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.I,,,,.r .I.rsussn cauEh, IN W,bnr >

Tho police 81 Mobile Ala have 20
ports1 20 Police Headquarters that the
have arrested man who answers ire
disruption Of August Ichsnsen. Who ~
wanted hero 70 explain ihc eeath Of ms
wife sophia The body ~ Sophia Ioh1nsen
vas found burned under the hoor ~ their
aat Al ia IVES, Ninegy-fouTth street. On
kebTuary : Her husband dis1ppeared a
tew days before after spreading the report
that his wife vas going home A short
uno bsfore her delth she had come into
~ possession 81 81 Gn. NeN York
saAsstivs has been sent 20 Nobtls.
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ROOSETEIT'S sRRIVAL.
Ne win Ne IN Naples the FIRST Weck tn
AprfI. Mrs. RS0seN elt SAYS.

special Csbs Dsspsicses 10 THE srN
ROME. Feb. 7s.--Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt. who arrived at Naples yesterday With
her daughter Ethel, said to-day that Col
Roosevelt would be az Naples in the first
week IN April.
Mrs. Roosevelt declined 20 discuss
Cot. RooseVelt's plans during his
stay hsre She would not say whether
he would visit the Pope or IL he would
deliver the talked Of lecture before the
American Methodist Church IN this city
Nothing il knoSn here Of tbs re-
ported alteration IN Col. Roosevslt's
plans for he European trip and 81 the
substitution Of Marseilies for Naples a.
his first landing place.
LONDON. Feb 3s.-It IL practically Ger
tain that Col Roosevelt will have n public
reception at the GulldhaIl on his arrival
here in May SIR John Knill. the Lord
Mayor. in an interview to-day said no
man was rlore deserving 81 the highest
honors the city could AFFORD than Col.
Roosevelt The Lord Mayor added
There "a nothing an Engltshman de-
lights IN moro than gripping the hand OF q
friend and no trueT friend have We than
the great American statesman"
PGRIS Feb - Much disa appointment,
- felt here AZ the decision - the council
Of the University NJ Paris 90 exclude
the public from col Roosevelt lecture
~ the Sorbonne Only professors and
students will 10 admitted
This action was taken in sccordn me-
with the wishes NJ col Roosevelt himself
ir,~riczns in Paris are sdiscus-ing n /.
project ~ rsha1s' ~ honor ~ the
FORMER President
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FIrTJ TFtRS WIRRIEP.
W. ara WVs GsarE- NTN1Id HeaTn "le-
brate Their G.oihrW Neesd'NE

Nfate Tt~tr esDtnrW NeN1tWg
Fifty yAsrb ago NJ and Mr. George
Arnold Hearu wHre marr,sd N the % 4
Dutch Reformed church N Washington
Squsra nv the PAv Marcus Hutton
VIZ and Mr. Hesrn Ceishrntr1 trrIr
golden -HddinE anniversary lac, nIgft
m their home " Ess' Sivtv- ninth 5tranr .
u here thcy received several hundred
~ their friends standing ~ nor ~
bnwor Part ~ the decorations wee
n0'ahie paintinEs ~ American artist
s,-ne ~ the arr treasures Colle~tNd ~
Nr Hoarn who "a '-td~lv Enp&n 80 =
connoiss-Ir vt ArnNrICsn sTt
Miss sarah Ellsworth. one ~ the tv0
bridcsmiIis ~ the Neddinz q Mr. and
Mrs Ham. ard Howard tialpen, ono
~ n. gToomsnen. were present - yes-
tardsy 'Alebration and assisted W. and
Mrs HeiTn m TscsIvinR
In the receiving partv we're also Mr.
and Mrs Herbert = Grimes. MI and Mrs
Clsrkson CoSl anc Mr. and Mn. George
kdRar SChanck. sOns-in-law and daugh
tsrr ~ Mr. and Mrs HeaTn. and Arthur
Hearn. son MY and MTs HesTn were
the recipients ~ n whole cabinet ~ golden
gifts and several paintings from American
artists. one framed IN gold They also
received numsrOus cablegrars from
abroad ami many kilograms from friends
In the country.
Mr.. Hearn y veil known a. = patron Il
tho tine arts end has presented many pir-
,tIre- - ths Aule rIcsn school ~ fhe Metro
politan N'IseWn ~ Art
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Taft AZ University CIub Ranuuct.

wAsHNJTcS. Feb. 2s.-President Tam
was the guest OF honor az the banquet 81
the University Club Of this city The
President In his speech said there 10 great
need cor better primary education in this
country and declared that much depends
in this more or les abnormal time upon
the sane views OF the college men. Senstora
Dv1.e~. E.k'Hs and Carter and job Hedges
and Champ Clark Epoke aiso. EHrs~ Joe
Cannon came in late. President Taft
rnss from HE place. and while the diners
cheered placed on the Speakers seat a
% per Tam q Shanter that looked like a
crown. Uncle Joe accepted 10.
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FRENCH RHERS RTSE iG,IN,
. pprr sclrr and the Warm Flood q OUn.
Ir> UclgtuN m IlSe case

--sr-' 'Gr'~ rsyrsf-G - rHr S-S
r,ET~ Fen - Prolonged rains have
swollen the uprer Seine and the Nfarne
-irer- m Els rrn,ng extent Gr.s, are1s
lrve reen r"f9s-+ed and agriculturll
work h~p~lessly DELAYED
There has hAsn another rise m the
seine mere hut y causes NJ suyiet~ 30
uresent The rain " telling in tpir-nts
RRrssTrs Feb - The Goods in the
NA,lsa Valley are increasing TEs tS<rr
quarters Of Llsge are flooded
Great damage has been done m IN"
Lego di-iri~t and thousands ~ houses
hays been inundated
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>TivENS SrRlKE N MANILA.
Demand ST niOn Wen Be'nE Fought ~
I.ocaI shippers.

MNSILA. Feb - Members 30 the
,oss, Sasmen Union. under the leader
ship - DonIpador Gomez. have gone
on STRIKE because of q refusal ny local
shipping Hcn n demands that all paints
and oils for -hIps hs bought FROM union
shops and that all wages should he paid
through UNISON agents An increase -
third IN he 'ate II raw vas also
lskai
Eleven steamships we're abandoned
Nv tLoir Cr~'Vs to-day 4 sympathetic
STRIKE e siev~dor-r and TIE crews ~
harhor launches - lork~i for
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R.c.,, rrs for ma Textile WINS.

NEw OHLyASs. Feb - Receivers for
tho Textile Mills Cooperation were sp-
pointed in the United States Circuit Court
here this afternoon. The CONCERN has =
capital zation ~ SS.OOO an and operates
several largo cotton mills N Louisiana
and Mississippi
The General flec'rc Company q New
York With clam ~ - 5Oo. NIL tho
petitton for = recrivership. Judge -dee
appointed Harry r. Howard. an
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L.sd Dunrav~r = FI,hsrmsR

-sss'4f ,5sis prrT % ~ THg So
LoHDoN. Feb - LoTd luD-a, ~ h=s
= herring steamer which was launched ~
Yarmouth to-day Wis Lordship has had
the vessel fitted with = private cabin
which ne purposes uFing On trips 20 the
herring grounds IN order IN study The
fishing industry.
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.,rs,,si rsNs nssps,Ss - THs Srx
RoNE. Feb .s-The Geographical So
Getty has decided tn award gcld medals
TO Leut. Shackleton. commander OF the
British Antarctic expedition. and Com
mander Robert z. Peary. II has also de-
cided TO give q silver cup 10 the Duke Of
the Ahruzzi for his record ascent OF the
HinaIMyas and a silver medal To Capt.
Robert Bartlett 81 Peary's ship. the
Roosevelt
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ssraus. AeiAs New Oprra.

spsS,si Csbs DrspatsA - Tsy SrS
BEHLIS. Feb. p Richard strauss has
di.poeeci ~ the printing and selling rights
81 his new opera Sylvia and the star. y
on which ~ oollabOsgted with Hugo Won
Hogmannsthal. 20 the FtTstnerschen Must
al Company for ss3.So. Tho authors
,Fstain the royalty rtghtA-
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WONT VISIT HISki.
-H-rEIrton Gives y rha' Idea-ssIIs Tor
- ~ NaVrh ~.

-rs1g. { 1NS FfsT-fcH - NV >rN
Los DON. Feb % Owing 10 pressure
~ other work Sir Ernest Shach's'on. the
A-'srrtI~ explorer has aHAndonsd hts
proposed srienuiC eNDedition 70 Alaska
fhts Wse ~ nave followed hrs lectu7ng
tour Of the United STATES and Csnada
ShaCkleton and hrs wife will sail for
irnerIca On March -
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WI SE0UENTER TaTIE.
e surts FsunVm dvdrr we~Rrding the
NIobe PIguTp i.absVcr Disco, cred.

-pss,1' CaEs Dsspai-h ~ THE SuN
RouE. Eeb p The courts have con-
nrnied the order to sequester the much
discussed statue % Niobe which was
ordered 20 be brought 20 this city and
placed IN the MAYORS keeping Pendin z
the decision Of a claim of . labOrsr Who
dis .overed ~ for part ~ its value.
The clam 1T Fhs municipality 20 the
o ,rsrEhip Of the statue also - involved.
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I0 CUBE q gDg.aB ~ DNE DAE
lake LAXATIVE haONO Quiuina Tabietn.
nFuagfIts refund monsy 70 it iaiie 20 cure z W.
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vi 70 YRS. IIETOR.
she Ns, L"rd $500. OSs0 ~ Victor A
AcheIt~ a. N~r Dlea .uVr

TIE v'll - 'reorse FreiSr'ck Victor
heac ( 'ha .rnol~sal~ dry goods housA ~
= Victor 4 ichells leaves the residue of
r's "sTate ~ t1Is' - hts wita anna u
snd paVrrI'S he' - lali ~ - S7uN ~ -
~" Frr - ~" usual ra'"s ~ ntNr--1 We
give- her tinG- 1'If-1gh' nth all ms
pnrs1rll N"lon ~ -. hI- 'nvu r0uso and
h's 'ourfTy house ~ ~csbngnl Sha u
llso permitted IN lend an amount abe
"hoose- - tH"'r '"''r acr@ and may give
Nhs1 ahn chooses g. am one ~ tho sons
onA half tho hare ~ the -ee'd'ia 10 Guild
r~ceive AZ no. death 81" nav sIrrdarlv
al, anca - h'r daughter Mrs 'uhs
Victor DAVIS Vt - T."ure. me torrt.r ~
hsr share
Ths te@tstor gives a. ~ 20 the German
Ho-r't1l 81 fso 70 hi- cnachmAn Sterhen
- Lcirv and 50 - his hou@~mln John
Ciillor
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CNDNMTAkERs.

Cs... E. sAsssss s sa' Z. q. e ::
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9u-~-. superintendent ~ ~ep.,. On

qI~~o spU~rirt~nd~1' ~ SeN~v. 0uV
ornsluH BurEa ~ rnhurs' yesterday
BANDED ~ Presld~r' Gresssr ~ Queens
hi rrIgna'ion - SuUerIntendenf of
S,Wer- ~ That borough The reason a.
signed was fN1t h's pr,-I'- interests
prev vented the gvo1~r PERFORM .nrs ~
he oN'oial Hut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-13

YoUR WATCH REPAIRED OR
cteaned by WaI. TOBIEN, JR., is a
guarantee that 1t is done properly.
Twenty years experience. Cleaning,
81: main springs, 81. 40S Esst 8roaa
street All work guaranteed.
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MAKES PERSONAL APPEAL.
In Speech mt farewell Slemp Defends
His Course in Congress-.

In Speech mt farewell Slemp Defends
His Course In Congress.
/. Especial to The Tines ispatGh.
Tazewell, Va, October 1.-THE Re-
publicans held what they called mn en-
thusastic meeting here yesterday, at
tended by n crowd variously estimated
at from 800 to 500. 1t is conceded
that the old-time enthusiasm was lack
ing among tho rank and file of the
party. and leaders see this and are at
n loss to account for it. The meeting
was opened by nev. j. n. Hartman. MIR.
Hartman was followed by MIR. Dobson,
the thrift specialist who was in turn
followed by Lucien Gleves.. who tore
into threads the Constitution OF Viz
GINA. Mr.. Slemp was next on the
and made personal APP
peal to his hearers to help him in
this hour of trouble. and recited q
few of the many reasons why he
should be returned to Congress. The
last speaker on the program was the
Hon. Thomas Jefferson Munsey. who
said things about Stuart and the Dem
ocratic party in general that did the
cause of MIR. Stuart good. Mr.. Mum
sey followed the same lines of abuse
that he has used at different points
in the district where he has spoken.
There is a general feeling OF unrest
among the voters in the Republican
party in TaZewell, as well as other
counties and 1t will be no surprise
II Slemp's majority in Tazewell will
be reduced to very small figures in the
coming election
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DeIp, Male am Tel,rale.

FURNISHED ROOM
for rent, with excellent table board;
reasonable rates. 1o4 North Fifth
Straat llsair
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EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR. VITA
best of references; salary fair. 40
dress 62s. care Times Dispatch.
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,yatcr for EpIlcptic COLONY.

Lynohburg, Va October l2.-Desplte the
vigorous opposition OF Mr. Quinn. member
Aldermen last night BY a vote Of to con.
cured in the resolution adopted by the
Common Council last week. by which II is
proposed to furnish water to the state Ept-
,leptic Colony, In Amherst county. ct one
half the regular cost. The measure now
awaits the APPROVAL of Mayor Smith.
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THE OBBAC co.
1908 0bbac Bldg, Chicago, Illinois.

tisement and came here. She wrote
back to friends at Asbury Park, N. j..
that Fender was holding her prts-
oner. Policeman Frederick, of Asbury
Park, N. j.. came here and took the
young woman back to her home, ana
there were some sensational stories as
to the rescue Fender denied every
charge and said the young woman was
we'll treated and at liberty to go and
come at pleasure.
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Inyitntions 1ssned.

IsipecIai 10 The Tlmos- Dispatch ~
Lynchburg, Va, October i2.-Invitationt
have been received hero to the approaching
marriage of Miss Sara Louise, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sylvester Kneeland, &c
Houston McWanc Dudley. OF this city, which
Is TO take place at the home of the bride,
parents in Los Angeles. Cal, on the evening
OF October %.
The prospective bride was formerly stu.
dent at the Virginia Christian College. be.
ing pleasantly recalled as member of tins
college female octet of 1908, 1903 and 1910. be-
ing member or the class Of 1910
After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
expect to come to Lynchburg to reside.
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IDEAL SIZE FOR BATH ROOM, s1.5o;
all STYLES and kinds HOWELL
BROS. 6o2 East Broad Street.
FLOOR STAINS.
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IN SESSION Ar SPRING HOPE.
Annual Meeting Of the Roanoke Bar
fist AAhnclnfinn. 49,.

t1Nt AsNOcIutIOn.
Especial to The Tmes-Dispatch.1
Spring Hope. N c.. October 12.-The
Roanoke Baptist Association met here
to-day In the new Baptist Church.
Captain IT. NJ Arlington. of Rocky
Mount was elected moderator, and
Rev. John sullivan. of Washington,
clerk. There are large numbers OF
delegates present. and they are being
entertained by Spring Hope people
Several splendid addresses were heard
to-day. The session Will continue
through Friday. Among the promi-
nent Baptists present are Archibald
johnson. of Thomasville: Dr. Vann,
Meredith College. Raleigh; Dr. Mer-
Ger, of Rocky Mount: Noah Biggs. OF
Scotland Neck: L. T. Vaughan. ESQ.
Greenville, and DR., j. b. Carlisle, of
Wake Forest College.
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you WILL GET YOUR MONEYS
cleaning: You will find quality. drra-
nifty and responsibility behind it..
MRS. A. j. PYLE, 315 North Fltth
~ (.
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AsnIifitors ano 5alegn1en.

yIRGfNIA CORPORATIONS. WITH
: headauarters in Richmond. wants
Immediately saleslnein TO, to travel VIZ
Commission, expenses advanced. 1T is
not necessary for you TO be eXpe-
rienccd; we viii teach you our line;
YOU must furnish good references;
give phone address II possible. Ad-
dress j GIL, care Times-D dispatch.
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K1LLnp AT CROSSING.
Wcll-Known Farmer Struck by Train.
AlHerflucd for His Wifc.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
Weldon, N. c. October 1T. y. Pen-
der, q well-known farmer, was killed
ut the Fair Grounds crossing by pas
der was almost deaf, and drove right
upon the track in the face Of the train,
Engineer johnson did what he could,
but 1t was Impossible to prevent the
accident. The horse was also Instantly
killed and the buggy smashed into
splinters.
Ponder is the same farmer who about
two years ago advertised in a North-
ern paper for housekeeper. A young
Swedish woman answered the adyer-
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pendent circumstances should be cared
Many Deaths During Ycnr.

An unusually large number OF MIN
listers who We're members of the synod
have died during the year. A memo
rial Of each will be read by commit
tees that have already been appointed
by the moderator. They are: Rev.
Robert Gray, REV. A. B. Darlington.
Rev. j. X. Harris, Rev. Edgar Woods.
Rev. l.. q. Mclean, Rev J w. Lupton,
d. D., Rev ,rere Witherspopn, d. D..
Rev. T, $. Withrow, Rev. !. r.. Renrlie
This will be tho sixth meeting of
the synod In charlottesville, but Ii
has been wenty-seven years since. the
last of the series. That was In 1883.
and Dr. w. T. Hall ..vvas the moderator
Farther back, before the storm OF
war, the synod came here In 1858, and
the Rev. S. d. Stuart was the mod
orator. In 1S45, DR.. Pryor was MOI
orator of synod here: in 1893. DR.
Samuel 3. Wilson, of Fredericksburg,
was In the chair, and in 1926 the first
meeting of synod was here, with the
renowned DR. Conrad Specie as mod
orator.
Among the former pastors OF the
Charlottesville Church were DIR Fran
els Bowman, DIR. William s. White. DR.
Jacob Henry Smith and the Rev. Edgar
Woods. DR.. White was pastor of the
church for twelve years from 1886 to
1S4S He opened and taught female
school. and was chaplain of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, and yet went
everywhere preaching. DIR. Petrie has
been pastor OF the church for thirty
two years
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ar liable Urailsfer

REL1ABLE TRANSFER. sfrLLNER's,
a02 North Ninth Street, nauls trunks
for 25o; valises, 1bc. Claim cheeks
issued at the house. for your bag
gage: two men on Cur wagon We
make a speciality OF moving inrni-
ture and pianos. Phone Madison
t4f5. Residence Phone Monroe 2i6O.
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WANTED. A WOODWORKER IN q
carriage and wagon shop. RICH
ARDSON BROS. 6ih brook Avenue.
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MiIlfnerp.

4, 'fif5 VERY NEWEST IDEAS n
mi millinery and novelties pattern hats.
rcady- to- wear hats; special line IT
r.ape iiigh-class hats; new models
T., suife and ready-made garments
Tor tha fall season. MRS. JULIUS
RT,AR. 1923 East Main Street.
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sarnfesslonal Delp QNanteb.

m = sVJfIYdINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies private and public schools
with teachers OF all grades on short
notice. Address REV. X. w. GRID
LIN, Manager. Manchester. Rich.
mond. Viz.
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SF;NTLEMAN OF WIDE EfPERlENCl
as manager and salesman. desiring
to leave the road. would consider
proposition in real estate or SONG
position In Richmond. Address
614. care T!mes-D1spatch.
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TAILOREsS WANTED. A1oPLY TO
GIG North Third Street.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED PORTER
for grocery store: one acquainted
with West End: must have refer
encas Apply 1900 West La!n street.
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IOmc NIiSSIOnE.

Home missions always has the rlgh,
this Year viii probably be no eSeep-
men. under the direction OF Rev. J, =
Booker. have been doing me me-. w 9TH
since the last meeting, ana IheS WI
be- expected to given full report OF
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KRoUT CABBAGE; SOC 100 POUNDS.
132s-2S East Cary Street.

FOR SALE. BEAUTIFUL BIRD'S-EYlt
maple bed room suite at a sacrifice
price at once; cash. Address $50,
care Times Dispatch.
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WE CARRY A FULL AND COMPLETE
line. 1t is a pleasure to show you
and tell you how to treat your floors.
HOWELL BROS, 602 East Broad.
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sNonli1s fnr Hent.


FOR RENT, A NUMBER or NICE
rooms; all modern convenienceD;
steam heat; elevator; phone in every
room. bcllman service; all baths free
to guests; rate, 81 per week and zip.
TURKISH BATH HOTEL, Tenth and
BroaI Streets.
NICELY FURNfSHED ROOMS FOR
rent at IA North sixth Street.
TWO CONNECTING FURNISHED
rooms: suitablei for light house
keeping. Apply i94 West Grace.
FOR RENT THREE LARGE ROOMS,
with use of bath; separate coal
house; to parties without children.
apply l41315 West Main. Phone
Madison, 2545-J.
TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping; no children; also
other rooms. Apply 40 East Frank
lin Street
FOR RENT, FOR TWO MONTHS,
handsomely furnished room, or room
and parlor; meals II desired. Apply
first flat. col East Franklin Street.
8Il EAST CLAY, NEWLY FURNISHED
back parlor central; modern con-
yeniences.
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
get O. clean. comfortable bed for Soc;
phone, bath and ice water free; ex-
cellent meals served next door loos
East Clay.
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FOR SALE. Third MINOR, So;
Fourth Minor IS; Bishops New
Criminal Law and Procedure, SIS
each. splendid condition: last edi-
ton; other books. ELMO HYDE.
Buchanan, Va.
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FOR SALE, VALUABLE FARM OF
$50 acres, in North Central North
Carolina. within one-eighth mile
Southern Railway; red grass land;
we'll watcred; ten-room dwelling
and outbuildings; terms easy. Au-
dress Fl 6l5. care Times-Dispatch.
FOR SALE, COMPLETE SET oFBANK
fixtures; good as new; at a bargain.
Address Box SAT. Richmond. Va.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOWIE s. SON insures
beyt results.
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" AN"ED, FOUP FIRST CLASS WHITE
BARRIERS: SD week guaranteed: cteaay
inn ] d ICEENZ. l;oldShoro. y. (,
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Busil1ess Opportunities.

~~S<x-~
A MESSAGE no H1GH-cLASs MEN
for others. II you have, ability and
s @hy doat y, you yG get into somethlns
where the profits OF your labor go
lind a suitable opening. come ana
see us. We can satisfy YOU AS
long as you work for others your.
greatest earning power mas not peen
reached. We have opportunities lor
high-ciass men only who have anii-
No others need apply. Act quickly,
or the opportunity you want may
be taken by some one else. Can or
tu aaIi Bnil dir Phone Monroe 2oss.
YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOWIE & son insures
best results.
TO FIRMS. COMPUTATIONS AND
employers in generai--1f you are
looking for an addition TO your
working force, we can give you
prompt satisfaction. II you require
an Investment, we can OBTAIN an IN
vesting officer or employe Tor You.
We have nothing to do with pro
rnoters of cheap mail order schemes.
Only high-class clients desired. Cali
or address the *. p. s., INC, Ill9
Mutual Building. Phone Monroe
20sS.
WE SELL BUSINESS ENTERPRISES
quickly and privately; we are spe-
cialists In business selling; u you
want to sell or buy business, see
us VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL CO.
iioo East Main.
WE HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL op-
portunity for refined men who nave
good regulations and confidence IN
their abilities. This win especially
appeal to young men who have been
school teachers. etc. An investment
of $500 to $1,000 required as guar
antee of good faith. Salary OF sloo
and travelling expenses paid. Per
manent position. Call or address
THE X T. S., INC, 1119 Mutual
Building. or phone Monroe 2o6S, stat
Ing qualifications etc.
WANTED. TO SELL AN ESTABLISH
ed hardware business al Lacrosse,
Va. junction OF Southern and Sea
board Railways; good back country.
w W. MEREDITH, Meta. va.
WANTED. MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inventive ability. GREELEY q
MCINTYRE. Patent Attorneys Wash
ington. D. c.
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ROOMS AND BOARD. 9os w. GRACE
BOARDERS WANTED FOR DESIR-s
able rooms, MRS MILLER, f2s
West Main. q. q
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SEE OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
your self-feeder; full line Open
Franklins and coal stoves. HOW
ELL BROS. 602 East Broad Street.
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FOR RENT, HOTEL, WITH FIFTY
furnished rooms; in good condition;
we'll located; next door to post
office; two blocks from depot; steam
heat. electric lights; good opening
for the right party. Address JOHN.
STON-McCUBBINS INVESTMENT
COMPANY, Salisbury, N. c.