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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
Sideboards and Bullets
Oak, Mahogany, Early English.

Mahogany Buffet regular price, sale
ahogany Buffet: regular price s6eo
nartered oak BUFFET regular price. ss+Oo
ornrtered Oak BUFFET regular price. s7G0
chartered Oak
CHARTERED Oak Bunet regular s47oO
CHARTERED Oak Buffet;
ouartored Oak BUFFET regular price $50 90
CHARTERED Oak
Chartered Oak
CHARTERED Oak Sdebonrd nn
Pe" PVOVU
sae0oa'o regular price sii5oo; sale $3.50
sa'ooara regular price $500 sale $4,000
OAK !esn. price $4,000 sale $4,000
s'o"oesra regular price $500 sale $270O
sas's'ea OAK s'osooae regular price $500; sale $500
s'os00aa FsEa.4 prizes ''See sal. $3.50
prs OAK regular price $3.50; $4,000
sale OAK $4,000
sale Oak S2875
asss!so Oak regular $1,000
$500 regular $1,000
$500 sos'oaro regular price 8.25
ssls Sl45O
price Sll00
ssc ale Oak regular
Early English; regular
Early English regular price, $40
Early Engsh:
Carve EARLY Din
ing Suit consisting have mark
vas
fine TnbIen In
range from
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12
Kitchen Furniture

Hastings Kitchen Cabinets prtce,
Castle regular price, $3.50; sale
$500; price.
-ape price, S2160; price.
Solid price, $1400;
Solid price, $100;
Kitchen Cupboard regular price, SIS Co., sale price
Kitchen Safe $500;
Kitchen Safe: $1,000 sale price
Kitchen Safe; $3.50; price
Kitchen Safe: $375; price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

We are offering some tempting bargains
in Bathroom and Mantle Mirrors; rue also haze
oery large line of Pictures and Lamps all re-
duced to the utmost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-12

Our Carpet and Rug Department contains
the latest designs of the season, the prices are
tie most interesting thing to you; they are the
Lowest of the Lowest The same can be said re-
garding our line of Lace Curtains, Portierres,
Window Shades. We just mention here that
we haze few Trunks left ouer-they'N go at
almost your DUN price. Those big bargains in
Linoiium, Oil Cloth and Mating are rapidly
disappearing; better hurry if you re in need of
anything in ills line. Blankets and Comforts
cheaper than you'l ever be able to buy again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
COUNCIL TO ACT
. ON SEWER FUNDS
Washington Ward Hopes to
Secure Full 100000
Appropriation.

There is every reason to believe,
says Carter c. Jones, the Councilman
who persuaded the street Committee
10 recommend the 100000 appropria-
ton for Washington Ward sewers, that
the Recommendation Will be favorahiy
handled by the Council at It's regular
meeting this week
THE appropria ton of $780, 900 for
sewers IN this ward said MIR. Jones.
"whlc seemingly a large amount TO
give one. ward in lump. Is necessary
before the street Committee can spend
the thousands of dollars tina come 10
ii yearly by the annexation agreement
Before we can make use of tho 80 pei
cent. Of tile total revenues from WASH.
nGton Ward which must be used on
the streets, these sewer. gas and water
mains must no laid all over tho ward.
Tho appropriation of $4,000 for ade-
quate water mains is almost assured,
while n large amount for gas mains
will probably be voted before this year
is over.
'Tf Richmond wants to make Wash
iington Ward paying investment"
concluded MIR. Jones ''she must first
spend largo amount Of money In i'm
proving conditions over here"
IL the whole 100000 appropriation
is not sanctioned, at least large ono
Will be. and the laying OF the regular
city sewers Will commence shortly
In washington Ward There is little
doubt but that tho $4,000 water sys-
tenn Will he installed: in fact, plans
have already bcen drawn for bringing
the water from the city settling bn sins
to this side OF the river.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
pcrsonnl nnd Gencrn,.

The monthly meeting Of Tho W..
man Missionary Society OF the BaIn
hridse stree, Baptist Church wjll ho
building.
MISS Nunnally, of Petersburg. wno
has been tic guest OF Miss Ethel smiti,
nus returned 10 her home.
Mrs Edwin +. Fenncr and daurh,o,
oi Henderson. ~ e.. are visiting Mrs
enner's mother. Mrs. susie NJ Sam.
Mrs r y carrineton. Of North caro-.
lna. is VISITING hpl' sister. Mrs. Gwath.
mcy. on cambridge Street.
Carter u. Snow has gone TO Roston
on business trip.
Mrs +. I. Rucker and Mrs. j. p. Ry.
'and nave returned from a visit a.
Mrs !. II. Fitzgerald has returned
70 the Sonthsidc after visit in Nor.
Mrs T. NJ. Robertson is visitinr ber
Luncnburl; county. :"
Harold NJ. Horton. OF Utica. y. Y Is
the guest OF friends in the Southsidc Il
ihnlanoia Tribe. Improved Order NJ
lied Men. will meet Tomorrow night in
the lodge rooms OF tho tribe.
Progressive Council. Daughters Of
ihnertF hoids It's regular weekly meet
cff,.s,. lett AZ o'clock in
oefsleys HAL, Swansboro.
sonthsidc. Churche. To-Day,
Hev. Henry Trawick. D. D.. OF Ten
nessec. will preach this morning at thn
west End Church. Bishop 4. ID. Mon
son. Of Texas. will preach a, night i
hev. j. b Cochran, ID. D.. Will preach
ms morning in the Asb,lrv Ncthodist
onurch' At night, Rev. L. d. Watson
Rcv. Is. y. Parker win preach al no
morning services to-day in the Decatur
street Methodist Church. The nastor
VII occupy the pulpit, to- night.
hishor W. a. Gambler, OF Atlanta
"a, VIII occupy the pulpit OF the Cen.
.,al Mcthodist Church this morning al
me II o'clock service. The subject ~
ms sermon has not been annonnrad
ICY, StaGkhouse, D. D.. OF South caro-
i''a' VIII prcach at the night service
VIII be preached this afternoon ~ san
nN Key. j. u. Haley in the stockton
street bapttst Church. Special deIora.
1iohs from Henderson Lodge ana
stuart Lodge of Odd Fellows VII, IN
present. Mr. Haley will preach at thc
regular morning and evening services
IN me stockton Street Church to-day.
speeial program of music has been
arranged for the Iainbridge Stre.t
Baptist Church to-day by ". 7. Morris.
sctte' leader Of the choir. VOLUNTARY
anthem. "Te Deum," Gicbel: ofertory.
runrte., Jesus Lover of My Soul"
Evening service: Voluntary anthem
,Rock Of Ages: offertory (solo) Mra
pettlErcw The pastor. Rev. ]. w.
Durham. will preach at both services
to-day. 80
Services will be conducted to day IN
the Oak Grove Baptist Church by Inc
pastor, Rev. ID. 6. Lancaster Morning
subject: The Christening OF tho Lord. 8
nvoning subject: Gods Greatest ora
/ Special music at both services.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
FORCE
IN POLICE PARADE
Squad From Old Manchester
Will Take Part in
Inspection.

The annual spring inspection of the
Richmond Police Department will hold
more interest for the Southslde this
year than ever before. for the simple
reason that the one time citizens of
Manchester Will have the pleasure Of
seeing the Washington Ward squad
marching along with Richmond's rim.
est While the parade will not cross
to the south side. of the river. IL 10
probaple that many people from this
side will 80 To the northside to chez,
The ue-coated boys from the Third
District ~
Captain wrighrs squad. NUMBERING
.purteen nuskies. Will form n new sec,
~, IN oi 'he annual parade and ono
tn i3at VIII be OF interest 10 the whole
city The patrolmen and acting SCR
Eeahts OF the Third District Will rc
port "Wednesday Immediately aftcr
iuhch at the Washington Ward station
mouse and, after undergoing tho or
ueai OF an examination by the critical
eye OF Captain Alec Wright. the squad
MI Journey over to the north side Be
lore captain Wright gives the word ~
start. It's a safe bet every shoe VIII
pc summing like mirror, every cola ;
SUN white washed fence. every hlua
suit with creases keen as n "TjttIa
urea razor and every brass bui-
'oh slimmerinG like headlight.
Mounted Section Also.
! Mounted officer Mathews viii desert
ms fellows for the time being and Vii,
consort with the other fascinatinr
Ra,n officers of the department
,e's are being placed on The South.
s'ae 70 the effect that .oniccr Matthew's
anu ms s'ecd will take the blue rib.
non III the police class Mt the COMING
horse show 3
~ appears Just now as II the sprinr
,nspsctlon this year will be made mem
orable for the Third District SQUAD ~.
reason Of the fact that tho new Th,r,
, station. AT the corner OF Four.
, U ana Stockton Streets. is prom
1 rsed by the contractors for that dav.
me thirty days given by tho Buildinr
ana Grounds Committee in which tbo
ponce station Is 10 he sold and ,lemoi.
ished is drawing to a close. and the
Ihird District quarters viii be re-.
m9seh at the first opportunity. Every
,hing but tho furniture is ready nov
aho thls Is RAPIDLY being installed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
OIL CASES GOING
TO CIRCUIT COURT.
Chesterfield Judge Will Hear
Pcddling Charges Against
Bis Concerns.
cRIDDLE's TRIAL PROBABLE
May Term May Hear Bunch Of
Matters Interesting 10
Soutlisidc.
cRIDDLE's TRIAL PROBABLE

The regular May term of the Chcs-
tcriicid County Circuit Court will be
productive of much that is Interesting
eases which will come up for hearing
1T this session Of the court, each of
which is enough TO cause i seven days
session on this side of The river
II several days 81, this court VIII be
oecun!cd in hearing the now famous
pcddiinr rhHrGcs against the Standard
OF! Company, the Richmond Oil Com
rany and the National Oil Company,
Which resulted in Magistrate Cheat
hams court in heavy lines. Each OF
the companies were lined $50 on a
single court and one driver from each
.comnanN Sloo. y great deal of spec
lu'ation is heard in south Richmond as
To the result OF this hearing. and II
seems probable that il tremendous
Srowd VIII Journey out 10 the court
house to hear tho argument. rs a rule.
squire Chcatham's decisions have been
nphci by Judge Watson particularly
ne pcddlng ines hui this case is
slightly different from the majority of
pcd1ling cases
long deferred trial OF r. 4. Cridulc.
the cN chairman or the board OF tlus
tees OF Liberty Council. Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics. who is
undcr Indictment for the theft OF $500
from that organization. will be held
during The May term OF the court.
The iunacy commission recently called
10 examine criddle declared him en-
INC case of sam straus, tho pcddlcr
Mho was iincd 500 by Squire Robert
son In tile Oak Grove, cn,,,., ,,.,,,
heard this term. kirk Mathews ro,,n.
sci for, the defendant, says lie viii
press III TINS court his allegations
nEainst County Otlicer Lnrrcu IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
HAVE new LIGHTS
WITHIN 80 DAYS
southside Ward Treated Libcr
ally by Council in Street
Lighting.

ACCORDING TO statement of tho
Washington Ward delegation In tho
City Council. within the next ninety
Gays the ward VIII have lie powerful
arc lights In working order on as inany
street corners on this side OF the river.
me councilman was very much graft /.
llcu over the generous action Of the
Council III voting so many lights to
the ward in view Of the fac, that the
annexation agreement called for only
100 new lights. While there is no doubt
that the whole lia lights. ana even
more. are needed, wise Southsiders feel
that they are exceedingly lucky 10
como off so We'll.
The present plans call for beginning
the work on this side OF the river
within the next thirty days, and con
servative estimates place the time re-
CURED for the installation OF the new
system at sixty days. The new lights
could have been installed in much
shorter time had the poles of the Vir-
ginia Railway and Power Company
been used. but according to the plans
OF the Council everything about the
municipal lighting system is to be new
Including the poles. wires and lamps
Tho now number of lights will be al
most triple the number that NTanches-
ter had when under It's own municipo,
government
In speaking of the delay in getting
the system installed in South Rich
mond, the councilman said that the
Light Committee believed the hest
policy to be followed was to complete
the system ward by ward. rather than
install few lights first Inc one ward
and then in another. Just for the sake
of making a good showing all over the
city. The committee believes that the
pcoplc will be so pleased with tho re-
suit OF the new system that no obiec-
lions to the delaY Will be forthc omnE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
SPIRAnTS WANT
EARLY PRIMARY
County Candidates Desire Speedy
Termination Of Their
Fights.
SUPERVISORS TO CHANGE
At Least Two Present Alcmhcrs
Will Not Run lor
Re Election.

With all the Candidates in the COM
ini. county election horims that tie
committee viii set the date or tic
primary and end the suspcnsc. the
race for the Offices OF treasurer and
commemorative attorney is awaiting
such action. t is hoped by The Yari-
ous political aspir.,nta that lilo pri
mary date VIII be speedily determined.
SO that they can prepare Tor the cam
pnign of the last few days.
1t is positively certain that there
Will be two changes in Tie personnel
of the Board or Supervisors 81 chcs-
tcrilcld county after Tic election aud
Thomas l.. Woodin, the HuperNisor
from tile Swansboru District, anu q
representative VINO has been Il steady
lighter for soot. roads throughout the
county. VIII necessarily withdraw
from The supervisors. as he is a can
didatc for the county ;reasurership
Walter llorncr. u iuinberha,. OF
Swansboro District, Is out for SIR.
Woodiln's position.
II llirshcli Goodc. for years lie super
visor from Midlothian District. w:li
not be n candidate for re election for
the reason HAT he expects 10 move
out of tho district shortly. lie has
filled the position apparently most sat
isfactory 10 his constituents. Walter
Moore. merchant and farmer OF Tho
district. VIII probably be tho successful
candidate for Mr.. Goodies seat on the
board.
AspIrnuts nusy.
During. the last week, the four can
didatcs for the county trcnsurcrshiG
have hecn canvassing Swansboro and
Oak Grove District. On one day three
OF the rivals were working this sec
ton ut once. and The political talk
New thick and fast. All four OF Tire
candidat cs-AIcssrs. Walker. C;oode.
Woodhn and I2aGland--hnve their sun
portcrs, and advices from nil over the
county prophcsy the closest contest OF
years for this office. Tho friends OF
Mr. Walker are confident or his success
In view OF the fact that lie caIno with
In forty odd votes Of election In the
last race. but others pin their faith
as heartily on Mr. Goode, while many
sneak knowingly OF the two other can
didatcs, Mcssrs. Woodfln and Ragland.
Mcssra. Goode ard Walker have fought
for this office before. only 10 bs de-
feated b. small margin by DR.. Gill
liam.
Judge j. NJ. Gregory and Haskins
Ilobson arc conducting vigorous per-
sonRl campaigns, and each is leaving
no STONE unturned that may bring tho
votes 70 himself. Forecasts are for
q close race for the attorneysh re-
ports from the Petersburg neiEhbor-
hood are to the effect that Judge Greg
DRY stands strong, whilo Mr. IIobson's
friends claim majority for him In tho
Swansboro District
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
CLUB
READY TO Fight
Officers Will Probably BIZ
Chosen at Meeting This
I Week.

No single political event since the
stormy days of annexation has aroused,
AS much interest in South Richmond
as the organization OF the Washing
ton Ward Democratic League and the
selection OF a head for the society.
Either tomorrow or Tuesday night
there Will be meeting OF rcprcscn-
tative Democrats from each voting
precinct in Tho ward, and these mon
VIII determine the policies of the
league and the details OF organiza-
ton. ELL
y date for the first meeting OF tho
league. probably next Friday, Will bo
set by this committee. at which tho
election of president Will take place
II is understood that an effort viii lie
made 10 secure the use OF the court.
house Of the Hastings Court. Part q
for this meeting of the league. as M
other auditorium In the Southsidc is
large enough to accommodate the 500
members of this organization.
Canvass Is Active.
In the meantime, the friends of thu
three men mentioned as possible
presidents of the league arc securing
the ward in the effort 10 swing the
Totes to their candidate or course
James f. Bradley, Morton Graves and
Sergeant Saunders. the threo candI-
dates proposed for the presidency. are
taking no part In this canvass. but
their supporters are keeping the irons
hot.
The office Will give the incumbent
considerable political prestige in
Washington Ward. for aside from be-
ing the nominal head of an organi-
cation. which will number practically
every qualified voter in the ward, tho
president will have the power OF ap-
pointing tho various important com
nittees of the league
The withdrawal of ID. T. Toney from
the race caused much regret, but no
one seems to doubt tho efficiency or
ability Of tho three remaining can
didates. Mr. Toney stated that he
could not head the Democratic or
ganization In the Southsidc and M tba
Same time no candidate for re- cleo.
ton to the Legislature
Voters Are Pleased.
On all sides tho proposition for tho
organization of this league has met
With hearty welcome. and almost every
voter approached has signed his mama
to the roll without hesitation. since
last sunday several hundred names
nave been added. and thcro seems
every prospect that before tho noxt
election. tho league will number on lis
roll every qualified voter in the WARD.
The statement mado In The Times
l!isphtch last Sunday to the effect that
the league would support Martin and
swanson In tho coming United States
senatorial election has mot with n feu
1atnt-hcartcd denials, but tho general
consensus of opinion Is that the league
members VIII vote to man for the
Two organization candidates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30

richard Preston. young white man
charged with refusing to move along
s when ordered to do so by Patroln,on
newman. was arrested yesterday after.
noon md hailed for his appearances in
ing. - ~ - '"'.' '''oi u !
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
NEW POLICEMAN
obienr Werner JoInx sonthside sound.
Making II Fifteen ~

'7''N'r H'FHcr J0Ins S0nthsIde Sound.
Making II Fifteen.
The Board Of Police Con,,nisa;o -,
Yesterday added another man IN tbe
.Ihird District squad in the person of
blcyole oficcr Werner. who has benn
taken from tho bicycle squad for ro-
cent misconduct, Aside from his tro,,
oles OF Yesterday. Officer Werner has
mace a good policeman. aud his pres
e fi VIII be a wecorne addition to the
"ash,nston Ward force. In the South
man. =" y" 'roi-
ne new man brings the third M.
nce squad to fifteen. Tho largest and
most most ef1cicnt police protection thai
nag over been afforded tho Southsidc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
nBEkAA EyE.EsS"

Baby Straw lioane;. ,sc, soc and 75c
quality; Alonday. nc.
Ladies Tan oN(ord-, ST 50 and $500
quality Monday. sl.i3-
ico 'ioscii llouhlc Knee. Heel and
Toe Hose, sizes ITO g1s, nc quality;
Monday. ; pairs Tor 25c.
Variety Of Val. ami otilcrl.acc, 5tp ~
qu@IiiY. Monday. ; Z.
Ghildrcn's New Hats, 25c and soc.
Z Antl many Other items AT GU pricc+.
ITO to 1923 HULL STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
VIRGINIA TEAM WINS
Stnunton Company Carries OF National
W. Rifle Match IIonors.

The national indoor rifle team match.
tnaugnrated last winter by the National
Guard Magazine. upon the suggestion
Of prominent members of the National
Guards of various States. has hecn com
pleted, and Stanton; Vn.. has been re-
turned the winner. securing a total
score OF 3,271 points, while its nearest
competitor, st. Peter, Mimi. was sec
ond. with 3,214 The stanton team
cracked out an average score of 96.5
nor man. considered a remarkable per
formance. The aggregation which won
the match was Company A. Second yir-
ginIa Regiment. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
FIRE IN GINTER PARK
Town Department. Fights riamcs in
- ---- = s l.aad q u :. ~

r.. S. GOodman's Home.
Leaking gas in small plant which
supplied fuel and light for the home OF
y. S. Goodman. traffic manager of
Chamber of Commerce. on Chamber
layne Avenue, near Iaburnum Avenue.
Glnter Park yesterday afternoon about
o'clock. caused a fire in the ba scment
which did about 5000 damage.
For q short while the flames APP
peared To be consuming the house, and
the Richmond Fire Department was
called on for aid Engine Company
No. 10 was sent to the suburb, and
though 1t mado quick time. the Are
had been eXtinguished by the local
department in charge of Chief Hunter
II. F'rlschkorn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Manchester
Ma tom all Bank

Capital 500, 100000
surplus -,'......., 100000.
q strong local bank, under tho Ma.
tional system, situate in the bushes,
centre Of South Richmond.
FIRING US Your business; you will be en-.
''rely satisfied with the results. Every
courtesy lly extended, whether your account
be large Or small a.
OFFICERS.
W. !. WALTERS, President.
=. 4. ADKINS, Nicc-Prcsidcnt.
y. G. BALLARD, Cashier.
" J. FISHER. Asst. Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Convict L. parn1a.I

INC board of Pardons yesterday
morning paroled Sam Cohen. who was
sonienced to servo ten years In the
penlicntiary for stealing. lie had
served half his time. and left yester-
DAY afternoon for Johnstown. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
Gary Street noad o,e,,

tier being closed since last October.
me cary street Road was reopencd yes
.craaH morning to tho public Tho
MoiN "nlch caused tho blocking Of tho
~ is expected that IT. will a once re-
sumo It's popularity as driveway.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-08-26
One Attack Follows Another
Has That Been Your Experience
Taking Calomel for Constipation?
TRY Dodson's Liver-Tone next
Time

Many people take calomel to cure
constipation. and it does cure it for
one day, but two or three days later
they are sicker than ever. That
is one of the after effects of calomel.
This isthe reason why Goodman's
drug store will not guarantee Gallo
mel to be harmless. But we do
guarantee Dodsons Liver-Tone to
be a perfect substitute for calomel.
Dodsons Liver-Tone will cure con-
stipation and bilious attacks and
keep them cured, by stimulating and
toning-up the liver to do its own
work. 1t is a vegetable liquid with
a pleasant taste and is harmless to
children as we'll as grown people.
1t livens up the liver by natural
methods, does not act so stsongly as
to weaken the body, but is safe and
sure just the same. You can buy a
bottle today from Goodman's drug
store with the assurance of your
money back if it fails in your case.