apply; state ex-
perience, age, references, conhdentiai
Apply to DIS, The Richmond virgin
ian.
WANTED--STOCK SALESMAN: CALL
or write Publicity Department MiaieT
system OF Train Control, Room eos.
Commonwealth Bank Building. Rich
moud Va.
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Richmond md Petersburg Electric Raavs,

Cars leave Manchester. ssvsash sad Pery
esrsets for rstsrsburg:
..s1s. !, :. ! y. i III n r n. + , " = =
ii0o ?. NJ Tor Chester. 1900 midnight sos
fstsrshura
csrs hsw~ nssssssxss. sest syesnoss Essess.
eu8 Manchester:
Sis. e:ss ss7;l1 s7aS, s.ss, e:ss, s1o:sA,
1885 f. Nj t3:3A, e14t, 2:11. S1A Mn. S:36.
e35. 736. e35. e:36. si0slO. ilAO P. ~.
sCaniss baaGAss and sxprsas
Limited. esnept Sundays and holidayx
AZ safe hun Isssss6cxg eennsse With eass -
1iehnond.
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Mrs. Corrie Bennington.

LYNcHBuRG. VA. May i2.--Mrs,
Corrie Bennington. 20 years old. wife
of Lemuel Bennington, died suddenly
wednesday night at o'clock. She is
survived by her husband.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Bruad strect Prouerty Sold.

J. II. Carneai & Son has just closed
the sale Of I76 feet at the southwest
corner OF Harrison and Broad streets
for DIR. Stuart Mcclure One hun
cred feet of this property has been
sold three times recently by the same
arm, the sales aggregating 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Enneral of Mr. snanIl.

The funeral OF Mr.. George IL.
Smith will take place Friday after
noon from ttle home OF Mrs ". r.
Wyatt. Henrico county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12
Wednesday, May Is, Isl

IT, u
First. "Ford's Hotel, y situate ~
enth, Broad and Capitol Strests,
AZ follows: u
AN that lot OF land, with hotel bs
and other Improvements thezDcc
purtenances, rights and wAys
belonging, and fronting one hundre
thirty-eight t13S) feet on Eleventh n1s
running back eAstwarfily one hunfE
sixteen {1l6) feet, being bounded q
north by Broad Street, and on tie A
by Capitol Street
SECOND, ANDAT 1 O'CLOCK IN
ON THE SAME DAY, CORDS
BUILDING" PROPERTY, Helm
THREE-STORY BRICK BUILx1ll
the west side Of Ninth Stirred, be
Franklin and Grace Streets, bAN
frontage Of fifty-one (5l) feet elsyx
inches on the west line Of Ninth
and running back westardly be
parallel lines one hundred md tN
(120) feet to an alley twenty f2Q1
wide. u
THIRD, AND AT $40 O'CIOG
NJ, ON THE SAME DAY. THE
LIGHTED, FOUR STORYD RIGe
BACCO FACTORY, with lAr1o
storage, etc, situated on the wet
Twelfth Street, just north Of C3ny
fronting two hundred and nine
{294( feet ten (i0) inches on tho w0
OF Twelfth Street, running ba0k
wardly between parallel lines c.
dred and thirty four (l341 fset
inches to an alley in rear fifteen
wide, being bounded on the oo1S1
fifteen (I6} foot alley and On tn
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In execution Of decree Of the Chan
Court Of the city Of Richmond YA
tered on April rs, 1910, IN thu cc1nh
suits Of Mary Lucy Ford, b., etes
A. J. Ford, Trustee. ct AIS. StssNxt
Ford, ct ais. vs.. Same, Estelle Md
Ford, by etc, VS.. Charles ThOn
Herndon ct ais. and Msry f7ss
Florence B. Quincy ct ais, to
signed acting special comrnissi0ng
sell by auction, on the premises, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

pupils OF the. local High School are
engaged in the formation Of an homer
-lcag1ta among the stfAents a nu,n.-
Der Of pupils have already signed the
agreement. which Ia the foundation
Of the league. This Is said to be the
first league OF this kind In the pub
: lie schools OF tho State-..-q.savs--.-.ss.rs-
FREDERICK'S HALL, VA, May
12s--Ahred Goodwin, prominent
young farmer Of this section, while
returning home from the funeral Of
q neighbor, was thrown from his
horse and sustained painful injuries.
Hts leg was badly broken, ana he
vas otherwise hurt about the. head
and face.
ROANOKE. VA, May III. Lilly.
proprietor of a local hotel, was ar
rested Wednesday and locked up on
warrant sworn out by Walter Hew-
EFT, q contractor of Washington, ID.
G. Lilly Is charged with the larceny
OF s1.1o0. which Hewlett alleges he
placed in Lilly's hands several days
ago for bookkeeping.
LYNcHBuRG. VA. Nav 1a.--The
alumni of The Randolph Macon z*eeA-
envy. of Bedford City, Is arranging
for a reunion at the academy on
June 9. that being the time for the
finals. Upwards of 500 former stu
dents are expected to be present.
The local association Is working for
large delegation from the Hill
City.
ROANOKE. VA. May 12.-Jesse
Hairston. colorcd. was to-day lined
$40 by Magistrate Camper at salem
for shooting at Il. B. Moomaw. a
we'll known citizen of the county.
Hafrston met Mr.. Moomaw on the
hi 70 WA At night -1nti 7askru him for
patch. Mr.. Mooniaw paid no at
tehtion to the raqrest. and Hairston
fired on him. The bullet went wild.
LYNCHBURG. VA, May H.
Booker T. Washington. head OF the
Tuskegee tAia.) Institute. Ia a guest
at Blue Gap Farm, where, 1t is pre-
sumed, he is in consultation with
Mrs. Katherine G. Gould regarding
the establishment OF the proposed in
dustriai school by Mrs. Gould upon
her estate there
ROANOKE. VA, May r2.--w. IL.
Johnson has been appointed super
intendent of the new Southbound rail-
road, the connecting link being built
by the Norfolk and Western and At
'antic Coast Line from winston-Sa-
n. n. O.. to wadesboro. n. G. john
soA sss been chief train dispatcher of
one the Norfolk and Western di-
NistaE1s care. and recently was made
trainmasis for that read at CFewe,
Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

CIRCUMFERENCE NTH Sc
reputable business men who are III
position to invest from 400 10 sa.Aao
each In tobacco industry. o. no
"a earninf /. Apae..r This u i ape-
Z ariaf business nrassps.stioH ef intofeet
10 resro,.sfplc tsittxans In any part
a virginia especially Hfchmond.
ned. Address r. Q, Box 81. Rich
ua0ud Va sis. 5aA 9sz
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here. to cost $4,000 1t will be .'oix
$50 feet in dimensions.
Mr.. J. III. Hill has sold his interest
in the Leader warehouse, the largest
leaf tobacco warehouse in the World,
to Mr.. II. b. Horn. his partner in the
business here. The consideration could
not be learned. but II ran away UP
into the thousands OF dollars.
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At the request of the owner, who is
leaving the State, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

CLEANING IND PRESSING.
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED
and pressed by the Lee Cleaning and
Pressing Co Thorong work;
prompt service; reasonable prices.
Price, Madison 37SS. zoe North Fifth
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

WANTEp-POSITIoN by YOUNG MAN
with four years experience in stenog-
raphy and book keeping: references
furnished. Address c-bs, care Rich
mond Virginia.
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wANTED-POsTTIoN AS SHIPPING
clerk having had eight years of ex-
perience, will expect good SALARY; can
make the change LIST of June. Ad-
dress W. W.. care Richmond Virgin
ian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-12

LADIES GRAY HAIR SWITCHES: WE
are selling bargains this week. ais
n Fifth street.
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.


20 REBATE. WE HAVE A LOT OF
light. plant leather suitable for ~
selling ladies' shoes and while II lasts,
IL you will bring this coupon, we
will " sole ladies' shoes-eoc. re-
bated TO 40c. Every pair sewed. We
can not send for shoes at this special
price. DREWS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, TIC +. Main.