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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01
HARAHAN ARRIVES
READY FOR WORK
NEW sEAsOARD HEAD WILL
TAKE TRIP OVER ENTIRE LINE
In NEAR FUTURE s------------

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. SET have
not had time to settle down actively
to work yet w. j. Harahan, who
became president of the Seaboard Air
line railroad on September Goth. said
.oday:
LAS soon as / have established nay
s.cts aAd pat. tif-.G IA.4A
noothiy." he continued, I expect TO
aka trip from one end of the Line
the other"
For the present Mr.. Harahan and
lis family-Mrs, Harahan, Misses
auth and Sarah. and James Harahan-
occupy a suite of rooms in the Moa
cello hotel AS soon as possible trey
III select home and make Their
rmanent residence In Norfolk.
Il find that We have reached Nor
DIX at an inopportune moment as
as house hunting Is concerned,
r. Harahan remarked. 4 have al
eady found that in October moving
ans and men to drive and load them
re in great demand and that we VIII
ave no easy task in obtaining de-
irabie home without Inconvenience,
But the worst of IT that the same
uudttiuns existed in New York when
sc moved away from there. SO, YOU
zee. we got it both going and coming.
o use the popular vernacular.
Until he has had more time to be
ONE acquainted with conditions here,
aid the new railroad president. he
i'll not be in a position To say what
purposes doing. Rut he likes Nor
Tx and says that he considers It a
ice city in which 10 live both from
pciai and business viewpoints
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GRAND JURY TO
SIT NEXT WEEK
CASES ON DOCKET IN UNITED
STATES DISTRICT COURT
ARE ANNOUNCED.

The grand jury of the United States
District court for the Eastern Distric>
of Virginia has been called for Tues
day morning. October Ssh, at II
o'clock. The grand jury will meet at
the same hour on the preceding Mon
day morning.
The following cases are on the dock
ct for the October term: United States
against Robert Hornes, alias Dot,
alias Doe, Harris; against Frank c.
Murphy: against Boord Armstrong
company. Incorporated against W. G..
stafford and Joseph Ayent. against
A. T. jones. alias A. f.. Andrews, and
Jennie James. alias. Jennie Andrews,
against Alexander jenkins; against A.
E. Shore. j. f. Shoe. John w. Phil
!, lips. A., Scott and Snlanan Mason;
against A w. Jones. Burt Jones and
stephen Bullock: against Jesse Cheek.
against Cabell r. Martin; against the
Southern Excelsior company. incor-
porated: against w. G.. Stafford. G. r.
Williams, Joseph Stafford and Joseph
Avent. against Charles b. Wood. John
NJ. Shea. Charles Johns, Charles Mil
Ter. Henry Evans and Luther w. Will
lisms; against Frank II. Fitzgerald;
against Oren T. Burroughs; agaIns,
William r. Hull; against Levy Aiexan-
der; against Clarence b. Wood,
against the Seaboard Air Line rail-
way, against Ciaren r.. Wuod. John
W. Shea. Charles Johns. Charles MIL
ter, Henry Evans and Luther Will
liams; against Erskine L. Lathrop,
agaist Walter b. Buchanan. against
Clarence II. Wood and John NJ. Rhea
against John w. Harrison, trading ms
the Ara gOn Coffee company.
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WILL MOBILIZE
FLEET AT MANILA

WASH NGToN. Sept 3o.--Simul-
tanennsIy- With the mobilization Of al
available vessels in the Atlantic fee
AT New York from October 18th &c
18th there will he held a similar re-
view at Manila OF all vessels that car
be assembled there from the AsiatiC
squadron.
Rear Admiral Nicholson, IN com
mand Of the Asiatic feet was direct
ed today by Acting Secretary OF the
Navy Andrews to assemble as many
,-essels as can be spared from Chinese
waters to Join in the review.
If conditions in China remain as
1T present, there will be assembled al
Manila nineteen ships of all classes
with q total displacement of 50.o4i
tons The Helena, Wilmington, FL
Cano. vilialobos, Quiros, Samar. Cal
lao and Piseatanua will remain In
Chinese waters. as II Is not deemed
nrivisabte Ia withdraw Them from their
stations.
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We Have Customers for Good Homes
In east end of city, ranging In price
from $4,000 10 $4,000. List them
with us, we can sell them
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Office of Superintendent city water
Works. Room lbs, city Hall.
Richmond Nn Sent IL 147S

Works Room lbs, city Hall.
Richmond Va, Sept. Is. 1919
Sealed proposals will he received In
this Office until p. NJ. Thursday
October 8, 1912. for furnishing and in
staliiDg a twenty-inch cast iron water
main across and in the bottom 81
James river from the north shore To
and across cor through the eastern
end of Belle Isle: thence across and in
shore: also proposals will he received
for doing the above work, pipe for
same to be furnished by the city In
stead of contractor
Ridders are requested TO visit and
look over the site OF the work Speci-
fcations, plans and information can he
obtained in this office. A deposit OF
ten dollars will he required OF each
bidder for each set Of plans and speci-
Hcattons, the deposit to hs returned
upon receipt by this office of the plans
and specifications Bids must be ad-
dressed TO the Committee on Water and
in the lower left hand corner or euve-
lope containing same must he written.
PROPOSAL FOR LAYING CAST IRON
WATER MAIN" The CamniItee-
Water reserves the right to increase
or decrease the specified quantities
twenty per cent and also to reject any
or all proposals or any part Of any or
of bidder must be shown on envelope
proposal
A certified check fnr-tiga hundred
dollars, PAYABLE TO the City Treasurer
must accompany each bid. Bond will
be required on each contract awarded
OF one-haif contract price
e r DAVIS; SQue rtntendeHt
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Oniea of Superintendent, city Water
Works. Room 1903. GUY Hall,

Works. Room 1903 City Hall.
Richmond, Va. sept. IS. 1sl2
Sealed proposals will be received in
this office until p. NJ Monday. Octo-
psTtmenf with nut and stove anthra-
cite coal. to be delivered at the fol-
lowing places;
Two tons stove anthracite coal at
Marshall totdJ reservoir.
Two tons nut anthracite coal at new
reservoir
Eight tons stove anthracite coal at
storehouse, at Canal and Madison
streets
Fifteen tons stove anthracite coal at
pumphouse.
Five tons nut anthracite coal at
pumphouse.
-Four tons stove anthracite coal at
settling basins.
Four tons nut anthracite coal at
settling basins: coal for settling basins
to be delivered In bags, freight pre-
paid TO Korah station. Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.
Further information can be obtained
from this office
The Committee on water reserves
the right to increase or decrease the
specified quantities twenty per cent,
also 10 reject any or all proposals or
any part of any or all proposals. also
TO order the coal In such quantities
and at such mes as may be hfees-
sary.
Proposal must be submitted in
sealed envelope containing the name
and address OF bidder. and in the lower
left hand corner must be written
PROPOSAL FOR ANTHRACITE
COAL
Successful bidder will be required to
execute contract.
f. z DAVIS.
Superintendent
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01
CHARLOTTE LEADS OLD
NORTHSTATE TOWNS IN
NUMBER OF FACTORIES

the values being 1893, zoe and sassy
Respectively.
The gross value of products from
Greensbo-o's 81 plants was s2.0310o0
in 1910. which, less the cost of ma
terinl, gave a clear value, by means
OF manufacture, OF $4,000. This is
the only one OF the eight cities, out
side Of Asheville. giving less than seven
figures for the value given products
by manufacture. the figures for the
city OF the land of the Sky" being
1855, 000
1t may be interesting To note that
the eight largest cities in North Car
DINA, according To population, viz.
Charlotte. Wilmington. Raleigh, Ashe-
Vile, Durham, Winst0n-SHlem,
Greensboro and High Point. have a
total Of 52S manufacturing establish
ments or only about 9 per cent of
the whole total of 1891 establish
ments in North Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01
LEG Al NOTICE.
IN THE HUSTINGs COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER
IL, 1919

To Walter r. Francis, Wilton r.
Francis. John II. Francis and James
s. Francis, partners. trading under
the style OF w r. Francis T.
Brothers Frank B. Wassmer and
Mary II. Roster and to all other per-
sons whom il may concern:
You are hereby notified that the city
OF Richmond q municipal corporation
Virginia. shall at eleven t1D O'clock
apply TO the Hastings court of the citS
OF Richmond for the appointment nf
commissioners to ascertain what will
be just compensation for the land or
other property. or for the interest or
estate therein. proposed TO be cons
demned FOR the usuS Of toe city OF Rich
nond. and 10 award the damages. II
any. resulting 10 the adjacent or other
property owned By you or the property
of any other person, beyond the
peculiar benefits that Will aecrme 20
YOU respectively from fhe construction
and maintenance of the work or inf~
provement proposed 10 be done or made
by the city of Richmond. ia the OPEN
Ing OF Lady street between Beverly and
Taylor streets. the ownership, location
and description of which property and
the particular nature of which work
viii fully appear by reference to a petit
ton and EXHIBITS Herewith filed ia the
clerks Office OF the said caurt. ON the
.lst day of September. 1919.
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
BY II. r. POLLARD.
Eifx .Atrrrney-
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GOVERNOR RAISES
PAYLOR'S REWARD

DASy1LI.E, VA. Sept. ss.---Gov-
eernor Mann. has written to Common
wealth's Attorney Thomas Hanilin au-
thnrizsng him to offer reward OF
s2oo for the apprehension Of William
s. paylor accused absconding treas
nrer OF this city, under indictment fm
embexzlement.
The Fidelity and Deposit company
OF Maryland and the Illinois Surety
company have offered rewards of ye0d
each, making an aggregate now Of
$500 for Payfor's apprehension. The
fugitiye's whereabouts il unknown. "a
far aa any infnrmatina ean he eleAH-r
here.
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Ore Hundred Feet. situated In south
Richmond. near car line ana near
Forest Hill. AT great bargain see
us at once,
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A copy TeHte
Matter CHRISTIAN. clerk.
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Office OF City Engineer,
GifS Hail
Richmond, Va. sept 81. 1912
-0TlCE To CoNTR ACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until 3 p NJ Thursday
October 5. 1914 for doing certain
granolithic work At Joseph Bryan
Park. and FOR repairing and painting
parkkee pers house at Gambels Hill
Park, and for constructing IA public
comfort station at game pafk.----
Further Information may be OBJ
tanned by applying at this office
A certified check for s50 made pay
able to tn. Treasurer OF the City. must
accompany each bid. as a guaranty of
execution Of contract
The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings reserves the right to reject
any or ali proposals.
CITAS. F. BOILING,
City Engineer,
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Three Homes, Rented 10 Good raging
tenants st $500 rental per anhuH-
Price So 900 See us at once,
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orice Of superintendent CIV water

Office of Superintendent CITY Water
Works Room 1903 city Han,
Richmond, Va, sept IS. 1917
Sealed proposals viii be received In
this office until / =. II. Monday, octo-
Der ~, Iei2. for the following supplies.
Cast iron pipe. special castings and
three nozzle fire MIGRANTS.
Speestaea ii@s4s, rf4ffs ana information
can he obtained from this Office. and
bids must be made by form Of proposal
furnished by this office This Com
mittee on Water reserves the right 10
increase or decrease the specified
Quantities twenty per cent. and the
right to reject any or all proposals,
or any part OF any or all proposals.
certified check for one hundred dol
lars. payable to the city Treasurer.
must accompany each hid. Bond viii
be required ON each contract awarded.
Proposal must be submitted in sealed
envelope containing the name and ad :
dress Of bidder. directed to the Com
mittee on Water, and in the lower left
hand corner must be written what the
contents of the envelope are
L E DAVIS.
Supe rintendent.
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SOUTHERN RAILWA
PHxxrgs CaRRisH or TEE Sorrn,

PREMIER CaRRiEn or rHE SorTn
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
w. B,-Folowing schedule figures publash6
information and not euars pferd
$40 M.-~Daiiy--fssai for Charlotte, nuzA
and Raleigh
io45 4 VI = Daily y Limited Fer ~ ~
Soath Drawing Room Buffet. sisapinM GAea
Ashevilie n G.
500 r. MIS-. Sunday Local fos DafhayA
Intermediate stations, .ss
5.sab F VI far Esss~iass. AsinAsnt
Birmingham. with electric lighted Dlawinx ~
sleeping Car, zaf
Pullman ready AGO p. NJ i.aa::
YORK RIVER III g.
4yh r M.--Daits--Tc West Point, ugnne
fos Baltisnsre Mon, Wcd and FRIDAY
500 A NIX Sun and y 10 r. N.
and Frt--L1eai to West Point, sss5s ii
TRAINS ARRIVE RItsIIMuxI4 z3
From sha South: 40 a. Ms $40 A. III 451 y
and sos r. NJ 'dsiiys iss:S& 4 y \ ssseD
from west Poiuf. p.sd Il. III. dry I'M
Mon, Wed sad Fri: - =. ~ eseeQ
:. f HtReESs. u. II M
cor Ems: Mxis- street, Wf4na ~
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

ONLY ALI4-RAIL LINE TO NoRFOKa
Schedule in effect September so, i45
Leave Byrd street Station, RiehnGlj
for Norfolk ta:00 A. NJ, 400 FL
"4;l0 T.. NJ
For Lynchburg and the West: Sc
A. NJ. 1850 A, NJ. e3;9o p. NJ, a oil
+ N
Arrive Richmond from NorfOt
.lI:40 A. NJ. s6.35 r. NJ, *II,S0 Pm
From the West: -s:40 A. Al. oe.I03
NJ, hl:40 y. Nj, "s:05 r. NJ. 1900 e. a
%Dails aitaiiy except Sunday
bSunday only.
W. r BEvII.L, G. II. B0SLls
q T. A.. Roanoke. y. P. A.. RichmoII
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=. (. BURGESS, u. K. M
sas Ems. AlsiA street, k1nR
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay RnI
way Company.
SCHEDULE OF ELECTRIC TRAINS
l.EI L.f.sI I'VE ii " tAia .- -a.

sCnEDULE OF EI-EcTRfc TRAINS
EFFECTIVE MAY 80, 1919.
Leave Richmond. Laurel and Bread strdl
b~s;o5 A. M, *7:f0 A. M. bs.iG A. NJ. s;l0 A. y
ssl0.io A. NJ. ll:Ie A. NJ. i:lo P. NJ. 2:Iu r.
ai07itfA N, if.t0 A. NJ. ITO P. NJ, 10 7.
$40 r. NJ, ,h4:io r NJ. $50 Z NJ, ego
Leave Ashland, England and Maple strs1l
'e:a5 A. NJ, bs7ea A. NJ, 500 A, NJ. he0a A. j.
le.Oo A. NJ. ''u;o0 A. N, 'i2.oo VI. IT; 100 r. r.
r. NJ. 100 P. NJ. s0oP. NJ, beooP NJ. iid0 P.s1
DAILY, except Sunday.
s.Sunday only.
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Ealia IInsfer Train.

STANTON, VA. Sept. Sew G.
Eddins, seventeen years of age. Was
insta ntly killed near here last night
when he fell under the wheels of a
Chesapeake and. Ohio freight train in
attempting To board it. Eddins was
son Of C. G. Eddins. OF near Staun-
ton. His bodyI which WA. literally
eat t. pieces, ~as brought here Tor
burial.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01

Nice Elcyd-Age1ae Home, Ntme
rooms, all modern conveniences, al 9
ebargaiu See at once
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01

Liat Your Vacant Property With Us.
We can rent IT.
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Mrs Rahlke IN Hnsni,aI.

Mrs. George W. Bahlke is at the
npon la~.e threat. lhs,e operation will
be performed by Dir, ". f. Mercer.
assisted BY Dr, VIM. r. uppenheimer
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Virginia State Fd
SUMMER RESORTS

The Halifax Inn, riuus.oc. Va La
and Litnra water. High. coon, e1e1~
tfon among the hills of Virginia. r.
the Norfolk and Western RaiIr0A&sM
Large airy rooms. halls and pOrchG|
Excellent table. Special reduced rate
to summer boarders.
For information address
PROPRIETOR HAy.-Sx INN
Ha.ssfnn. KfrHfafa. ssls+T
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SHOE REPAIRING
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING.
los. Repnte IL You Briaa Shoes With
this coupon. Mems shoes half-soled.
T5c. rebated to 65c. ladies haifsoies,
soc, rebated 10 soc. Every air
sewea. hest leather: no nails. no
pegs Heslinr. 25c. pREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, Ti6 East
Main. Phone Monroe 1861.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Stoek and Grain Farm
al ready stocked or else n good gem
efsff store property in southern
states / have a large ice plant
creamery and Ice cream factory COM
bir.ed at Elmer. Salem Co, y. ].
which I wish TO exchange; good husi-
ness; everything good running order
Possession AT once. C. II. 'OLIPHANT
Elmer. N. j.
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SITUATIONS--MALE

yeunS Man. Ntn~teea Years of Age.
desires II position; either inside or
outside work. excellent experience III
newspaper work. experience also as
salesman and solicitor. can furnish
hest of references from we'll known
concerns of this city. Address NJ
II. r., care OF The Richmond Nir-
ginsau.
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PICTURE FRAMING

Before Having Pictures Framed, Ca
at Gil West Main street. / can save
YOU about half what others charge
Big line or frames for portrait agents
AT Wholesale prices. w, Nj. LEIGH,
sil West Main. Phone Mon. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01

List Your Farms with J. A. Connolly
Is Company Write postal for neces-
sary blanks.
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READ 81
FOR
PROFITS
@Vnginian Want Ads"
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SMITH e ROHLEDER,
I0f North seventh.

SMITH e. ROHLEDER,
I04 North seventh.
Modern Grove Avenue Residence Ten
rooms. every modern convenience,
hot water heat.
We Have Customers for Good Homes
In east end of city, ranging In price
from $4,000 70 $4,000. List them
with us, we can sell them
Liat Your Vacant Property with Cs.
We can rent II
---------------- ----- - -
Nice Elcya-Avenae Home. Nin~
rooms all modern conveniences. at q
sbargain. See US at once.
Ten Nice. New. Modern, Up-to-Dste
brick houses on West Main. from
s3.s50 to s4T00. These are great
bargains, Easy terms.
Nice Corner Lot. Only One square
from the Boulevard, ct a bargain.
FIFTY Feet In Scott'~ Addition, oniy
one square from The Boulevard. at a
great bargain. See US at once
Ore Hundred Feet. situated In south
Richmond near car line and near
Forest Hill. at great bargain see
US at once,
tenants st s300 rental per annum.
Prizes. So 900 See us at oree,
Forty Feet ON Grove Avenue Mt Great
bargain, Ses as At once.
THE VIRGINIA REALTY COMPANY
100 North seventh street. fnone
Mpnroe Ia4y.
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MISCELLANEOUS
cESTRYss ron BICYCLES.

Agency for the Emblem AND Dayton
Rlrveiex You can find anything You
want In a bicycle st nay place. Aos
West BROAD street Phone Monroe
90S1
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~. Res, work ia the city For the

rae Hest work Ia the CITY For the
money. Half Mems shoes sew
"a soc, nailed. $50. fad4es, sewed
soc. nailed. 35c; half soled, children's
she.es soc: rubber heels. 25c. 3sc, ace
and soc. Give us a trial once. Work
called for and delivered promptly,
III. RoHM, manager. 2le Il. Broad
street. Phone Madison COLL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01

Capable ea1esnsan - Cover virklnts
with staple line. High commissions.
e10o monthly advance AMI permanent
E4@ ppestt0n to right man. JESS IL
Is NINTH CO.. Detroit. aIleis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01
COAL AND WOOD

Long L. the Original weed Man and
has the original heat-giyiug kind in
large oak, pine and hickory. or per-
fectiy dry slab, cheapest Tor kindling
and cooking. Try him once. Madi-
son 1869. THE WOOD MAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01
WANTED

WanteA--Feathcr Reds. Oid-time An
ttque sofas, tables. sideboa rds. chaira
bureaus. china, hrasses, etc. BEARD
Is w, Main. Madison e307, ,,.ss
WHnted--Oid Goase Feathers. c. G.
LEW. as Vest Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-01

FOR SALE
Fer Sate---Handsome Chamber suit.
Franklin and cooking stoves cheap.
51T North Eighth
------
just Getting Tive carloads of Rug giles
and wagons. and We must make some
room. SO any vehicle yuu may want
can be bought here very low in price.
New Hughes Eeesss so Up. and Sow
and during fair week we Will ofref
special prices to reduce our stock.
See as before you buy.
We Have Several Secondhand Baagi~s
and carts from $40 up ssiti they car
be bought sat special bargain prices.
We Have Several High-trade Surr~ys
and runabouts that can he bong 1t
at "A special discount.
BRlSToW- CO.. I43s East
- -..s
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FARMS WANTED

N You Really Want to Sell Your Farm
write today for listing blank. Z. s.
COTTREI.L AZ CO, Sei f. FrankIiE
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PERSONAL

LESSER. the Ladies' Taller. she onIy
Que In town who makes speC iait y
OF altering all kinds OF garments to
the latest fashion Every garment
that is altered in my establishment
II done under my personal superyis-
ion Prices very moderate and work
satisfactory THE Raleigh Apart
ment, Harrison and Franklin. Phone
Madison tsr2ss .----------
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!, statesmen

gafesman Wanted--Far Vacancy In VIZ
gfnfa territory. travelling salesman,
experienced In grocery. dry goods,
IA Speciality or advertising lines: posi-
tiou permanent: wali-kncTn line will
pdy $4,000 per year to capable man.
BOX 4s5. iowa City. Iowa
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E<FTt RE.

Yeur Credit ia coed at RTtMs. BAL
LEY g. co, SOS West Hroaa.
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SPECIAL R0tfCE


Old Hair Mastre~1es made over Like
new. We get them and return them
the same day. JACOB EMI4ALF.
Phone Madison a?92
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T.e.s---On broad and Main NJ End OF
linc or Church fiiii. ladys Ertp,
containing chlldrens clothes ana =
magazine Return TO Eirginian Of
flee and receive reward
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FlPN Ant ED--MALE

White Caddy Boys Wanted mt the
Country club of Virginia On Satur~
day afternoons. Must he over
twelve years OF age,
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ROOMS TO RENT

For Rent-Three Nice Rooms fer Light
house keeping; all modern convent
rnres. $40 North avenue Barton
Heights Phone Madison 6o62-J.
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Modern Grove Avenue Hrsidence- Ten
rooms. every modern convenience,
hot water heat
New-York tribune., 1912-04-20
CROSSED TITANIC'S GRAVE
Bergs Still Near, but Sailors Saw
No Wreckage.

Boston. April l9.-Ohicers Of the Brit
ish freight steamer Kasenga, which ar
rived at Quarantine from Calcutta to-
day. were surprised to learn of the IT,
tanic disaster. having passed approx
mately over the scene within twelve
hours of the White Star liners founder
ing The Kasenga is not equipped with
wireless.
I'VE passed over that SPOT at noon
time on Monday" said Captain Skelt.
I've struck the ice in north latitude VI
degrees ~ minutes and west longitude
~ degrees 80 minutes. In all there were
about twenty-five icebergs, with Il sur
rounding ice field, and they extended as
far as II degrees 81 minutes north and
40 degrees west. No sign Of wreckage
was noticed by any Of us, but. of course,
not knowing Of the disaster, We didn't
look carefully. The ice fields may have
pushed any survivors or wreckage away
from the place where the Titanic went
down.
"I remember remarking to the man on
watch that some one was likely to have
trouble with that ice."