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JinanftaL
The I emit

Opposite the station Is resting place
for colored people who are inspecting
Glen Allen garden lots. @
y good plan Is to take a leisurely
stroll over the grounds without r guide.
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BAKERY

THREE POUND JELLY ROLLS. 100
25c. DRtNKARD'S. 423i-2 n SINH
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LAWN MOWERS
RUBBER HOSE.
LAWN SWINGS.

JUST TAKE a. LOOK AT OUR LINE
before buying. The price is right.
Street,
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At AUCTION.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF .
FRAME DWELLING, NO. sos NORTH
TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
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5ituatioms, 35rofeasional.

AN a. b. GRADUATE or ITANiPIoEN-
Sidney college. with two years cXpe-
* rienco as principal of high school,
Address J l19. caro- Times Dispatch.
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Deping ann GIeanin1

THE BEST DYEING AND CLEANING
can be found at GILL'S Suits
occurred and pressed, 75c. 325 North
y Fl1th. Phone 1852.
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HOTEL ARSECON

Virginia Ave. near Stee Pier
Fireproof. Sun parlOr. Private baths-run.
niis: water; $40. sl2, SIS up per week; 81 up
per day. Special rates and booklet on APP
plicafion Q. d. PAINTER
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WANTED. AT ONCE, AN EXPERT
enccd colorcd parlor maid Best ref
9rences required. Call at 10i West
p. NJ. 49, ~ 49,. Il ,---l--,---
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IsLEsn oKTu,

ISLEsnoETH.
On tho ocean front. virginia Ave Most rem
trail location. Cap. 500 Fresh and sea water
In NIL batha sun pnrlors. elevator Large
rooms. sonthern exposure. etc. Orchestra
American. or EuropeSn pian. Special AmerI.
can plan. tl?.50 up weekly. Always opsn
Auto nj train. Booklet 3t
WIN. HyaAN. Prop.
FRANK NJ PHoEBUs. Mgr
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miscellaneous.
CLEANING AND DYEING sILKs-

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF ctEAN-
ms and dyeing silks. satins, Iacee.
iurs ponEees. foulards, housohol5
draperles. blankets. etc. Nothing too
Gilllcult; SP1TZER. My Cleaner. 102
412l ''ooh
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a. CENTS POSTAGE SECURES FULL, IN.
FORMATION OF ATLANTIC CITY, ~ j.
Il Al Hotels, Aniusements. streats. Beaches.
= Bathing. etc. y Handsomely Illustra / oil
50 Rage "oFFIC1AIp Guido with Only Cor.
rect CITY Map Sent FREE by CITY niorma.
tion bureau.
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BY direction Of the executor OF the
late Mrs. Florine II. Dana, We sbal sol,
ny auction. on the promises. respec.
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Rnttees.

BEST TAUTOMOBILD PAINTING DONE
at r. II. BoSHER'S SONS. 10 South
Ninth Street 17-f
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WANTED AT ONCE. A LADY or EX-
perienec TO teach domestic science.
sewing and manual training. in g
high school. VIRGINIA TEACHERS.
4 BUREAU. Manchester va l--ll--
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GHOCER1ES-CASH TALKING: DUNE
iop flour. per sack. 34c.: Gold Medal
hour. per sack. 42c.; lcnf lard, pound.
~ l.2o water ground meal peck.
soc: sugar-cured ham. per pound
IIc.: California ham. pound. l3 I-2c- !:
irish; potatoes. zoe. peck. per bushel'
ee.i good coffee. pound, zoo balance
81 our stock same rate AUGUST
Mashall Phone Madison 4soG-123s
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NATIONAL AUTO SCHOOL. III WEST
pcrs on Merit Enter our machine
shop and become & practical and up-
to-date automobile man. Pay one
half down. tho balance when we
place you in n position. paying 800
per month. Day or night instruction.
Our course is unlimited. Richmond's
ono practical school. An aviation de-
pnrtment l.flttfsffl
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FOR SALE: BEAUTIFUL WATER
front home: all modern conveniences.
overlooking Fortress Monroe. lTamp-
tton Roads: boating. bathing. fishing
large lawn. shade trees. two minutes
walk TO car. For further Information
Buckrpe VA f'tt.0
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BDaroil1Q.

MRS. CiIAS. K. BOWERS. li6 EAST
franklin, handsomely appointed
rooms, with board: large. weil-ven-
tilnted dining room. opening on SEQ
ond Street Meals by day or week.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: PER-
manent, transient and table boarders.
go West Grace street.
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Rrnfes8ton.l DeIp 0WanttD.

TEACHERS FOR COMING SESSION.
public schools and colleges from on
tire South. Excellent positions Free
booklet. DEPT. a. SOUTHERN
TEACHERS AGENCY, Columbia.
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WANTED, ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
or a couple. for a large. bright room.
furnished; convenient to bath and
phone. Good table board. Address,
COB West Grace street ll-L
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FOH SALE, NATIONAL CASH REGIS
ter Dayton platform computing
scale delivery wagon Apply ar
AOGUST. GROCERY Co, GIL and 6I3
East Marshall Street NIadisop
phone i5o6-1232. w
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.BUGGIES, SURVEYS
steel and rubber tires. high grade;
price low. Call and see them. Terms
reasonable. r. IL. DUKE &, 90 Sol
Brook Avenue F.'7-l -
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&eal estate for SCALE.

FoR SALE. At OCEAN VIEW, NICE.
well-furnishcd home. and yet draw
4 per cent. on your Investment. II
interested communicate with WAL
TER I. JENKINS. Furniture Dealer.
No. b63 Church street. Norfolk. Va.
YOUR NEEDS ARD OUR CHEF CON
Germ. Be sure to see US before you
buy. d. II. WALKER & CO.. Real
Estate and Insurance. No. l Mutual
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Rent Bargains.

s2S West Leigh ST.. rooms $500 90
1902 Grove Avenue, rooms ~. $50 90
iell West Main St, rooms. 800 90
1921 West Marshall ST., Ii
rooms -.......,....... ... 200 90 :
1912 North Twenty-third Street,
y rooms ...... .............. 370 90
Corner West and Wallace SITS,
rooms ,...........'.-.>...... $50 90
10 North Twentyninth street,
:, I rooms ;.....;. ..:.... 144 90
rooms MISUNDERSTANDING. TAO 90
!o3 Chamherlayne, rooms. :. u 500 90
AVA West Clay..... ........ 300 90
Bellevue Apartment. No. l.. Z
rooms 4ao 90
"A Allen Avenue, s rooms . 360 90
ll9 North Eighth Street. 6
rooms. second flat. ....... 500 90
1920 West Main Street, rooms,
first fiat ...........5.... ... 2T0 90
second fiat .;.....l.'....... 200 90
il9 West Main Street, first l
flat, per month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0 90
,5l9 North Fourth Street first
flar 6 rooms ................ 20 90
1908 East Main, second flat... Ii 90
sol West Grace. first and sec |
ond flats. rooms ....i.... $50 90
GREEN & REDO.
80 North Ninth Street.
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a PRINCIPAL AND THREE
teachers for high school; one spc-
eclaily for primary grade. for the
lall term. Address N. X. COLEMAN
. Clerk of Board. PAGES Va
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auction sSaleB, .Tuture Dapa
By Elan e Funston,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

NOS, s24 AND s26 WEST GRACE ST
AND H
NO, Els WEST MAIN STREET.
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WANTED. Filler FOR HARD WOOD
SAWS, steady work; good pay. Ap.
ply to FOREMAN. Virginia and
North Carolina Wheel Co.
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ALTO SCHoOL-OLDES1. LARGEST
and be1t-equippcd and only real
practical auto school In this section.
Open day and night the year around
Cali and see for yourself Our sat
isned pupils are our references
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
elS w Broad Street mi
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Want Ad. Rates

ONE CENT PER WORD
whom paid in advance. No Ad.
takon for io1s than TEN
CENTS.
NO ADS. TAX EN- FOR
LESS THAN TWENTY
FIVE CENTS when pEoned in
Or charged at the counter.
Classification NOT guaranteed
after o:3OP. M.
FOR B USINES 5 CON.
Il TRACTS Phone Monroe ! for
Tho WANT AID. MAN to call
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Zeal estate for Rent.

FOR RENT, S:RooM DWELLING oP-
poslte Forest Hill Park. hot and cold
water: electric lights and bath. Pos
sesslon at once. Apply to AUGUS-
TINE ROYALI. G CO., OPT Hull
Street. Phone Madison 36Oa-J.
FOR RENT, SUBURBAN HOME. FUR
nished and conveniently located. Adj
dress K ISL. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, A RELIABLE.
competent white lady's maid and
steamstrcss. references required
Gail at i04 W. Franklin. between
and O'clock 7t7i15l =
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Goal ann Tsaonn.

LONGS SPRING WOOD MAKES A
quick fire and good lcat. because he
has kept II stored away. II Is per-
fectly dry and exactly what you need
Mt this season. when II is usually
hard 10 get dry wood at any price
Phone Madison 1869
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PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES.

NO SMOKE: NO oDoR. THREE BURN
crs complete with oven, S11 at
HOWELL BROS. 6i6 East Broad
Street.
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WANTED. 70 SELL 100 SAFES Am
vaults In ten dnys: reduced prfces'
x. l. BARNES SAFE AND LOCK CO.
NO. 9-ll-13 S. Eighth Street.
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LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS:
home lessons; $40 weekly Job guar
Ss ~ we %isTy we,Ie lGarn d56s
Rochester. y. Y.
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AWNINGS! AWNINGS! AwNINGsl
SHOE REPAIRING.

75c IIALFsoLE MEMS SHOES. soc
ladies'; every pair sewed; best lea tn
er: no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels. use: Trcd-Air rubber heels.
d i0c: leather heels rebuilt like new.
Il &c. DREW'S ELECTRIC r. SHOE
Z FACTORY.N71 6 East Main. Phone
Mon roc .6GI. - L.l y. ---i.-
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WANTED. MANAGlNO-EDIT FOR
II Jonesboro Herald Tribune paper
Joneaboro. Tenn; weekly publicl-
tion: good opportunity for ca pa BILE
man properly Endorsed; terms and
conditions upon application. X NJ
KING. National Soldiers Home. Ten
neSsec
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WANTED. THREE ENERGETIC, RE
liable statesmen and collectors, with
best references. Apply lis S. Fifth
street. MIR. ALLISON. M p
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IF YOUR PROPERTY Is VACANT
sure to give us q memorandum OF It.
d. n. WALKER 6 Co. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. l. Mutual Build
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Palace.
for Scale.


WANTED; 70 SELL 100 SAFES Am
X pAhN les SAFE 1 fSa9G I6cgE r e6
No: 9-ll.13 S. Eighth Street.
RUNABoUT ,BUGG1ES. W SURVEYS.
steel and rubber tires. high grade:
price low. Call and see them. Terms
reasonable. T. ii. DUKE & co, Sol
Brook Avenue.
FOR, WAGONS. GO no RICHARDSON
BROS.. 6l6 Brook Avenue.
WANTED. TO SELL ESTABLISHED
ng c Iusin @i sld9oo stock In grow
out 70 advantage; references re- 2
qulred. J III. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ,CoWPEAS. UNMIXED.
at $3.50. and mixed at $2.25 T.
Q: b. J. P. WALTERS, LaGrango.
oRocERIEs-CAsH TALKING: DUN
nouT, per sack. 42c.; lcac lard. pound.
55s l-2o,: water ground meal. peck.
11c c su,Gfar.cnre I'd ham per pound.
Irish potatoes. zoe. peck, per bushel
o re- 1, GOOD coffee. pound, zoo balance
GpS 9SF syoe * same rate. AUGUST
Mashail Phone Madison 45oG-l2a2.
F'oR SALE. NATIONAL CASH REGIS
Ter Dayton platform computing
AhOEuSI GROCERY Co, Gil and 6l3
phone iso sssaa;s street Madison
CHEAP. ALL KINDS OF SECOND
hand mechanical tools Apply JEFF
r,hRSON LOAN OFFICE. 1905 East
oU s5ss cof {, TdaG STOCK OF VEHI-
suTreys re runabo 6of your i,nsDeeton
must give us a call A. MEYERS
SONS. 731 Z. Cary. + ~ :
FOUR SECONDHAND TOP WAGONS
w we: $50. $50. These are bar
We have large stock OF bugEies,
surveys and runabouts at prices TO
SUIT you; Also wagons and trucks of
B. .. BRisToW. ii.1a.15 pee Sorth
Eighteenth.
ONE DAYTON WAGON, $50; ONE
ruober-tired runabout $40: one rub
her. runabout. ss5; one steel
rubbertired. s35 All second hand,
and in good condition.. Bargains. see
them quick MI
a FEW HIGH GRADE RUNABouTs
carried over from last season: will
sell at reduced prices.
sURREYs FOR SIS; SURVEYS FOR
$50. Surveys for ss5; surveys for
siQs; surveys for s125; Surveys for
$40; surreys for sl65; surveys for
si!o. So u IT is hard for you to get
suited In surveys, see our stock and
select what you want.
RuNABoUTs FOR $40: RUNABouTs
for $50: runabouts for SOS; run
abouts for SIS; runabouts. sS5;
runabonts for s125; runabouts for
S135. Always big stock OF run
abouts. and We can get run
abouts out for you willie you
wait, so do not fall to see us when
YOU need runabouts. BRISTOW-
WORSHAM CO. 1895 East Main.
planners. SINGLE, DOUBLE, THREE
and four sided: Universal WOOD
worker, stave machinery and other
Woodworking machinery. l. BLU
Ford & CO. Z. Curry street
FOR SALE, ONE COIL p. BOILER.
complete: ono 150-H. p, slide-vaive
engine In good condition; ono IS
Company motor. with starting box
and $4,000 feet steam pipe. good as
new. VA IRON AND METAL CO,
INC. South Richmond
LUMBER. TLATHs, SHINGLES. Sash.
blinds, doors. WOODWARD 6 SON,
Ninth and Arch. Richmond. Va.
FINEST AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
done at r, II BOSHER'S SONS Is
South Ninth Street.
OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLEsALE
beer business In Richmond: an ey-
man Terms .reasona BILE. Reason for
selling explained to purchaser Ad-
dress l. So. care Times Dispatch.
Dersnnals.
SPRING CLEANING.
4 DT <yr,-
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SALT WATER FARM. 10 ACRES GOOD
CLAIMS fish, wild waterfowl; dapted
TO live stock and all kinds, OF poultry.
snap. Price, $4,000. Easy terms.
IL. l., SE1.TZER. Shelltown, Md
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WANTED. MEN To LEARN BARRIER
trade; few weeks required; best
paying work within the reach OF
poor men; wages from s12 to $40
ER RICHMOND BARBER COLLEGE,.
Richmond, Va u
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ONE DAYTON WAGON. $50; ONE
rubber-tired runabout. $40; one rub
her-tired runabout. $50; one steel
lired runhbout, S25: one pony trap.
and in good condition. Bargains: see
them quick. -1l9
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Delp 0Manteo, Female.

WANTED. LADY TO TRAVEL AND
nppoint agents: also agents to sell
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FOR RENT. ri HOUSE FURNISHED,
"Oaklanus." the homo of the late r.
w. Wood. opposite Forest llil Park,
from June lst to September, 18th.
Possession juno LIST. Apply to
Il AUGUSTINE ROYNLL & Co, 927
Hull Street. Phone Madison 35O3-J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-11

II ID GLOW ELS CLEA NED, ALI.
lengths. 10c. Onr auto will call for
+ and deliver anywhere anything.
a SP1TZER. My Cleaner and Dyer, l03
North Eighth Street. Phone Madison
f121. =,
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Main Street car line. II 56. care
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.coLoRED MEN. BECOME CHAUF-
feurs easy terms, day or night.
u SOUTHERN AUTO III SCHOOL AIR
I'll Brook Avenue.
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1belp QQanten. 3TIale.

GoLoKED Men. BECOME cRxUF-
feurs; easy terms. day or night
SOUTHERN AUTO SCHOOL, Alb
Brook Avenue.
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MEN WANTED, AGE is TO 80. TO
prepare for ilrcmen, about 800
monthly, and brakeman. $50. on near
by railroads; experience unnecessa ~:
no strike. Positions guaranteed COM
petcnt men-S.i00 sent to positions
state age and physical condition.
Send stamp. RAILWAY Ell. ASSN.
4 care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SIS: SURVEYS FOR
$50: Surveys for ss5; Surveys for
sos: surveys for s125; Surveys for
lao surreys for Sl6b; surveys for
si!o. So II 1T is hard for you to get
suited In surveys. see our stock and
select what you want
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-11

FOR SALE. COWPEAS. UNMIXED,
3 at 1880. and mixed at s225 I.
Q; D. J. P. WALTERS, LaGrango.
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WANTED. FIRST CLASS Is CONcRETE
foreman and carpenters for building
West Point. Apply before 10 a. NJ
a. II. CALDl;K. t07 Z. Clay street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-11

w WANTED. a YOUNG LADY IN "A CON
afraid or work. Como we'll recom-
mendcd Ono who lives in the West
End preferred. Call at 1427 West
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shoe business; $4,000 stock In grow
ing city; Will sell as whole or pay
capable man commission for closing
OUT 10 advantage; references re-
qulreo. III. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-11

WANTED. FOR u. 8. ARMY. ABEE
bodied. unmarried men. between ages
Of Is and 50; citizena Of United States.
or good character and temperate hab-
Us. who can speak. read and write the
English language. For inforTna ton ap-
ply TO RECRUITING OFFICE. $40 Eas,
st.. Petersburg. Va or Columbia Build
Ing. CRANKY ST.. Norfolk. Va
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ernment position. $50 month. Write
for list OF positions open. FRANK ;
81 lin INSTITUTE. Dept 3l7 +. Roches-
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN OF GOOD
RI character to learn the automobile
CHI business. We must have between
ffiy and Eevcnty-nve men for our
factory connections within the ncxt
three months. and we Will allow men
who can furnish reference TO pay a
part OF the cost OF learning out or
their first months salary MIR. c. W.
Ycnmans. 9lS West Broad. Richmond.
Va. no longer connected with this
z institutions. For all Information adj
dress communications direct to WASH
Ing Dept. 1905 Fourteenth Street. n
W.. Washington. u. c.
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WANTED. SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES
as stock girls. TtiALHIMER BROS.
Blu Fifth and Broad
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
L0CHINVAR, IN AUTO, RACES
AN EXPRESS AND REGAINS
BRIDE KIN HAD BORNE OFF.
0vertakes Train and Carries
Out Wife, Who Was
Being Guarded.

ATLANTA, Aug. 19.-F. S. Michael,
modern Lochinvar. in a powerful
racing automobile instead of a steed,
racing an express train, regained' his
bride of four days whom relatives
were spiriting away.
Michael and Miss Edith Rogers, Of
BaXley, Ga, were married in Atlanta
Sunday. When the bride returned she
found the news of her marriage had
preceded her. She was confined to the
house and denied the privilege of COM
municating with her husband
On Thursday night Michael learned
that his bride, accompanied by an
elderly woman had boarded 4 fast
Southern Railway train. AT the first
stop ten miles away. Michael arrived
as the train pulled into the depot He
ran through the cars, found his wife
and carried her from the train to the
waiting automobile before the aston
ished passengers realized what was
happening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
THAT
NINE MEN WERE
FIRED, A CANARD
President MungIe and Others, of
Board of Works, Find
Report Untrue.

Complaint made by two members of
the Board of Works Association, Henry
II. Terrill and Herman Pfeifer, to the
Civil Service Commission at Trenton
that nine men had been dropped from
the city scavenger department for
political reasons, and asking for their
reinstatement, seems to be without
foundation. When the news was re-
ceived at the City Hall today that such
complaint had been made nobody
was more surprised than President
William Mungle, of the Board of
Works, and Andrew H. Shipman, gen
eral superintendent
When Mr. Shipman was questioned
about discharges from the department
he said he knew Of none He called
up on the telephone to find out If all
the men of the scavengering depart
ment were at work and found that
they were. President Mungle couldn't
find that any men had been dismissed
anywhere. Both Terrill and Pfeifer
were reported on duty today
Nevertheless the Civil Service Com
mission has set a date for an investi-
cation into the discharge of the men
who have not been discharges
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-19
Mrs. HendriCkSOn Puts
Them Together, Uses
Them in Suit.
Especial to the Newark star.l

TRENTON, Aug. 19.-Charging that
she proved her husbands intimacy
with another woman by piecing to-
gether letters which he had received
and torn up. Mrs Amanda B. Hem
erickson, of Allentown. n. j., has in
stituted a suit for maintenance against
him in the Court of Chancery. The
husband is Hires G. Hendrickson and
they were married in Allentown in
1895.
Another charge made by Mrs. Hen
erickson against her husband is that
he misappropriated the funds of his
employer and then disappeared. The
petitioner says she made good the de-
falcation by using 500 she had saved
and borrowing $400 from her mother.
Then Hendrickson returned to his wife,
il is alleged.
Mrs. Hendrickson declares that about
February, 1907, her husband began TO
be indifferen' to her, until he finally
ceased to have anything whatever to
do with her This indifference, Mrs.
Hendrtckson charges, was due to his
intimacy with a widow in Allentown
named Nelson When this intimacy
was discovered Mrs. Hendrickson saws
she went home to her mother In Al
lentown
The next charge is that in February.
1910, Hendrickson started a suit for
divorce against his wife charging her
with desertion The wife denied the
charge and Hendrickson was ordered
by Vice-Chancellor Walker to pay his
wife $4 week alimony.
Then came the charges relating TO
the torn letters. Mrs. Hendrickson al
leges that just before the separation
over the widow her husband engaged
May Fones, a cousin of this petitioner,
ito fix up his books" Mrs. Hendrick-
son charges that her husband and Miss
Fones frequently stayed together In the
office adjoining the house, once until
after midnight. 1t was after Miss Fones
had left Hendrlcksons employ that
Mrs. Hendrickson charges her husband
received the letters from the woman.
''Firsie be sure 70 destroy this. for
wrote Miss Zones
in one iel.o., - 1g to the aiissa .
tions. Hendrickson obeyed by tearing
this and the other Nlettefs into pieces,
and throwing them away. Mrs Hem
erickson discovered the pieces, or
most of them, and pasted them to-
gether. The reconstructed letters, with
a few sections missing, are given in
the petition. as follows:
My Darling Boy:
Everyone has gone to bed, so
now l am going to write to my
boy. don't know how you feel
but ii seems years since | have
seen you, but not having you to
write to me. / think, makes 1t seem
longer Hires, l am afraid the time
Is too long for yod and you will
think it is too long to wait for me.