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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

,TTRESS SS--Nerv good. neat Danish girl
sHxceIIent waitress: highest city references
0eterberRs Agency T1G Lexington ave
Tel 105J Plaza
.TTREsS. CHAMBERM RMAID.-Young so5
rith good references; MoTristown preferred
,s,se Shea's Agency, East 42d ST.
.5TFD-By intelligent American woman ~
= Years position as houSekeeper for r-id-
ar na ch @i0r, to take charge or hoyoe
o. - neat good plain cook moderate ssIayy
x s-ood home Address. Houselfeeper C;eo.r.
II19lli-erv. South Norwalk. conn.
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Help WANTED.


Ald1e.
r--'- making GOOD money selling cigars on
0-z- GOO future can personally square
'-e. Cash C--a- Co.. . Greenwich
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-.i-. wanted. high grzfe men. i've nlen- FOR
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-F-l--EF czs E-cLEEER ~slsrv according
zl--e. Business Service Co tAEencyl,
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Female

CHAMBERNATD- SEAMSTRESS-Nee reii-
able Swedish girl; excellent ehafnoeT1naIo Ia.
l7as- references s25: friend. frst class Iaun-
dress C.ste-f,e-g@s \ Agency, rs Lexington
ln-- Plaza
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Male
COACHNaN-SingIe fiTst-CIaSs experience:
willing all round servant; understand all
details around gentienan's estate: dissngaged
account change 70 automobile; anywhere NJ
y. 203 T-ast 4stn
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

PURSUANT 10 a certain agreement entered
into between the Singer Sewing Machine Co
and Samuel kIeinrnan. 7 will offer publ .
auction at P. NJ at IS Prince 81. Manhattan.
Singer Sewing Machines. Moe Fry. Auc-
rLn-laer
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HFEEE -EEE WANTED . canvass tor
-= Sherman Rupture Appliance. educated
- Hra-arrs5- " = cfsehar 4 soa, il
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

PURSUANT to a certain agreement entered
into between the singer Sewing Machine 90.
and the Lincoln Waist Co. I will offer at pub
lie auction at z. N at IS Prince st. Man
haitian. 5 Singer Sewing Machines. Moe Fry.
AucttOneer.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

paper p-oDOS-tlon; previous exPe-
Te1Ce necessary. Apply Room 314,
Tribune P---rr;-1
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

COOK-Dan;sh. very economical: taHe eLIIe i
charge kitchen friend waitress and ciaIHue. IT,.
maid. both highly recommended' c''y oI @ out-
Morrow Agency. 81 Lexington ave- oDrl1eI
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

PURSUANT to certain agreement entered
into between the singer Sewing Machfne Co.
and Marks & Freidner, I viii offer for sals at
public auction az p. N at IS Prince s1-s
Manhattan. Singer sewing Machines and
cOmpIete power tables and appurtenances rO>
same Moe Fly, Aucttoueer
New-York tribune., 1910-11-25

-0-PIF-Cook first class, man coachrTlan
chauffeur useful. $50, $50; city or country: ex
ceI!ent references H. Industrial Agency, l
West 425 :: Tel 52I0 Bryant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
DEFEATED
BY RICHMOND COLLEGE

Richmond College waIlopcd the Collegian.
in fine style yesterday afternoon at Byrd
Park 20 the tune OF . to l. The game wa.
Wen played throughout, and the Collegians
defeat was due entirely TO their inability &c
solve tho assortment of twisters handed tt
them by Gwathmcy. the crack pitcher o.
III" Red and Blue.
Gwathmey had his opponents at his mercy
at all times OF the game. and only four hit.
were gotten from his delivery, and these
we're scattered over three innings
Richmond College started the run getting
in the fourth inning, when Taylor doubled
10 LEFT and crossed the pan a short while
after on Acres two-sackef TO the same ter
ritory.
In tho sixth inning the college team an.
ntHed another score. Meredith singled 10
the left garden, stole second and gallopea
home on Acres timely single. In the sew
enth Richmond College Increased its lead
when beverley singled TO safe ground, and
made count on Dunn's error in throwing
should have been an easy out from Jen.
kinss hat.
The Collegians saved their necks from a
shut ont when Gill let hot grounder sc
through him. The ball was still quite warm
when II reached Taylor Taylor starred In
q little Juggling act, and Ezekiel drew ur
at second. He took third on a steal. and
walked homo on ground rules when Mac
Farlune let strife pass him.
Richardson. though offered small oppor-
tunlty. proved himself good find for
the ColleGans. being quick and light his
feet and heavy with tho stick.
The two double plays that were pulled OF
executed. and belonged TO class OF tho
snappy variety. Gwathmey was easily the
star OF tho game.
The game was free OF kicks and delays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
INSTITUTE TRAINS
TO HELP FARMERS
Virginian Railway to Conduct
Series Of Meetings Next
Month.

Better Farming and More OF It" is
the motto of the Farmers Institute
train, which will make a weeks trir
through Sonthside Virginia the first
few days IN May. This train is an
nounced to be under the auspices OF the
sinia Agricultural Experiment Station
at Blacksburg and the farmers OF the
Southside.
All-day sessions will be held at each
place. The stops Will be as follows:
Moneta, Bedford county, Monday, May
2; Altavista. Campbell county, May 8:
PheniX, Charlotte county, May i. Ken
bridge, Lunenburg county, May .. Dol
brell, Southampton county, May Z.
Lectures Will begin promptly at $50
each morning. The speakers and sub
jects will be-
Professor r. J. Davidson, agrlcultu-
raj chemist at Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute-"Restoring Worn out Soil
Gold Dollars in the Barnyard," Com
mercial Fertilizers"
Professor Lyman Carrier, Blacks
burg-Importance of the Grass Crop
Corn.
e. H. Matthewson. tobacco expert,
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington-"Tobacco Culture"
How Rotation in Crops VIII Increase
the Tobacco Yield"
Fruit Culture.
Professor II. L. Price, horticulturist,
Blacksburs--"F Possibilities OF
the Fruit Orchard" Growing Fruit
and Vegetables for the Cannery.''
Professor w. X. Brainerd, dairyman,
Blacksburg-"How the Milk Pail Can
Improve the Farm The Importance
of the Dairy Cow in Southside Vir-
GINA"
professor n. s. Mayo, animal hus-
bandry, Blacksburg- 1.-The Need of
Live Stock in Farm Improvement"
Mixed Farming and the Growing OF
Live Stock the Farmers Sure Road 10
Success.
DR.. w. j. Quick, Roanoke---"DivcrsI-
fed Farming" Restoring Soil Fertil-
ity by the Live Stock Route"
A prominent feature of these insti'
tutes will he free exhibition cars con-
tanning displays of products from the
Virginia Agricultural Experiment sta
ton at Blacksburg. The exhibits will
consists of fruits, grasses, grain, veg
etables, fertilizer samples and mixtures,
cream separators and other dairy sup
plies and improved farm machinery
There will be poultry show, including
trios OF Brown Leghorn, Plymouth
Rock, Black Minorca, Rhode Island Red
and Orpington. 1t is also intended to
have q carload of thoroughbred Iva
stock, including Jersey, Guernsey, Hol-
stein, Polled Angus and Hereford cat
tie, Berkshire, Yorkshire and Duroa
Jersey swine, Dorset and Shropshire
sheep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
NEW CHAPTER INSTALLED
Richmond Doctors Take Part In Cere-
lnnnN at Lohna HOPKINS university.

Richmond Doctors Take Part In Cere-
nony ut Johns Hopkins University.
Many members of the ri Mu Medical
Fraternity throughout Virginia will be
interested to learn of the installation
of u chapter In the Johns Hopkins
University medical department. on
Tuesday night. Drs, Beverly r. Tuck
or. l.. 7. Price and Paul W. Howle. OF
Richmond, national officers of tho fra
ternity conducted the installation
ceremonies, returning yesterday from
Baltimore, The exercises took place
in the assembly room of the Hotel
Rennert, the details having been ar
ranged by Professor Byrnes, of Johns
Hopkins, an alumnus of Pi Mu.
Thirteen initiates, including Profess
sors Geharty, Peters and TimberlalSe,
of the University, were enrolled. The
new chapter begins It's career under
most promising auspices.
ri Nh was organized at tho Univer-
sity of Virginia In 1892, and is next
to the Oldest medical fraternity.
There are chapters in both medical
colleges In Richmond and In most of
the large medical colleges in the
country. Many of the most prominent
of Richmond are members.
and the natioAal officers Of the frater-
nifty are situated here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
Washington Ward Bureau,
The. Times-Dispatch,
-. 1Iny iJy,,ll s,raaf


Disdaining tire Conductors warning
and breaking away from his hold, an
old colored woman stepped off the
running board of u Hull Street car be-
street, yesterday morning, and in a
twinkle gave tho astonished carload
OF people somersaultic exhibition OF
high-class vaudevillian character. the
scene soon changed from impending
tragedy TO hilarious comedy. Nam
N.Y. picked herself up more dead than
alive, and with naughty dlsdain a,
the uproarious laughter left the scene,
Tho conductor in charge of the car
ar the time of the accident said last
night that the woman persisted in get
ting off and pushed quickly past him
The woman's action Is probably en-.
planned by the fact that because OF
The crowded car large number OF
colored people were jammed into the
back seats. She was bruised. but not
badly hurt.
Team ncorganizcd.
The Manchester baseball team has
reorsanized, With nearly all Of las,
seasons players listed and three new
men, who will try for the gaps. The
diamond has been improved and Is
considered one of the best in the State
Following are the old men applying
for this years team. Nelson. Barefoot
Elkie, stroud. Burruss, Bass. Moody
Jennings, Louis Blount and Leila. The
new players are B. Blount. Bowers and
Grasberger
Expected Back To-Day.
Othcer Eddie Waymack who was de.
tailed TO 30 TO Newport News afte,
Charles CoSen, wanted here upon q
warrant charging him with betrayal. Is
expected back to-day,
Attend State Convention.
w. II. Owens. ODDS Hinnant, Allen
MSright, Everett Flppen will leave to
convention OF the Virginia Y. NJ. c A
They VIII represent the Dixie Athletic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
CARRIE ACHMED To
LIVE IN HEN RICO
Brings Mrs. Care Achmed tc
Richmond, and Is Looking
for Small Farm.

Care Achmed, tho Turkish wrestler. who
has made great showing tho mat in
Richmond in two exhibitions, has brought
his wife TO this city, and announced his
intention of coming to Virginia 10 live The
Turk will not live in Richmond proper, but
Intends buying a small farm In Henrico
county. where he VIII do a bit of farming
between wrestling engagements,
Achmed lost his bout here with Joe Tur-
ner two weeks ago largely account OF
broken toe which fell victim to the hold
made famous by Frank Gotch, but won the
bout With Frye King Monday night. He has
shown himself TO be a hrst-class wrestler
and the manner In which he took his de-
feat at the hands of loo Turner won him
many friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

AUST1N-Whereas. 1t has pleased Al.
mighty God to remove from our
midst our beloved neighbor. fellow
worker and brother, CONDUCTOR
w. H. AUSTIN. IL IS with sorrow in
our hearts that we bow To the Di.
vine VIII; be it
Resolved, that Division 152. OF tho
Order OF Railway Conductors. has lost
loyal, faithful brOther-oue who
Will be missed IN the councils of our.
order. man OF high moral charac-
ter, whom II WAS a real pleasure TO
know be II also
Resolved. That wc express to his
family and loved ones our deepest
appreciation of their grief. and OK
tend to them our tenderest love and
sympathy and atry service that our
Brotherhood can render; be IL also
Resolved. That a copy OF these
resolutions be presented 10 the FAM
ily and spread on the minutes OF our
organization, and published in our
daily papers.
tsigneND j. L, COBB.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
INVITES SUPREME COUNCIL
itoynl Arcnnum State Council Present,
=, Jewel to William T. Dabncy.

The Grand Council Of the Roval
Arcanum, Which has been in session
mere Tor the last two days, adjourned
Yesterday afternoon, This CITY was
chosen as the place for, the next an
nual meeting in the face of strong
bids made by Norfolk. Bristol and
stanton. Supreme Representatives
howard q. Avery and William T. Dab
ney We're instructed to invite the sn.
preme Council. which conyenes in
Montreal in May. to meet in this city
next year.
The Grand Council presented to re.
firing Grand Regent William T, Dab
ney Il handsome grand regents Jewel
The presentation speech was made BY
Rev. FrankiT McFaden, y, D.. Supreme
vice-regent. who will be elected To
the highest office when the Supreme
Council meets at Montreal. Last night
members OF the council We're the
guests of Charles l. Mckee at box
party given In the Bijou Theatre,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21


The District School Board will have a
meeting Monday.
There Will be a silver tea at the
street, this evening, tor the benefit
of Asbury parsonage fund. An enjoy
able program has been arranged and
all are cordially invited to be pres
ant.
The members of the Organ Guild Of
The Church Of the Good Shepherd gave
q delightful silver tea yesterday al
ternoon. at the residence of Mrs. Allen
y. Pettlgrew, West Twelfth Street
Trial Of John Finney.
The trial of John Flnney, colored,
charged with dlsorderly conduct, is
set FOR" Tomorrow before squire
Cheatham. 1t Is alleged that during
his rowing in the Kitchen of VIM. Tay-,
lor. proprietor of the Fonticello Lithia
Springs he borrowed a razor of John
Booker. lie was arrested for carrying
concealed weapons.
Pie Party.
a pie party will be given tonight
| in the home of Miss Ruth Williams for
the benefit of Asbury Church parsonage
fund.
Funeral OF MIR. Kidd.
yesterday afternoon from BainhrIdge
Street Baptist Church. Manchester
Louge OF Masons attended the flu
Ineral.
Personal Mention.
Mrs +. I. Shlhett sang at the re.
EiVal services NJ Central Methodist
| Church last night.
The Mothers Auxiliary of the Dixie
SStthletiG Association met at Bainbrldge
] Street Baptist Church Yesterday attn
noon at $3.50 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs, r. C, Zulstra will leave
to-day for Charleston, S. c.. to visit
relatives '4s''
Several small real estate transfers
We're recorded Yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
SHOOTS MAN AND WOMAN
Negro With Revolver Injuries Two an

Negro With Revolver Injuries Two and
Escapes.
Eward Lewis, colorcd. was shot through
the leg, and Gertrude Lacy. also coored.
was shot through the left thigh last night
by Edward Watson,
The cause of the shooting Is unknown, but
It is supposed TO have been over the wo-
man, Watson shot the woman on tho street
the bullet passing clear through her thigh
Then he went to the poolroor al Seven
tcenth and Broad streets, where he found
Lewis. Before Lewis could move or make
an effort to defend himself Watson opened
fire, shooting Lewis through the right leg
The ball went through Watson had evil
IDENTIFY good pistol, for both shots TOOK
effect, and both made perfect penetration.
The two patients wore treated by DIR. Wo-
mack, OF the city ambulance corps, who
after dressing the wounds, sent the patients
home watson escaped, and up to late
hour last night had not been apprehended
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
THE WEATHER

Forecast: Nirstnin--Fnlr IN south,
rain Thursday morning In north nor
tion, followed by fHir; Friday, fnir
W"rmeri liEht, variable winds, becom-
Ing south Friday.
North Cnrolinn---E'uir; warmer Thurs
day aud Friday, light west to south
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
Hlghland park Entertainment.

Highland Park Citizens Association
will be held May TO- In the Town Hall,
John y Devine Is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements which Is
now CONFLICTING tho plans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
Two ANnn,en EisIlt,

Leila Winston ana clarn Adams, beth
eolored got Ia light yesterday morning,
and Leila, according to tho charges. struck
cara IN the head With brick, Leila was
IN such q bad condition that ahe was taken
tho city ambulance corps, who treated both.
and Clara WAS arrested on = mlsaeHc % amor y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
George Chowning.
Dnrnett II. Garter.

Especial to The Times-D !spatch.l
Rice Depot, Va, April 20.--Barnett
Fl. Carter. aged eighty years, died at
was one of the most prominent citi-
zens of this community, and had filled
Important offices In his church and
county for many years.
r. G. OFT. a.
Especial to The Times D.sHatch.l
Stanton, Va, April 20.--F. c.. OFT,
eighty-four years Of age and a resident
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
LOOKING FOR BURGLAR
Man With Dullet-HoIe Wanted by
County Officer Flynn.

County Oflcer Flynn.
County officer Flynn, Of Chesterfield
county, is looking fore. a burglar at
whom he fired three shots on Tues
day night, and in whom he thinks
there il at least one bullet-hole. The
intruder attempted to enter the home
Of Richard Smith, at Forest HILL about
10 o'clock Tuesday night He is de-
scribed as being colorcd, about five
feet four inches tall, weight, approxi-
mately, 100 pounds. and had on brown
clothes. The officer asks that any
physician to whom the darby may
apply to have bullet-hole dressed
Will kindly notify him, as the negro
L. Iva n cd =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
CONDITIONS YEsrEnDAy.

Humidity IA
Wind, direction .,.....,,., Southwest
Mlhu,@~Sloclty .,,.........,.... 10
Weather ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cfem
! noon temperature,.,,. 60
3 r, NJ temperature. ..,...., 6l
Accum. excess In temperature
since January ,,.,,,,.,.... 341
pehciency In rainfall since March
! ;.,,,,.:....; 4,as
January i Observation-Disclosures. Aol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
Examination for renel,er..

The teachers examinations for state H.
conses to teach in Richmond and Henrico
county VIII be held in the uonrico Court
house to-day, Tomorrow and Saturday.
Eighteen teachers. who are either applying
for "a license or Whose licenses have ex-
plred. VIII take the examinations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21

aIudlnvia Mud Baths Cure Rheumatism
because they draw the pain and poison out
OF tho body. Thousand cured. Big Hotel
open all year For book that tells about tho
treatment write TO Z. d. KRAMER, Pres.
Kramer. Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21

v " " v v v W
Summary: Two-base hits-Taylor, Acre.
Earned runs Richmond College. 9, Stolen
es-Richardson, Ezekiel Meredith. Double
to Meredith to Beverley ca.
Base on balls--Oh Gwnthmcy, !; Off Dunn l..
Hit by pitched ball-Gll. Struck out-By
Gwathmey 3; by Dunn, >. Passed ball-Mac-
Farlanc. Time OF game, l:25, Empires
O'Toolc, and Bagley, OF V, p. |. Attendance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
Marriage I,,cc,,...

Marriage lccnncs were issued Yesterday
in tho Hastings Court to Arthur I.oe C;naton
OF Chcster s. G" and Edith Byrd smith. to
Edward Williams and a. Pearl RAIDER, and
to Thomas NJ. Flippen, of Green Bay, and
blanche II. IIubund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
O1gszzE3e21gh9oGGD
lzarakzgt&:2.IIl z99lss ,llzgIIz 51als
Gotch Ready to nee. zbyszko

Gotch Ready to Meet Zbyszko.
Minneapolis Mimi, April 20--Frank
Gotch said to-day that arrangements have
not yet been completed for his champion
ship contest with zbyszko. Gotch. who Is
training here. declared himself In excellent
form, and SAYS the date for the contest Will
he determined in few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21

of any kind. due mainly to the impartial
umpirng OF o'Toole, who held tho indicator
in some OF the Virginia state League games
at Lynchburg last season The score:
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21

selection OF high school books, bu
VIII meet this morning at 10 oclocl
for that purpose. L is doubtful If TIL,
long task can be concluded to-day.
The resignation OF Or. Charles w
Kent, of the University of Virginia, al
n member os tho bonrd was received
and accepted. DR. Kent who is in I3u-
rope. had previously indicated his in
tention TO retire, and was not re-
elected.
In view of this situation, the mem
bers of the board had previously
agreed that It would he best to elect
DR.. j. NJ. Page, OF the university, to
succeed Dr. Kent for tho uneXplred
term. DR.. Page was elected by the
for the term OF four years beginning
next April. AT the request of the
board, he came TO Richmond yester.
day and was last night elected to the
vacancy, taking his seat lie is pro-
fessor of mathematics at the univer-
sity. and is dean of the faculty.
With DR. Page all the members were
present--Governor Mann, Attorney
General Williams. superintendent OF
Public Instruction Eggleston. DIR. j.
l. Jarman, of the State Female Nor
nal College at Farmville; Colonel n
3. Tucker of the Virginia Military
Institute; Professor NJ. NJ. Lynch, OF
niHchester; professor 5. Il. McCheS-
ney, of Bristol, and Secretary Il. c..
Stearnes.
Important Positions Filled.
jackson Davis, one OF the members
of the State Board Of School Exam
iners, was elected Supervisor OF Ru-
raj Elementary Schools OF Virginia.
This is similar position to the one
which has for some time been filed
by j. S. Thomas, whose duties became
so heavy as TO demand an associate
Mr.. Davis was formerly county school
superintendent OF Henrico county, and
is widely known in educational circles.
Since becoming an examiner he has
lived in Petersburg.
To succeed Mr.. Davis Oscar LII
Shewmake. of Surry, was elected Mr..
Shewmake is twenty-eight years old
He was educated at William and Mary
College, where he was an honor
graduate. Later he became an in
structor there, and taught in the
model school Going to Georgia, he
was for time the city superintendent
of schools. He studied law at the Uni.
Nersity of Virginia, and practices at
Surry as a member Of the firm OF Be-
harmon and Shewmake His desire to
abandon law and return to school
work led to his selection TO the i'm.
portant position of school examiner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
Antomohlle ou,ler 1,lne1

o. j. sands, who was charged with not
having his automobile properly numbered.
was dismissed in tho Police CoHtt ycster.
day morning, the violation being only tech
meal.
George Kerns. charged with not having
his automobile lighted, wns fined 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
OF stanton and Augusta county asa
ms life, is dead near Stribling Springs.
lnterment Will be at Staunton.
Deaf HIS

GILMAN--Died, at her residence a2a
West Grace Street, STELLA CROCK
BIT GILMAN. wife OF Frank y. Gil
Funeral from residence THURS
WADDILI@-Died. Saturday, April Is.
1910, In Albuquerque. New Mexico,
THOMPSON y. WADDILI.
Funeral from AIortuary Chane, ar
Hollywood $3.50 a. NJ. THIS THURS
DAY, lntcrment in Hollywood Gene
Norfolk, Lynchburg. Washington
and greensboro, n. c., papers please
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
is Your HeaItE,
Worth 1Oc?!

That's what il costs to get a--week's
treatmentS-of cASeARETs. They
do more for you than any medicine
on Earth. Sickness generally shows
sad starts first in, the Bowels and
Liver; cAScARETS cure these ills.
It's SO easy to try~-why not start to.
aight aud have help in the morning.
cAscARETs loo a boy for weeks on
treatment, all drpgglstsl Biggest seller -
y LIE IA ttsc world Million hnxes. h ,,nr,h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21

t. L. Hasler nuallhed as clark to the
Health Department, succeeding coleman
Cutchns, who recently resigned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21
District physIclnn Qualities.

Or, A. I, Smith, elected OF the last meet
Ing OF the Council 10 succeed Pr. y G.
Protlow as city physician In District No. 3
qualified yesterday before city Clerk Her
7. August and entered at once upon his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-21

When Grain check" be-
comes OF value Raincoat be-
comes q boon
Spring ''cravenette" Raincoats. s15
to $50.
London Rubherized. feather light
Goats, SO to $50.