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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
&gent5 1lIanffn

AGENTS, SELL ALIENS PoRT Ss> s1 &
bath apparatus: So. commission On
each sale, Call BELL BROWN
Hayward Hla1d cos ftore. 1907 West
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The Valentine Auction Co.
AUCTiONEERS
g 1 s EaAS ST BROAD ST.
STORE SHELVING. SHOWCASE. ETC.
AT AUCTION

THIS FRIDAY. MARCH i.
at 1890 o'clock.
we VIII sell at No. 500 East Broad
Street (now temporarily occupied by
The Globe Clothing Company. about
100 running feet good Shelving. seven
feet nigh and deep shelves; about 200
wood nooring: ono tent foot silent
Salesman Showcase. partitions for two
lifting rooms (each about four feet
souare): lot Window Fixtures. etc.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co
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TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1912.
: n'nlnl.iS l. II

on the premises, proceed TO sell "a
public auction the property conveyed
therein, viz: MI that certain piece.
parcel or LOT of land WIN the brick
dwelling thereon. known as No. 113
East Lsigh Street. lying and being IN
the city OF Richmond, Va, and bounded
as follows. to-wit: Fronting on thu
southern line OF Leigh Street $50 feet
east OF the eastern line or First Street.
thence running eastwardly along the
said southern line of Leigh Street. and
fronting thereon - feet, thence at
right angles in souther!y direction
betwecI parallel lines 100 feet
11nis dwelling Is well constructed OF
good material. Has eight or nine
rooms. and latest improved hot water
heat, and is situated on the best block
on Leigh street (uear Millar's HoteD.
This house viii make a most excellent
home. or would command good
rental.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs of sale. taxes and Insurance to
day of sale. and a debt of $500. now
due and interest thereon from Jam
uary 20. 1911. and balance at six.
twelve and eighteen months. secured
by decd Of trust on the property.
j. d. CARNEAL,
TRUSTEE
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MANAGEn OF ABILITY WANTED TO
take charge OF an cataunsned job
printing once IN tHig city. Uniy en-
erGvtic, wiuc-awnhc, ap-io-datc JOB
printer need apply. Good opportu-
nity presents itseli to the right man.
Apply. WITH fun particulars 70 IL
3lo. care Ttnes-DispatCn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

LONGS WOOD Is GOOD BECAUSE IT
was split in right season and of
good. large trees. q sample load
will pleasv you. His coal burns TO
ashes Easy to take up. Phone Mad
lyon 1o69-lU70.
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93fetin99

q \ STATED COMMUNICATION
Ny of Temple Lodge. No. 0. A., f. "
/W\ y. NJ, Will be held. In Masonic
Temple THIS (FridaY) EVENING, at
Gao o'clock.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
to unite with us.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
ALEX. w. ARCHER,
Secretary
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sltuatlons ll.antro, spaIe

GOOD CLERICAL Man or EXPERI-
enc. desires position either IN or
firm preferred address * ii7. care
Times-D!spa ten.
WANTED, 4 SPECIALITY LINE TO
grocery trude; any territory; am "a :
,nii!ar with al! North Carolina trade
Can furnish reference 3o2, care
Times Dispatch.
CARRIAGE AND a L r Q 81 o b L T.
painter wants q steady JOB; good
striper and letterer. steady and So
her. Address 1873, care T!mes-Dis-
putch. -
Y0IISG COLLEGE Man DESIRES PO-
sitiuu. not afraid or work. can fur
nish letter from former employer.
Il s26, care Times Dispatch.
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BY J. D. Carneal & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION s..In
OF
NO. 113 EAST LEIGH STREET.

dated April .. 1910, recorded in tho
clerks office, Richmond Chancery
Court, in u. B 2o6-D, page S4S. de-
fault having been made III the pay
thereby. and having been required by
tn, beneficiary therein SO to do. VIII,
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TRUSTWORTHY MEN OR WOMEN
wanted as local representatives OF
responsible manufacturer: high-class
merchandise and clean selling meth
dds: S13 per week guaranteed IN
easy conditions. with possibility of
$40 and advance. Exper!ence moi
necessary. MANUFACTURER, Box
a78, Philadelphia
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iorlp lAanteo, female
wAHTab
situations GlaantfD, ffmaIe

foGNd LADY WISHES POSITION At
once. Address II sI4. care Times
Dispatch.
ENERGETIC WIDOW OF REFINE
ment desires position as managing
housekeeper In apartment house, ho-
tel or home. whore ability IS appre-
oiated. No objection 10 leaving city.
All, care Times Dispatch.
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opal ann Gltpoo

one ORDER OF oUR DRY KiSDLIN7;
wood VIII bring the second sl.75
half-cord. The cheapest wood to use,
our slab. 81 half-cord. Dry pine and
oak always on hand. too. MlDLO-
THAN WOOD co. Phone Madison
3JlG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

FROST PROOF CABBAGE. PLANTS
delivered in Virginia and North Car
olina sl.4o per thousa nd: sure pead-
ers; punched in less OF so plants
1sNTERPRiSE PLANT CO.. Meggetts
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2ANO TONE REST0RING.-BY OUR
unique method NO can make your ola
plano sound as good as MANY new
Instruments Jur repair department
ID equipped to do al! KINDS Of piano
ana player-piano work. Estimates
! Shce:1ully gi"er. without charge.
Come In ana get our expert ai
wee wlthout ,biiyating yourself.
CRAFTS. j12l IL. Broad Street Kich.
inUnu, Va. Madison GbOG
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for sale

ONE FARM WAGON, $50; THREE
coal carts, several second hand top
buggics. cheap. to make room. Wa
CONS. buggies and runabouts at spe-
clnl prices. THOS. H. DUKE & co,
SOL Brook Avenue
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&urtfpn sales, JFutltrs mays

3 COMMISSIONER SALE
VALUABLE TRACT OF TIMBER
LAND NEAR MCKINNEY, IN DIN
WIDDIE COUNTY, VA
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TWO SECONDHAND RUNABOUTS
ono top buggy and several wagons
all in good repair and pninted. These
arc bargains. a MEYERS SONS, 73l
East CarN Street.
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aelp, eeaIf ano gemaIr

WAITED. CASHIER AID BOOK,
Regular position TO weli-qualified
lady or man. References REQUIRED
Address INSURANCE" care Times
Dispatch.
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nANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS. Jewellers al,
East Main Street bay. sell, eXchang,,
ana REMOlNT DIAMONDS IN TIFF,
LATEST STYLES. old gold and sill
J yer hlMnys tlken In eNchanKn
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tManRh

IooRl IooKi fooR!c W. ),
for old clothes, gents ,, 10y CASH
boots. shoes. furniture, etc i'i nadnags.,
500 N. Twenty-ninth Street ADDRESS
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\. c: MUELLER, SURGEON CHI
ropodist. now located at 100 %. az
broad street, OVER Commonwealth
Bank. ONCE hours: il. AI.-S p. NJ:
saturday, 10 T.. Nj. SUNDAY, &c NJ
pa nlcurlng. FhOnc Monroe 25GO-l.
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HANICUNIST : T1RST-CLA par
vate pnrlor for ladies and gentle
linen. DIR. MUELLER. Chiropodis,.
lIg2 East Broad Street
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WATCH PEPAJRING.
WEDDING RINGS.
ANTIQUES

SOLID GOLD PLAIN WEDDING RINGS
from SO up at WM. TOBIEN, JR s.
los East Broad Street.
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lANo MOViNG.-WE CAN pUT
ysui piano where others would moi
o,.empt the WORK our moving de-
pnrtnient Is hnaily equipped TO move
all kinds OF furniture md nianos
CRAFTS. Mioyiag Department. III
Fast Broad street. Nacison 65Os
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TO The FUELIE:
"lsh TO announce that I 10
al Kinds Of carpenter ana brick
work. build and repair houses. Office,
e52 =. Twenty-ninth Street i. j.
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HTNEN' HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
y at AIUGHEss 2o9 North Third.
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WANTED M ano,a TO BUY FOR CAT
a Phone Madison 1851. quaint ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
BUSY WEST POINT.
DEWBERRY CROPS
Berries, Potatoes and Other
Early Crops Bring Much
Money to Town.

West Point Va. June 22-This sec
ton is having most wonderful crop
CT the dewberry. The steamboats, are
carrying quantities to city mark cts,
and the cry OF street vendors through
the streets as they bring the fruit
across the ferries is heard all day.
The Baptist preacher and his family
went out enc day this week to spend
the day with one of his members and
they picked thirty quarts. he picking
thirteen quarts in two hours, the hot
test day of the season.
The new electric plant, now being
built at q and Eighteenth Streets is
nearing completion. AMI will furnish
light and power in abundance The
county road machine. which has been
busy at Euclid Heights. the new SUI
burb is going good work. and already
the roadways are showing to advant-
age. 4 new street is to. be put paral-
lei with the county highway. extending
from Thirty-ffth Street to the Euclid
Boulevard. This street will be paved
and have all improvements. along its
length.
The business manager Of the Farm
ers Exchange has been shipping many
hundreds of bushels OF splendid Irish
potatoes through the Produce EN-
change at West Point, brought in from
the farms on the York River in New
Kent and lower King and Queen. They
are shipped earlier and are better
than for years.
Crops in this section are in fine con-
dition and there will be a great deal
OF fruit Some very fire peaches and
raspberries are ripeninG in West Point
now. and fig bushes are fourishing
There is Il great scarcity of carpen-
tiers a this time. and nrch building. A
gentleman and his family from New
Jersey came down to this section on a
visit The gentleman found job and
went to work and may settle heres He
is practical mechanic and is well
coined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23

products OF such .actorice In the
whole South the capital invested in
factories increased between 1899 and
1908 from sl.Ise30?.o 900 to s2.ss3.s2c.
600, or by sl.ss7 .d27.o 900, equal to al
per cent. against an Increase in the
whole country from sS.975,25 900 10
lSt2s.2Io.ooo. or by sai53.Ol4. 600.
equal 70 1853 per cent, and IN the
whole So?th the value Of products or
factories increased from si.564lS3. 600
TO SS.l5S.3as.ooo or by 1884, 2i6. 600.
equal 10 ioi.c per cent. against an in
crease in the whole country from Sill
fo6.s21.O00 TO S20.6I2. 052,0 900. or by So
ss5.l25.ooo. equal to ST. per cent.
In 1909 OF the total capital invested
in factories in the South sI.233. 0io. 600.
or 80 per cent. was III cities having
population OF more than 10000. and
N.te5.9ss.o0o. or 81 per cent. was in
such cities. The greater amount az
&c capital. invested in Southern fac
tories and in the value OF their pro-
ducts was In communities having a
population in 1910 OF less than 10000.
One hundred and eighteen cities In
the South In that year had a popula-
ton greater than 10000. and or them
fortysciEht cities had Dopula ton
greater than $4,000. in the latter cities.
which in ten years had an aggregate
Increase in population OF 33.t per cent
the capital invested IN factories in
creased from s57OoT1.ooo to sl,054.-
0cS,000. or by 1888. 900, equal 10 SIS
per cent. and the value Of their pro-
duct incrcaaed from s735.l51. 900 TO ST.
2Ii.9Si,o0o. or by 1886. $50. 900. equal to
IS per cent.
The increase In factory capital In
these cities was 2s.7 per cent. of the
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total increase of factory capital In the
South in the ten years. and the in
crease in value Of factory products in
these cities was 1871 per cent of tho
total increase in the value Of such
products in the South
Tho increase In ten years in tho
south. outside cities having more than
5000 population in 1910. was In capi-
tai from s626. 23i. 900. TO 3i.sag.-
$1,000. or by sI.2O3. 500. 900. equal 10
1872 per cent. and in value OF products
from Ss2s.oa2.ooo TO si.sss.4ls 600 or
by Sl.o57.s 600 equal 20 1l5 per cent.
Naturally Birmingham. Ala. with its
iron interest. and with its hustlIng
people and It's vigorous trade organi-
cations led these strictly Southern
cities in the rate OF increase in factory
capital In ten years with 4iaS per
cent. HI Paso. Tex. being second, with
1852 per cent: Lynchburg. Va, third,
with 3oo.7 per cent: Austin. Tex,
fourth. with 29S2 per c, MT. and Tam
pa. Fla. NTH, with 2sS per cent. In
actual increases in capital, ST. Louis
led with $lis,ss6.000. Baltimore being
second. with s57,22oUpo; Louisville
third, with s35.42l 900: Kansas City
fourth. with s19.737, 600. and Birming-
ham nth. with sle.40i600 In actual
increase in the value OF products tho
rank with the same. with the exccp-
ton that Richmond tock nth place.
with an increase OF s22.6SS,d0O
The figures show Virginia TO be n
leader in 1909 in several lines. as fol-
lows: Lumber and timber. s35,S55 900;
tobacco. s25.3s5o00: -four and grist
mill. sl7.59So0o; railroad shop con-
struction and repairs. s2,956. 900: leeth-
ei. $S.257.ooo.
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$1,000, 900 TO cover cost of new tur-
bine plant and pole line extension.
constructed during 1911 and 1912.
Hartman Hosiery Mills. Hartman
Tenn. organized with 100000 Capt
tai stock to build plant for knitting
hosiery.
! Morrow, prendcreas,. Tenn. anc
associates. Will oygnhizc 500. oov-
company to build 1000 spindlr cot,on
yarn mill
Mutual Canning Company. Whining
: ton. y C., organized with $4,000 cap.
.tal stock TO establish cannery. man
ufao:ure baskets, etc.
! Home oil and Fertilizer Company,
I Headiand. Ala. Will incorporate with
! $4,000 cnpitui stock 10 build cot
| Ton oil mill. cotton gin and fertilizer
factory
! Piedmon, Granite and Quarry Com
| pany, Mooresvlle. y. c., incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock to devel-
/ on Gu.rrics on hfteen acres OF land
and plans daily capacity of from 200
to 300 tons.
Muskogee Waterpowcr Company
Iuskogee. Okla organized with 9oo.-
600 capital stock to build hydvo-elec.
tric plant. Developing 1000 horsepow
er for transmission by electricity.
Thayer Manufacturing Company
Charlotte. " G., awarded contract for
construction Of two-story. $50 ny Z25-
foot spinning mill. one story and
basement. 1853 by 2iO-foot weaving
mill cottages for 500 operatives, etc
/ This 100000 corporation was organ
i"cd several months ago TO build %
800 spindle and 800 loom cotton mill
! International Preservation CoInpa.
ny, Atlanta. Ga, incorporated with
! 100000 capital stock % tnanufac-
ture fuid for preserving eggs, fruit,
! and vegetables.
| Anderson Gas Company. Anderson
| ), c., incorporated with 100000 cap
ital stocy by Pennsylvania capital
lists to build gas plant
! Fabrik Development Company. Char.
lotte, y. c.. incorporated with $50
! 900 capital stock to manufacture tex
| tile fabrics.
I'M Cotton Compress Company. Al
'XanGria. La, incorporated with $780,
600 capital stock to manufacture cot
ton congresses.
Peoples Ice and Cold Storage Com
nany' 81 Petersburg. Fla. organized
with 100000 capital stock to build
ice and cold storage plant.
James Cameron Mcconachie. King.
l
itaiis's. purchased 1880 acres OF
land near Mobile. Ala. for aiv!sior
INTO farms and colonization.
Empire Cotton Oil Company. Guth.
RE. Okla. incorporated with rs 900
capita! stock to manufacture cotton
seed oil.
Reversible Metal Single Manufac
turing Company. Halifax. ~ c.. incor.
porated with $4,000 capital stock t.
manufacture metal shingles
Cvalde Rock Asphalt Company
Beaumont, Tex, Incorporated Wit
$4,000 capital stock to nevelop as
phart property
Memphis Coffin Company. Memphis
Tenn Increased capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000
suffolk Barrel and Box Company
suHolk. Va. incorporated with So.
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MANUFACTURING
ALL DOWN SOUTH

Tendencies in Southern manufactur-
ing in the first ten years OF the pres
ent century strikingly indicated in n
pnge or more Of figures set forth in
the last weeks issue OF the Manufac-
turers' Record. which figures show in
detail the increases in the capital in
vested in factories in Southern cities
that had population of more than
10000 in 1910. and OF the value OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-23
NEW INDUSTRIES
OF 1HfPAST WEEK
Developnental Announcements
From Various Sections
Of South.
Especial to The Times. pispa,cb

baTnloFs. juno 22.--Amoug INC
Southern Industrial and other devel-
opmentai enterprises announced in
this weeks issue Of the Manufacture
ers Record arc the following
san Diego Irrisating Company. san
Diego. Tex, plans 20 construct rein
forced concretc dam 1900 Tee: long
by 81 feet nigh for .rnpoundinE 10000
acre feet OF water and irr!satlng
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900 capital stock to establish plant
for manufacturing barrels. boxes. etc.
Arkansas Lumber Company, War
rem. Ark. will build saw mill with
daily capacity 100, 600 feet of lumber
replacing plant recently burned.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-09
STONINGTON
Burglars at Public Market Get Only $1, Some Plugged Quarters and Some Cooked Meats-OfficiaIs Start Plans for Anniversary Celebration.

Burglars broke into the Public mar ket in Water street some time Friday night, broke open the cash register taking what little there was left They also took a plenty of minced ham and other cooked meats. The safe was not troubled and the office was left without being disturbed by the intruders. It is thought the work was done by anna teurs. Entrance was gained through a window on the east side of the build ing, which was broken. A chisel and cleaver that lay on the bench were used to open the cash register. It is thought the reason the fellows did not go any further was because they were disappointed in not finding more. About $1 in pennies was secured, be- sides some plugged quarters.
 Planning for Anniversary.
 At the meeting of the warden and burgesses Friday evening there was read and accepted an invitation to a smoker held Saturday evening. A pe- stition from the Village Improvement society was received and granted, giv- ing the society permission to move the drinking fountain now in front of the residence of T. W. Garity in Main street to the fork of the roads that turn off at the south point near the railroad track The subject of the 10oth anniversary of the battle of SJonington was taken up. It was voted to invite all the organizations of Ston- ington to appoint committees to con- fer with the board of warden and bur gesses at a special meeting held for the purpose in Borough hall Dec. 23. At this meeting it is probable that com mittee will be appointed to draw up a petition to be presented to the legisla- ture asking for an approximation from the state to be expended in defraying expenses in connection with the cele- bration. It is necessary that the peti- tion be presented at the coming ses- sion of the general assembly.
 Velvet Mill Starts Today.
 John Bunan from the New York office of the American Velvet company has completed his work here in con- nection with the annual inventory at the mill and has returned to New York. The mill will resume work this (Mon- day) morning after ten days vaca- tion.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-09

the casa that the state and local police have been at work on.
 c. E. Meeting.
 Lessons o.f the Snow was the sub feet of the Y. P. s. c. E. meeting Sunday evening, and the committee in charge was ma de up of J. G. Johnson, J. L. Inman, Josephine M. Clifford, Clara Maettens and William Fuller.
 Gone to lndianapoIis.
 John Macdonald son of Mayor and Mrs. Archibald Macdonald, has gone to Indianapolis to lake up his studies to become a civil engineer. MT. Mac donald has been enga ged here for the past few months as an inspector on state road work.
 City Expense Account.
 Important items ip the city's ex- pense account for Novem Der were as follows: Light and Power company S497.12; highway teams, $126.5O; court officers, $108.32: George ". Perry, city engineer, s192.25.
 Heard About Town.
 Israel Putnam lodge, I. O.. Q. F.. Is to work the initiatory degree n can didates tomorrow (Tuesday) evening.
 Canadian. Irish, Polish, Ital.aN ano German parishioners are included 1T the membership of St. Mary's cNNreh
 Members of Advent churches in this part of Connecticut will be at RivA'r' point, R.. l., this week for the quN . terly session of the Rhode Island am Eastern Connecticut conference of thas denomination.
 Rev. Guy c. Lamson of Boston spoke at the morning services at the Baptist church Sunday.
 Miss Verna M. Fuller has returned to Worcester after spending a vaca- tion of two weekslin Putnam. J. T. Mcclellan was a, recent visitor I with friends in Putnam The enrolment of pupils in Israel Putnam school is the lowest it has been for several years. Peter C. Auclair of Woonsocket was a visitor with friends in Putnam over Sunday.
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam chapter, D | 4 R., members are to meet this after noon.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-09
Here is a Real
 Dyspepsia Cure
l"PAPEs DIAPEPsIN" SETTLES
 SOUR, UPSET sToMAcHs IN
 FIVE MINUTES.

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 Most remedies give you relief some times they are slow but not sure
 Diapepsin is quick, positive and puts your stomach in healthy condition
 so the misery won't come back You feel different as soon as Dia- pepsin comes in contact with the stomach1distress just vanishestyoul stomach gets sweet, no gases, nc belching, no eructations of lndigested , food, your head clears and you fee idne.
 Go now, make the best investment you, ever made by getting a large fifty cent case of Pape's Diapepsin iron any drug store. You realize in five
 minutes how needless it is to suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.