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CHAPTER XIX.

tContinued).
I took her to the Waldorf, for no
better reason than that II was cool
and close at hand: wondering all the
way how in the world was TO get
word TO the family, and keeping up
my end rather absently in CONVERSE
ton, which with q younger woman
would have been merrily fiirtatious.
and wanted only relief from proceed u
pied anxiety to be very delightful
fencing. Mrs. Tabor was In that
state OF fluffy exhilarauon, that
|heightening and Frightening OF spirit
which In a man would have been
hilarity, and which in woman MAJ
equally well mean the excitement oil
pleasure or the tension of imprison'
ed pain. She was little above her.
self, but there was absolutely moth.
ing to tell me why. And she kept
me too busy in finding the next all
swer to plan what should do the
minute afterward.
"Of course, Mr.. Crosby" she began
when we were settled at our table,
'.this is another OF my horrible and
mysterious disappearances. I've &C
tually come to the city, In broad day
light, without q chaperon. Isn't IL
reckless OF mel"
Desperately" answered. And
not soul knows where you are
Won't they be shocked and surprised
when they miss your"
She shook out little laugh. Let
them! it's their own fault. II I'm 10
be treated like an European schooi
- nlaa 4
ure OF acting like one. they need
Imagination enough TO conceive o.
my being able TO take care OF myself
now and then. I'm not in my second
childhood yet--only in my second
girlhood"
cat least let me telephone them
that you're with me. won't say
why or where, and We can make
mystery of that
mot a bit OF It." Her voice sharp
ened lust a trifie. THAT would spoil
the whole lesson. They needn't VOL
nv unless they choose. Then when
come homo, n they make a fuss oveI
me. I shall say: Now see how silly
you've been. rye been having lun
cheon with Mr.. Crosby You would
/, not take the edge of that disclosure?
She tilted her head on one side.
But they ought to know merely
that you're safe" ventured.
safe? what should ] be but safe:
No" She put out an emphatic little
hand, I'm free from the convent, and
I'm not going 70 be taken to tasi
by 80 yoang and good-lcoking con
i lessor. Besides, I'm ashamed OF you
where's your gallantry? You dom
seem to appreciate the honor Of oui
secret at all"
perhaps the trouble is" ] sait
cautiously. that I don't understand
the secret myself What did yor
mean when you said"
"Oh, thatl'' she laughed. Why,
meant the hardest thing in the world
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VxNGXN;IM G1I NENEMZ
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WEILSHASTIN6I
and I
DRIAN H@nD .,!l,; E.E':..,


for a man to understand, and that Is
just nothing at all. You had all OF
you been so stupid and serious and
uncomfortable that night that felt 1t
would serve you right TO make you
Jump. So made q little mystery OF
my own, and II worked beautifully. II
sounded every bit as sensible as yours,
too"
She was beyond me. Two or three
times after that l worked around to
the same subject, but she evaded me
so deftly that could not for the life
OF me be sure whether II was evasion
or unconsciousness and my attempts
to communicate with the family met
with no better fortune. At last ! tried
to leave her for q moment on the plea
Of calling a taxicab.
You live on Table Mountain. and
your name Is Truthful James, was
her comment. .Taxicabs are scarce
In Stamford. Mr.. Crosby, and It would
take too long TO get one here. Let
the waiter call one OF those outside.
At that, gave up with a good grace.
should be free to report as soon as
had left her with her friends, and
few minutes more or less could not
matter much by now. She gave the
chauffeur an address In the sixties
and we were presently there; one or
these new American basement houses
sandwiched In among the older brown
stone fronts OF the more conservative
blocks. During the short drive. she
had been silent and thought little
disturbed; but her farewell was bright
with reawakened gaiety.
81 shall measure your enjoyment by
your secrecy, Mr.. Confessor," she
purred, with tilted head and raised
forefinger. "You may tell my anxious
warders Just as much as you please,
and the less you confide In them the
more shall fiatter myself OF your con-
fdence in me. Now | leave you TO
your conscience"
She was standing In the doorway,
her hand upon the bell, and ] had
turned back to the waiting taxicab.
when a somber and respectable cleo
trio brougham turned the corner and
drew slowly up to the curb. l recog-
nized with an uncomfortable shock
that the driver was no other than the
Tabors' former chauffeur, the I'M
worthy Thomas who had deserted
Lady and myself at the crisis OF our
midnight adventure; and thought
that under his mask OF the impassiye
servant he recognized me somewhat
uncomfortably glanced back to see
II Mrs. Tabor had seen him also. she
was leaning against the door OF the
house. clutching at the handle as II
for support, or In desperate anxiety
| to enter. every line OF her face and
figure writing and agonized with un-
mistakable terror. The bang Of the
brougham door behind me and the
sound of a shrill precise voice that
remembered made me turn my eyes TO
the street--and as did so the bang
of the front door sounded behind me
ike an echo. Mrs. Tabor had disap-
peared into the house. the brougham
was starting rapidly away, and there
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cHAPTER XXI

CHAPTER XXI.
Concerning the Identity Of the MAJ
With the High Voice.
] had my FIRST good look at hin
while he moved deliberately past md
and up to the door OF the house: u
man past middle age. In frock-coat and
SILK hat In spite Of the season. heavj
without portliness. q figure or an cid
erly athlete A shock OF iron-gray hail.
brushed the back OF his collar, and hii
face was a face OF ponder over, face
at once square and aquiline, broad
forehead, predatory nose, and the MAJ
sive lips and jawbones of a conquerc<
clear-cut under skin Of creamy ivory
He might have been q Roman em
peror In time-worn marble. While
stood irresolute, wondering whether 4
follow. and on what pretext I should
do so, the door swung open and hi
passed ponderously within and The
next instant Mrs. Tabor appeared al
the ground floor window, motioning ID
me frantically. I came forward. but
she as frantically waved me back. and
seemed to indicate by her gesture4
that ] was to keep the taxicab where
II was. A moment later she slipped
out Of the door like q fugitive, ran
across the sidewalk, and fell In heal
inside the cab, crying: Take me away
quickly! Oh. take me away"
directed the astonished driver ID
the Grand Central, and sprang In bel
side her. She was very pale and
breathing In sobbing gasps; and rel
membering her weak heart, wac
alarmed almost for her life. But she
began to recover as soon as We were
fairly In motion, and by the time we
had gone few blocks was apparently
beyond the Immediate danger Of coli
lapse. She was still, however. pitt
fully pale and shaken, clutching UNI
consciously at my arm, and whisper
Ing: That man--that man" like q
frightened child.
Whom do you mean?'' asked.
mot the chauffeur? He went the 9TH
er way as soon as you were inside
Chauffeur? No, what chauffeur
mean the old man that came In after
me. He comes after me everywhere.
| can't get away from him. IL he COM
Ing now% She tried TO look out OF the
window.
There's no one coming" I said
blindly. "He sent his car away, and
he couldn't follow US II he tried. It's
all right
Really? Are you quite sure?" She
sat up. and began setting her hair TO
rights with little aimless pats and
pushes. "You must think me iii or
crazy, Mr.. Crosby" she went on with
faint smile, but II you could only
understand. you would see that I'm
not so absurd as I SEEM ---
But who IL he?"
He's the worst OF them all. He's
the head of II. My own people would
hear reason II II weren't for him. He
knows--oh, he knows all the things
that nobody ought to, He doesn't
want me ever to see Miriam can't
get away from him. can't possibly
get away from him." She was grow
ing historical again. and I dared not
let her go on, much as I wanted to
hear more.
HE isn't here, anyway" said.
"He isn't anywhere about, and he isn't
! coming. and you have got away from
him this time. And I'm going TO take
you safe home and see that one one
troubles you any more"
(To he Contfnued.)
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AID For Elre suffersrs.

To the Detroit Times-we wish 4
acknowledge through your column
the receipt OF $1,000 from the BurI|
side and NORTHEAST churches OF Ind
lay City, OF which the Rev. w. 4
Boettcher Is pastor. for the fire suffet
ers OF Au Sable and Oscoda.
CHRIS YOCKEY,
Chairman Finance Committee.
oscoda, Mich, July 20. 1911.
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The silent Man.

What the world In general thinks of
the quality Of reserve is shown clear
ly enough by the fact that there are
plenty OF schools that give instruc-
ton In speaking, but not one for train.
ing In silence. That virtue has to be
Unborn. And Togo Is one OF the few
who possess it.--Washington herald.
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Another Interurban
5 Accident That Could
Have Been Averted
Travel BY Trolley viii Never BE
safe Until the Roads are Made
70 Lay Double Tracks
When Viii our ON
cIaIs Aet7

Motorman Woodi the Worthwhile answered the signals put
pulled out after the section had BY thinking he says that
three had passed
The nterurbans tlescOped
It is quite remarkable only life was lost
Sixty hurt however this number die
The Detroit railway statement almost before the
victims had been taken Of placing the full blame on hOtorman
Woodin, of Worthwhile
The public may be disposed to accept and
may entirely blame standpoint s RESPONSE
b but doubt that he should be called upon to
public
The fact Of the matter is nothing adequate protection for
hat part public which travels interurban
detacked three Others to
the taxed this hour
By the rush Of Sunday business
goes to show too day that
exposed constantly just such disasters this one at the Dearborn
switch
strikes this newspaper as that public travel
ing BY trolley has to responsibility Of motor
nan easily whether three
had passed q
every possible pauton being exercised to safeguard those
collects fares shown little while
like that Of Sunday just how loosely and mserab con-
total lack of that prevails
easy would make travel the suburban lines great
when to consider that all that
would trCys employed
By the steam lines been suggested by OF
maups which to have about reached
its end !
Collisions on the steam becoming rarity compared to
history past and this fact due mostly to the double track
system.
with the exception Of THE COLLISIONS OF
TERURBANs THAT HAVE NEAR DETROIT IN THE HIS
TORY OF THIS SERVICE BEEN AVOIDED HAD THERE
BEEN DOUBLE TRACKS.
We don't know inst how long state off,
and require the oleys to MAINTAIN
that there going to be many more acc
killed and MANNED unless there more
watchful eye kept this service.
The Detroit railway spend money for more rails
until compelled to do 20.
going be compelled to do until our state omcia
|dcate that they propose give the public protection
Had there been this line yesterday the sixty
would have been at the mercy OF confused
clear and the life that was lost
would have been saved
WHEN ARE WE GOING TO COMPEL THE MTERURBANs TO
DOUBLE TRACKf
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Soap and bibles For Home Use.

Five hundred thousand pounds or
soap have been shipped to New Or
leans; and this, following the recent
announcement of heavy shipment Of
Bibles TO San Francisco, leads to the
belief that the spirit OF home missions
On Rrowing.-Atlanta Journal.
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AboiIshIng public Drinking cupa
(To be ooptisuedJ

Public drinking cups have now been
abolished by law in New Jersey and
Illinois, as they had been three years
before In Kansas and more recently
In Massachusetts,. In dozen states
common drinking cup Is now for
hidden in factories, stores, schools,
hotels, public buildings and on rail-
road trains. In Kansas the roller
towel also has been condemned as a
source OF infection and Its further use
prohibited.--New York World.
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Probably Due to the Hot Weather.
1t seems now to be understood that
we have aurae proceeding from our
bodies. We don't know why. but II Is
comforting to learn that IL 10 nothing
to be ashamed of.-Chicago Examin-
or.
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Monday. July 81.
1911
EDITORIALS BY
THE PEOPLE

This department q maintained for
matters OF general interest. Com.
munications must be on one side Of
the paper only, or not more than
500 words. with the name or the
writer IN fun and free from personal
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people OF MISSOURI,
elected a new gov
ernor. and other
officials, the regu-
larry elected In
C u mbent having
joined the seces-
sionists and fed
from the capital.
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Hamilton r. Gamble, the new COVER
nor, declared Internationally In favor
OF the union and Missouri remained a
union state.
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From Another Point Of View

hydroplane 80
feet Sunday and remained The hydropane getting swim
Imingy
&.
u7 We knew where the foolish rich fathers theirs
.
ourna
certainly hard presidential possibilities
Ii We haven
about
Lillian Russell a
remarkable
this be looked q
Greetings to pole
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TODAY IN HISTORY.

uly 81. 1861. Just so years ago to-
I, the convention called by the
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Ruslness-lfke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right, Times Printing Co., rs
John r. st. Pm. Main 1898. or City 33ss.
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on the sidewalk stood the man WHOM
Reid had twice brought secretly home
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Interurbans have crashed again.
This time it was at the Dearborn
switch.
What is known as the Worthwhile
local had orders to meet the Ann
Arbor local.
The Ann Arbor local came along,
giving the signal that there would
be another section and also a third
section.
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FOR PERMANENT POSI-
taf tlon, young man or woman with bus
mess experiences. Must know how
< to ruin typewriter. Good future for
energetic and capable person. II 755.
care Timcs-Dlspatch. HIN. ls'>
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Rai:rna18.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
e N. B.-FollowinS schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
$40 a. M.-Daily-LoCa for Charlotte Dur
ham and Raleigh. lo:i5 A. M.-Daily-Limit-
ed-For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Memphis via Ashe-
vile and Chattanooga. 500 +. NJ. Elk. SUM-
Local fer Durham and intermdIate stationn
500 Z. N. EX. sun. -<eysviie Local ll:45
p. M.-Daily-Limlted-Fo ali points south
Pullman ready 9:S0 p. N.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 p. M.--EiN. Sun.-To West PIT. connect
ing for Baltimore Mon. Wed. and Fri 500
a. NIX. sun. and 2:l5 p M.--Mon., Wed
and Fri.--Local TO West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
From the South: $3.50 a. NJ. sos T. NJ,
daily; $40 y. NJ. Eek. sun: 1855 EN- Sun. !;
200 p II. daily. From West Point: $3.50 A.
n. Daily; HISS ~. n Wed. and Fri. 1925 p.
NJ lex. Sun.
s. e. BURGESS. D. p. A..
e20 e. Main St Phone Madison ass
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rs OR 30-FOOT LOT BY 10. GROVE
avenue. near Rowland street. SOC il
sold In ten days. Address NJ r..
F. CHURCH. care Times Dispatch
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Auction Scales. future 7Daps.
BY r. e. Chafin & Co, Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers
I'LL East Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
Desirable House and Lot
AT RIO VISTA AND NEAR TO WEST
HAMPTON

Acting under q deed Of trust dated
ny -. 1910 recorded in clerks Office
o. o. Henrico County Court, IN Deed
Book $50 r. page los default having
peer. psen made III the payment Of money
,,hctclh secured. and being SO required
oH ne beneficiary. l will sell by public
"uc''on. at ilenrico courthouse, on
MONDAY, MARCH q, 1911.
at - NJ,
a 1he p pS;os described in said deed.
No "h ne ~ Is Iot - on plat of section
{ cen, 1n'er gtroa Of Maple Lane with
nweliing and other improvements.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of ex-
:, M ,s ms trust and to pay note of
w due January %. 1911; a credit ne
10 TO- twenty-nine notes for 800 each,
~ ~ eEery three ,nonths) at from
n naIhe TO ninety-threc months from JnI,.
fSr sgi": and credit as to Que note
I I @S6ea due ninetysix months from
Juiy IS, 1910: ana any residue navabia
c rn eaSh' or all cash at option Of pur-
JOHN G EASILY.
Trustee.
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FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS. els Brook Avenue
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SEN ERAL ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN
lur subscription work. Gan T13 f.
Grace street, between and 10 a. NJ
or after II. NJ GRONEMEYER
GOLORED MEN. BECOME CHAUF-
leurs day or night. easy tcrIns
SoUTHE RN AUTO SCHOOL, 4IS
Brook Avenue
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SMALL PLACE ON SEVEN PINES
Line near city; bargain direct from
owner Address d G75. care Times
Dispatch
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BnarhtnG.

WANTED. BCARDERS FOR LARGE.
desirable. heated rooms. with board
table board IL speciality. 312 South
Third Street
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SEAnOARn AIR 1ISE

Southbound trains scheduled 10 leave Rich
mond daily: 9:l0 y. M.--Loca TO No-lina
leo T.. M,-Sleepers and coaches Atlanta.
Brmin CHAM. Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida pointa. SEP +. M.--Florida Lin
tied, daily, except Sunday. IL as r. M-Sleep-
ers and coaches Savannah. Jacksonville At
lanta. birmingham and Memphis North
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
daily: 5:32 a. NJ. 9;26 a. NJ, except Monday
6t5 z. NJ. 5:i5 p. NJ.
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5000 sGOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN.
Write for list. FRANKLIN INSTr-
TCTE, Dept 80 l.. Rochester n. Y.
WANTED, MEN no TAKE THIRTY
days practical course in our ma
4 Chine shops and learn nutom obile
III business and accept good positions.
e CHARLOTTE AUTO SCHOOL. Char
lottc n c. ISL
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Real Estate @anfeb.
YOUR REET ACCOUNT Pl1cE6
with N. w. BOWE G. SON insurea
- - =
Real estate fnr Rpnt

TED, RENTER FOi, ONE Of
INC richest and best farms In Ches.
.crhcid county. one mile from Pc
tcrsburg, Va the ConEdon farm. 100
acres; $500 to s2.500 necessary. and
mis- amount ought to be cleared in
one year. Address G.. 6. cONGDON.
IpnDa Inns
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE RAY
RAILWAY, COMPANY. Ul", IA

Schedule OF electric trains to and from
Ashland stopping at intermediate stations
aaae z s;s s,eh nroad and
l1:lo A. 81. 1910. e;lo 3lo. 4:ioo. $40 s:eo
.:lo. siob. 1910, 1895 p. NJ. Lv. Ashland
'5:S5. 1b, s, 9b. TO- Ell a. NJ. zig ~ al
=, g. I. 5b. e, 7. S, Oh, II p. NJ
DAILY except sunday. SUNDAY only.
hCarries baggage.
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autnn1nhilr fnr Aalf

MODEL. 10 BUICK, I RUMBLE SEATS
toD. shield Stcpney wheel, 2 extra
tircs: car like new. VIRGINIA AUTO
co. II West Main
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Atlantic Coast Line

.iAHSltAHT O. 1911
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
,fer Florida and South 100 ~. NJ, s:l5 A.
NJ. and i:35 T. NJ, 1880 r. NJ
r NJ. 49, - = - ~
For y. & W. Ry. West: s:l5 A. NJ. 500 4.
NJ. 300 =. NJ. and ?:20 p NJ
For Peterseurg: 1909 \ M. s:l5 A. NJ. 8: Is
~ NJ, e;0 a. ~. 1910 2. 81. 800 P. NJ.
=; 10 :. NJ, sos Z. NJ. I:35 p. NJ. o:2o p NJ,
For Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 1910 p. NJ
IRAN, rams arrive Richmond daily: 1910 A. NJ
e:l0 y. NJ, $40 a. NJ. tI:G5 a. NJ .s:37 A. NJ ;
-lo:!5 y. NJ. 1910 a. NJ, 900 p. NJ. ..a:i5
+. NJ. Cos T. NJ, s:S5 p. NJ, 500 p. M.. s:os
Z NJ. 1850 z. ~ 49, ~
Except Sunday. Except Monaav ..s,
day only
Tins Of arrive and departure ana conneo-
tons not guaranteed. !
c. s. CAMPBELL. D P.
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w ant Ad. Rates

Classification not Guaranteed
after 9:3OP M.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Atauchester, Seventh and Perry
Strects for Petersburs:
81, 7, s. -, 10, II. ~ A. NJ. l. Q q s.
.'5:i5 '6 Z, S. 80, 10 T.. NJ
li:oo r. N. for Chester. 1900 midnIsh. for
Petersburg
Cars leave retersburg foot OF sycamore
Street, for Mnnchcster:
i5;l5. 6:s5: '7:is. '7:s5 $50. ss5 .io;a5. IS
a. NJ. 1885. 'i:35. 3.25, S:Sa ass. 5:.. Gas,
'?35. SOS. 9:so. 'l0:i0. li:iO p NJ
tDaiiy except Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express
''Ltmitcd, except Sundays and hoAlaay.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
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CoKNER OF ENSLOW AVENUE AND
highland STREET, AND NEAR
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You ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN-
ment position; $50 month. Write >or
list OF positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE, Dept. 81 +, Rochester.
- Y. L.-- L..- M IL L--.--. :
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Situations 1Wante0. NlaIe.

YOUNG MAN. WITH BEST OE r , + -
erence5. wants place as chauffeur
repa!rman or work In garage Money
no object D SIS. care Times Dis
YOUNG NAN. NOW CLERK IN LARGE
hotel. desires to change Would pro
Ter to work In hotel or cigar stand.
Address j 2So. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WHO DE
sires to change his business. position
with shoe firm: retail store prefer
red. with opportunity OF learnin,,
tho business. Reference 4 No +
sos. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
in transportation department or as
would like to make a change. Ref
erence a No. !. F $50. care Times
Dispa tcll. 49,
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Rooms QNanten.

~ < E.r1,,>
board IL, suburbs. state price: also
time that room can be seen. G. 81 /,
care Times DiSputCj
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

geo \. Daily-Fast train to Old Point.
t;ro T. Newport News and Norfolk.
..tV y. Datly-Local 20 Newport News
eco r Daily. Local to Old Point
200 r. Da!ly.-Lou!sville and Cincinnati
ll:GO F. Pullman. .."
SIS P-Da!ly st. Louis-ch,caso Special"
Pulimans. f-7is
$50 A.-Daily--Cha rlottesville. week dnv..
Hinton. 80 n I
6:i5 P--Weei days. Local to Gordonsvilio.
WV A.-Dalsy Lhurg. Lex, c. Forge
us. p-Weck days. To Lynchburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East-S:25 y. NJ. 1850 p. N
Throush from East--li ;35 a. NJ. 6:s5 p. NJ.
LEGAL from West-'S:So ~ NJ. . 80 *. NJ,
Through--7:oo a. NJ. a:45 P. NJ.
James River Lne--s:35 A. NJ e.15 p NJ 81
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WE ARE Still. OFFERING; BAR
gains in robes. storm cover. horse
covers and blankets. THE BRlSTOW-
4 WORStiAM co. 1895 T.. Main street.
Headquarters for bargains in our
line
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VIZ, HAVE ONE BUSINESS BUGGY.
three rupaboutS and one top buggy
on our floor that are showroom. we
sell at great bargains.
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NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk: 1855 and I'll A. NJ, % P. NJ,
for Eastern Carolina and tho South.
Lv. Raleigh: 's:i5 a. NJ. 70 and 'o:i5 p. NJ,
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk
Raleigh; also Godsboro and Norfolk
DAILY tnally Elk. sun
G. D. LEGRANDE. G. A.: American National
Bank. Phone Monroe 1887. Richmond E1f'
w. w. CROXTON. G. p. A.. Norfolk va ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23

FOR SALE. TOR RuGGIES. $40 UP TO
SIS: one surrey. $50. one cab. one
grocery wagon. $40. Farm wagons
with wide Sires. all sizes. TIOS II
DUKE & Co. S0l Brook ave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-23
FIat8 for ent.

TIE CHESTERFIELD APARTMENT
Co. wishes to subci for present ten
ant desirable apartment OF two
rooms and bath. Possession ApriI |