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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
WE'LL MERITED REBUKE
FOR GOVERNOR MARSHALL

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 19.-Organ-
lied labor in Indiana has uttered its
protest against the action of the chief
executive of til state in permitting
John J. Mcnamara to be taken from
the state without due process of law.
The Indiana State Federation of La
Dor at it's convention held in Evans
Vile, Ind, passed the following reso-
buttons without dissenting voice:
I ''Since the arrest of Brother J. J.
Mcnamara, and his denial. of Justice
In the city of Indianapolis, the Marion
County Circuit court presided over
by the, Hon. Charles Remster, has
decided that Judge Collins has not
and never did have authority and iur-
isdiction to hear, try or determine
any question concerning the extradi-
ton of persons charged with being
fugitives from justice.
'We therefore condemn the act of
James A. Collins, Judge of the CITY
court of Indianapolis for his wrong
full assumption of jurisdiction over
J. J. Mcnamara, and for denying him
the right Of counsel and opportunity
to call witnesses and communicate
with his friends, as gross outrage,
and believe that as an officer he is
unworthy Of further holding any Of
flee OF trust among people who de-
sire Justice properly administered and
rightfully upheld.
'We denounce the acts Of Gov.
Thomas r. Marshall in the extradi-
ton Of Brother J. ]. MCNAMARA az
grossly unjust, lacking in considera-
ton Of the rights OF an American
citizen. i'll advised and beneath the
dignity OF the chief executive OF the
state. . zs.:.
We therefore ask every citizen to
:disavow any Connection with any
movement Or effort TO furth con-
d tinues Governor Marshall IN Office 81
tto 81. satisfy his ambit ion Tor other 81
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
Stop the Folly, Now !!

The report Of the electrical
the cost Of municipal submitted
last Monday evening
Electric Company COULD NOT be for anything like $7oo0
This expert information has the City $4,000 That
amount the fees and whether
is built or not Don't forget that. IS .a
Following explicitly the instructions Of their employers the
submitted
admit that his would
sometimes, know $25bu
be- and how much
These engineers advise AGAINST building municipal plant
more than 100000 they had had the Of
they EMPHASIZE BUILT
BY TEE CITY WOULD BE IN COM COMPANY
These
municipal plant could
bonds Or toward
ct our offered price Of only $40 each
be doing the public no nnnal
plant could do it at anything such price
After the reading IN Council land
postponed weekly calling Tor
Of bonds municipal plant We would
be defeated BY popular
remind the voters and that
cost You $1,000, and IS wholly unnecessary -..s.
this COLOSSAL 1olv thn+ +h,o1n.
another 5000 after the $14o already spent
VIII Tie Council IL. % = Z? up e Yog
YouR $500 lqHER and Wasting money
Duluth Edison Electric Company
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

Smith, will be the offering of Messrs.
Cohan and Harris at the Lyceum
theater for two nights beginning Fri
day evening, Oct. 9th. It is breezily
acted by an excellent company headed
by Fred Niblo, including Josephine
Cohan, Frank Bacon, Phil Bishop,
Frank Bouman, Lento Fulwell, Vir-
GINA Berry and many others Of equal
prominence. Fred Niblo characterizes
effectively the role of Nat Duncan, a
seious individual, who all unconscious
ly carries the airs and graces of
Broadway into Radville, Pa The
Thimsicalities Of the Niblo character
ization are delightful and particularly
we'll brought out by the actor in the
opening act. 1.-THE Fortune Hunter"
one of the successes dramatically and
from the box office view point, of the
season, is a vindication of public
taste. Every line, every situation, ev-
cry act and tile entire moral of the
piece are wholesome and the ensemble
lis uplifting. It is sermon preached
by a subtle humorist. ;.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

! 'o e,1a Z of vide people have narrow
mind
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
WALKER <WHITESIDE.

''The Magic Melody play in
whose every part. the magic of a ver-
satile penis shown, will be played by
Mr.. Walker Whiteside and his own
company at the Lyceum on Oct. 80
and 81. with the popular actor in one
Of his greatest achievements, the
character of Helmar, a German vio-
linist. Everyone knows that Mr..
Whiteside is an excellent character
delineator, and his expression so nat
ural that every look, makes up part
Of the story in which he is a principal
actor. a,5$S %..
There is a. quaint atmosphere sur
rounding the story Of Helmar's fight
for recognition in the musical world,
and the peaceful little home which
Frau zellner offers the lone genius
Is just the sort of place oneawould
wish to spend an afternoon chatting
about the masters and their work,
The artistic atmosphere which per-
meates every part of THE Magic Mel
ody' lends enehantment due not only
to the clever pen Of Gordan Kean, but
In a great measure to the always in
teHigent acting of Mr.. whfteside and
his usually carefully selected SUP
porting company. s4. eu
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
BrOilers Detachable.

Get the chickens neither too young
nor too old; split them down the back
and remove organs and oil bag. Wash
them in cold water and salt, and dry
them carefully on clean fresh towel.
Rub them with olive oil. and salt and
pepper them two or three hours be-
fore cooking, putting them then in the
refrigerator. While broiling, haste
with little hot water and butter,
browning each side quickly so the
juice won't run out. Serve on pieces
Of Drowned breakfast bacon and
water cress on the dish. Add pieces
of lemon, as a squeeze Of this gives
broiled chicken a more palatable
taste. 2. -:
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
"THE HEART BREAKERS. ,.

~ On Nov. l and 2 at he Iyceum,
The Heart Breakers will be the Of:
6fering with George Damerel, late Of
the Merry Widow, II the title role.
The Heart Breakers" Ri comes with.
the seal of the Chicago critics ap-
.proval and q summer run at the.
Princess theater. The music IL bright
and Of the whistling order. the dances
are new and novel and q large COM
pany Of principal and = perfect prin-
cess chorus will be seen. . sssE E..s
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

Small Boy--Can't have ride on
donkey? IT. . III. ~.. :. ....
Mother-No, darling. Father says
not.
Small Boy-Why can't have ride
on donkey, monther? 49,
Mother (to Father)-Oh, for good
ness sake, Bill, give him a ride on
your back to keep him quite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

for the murder Of Mrs.
Agnes Jensen near liasall Wash,
October rs. 1903. Death WIS In.
atnntnncouB lahna protoated his
innocence 60 tho last lie made no
on the acnffold
Jahna was convicted Of the hill
Ing Of his houHekoepor and burn
Ing her body The evidence was
and the case Was
through the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

dear cd French city Of New or.
leans. had stretched steel or iron
chain across the Mississippi chan.
mel TO keep unueighhorly gunboats
from coming up the river 10 hom-
bard the French restaurants Cald-
well went out In the early morning
I oeNplode a torpedo In the chain
and break H. but this did not
work. SO the little gunhoat sneakod
around the end OF the chain and got
on the upside and came snorting
down the current. insead Of against
a. That beat the torpedo game all
hollow. and the chain went TO
flinders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

BALTIMORE. April 81. Miss
Margaret ID. samhleton, daughter
81 the late Frank s, Hamhlcton
millionaire banker. today Is the
bride OF owen Frank Monahan. e~
pert mechanic. whom she met while
Monahan was repairing her moth
efs automobile. Mrs Hamhlctun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

strongly objected.
After their secret marriage.
friend of Monahan's told the butler,
the butler told the cook. the cook
told the chambormaid. the cham.
bcfmaid told Mrs namhleton'R
maid. and the maid told Mrs. Ham
hlctun.
The couple have gone south ON
an automobile trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

LtVERaoRE, ky.--The opera
house here showed a real Negro.
ing when Wll Potter. a negro. was
hung upon the stage aud then rid.
died with bullets Tor killing Frank
Mitchell. p. IN u quarrel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21


taught the Hob
sons OF a later
generation how
TO get the spot
light IN more
ways than one
The Confedor.
ates who very
much prleed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21
MAN is HANGED
FOR MURDER
IN, United rrcs. Ioasrd Wire.l

wALtA WALLA. AInil a.
Frederick Jahua. alias James +
Logan, was hanged here early this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

cHtcAeo-"Eleet me ard m
take a bride before my term tx.
plres This novel campaign alo.
gan was used by Edward Hunt 90
get elected mayor of Sc Charles.
m. against his uncle. Frank u.
Hunt. Who had been mayor for i&
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21
VOTE TODAY ON
RECIPROCITY

WASHINGTON. April 2i.-Final
debate IN the house on the reel
proelty bill began today Mccall
(rep.. Mass who fathefed the
measure passed In the house IN the
last congress. defended Under
woods Identical measure. and Dial
zeh rep. PENN. attacked Il
Chairman Underwood OF the ways
and means committee occupied the
final hour Of the debate.
A vote on the measure viii be
taken this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Ellen
Haggerty. 80 years old. who for
more years than anyone can remem-
Der. has trudged daily % a Brook
Ign department store. where she
worked trimming hats. died az her
home. S. Columbia S.. Br00klyn.
recently. bequeathing nearly $4,000
20 charities. No one suspected shit
had more than enough to give her
a decent burial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

RoME.-caruso has ordered a
silver bust Of himself for a yotiye
offering 10 ST Januraius. whose
blood. preserved In a Naples ca.
thedral. boils twice yearly Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

moNRoE.-While in the state re-
formatory a young man studied au-
tomohlle construction, Invented an
attachment. and has been offered a
Job IN a factory lie made a model
Of machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

April 2i. 1852. Lieut. Caldwell.
L, 5 n, with the gunhoats ltasca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

wAsHiNGToN.--Henry S. Rou.
tell. the former congressman from
Illinois. whom the people wouldn't
lst come back. and who was
thoreupon appointed minister 20
Portugal by President Taft. may be
given the Switzerland post instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

Captain knaflieh o. the schooner
Bender brothers. or Union on
company's pier was counting
money Ia his cabin last night a
stranger came In and said the boat
must be moved Tho captain rush.
cd out when he got back 500
was missing Also the stranger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

fBy nil
PARKER
22.W. e
manufacture
Mrs w e,
latter's ROD
tracted by
and extina
Mrs AicO
the proprid
taurant. (
the buildil
Curry's COD
clothing
wound in {
and his "
with blood
made.
AicCaske
cred the a
he died C
ence. He
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

oALVEsToN.-Why has the war
sent 500 collins 20
points IN Texas7 The grewaomc
cargo Is sidotrackcd near Calves
ton.
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VANCOUVER. -- Having reeov.
cred from an Injured shoulder
Marie presslcr resumed her stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21

my nj
AIADRITI
and tortu1
children Id
in dispatcr
Spanish cd
telegraphsI
Just ARRIVES
when he [
were sacH
and killing
herents oil
the hundrd
A eourie1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-21


Curtiss Id
scription
aeroplane.
Astoria Cd
week of d
first time
about his (
air ship
BY G
The hyd
est and I'd.
aviation. |
Standard Z
Diego, Cal
ter. and L
perts in Z
greatest q
first Learnt
This ne{
popularity |
meaning
takes this /
1t represeu
elements J
The TriN
hour, skim
motor boa
and run q
an hour. /
earth and
start f rom
down unc
exclusivssl
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Odds and Ends From Everywhere

tenor believes this "a the only way
20 get back his voice,
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WASHINGTON. 49, Nick long.
worth. husband OF Alice Roosevelt
may be named. and Is willing TO
accept. the Enthusiastically 20 bcr
lin.
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B:F2 4

fBy I III
Los ANN
plete victo1
months waf
Workers I'd
Angeles t0(
Brewing Cd
ample OF II
signed viii
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"Eppo" Petticoats

TIME "Eppo" Peteoat fits the figure without alterations
the invisible elastic waist-band adjusting itself to the
form and insuring smooth fit back and hips These
Pecoats fasen at the side with invisible metal glove
clasps and there openings gatherings in the back
Prices range from 500 to $1,000 Second Floor
AT $500-"Eppo" Petticoats Of soft afieta, in good
range of plain coors well changeable and Persian Eff
fects made with tailored flounce finished with bias folds
also styles in satin mesane in straight effect for
with skirts trimmed with tucked ounce edged with
accordion plating.
AT $5Z5-Mcssaline "Eppo" Pettcoats, with accordion
plated pressed embroidery ounce and models in plain tai
lored style
AT $500, $3.50 AND $295-Petticoas of cotton "Eppo-
line and imported sateen with tucked and shrred ounce
and dust-rule
AT $225 AND $295-"Eppo" Petticoats OF satinnished
cotton messane made with deep corded tucked flounce
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" ~ Z
Of the reyq
had receive
10 an AIMS
Basedl
Doctor %
Gomez al
BerTas ~
artistic pr4
MaderOs
ed earlier
The head
insurgents [
their demaQ
cation Of y
mitted 10
pending a {
huE IN
come from
with nyingI
our main (
shall name
added
Gomez "a
lowed Diaz
only after Z
ucaily every
tos demand
clares. is Co
governmental
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ably Trimmed at top with satin ribbon and lace and
equipped with three pairs Of hose supporters
MADAM IRENE. STYLE MS, SPECIAL 5000
This model is especially suited TO the average weldeve
oped figure having moderately high bust and long skirt
Made OF strong couti heavily boned trimmed with en-
brodery edgng and fitted with three pairs OF hose sup
porters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-08

ON ACCOUNT Or MY HEALTH, i OF
Tor FOR sale my livery and clipping bus
mess, one OF the beat stanus in the
CITY. APPLY JNO. +. HUNDLEY, City.
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POCKET -KEIVES-3OO PATTERNS
best quality blades. % cents and up.
CL-hRKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAit-
Paddock"
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: Cii SALE, titICk ROAD AND PLOW-
ing engine. 9ANlO, In perfect condi-
tio2: used one year on farm; en-
S!ne at Suthcrlin. Va. Address j.
FORNEY YOUNG. SO Gunther Build
Ing, Baltimore, Md
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lAeai Gstatr i:pr sale


AN ELEGANT VIRGINIA HOME
Large brick dwelling, one of the pes,
Specimens OF Georgian architecture
In this country. modern equipment;
ontbu!idinSS complete; Hover gar
aens, conservatory; 1900 acres;
cleared land fertile and highly Gull
uvated. timber boundary; nacad-
ani.@ed road; hunting district: most
Picturesque environment. glorio is
VIEWS: cnarminE scenery: perfect So
ciai and climatic conditions, cities
necessities: property ready Tor i'm
mediate occupancy by people of
wealth and culture. Price, 100000
illustrated folder free H. VI I'LL
LEARY & Co, 729 Southern Bldg.
Washington, d. c.
* 2NSINliTON AVE. BARGAIN.-37Oy
l'3.9 deep. including corner near the
Batiic Abbey, on kensington Avenue
Easy terms and Il real snap for a
QUICK purchaser. $3.50 per foot !Ad-
dress Il 81, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. TEN LOTS AT BUCKROE
Beach for 5000 net Address c. a. B.,
care OF +. w. Woolworth s. Co., Nj
colctte Ave. Minneapolis. Mimi
TWO 5000 FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES
secured by improved city real estate
valued at Sl,SU0, for sale cheap Ad-
dress \ IS, care Times Dispatch
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stock in established mercantile. bug
mess, paying per cent. Il 81, cure
TimCp- DISnnich
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vii. sell my store and stock at a
sacrihce 10 quick buyer. Store To-
Gated In country town on railroad,
now doing good business. Address
523. care Times Dispatch
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agrnte llaantfn

GA1.ENDARs AND ADVERTISING
novelties. Read this letter from one
OF our statesmen:
Kennedy Brown-I Hall Co.. Jacksonville
Fla:
Gentlemen,--I have been with you
f.r nearly three years on Il comns-
sion bass and have averaged draw
Ing $325 per month c mmlss on. Your
line. Is eomplete and enables me to
travel the year around u.
Yours very truly,
! j. l.. GRADY.
4 Lining up nineteen twelve men
l! Low. Write us, F
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for sale

jfor sale
CIRVERs. PAIRS AND SETS: FISE
steel: beautiful styles; 81 and up.
CLARKE. HARDWARE. 1915 Main
WAGONS TO SUIT ron, RUBBER
tires put on promptly. at RlCHAKD-
sS,N BROs:. 6l5 brook Avrnue.
STRUCTURAL htoN, 1TEEL AND
Pipe OF sx2:y description cut te oroar.
s,-eet. Richmond. W. go "a
TWO SECOND HAND iiUNABOUTs.
one top buggy and several wagons,
are bargains. "a. MEYERS SONS. 73i
East Cary STREE
ON ACCOUNT Or MY HEALTU- ! OF
Tor Tor sale my livery and clipping bus
mess; one OF the uesl stanus III the
city. Apply JNo. +. HuNDLEY. City.
ON ACCOUNT OF BAD HEALTH,
sacrihce 10 quick buyer. Store To-
Gated IN country town on railroad.
now doing good business. Address
L 90, care Dispatch.
FOR SALE. FkIcK ROAD AND PIOW-
ing engine. eANlO. In perfect condi-
tio2; used one year on farm: en-
S!he at Suthcrlin. Va. Address j.
FORNEY YOUNG. So Gunther Build
Ing. Baltimore. Md.
TENDERS. FIRE SETS. ANDIRONs,
poiIshed and dull brass and black
IRON large line colonial patterns
CLARKE. HARDWARE. 1915 Main
Street.
SECOND HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT.
Soid and exchanged. !. BLUFORD &
CO. l63S-42 East Cary street
FOR SALE. MACHlNERY-9 AMEilT-
can No. 60. lO-inch planers ana
matchers: one American No 55 H.
men special hatcher; one American
No % u. li-!nch special hatcher: ono
Nitncove plhner li-inch; three Glen
cove special planers l0-.nch; two
Giencovc moulders, :0-inch one
Slcncovc HouIdrr. S-inch: one 4 inch
ideal Mcrshon band resaw: one 60
men Sturtevant single fan; four
Greenlee rip saws; two double rim
saws. JNO. l. ROPER LUMBER Co,
Nurfolk. Va.
SEVERAL sEC0ND-HAND BUGGIES,
two coal carts and one farm wagon:
also nice line OF buggies and run
abouts. THOS. IL. DUKE & co. .OI
Brook Avenue.
POCKET "KNIVES-3OO PATTERNS
best quality blades. % cents ana np.
CL-iRKE'S CUTLERY HEADQUAis-
TERS. l2l5 Main Street. sign VI
Paddock"
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUGS AND
le%eiry. kAMBOURIAN'S RENO
SATiN'i WORKS. 2l5 North First
SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT or
business wagons for every use. tons
and opens. Lowest rrices. a. MEY-
Tx > SONS, AL East Cary Street
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TAILOI;S.
THE PROPER XMAS PRESENT.

YOU WANT TO MAKE A NICE PREs-
ent to him. See MCCOY, Eighth md
Broad Streets, the fnest line of CT
gars and pipes in this city; Havana
cigars, the best that can be bought
packed in boxes, from coo. and up
Have Look, best ever. We are tho
agents for Park & Tilfords candies.
"a They emit be beat.
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Dihneun lotires.

Office of tho
Lanston Monotype Machine Company,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared a quarterly divt-
dend of ~ per cent. on tho capital
STOCK OF this company. payable on
the BOTH DAY OF DECEMBER. loli.
to stockholders of record at the close
of business December 20. 1911.
j. SELLERS BANCROFT,
Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA. December 8. 1911.
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poultry, 4orts ano Etbr stork

For sv-E. TnoR0GGHLY BR0E +
setter bitch, three years old; extra
good on single birds; good nose. good
retriever. Price, $50. Address C 49,
care Times Dispatch
ONE SORREL HORSE. EIGHT YEARS
Old: sound. prompt driver. suitable
for a victoria or surrey. Apply 10 T.,
&. SUTHERLAND. Nos. ana North
Cherry street.
FOR SALE. ONE LARGE BAY MARE,
suitable for carriage or buggy: ane
stopper. Apply 10 PERRY BROS,
30. %24 y. sixth Street
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a9isfelIanr1u5

UPH:oLsTERTNG AND MATTR EssEG
PARl-oR SUITS. COUCHES AND oLr
pieces rcupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary metnous.
Srlia Die work. SfDNOk & HUMID
LEY, Ill E.ust Proud Madison .2nI
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STATESMEN TO SELL OIL. CREASE.
paint. rnrnish and betting on very
day. Good side line. THE NOBLE
RE MING CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
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RAUCH & LANG ELECTRICS WA
verley electrics. Phone for a dem
onstration. and let Mr. Smith talk
with you. w. C. SMITH & co. Vine
and Main. Sli y. Ilfth Strert
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j2ptircs

ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Streets.-We have opened an up-to-
date and well-cquippcd electric gar
age for the care OF electric vebiclca
and storage batteries.
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SHOE REPAIRING.
BICYCLES.

WE HAVE THE MOST UP-To-DATt
line of bicycles to be found in Tho
city. Before buying don't fall to
call and see us. Also a large line OF
parts; everything that YOU need for
the bicycle at the lowest prices A.
l.. GENTRY. sos w. Broad Phone
Monroe 2O3l
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FREE TURKEY FOR YOU. FUCE
turkey for you! Beginning December
ana continuing until after Christ
mas, turkeys Will be exhibited at IS
NORTH Ninth street (basemenD. All
who have taken contracts are inyitnj
TO call. Turkeys not taken will be
SOLO by auction after r. 81 each
saturday. IL you wish free tur-
Key caii Tor particulars. Sale by
Valentine Auction Company. IA 4,
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asflIinrrp

~~~--~~~~~-~.-~~
ALL MILLINERY AND READY-MADE
garments reduced to special low
prices for balance OF the fall and
1923 East Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-08
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ESerS member OF the Lodge Ia ro-
20 attend. and members OF Sis
tsr lodges and transient brethren are
iraternaiiy invited to unto with as.
by order Of the worshipful Master.
BEN T. AUGUST.
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Gray National
Telnutograph Company Will be held
at IL o'clock on WEDNESDAY. De.
cenber 10. at Room II, Merchan...
National Bank Building.
IL D. WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
Richmond, Va, December g. 1911
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIIE
stockholders OF the Planters' National
Bank, OF Richmond, Va, Will be held
at IL o'clo, tx on TUESDAY. Jannarv
D, 1912. In tho bank building.
RICHARD II. SMITH. Cashier.
National Bank Of Virginia,
Richmond, Va, December s, 1911.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETiNG
or tho stockholders OF tho National
Bank Of Virginia will be held TUES
DAY, January 9. 1912. at IL O'clock
noon. at their banking house, corner
Ninth and Main Streets, Richmond.
Va w. NJ. ADDISON.
Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-08
Bank Statements.
Bank STATEMENTS.
OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank.
Resources.

AT RICHMOND IN
DECEMBER