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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-26
New York Dry Goods Market.

New York. March .3.-The cotton
goods markets rule very firm. Wool
ems aud WoTsteds are firm with a gem
eral advancing tendency. Yarns are
quiet but firm. BurIaYs are strong.
Linens are not being delivered
promptly. owing to the foreign strike
plitatiOns.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-26
Western Grain.

Cihaeog. March 23-Ti2htness be
came SO pronounced today in the May
wheat option here tina shorts in 9TH
er futures joined q stampede 10 cover.
News CT export sales had 4 strength
ening effect. The close showed q net
advance Of IS na ia Is: oats With a
gain of Il to Is u, and hog products
varying from 2'2 decline to a rise
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-03-26
Interior Markets.
Raleigh Cotton Marke,

fNHtttEH QUOT ylSIF sAVI.
~(i:&2orted by Parker Bros and co..
Receipts yesterday, 20 bales.
Good middling, los.
Strict middling, 10H.
Middling, 1OA.
Low grades. 9M10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
FAIL TO RESORT
TO TRANSMISSION
MRS. STERLING WRIGHT PASSES
AWAY WITHOUT RECEIVING
ADDITIONAL BLOOD.

Although they considered for while
the adyisahility of suhjecting Mrs. w
Sterling Wright to the operation
known as TRANSMISSION. the surgeons at
The Retreat fer the Sick finally de-
cided that IL was too late to attempt to
save the weman's life by that method
Mrs. Wright. whose husband IL q
well known young salesman residing
at ITO North nty-seventh street,
pa ssed away Saturday afternoon, the
victim or complication OF abdoml-
nal troubles. The funeral win be held
this afternoon at 3 O'clock from East
End Baptist church, with interment in
,takwes,d. .~,-yss e44.s ss,.4a
For several hours Friday afternoon,
Mr.. Bernard X. Bailey, strapping
Young Yffachinist, who boards In the
Wright home. sat In the hospital. ready
to give up as much OF his virile blood
as the surgeons might deem necessary
TO save the life OF the I'll woman. 1t
was deemed unnecessary, however. to
put him on the operating table.
Mr.. Bailey volunteered his services
because Mr.. Wright. who would glad
| ip have siaaa likewise MAS. not SO nhv-
4aiealN streag as4the surgeons aaaid
have liked.
DIR. Fl. stuart MacI4ean, who was
Mrs. Wrivht's physician, Is said to
have purchased new set OF instru-
,rents in preparation for the opera
ton.
Surgeons at Memorial Hosnitai have
attamnted this -ciaerafinn Sseraral times
With SEINE decree. At sssee~ss-At- the
other local hosritais, however. 1t ap-
pears to be something OF a rarely
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
Fulton News
News items may be left at Net
sen's Furniture Store. or phOned
To Madison 4749.

Mrs Robert Stevenson and little
Rishup.- all CT Petersburg. have re-
turned home after a visit ta Mrs.
John Balan on Williamsburg avenue.
Miss Lottie CARRIER has been spend
ing the past week in Norfolk. rs the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Katherine
Pease.
Mrs Lewis Washer, of Williams
burg avenue. Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jones' al -Snithfield,----
Mrs Raymond Nielsen, of Orange,
has returned nome. after a visit to
friends and relatives.
Mr. Howard Brockweil has return
ed from visit TO relatives in surry
county.
Miss Josie Rogers entertained her
Sunday school class last Monday
night in her home on Nicholson
street, A very enjoyable evening
was spent and refreshments served.
Among those present were Misses
Miriam and Daisy Smith. Grace Nell
sen, Aline Bingley. Irene Dias. May
Mann, Bessie and Ka1e Launders,
Louise Sharp. Ruby Rowe. Sadie Bar
ker; Messrs. Burton Austin. Lewis
Rogers. aud Henry Coghill: Mrs. e.
NJ. Bell and Mrs George NJ. Rogers.
Mr.. r. Nielsen, of Williamsburg
avenue is confined to his home ny
sickness.
Miss Marie Bargamin has return
ed to Blackstone, after spending the
holidays at home with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. v. w. Bargamin.
MFR. Levy Sears has returned to
bedford Academy. after visit to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doe
Sears.
Mr.. r. r. Gill, of Orange. paid a
brief visit to relatives here this
week.
~ wn.. King s. Daughters: and. Sons
will meet on next Tuesday afternooa
with Mrs. S, b. Names. on Seventh
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
THAT CITY
MIGHT Be LIABLE
THIS IS WHY ASSISTANT sNGl.
NEER ORDERED SKATING
POND CLEARED.

Because he believed the city was la
Bile Tor damages. ii the ice broke, As
sistaIt City engineer h ontaine Jones.
ordered the lake at Bryan Park drain
ed Saturday afternoon, after the skat'
ers had been ruled off.
Mr. Jones was not at home last night
when an effort was made to ascertain
his reason for such action. Superir-
tendent Lane, of the park. however,
stated, 1t WXs thsSasgsss tear thai tia
city might he liable for damages that
the skaters were ordered TO vamoose to
other parts.
The Ice WAS very weak In certain
spots" said Mr., Lane. land some of
the skaters would certainly have gone
through, II we had not cleared the
pond and drained off some of the
water"
City Engineer Boiling said last night
that he had received no report on the
case. hut MOULD call far 4olnz tran, vatr,
1sssses ,saiS, morning +ss -
Some OF the skaters are threatening
to appeal to the Council Committee on
Grounds and Buildings as result of
Mr.. Jones order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
Gel HARDWOOD 10
OPPOSE. CAPT. LAMB

No formal assertion Of principles has
been maze by Col John s. Harwood.
who declares his intention OF oppos-
ing Capt. John Lamb, fer Congress-.
In the August primaries. Il hardly
think II necessary at this time" he
says, "te make q declaration. How
ever. ut the proper time It II my pur-
pose to submit fully my claims to Ihe
voters OF the entire district"
Seventeen years chairman of the
national legislative COMMITTEES Of the
Travellers Protective Association. Col +
onel Harwood has had legislative ex-
perience also in the Virginia House
of Delegates where he served four
terms. First elected nearly twenty
years ago when he servd two terms.
Colonel Harwood was elected in 1903,
and again in 1911. leading the entire
ticket
Captain Lamb will be candidate
fxrr rtA~etect i3ff.--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
MILLER AND BOOKER
IN A NEW SKETCH

Polk Miller and Col. Tom Booker will
-....,.-ar- ia d. MEN,. aketch.- 1..TMn- Old
s'syssfs sasna . ST az .eatertairsMsn14 III
be given Tuesday night OF this week at
the Pythian Castle Hall in the Lee
Camp building.
Receptly elected officers Of Marshall
odge. No. L.. will be installed, and
there will also be exercises partici-
pated in by the off GERS and ex-offl-
GERS Of the Grand Domain of Virginia
saaa conducted Grand Chancellor
G. O. Saville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
FRIDAYS PROGRAM AT
ST. PETERS SCHOOL

The following program rendered on
Friday by the pupils of ST Peters
school:
Plano solo, Valse Bienc. John Allen.
Reading reports of fifth class.
Eiaiin duet, melody Hubert Tint
mons, George Ryaii
Reading reports of fourth class.
Piano colo, Vale of Dreams. Louis
Caravati.
Reading reports OF third class.
sCalisthenics and reeitations. third
class.
I Reading reports OF second class
Violin sole. melody IN +, George
Hyall.
Chorus, @ Holy Might, choir.
Reading reports or academic lass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
CHANGE I NscHEDuLE
CHESAPEAkE q OHIO nAtlWAN

Effective January It'll, local train
will leave Richmond $40 A. NJ. daily
for Charlottesville. and daily, except
Sunday. for Thurmcnd: local leaving
Richmond 6:l5 r. NJ. for (;ordonsvills
operating daily instead uf daily except
Sunday. Richmond and IynchburK
sleeper on train lcdvin~ Richmond
6:l5 r. NJ. daily. except sunday. being
discontinued.
FhreHth tire HIS from the West VIII
arrive Richmond daily $40 A. NJ.
Ass p. NJ. and $3.50 II. M, Locals ar
rive Richmond S:30 A. NJ. e.SS A. NJ.
and 7:1s r. M. James river line trains
arrive Richmond 81 IS A, M daily. ex
cspf SUNDAY. and Gag r. AZ. daily,
No change In arrivals ana departures
40f trains east of Richmond. with the
exception that thu morning local Will
arftvs AtchMond y: rs =. nj. instAAd
n IN ~ y:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
CUSS0hS S[EEF
!. At H0LLIvVQ
CONFEDERATE WARRIOR
RIED YESTERDAY WITH
SIMPLE SERVICES.

Simple funeral services wero ~
at Hollywood Cemetery yestsg1
over the body OF the late car
John Cussons, the famous C0n44
crate scout and soldier. who e.
late Thursday afternoon at his M
sion In Glen Allen. AZ
The body was brought here fr1
Glen Allen on the train arrtEtnE
l1:26. 1t was accompanied By ~
relatives thu dead warrior.
active pallhearers and friends of III
family. 5=s.ss
AT Eiba Station the funeral pax11
was met by an escort of the Ht64
rnond Blues, and by representative
OF Il. f.. lee and George Il. PickG4
Camps of Confederate Veterans.
The burial was at Hollywood CeM|
etery. the eommittal service helm1
read by Rev. Or. J. Y. Fair, paat4l
Of Westminster Presbyterian churCM
After the body had been lowore
into the graxs the Blues detacns
rneut fired salute and soun0e4
taps.
The active rallbearers CONSISTED
Of memb ers and employees OF tn
Grm of Cussons. May IL Co., tn
printing establishment nj Glen Al
len which Captain Cussons foundSM
and whose employees and oficeM
were personal friends OF his. th0u1
he had disposed OF his hoidinEA "A
the company some years ago. Tnea
were George w. Sheppard, b. Will
f. J. Treyyett. s. s. Trevvett. M
j. Christian. f. Il. tIars, T. +. TinA
lnx-and r. Tinsley.------------
The following served as honorAf,
paiibearers: I'll
Honorary Mayor
&. Richardson. Judge George L. CnrN
tian. Major r. 4. sutton. Major AE
thur Lumsden. Captain Thomas ~
Christian. Colonel w. Gordon -
Cahe. Colonel John Murphy. colonS
Farinhoit. John Lamb. J. Taylor sI
Tyson, f.. II. Christian, Major =. III
Bowles. Major l., r. Christian, NJ
for w. NICK. Evans. Arthur ].
Trevvett. John c. Epps. Major &
Gray Bossieux, Colonel e. G. Masst1
Or. J. w. Winfrey, Or, ]. G. Walton
Dr. Guy Hopkins. DR.. c. w. p. RrOce
Dir. George Ross.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
porcA Climbers q WOE.

Sent to investigate the meaning Of
a noise on the second floor OF the
residence of Mrs. r. III. Gunst, at
eyes Monument avenue, late Saturday
afternoon. the negro butler surprised
pair Of active porch climbers at
work, who lost no time In making
their escape after being discovered.
The men jumped from the porch roof
to the graund, sixteen feet below, ana
disappeared. They had ransacked all
tho bureau drawers In the room in
which they had been working. but It
n not known how much loot they
secured. Bicycle Policemen Tomhn-
son and Napier. OF the Second police
station, we're notified. but dbuld ae-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Office OF
Richmond Public Schools.
Eoa;u -4Qa.- city Hall.

Roem 4Q&, Stty ttal.
Richmond, Va, Jan 8, 1912.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this off GO. not later than Monaay. Jam
uary ed, al 6 T.. N. tor The erection
and completion of school hu.laing
on Grace street. between Twenty-th.rd
and Twentyfourth streets. bids to be
as follows.
III For tho entire construction OF
the building,
"a For the heating and ventiiasing
system OF the building.
ts} Fer tho plumbing system for the
above building.
Certified check for sso0.o will be re-
CURED with all bids for the erection
Of the building.
Certified check OF $4,000 will be re-
auired with all bids for the plumbing.
Certine,i check for $4,000 win be re-
CURED with all bids for the heating
and ventiiating system.
security Company bond will be re-
quired with the usual city contract,
School Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bias.
For further information, plans and
specifications. apply 10 carneal a. john
son, architects. National Bank of.Nir-
ginia Building, Ninth and Main streets,
Richmond. Va.
BY order OF the School Board.
G.. -. NssEFxsIsI5, 4
Clerk and Supervisor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORIu3 Il
Schedule In effsct January lsty 1919.
Leave Byrd Street Station, Richmaa1
NF FOR YIN IL.YnNl:H id ii AND rim WE8S
A. NJ, sl0,0D A. NJ. 800 r. ~. 80
Arrive Richmond fFosu Nettolk: 2 - -
.6.a5 r. NJ. also r. NJ. From H. W9eA4
A. NJ, 900 r. NJ. hi:4O 7. ~. 80 I'D
sDain ADsiiy e. Sunday b6padav T.,
Pullman Parior and Eicepinx Gafa4 80
W. b. BEvtI.f.. g.. n. bQSE IN
q. r. A., Rpanoke. u. r, A. .RiaAa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
NOTICE.

Richmond. Va. Dec. I. 1911.
Tho regular annual meeting OF rms
stockholders Of the American National
Bank OF Richmond. Virginia, for the
ELECTION OF directors, wilt be held At
fta@ Ba5xsRg HoIse on Tuesday, dam
uary D, 1912, Mt Q r. NJ,
BY order OF tle directors. the stock
holders with be asked to consider \
resolution TO amend Article Of the
Articles Of Association. providing for
an increase OF the capital stock OF
the association.
OLIVER ]. SANDS.
President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Especial Ia The Richmond Xirginian.l
WARRENrON. VA. Jan. 1.-THE
house OF Mr.. T.. III. Chamberlain on
Winchester street caught fire shout
II O'clock this morning. The fire
VAS caused by defective woodwork
near 4 flur. The house was baaly
damaged BY water and much Of thr
building destrnyed IN lecAttng tn
source ~of the flames. The contents
wer4 sAvaA. Tho lAae y past3ailai
4az1s9 ~ - nl1 q q,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
MEETING NOTICE.

Tire regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the German American
building and Loan Corporation VIII be
held at the companys office, 625 Amer
lean National Bank Building, ON We'd
nesday. January 10. 1912. at 1880
O'clock r. Al.
cHAS X WILLIS,
@--- - -'----r-- ssecr. anfi-T reas.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
avg IN EtAA AA

+
f54 Acres with As.-Keen House aad
good barn. About eighty acres
: cleared, seventy-ive acres in pasture.
fenced, lies nicely about four miles
west Of the Country club. only s4.-
goo. on easy terms.
100 Acren. Nice Lying Lands All Fenced
and eross~feneed, with old Colonial
home Of eight or nine rooms. one
half mie of railroad. TWO and one
half miles Of courthouse and about
four and one half mites of electric
lins, Will sell for s2,ooo one-ha.f
cash. one rfiaIf On time. THIS pro-
ptrtv viii enhance SO per cent. in
Saiue Within tie next year or two.
rau Ncres of I.nrd. With Four-Reem
house. barn, sheds, courthouse, etc.
three mites of railroad station fur
teen miles Of Richmond, fer sl,eoe.
s5oe ca sA. balance ga terms
IL You Want n bargain In Farm,
Iarae4or small, do not fail 10 ask for
eur catalogue. which contains all
cAssELsfAN Il CO, Headquarters for
Farms, - North Eighth street.
ita,- acre Farm, Halt Mile From Depot.
near Richmond, one-naif IN elitlVa-
ton, balance In timber. school
church. store e-half mile: seven
h. rasus hauaa. la good cord nien., nkess,-
shady yard price, s2,boa.
We Have some Nice, New houses. roaI
TO ten rooms, from two TO i've acres
1h.-chean.- POLLARD d BAG63'
iies East Main street
For Exchange--sn the Best Part Of
growin uston--handsonn
ss r t sas Yat-aoiiSt- A~cNerY- modern
convenience. renting for $1,000 per
ann,,f1f VIII exchange tor good
farm. For this and ether choice pro-
perties for sale and exchange. ad-
dress EXCHANGE DEPT. SHAN
NON & I.UCHS, 7f3 Fourteenth street
y. w, " Washington, u. G
New Brick Flats on North First streets
rental s21e; price, S2.lte. ). a.
! Cf)SNFLT.Y & CO.
Hanover Avenue Lot. Opposite Benedhc-
! tine College; SO feet4at $50 per foot.
/ J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
/ ~ Feet on. Aubnrn street, Near Grave
! avenue, s35 per foot }. A. CON
/ NELLY & &C. --
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
SyDNOR 4 HuNOIEY. INC,

The annual meeting OF the stock,
holders of this company will be held
at the Office Of the company in the city
Of Richmond. Va. on Tuesday. January
10, 1919, at O'clock
w. NJ. GILMORE. Secy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08


Ii the person had entered with
the intention of robbipg the place
he would have found many articles
of value In the gymnasium on the
second floor, but nothing was dis
Iurhed and a new set of pool balls.
worth SaS. were untouched. lie
theory was advanced that some one
looking for "a warm place to sleep
had broken into the building, but
several mats stacked against the
wall, which would have made an ex-
eellent bed, had not been disturbed.
The theory that IT WAS some one
mallcIously inclined was also dissi-
pated as the person or persons could
have ruined several hundred dollars
-xarth- gymnasium apparatus, eHf
none Of this was moiested.
-Mf,l.r@aa- said ha heard some one
working AT the Seventh street door
ahou, > O'Clock vest lrday morning.
but thinking il WIS some members of
the Hswftsers who had left some
thing In he building and had gone
back after 1t were trying To get in
without key. he did not pay any at
tention to their operations. The door
had literally been chopped To pieces
and will have to be replaced with a
new door.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
RAlLROAD1. n
SOUTHERN RAILWAl

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND z- ss55T
". B.-Foilowlns schedule hgure@
published as information and not guMs|
anteed. 4
s:i0 A. M--Daily--Iocai for ChaN@ss
lotte, Durham and Raleigh.
lo.45 4. Daily--.Lamited-F0r M49
points South Drawing Room Buneesa
Sleeping Cars to Asheville. N. q.
90 r. NIX. sunday, Local 1nE
Durham and intermediate stations.
SEQ T. M--Daily--For Danviiie. A.
tanta and ffrirfin & hatsf With eisctrsr
II s~~ n~ ~oon sleeping car. III;
tI:45 T.. M-~Da!ly--Lintted for A44
poants south. Pullman ready 300 r. l
YORK RIVER LINE.
so F. M,-Daily-Ta West I0tA3ss:
connections for Baltimore Mon. Ne
and Friday.
900 \. Nix. sun. and a:i5 P. NJ
Mon, Wed. aud Fri--local to WSAN
Point. -
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South; $50 A. ~; $40 As||
NJ 400 r. NJ. and SECS A.. NJ. dait1A
1856 r. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $3.50 \. A., dAfixs
1135 4. M, Mon, Wed. and Fri, a.2N
r. NJ, except Sunday.
5. +. BURGESS. d. y. a. xsa
Dn7 East Main st Phone MadlsQu Ef&E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
SPECIAL NOTICE

We start Yon in the Ostrich Feather
business with 50 per cent. credit Tor
40 days. Write today. Here's a big
money making proposition for the
live person anywhere who Is In ear
nest For the right party with q
little cash it's the greatest. sciidest
kind of business opening with quick
returns. Willow plume, French
ptumes and fancy feathers are always
stylish and demanded everywhere,
Write at once for further informa-
tom. Explains eryshing. PAULA
FEATHER co, 65s-e58s broadway
New York.
Order Your Mince Meats. risn rsddlnx
jams. 1ellses, preserves, and pickles
for thu holidays from the Evergreen
Preserving Co.. 210 East Cary street
Mrs. w +. Green. Mgr. Telephone
Monroe 2i5s.
HARNESS MAKER.
JeAn l.. FINK. ~: West proad. Special
attention given to repairing.
smitAneid Sausage. All Pork. The Best
at YOUR grocer's.
Hpnan HAIR Bougni a~A SOLD IT
HUGHES. zoe N. Third street
MILLINERY
All Millinery and Ready Made Gar
,a.s SasnIs Tsdmcesis TO spActai lows prsces
for balance OF the fail and winter
sea son. MRS. JULIAN BEAR. l&23
East Main street
FOR SALE
Eer ssle-An Baxxiss asa surveys -
cost-closIn6 out the buggy emu
second hand harSAlEs. kncn aS
Surveys, suggies, Lhaetons and run
abouts. Wit close them out cheap TO
make room r.. G. PHlSTOW. lI-l5-
Is North Eighteenth street
LISTEN.
Taylor Fork Roll IL So Easily
cooked
For SaIe-1:ood Quick Pair Mules
cheap; also top buggy and harness.
- WF~r f,uvai street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
Wants


StrayeA frem Home Saturday, Deesm-
Dor % one large white male poodle.
big black spot on one side Answer
TO the name OF Dolly. Tag tied To
collar when LETT home. Liberal re-
ward II returned to lag w. Cary or
phone Monroe 1850.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
PERSONAL
SALE ExTEADED.

WE HAVE DECIDED TO EXTEND
sur great sale OF JEWELRY, PIC
TTRES, PICTURE FRAMES. etc.
until January sth. POSITIVELY
EVERYTHING BELOW COST. Sell
ing rapidly. This Is the place for
BARGAINS, RICHMOND NOV ELTf
Co. a25 W Broad street KING. the
Jeweler. Prop.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
ROOMS WANTED

Young Couple Desires hoard In Private
Family. east Of Lombaruy. west ot
Third. between Cary anu Franklin.
Address q. liza. care Nirgintan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
SI1UATIONS--FEMALE
sl1LAIIONS--MALE

MaateA-A fonnE Man Destrcs Posi-
ton as clerk in hrst.ciass general
merchandise, shoe or airy goods store
in good business town of tire to ten
thousands population, Well expert
enced; own a printing outfit and cap
sIkIs 70 Handle It, and VIII set your
business 10 the front. For further
particulars address W, II. STACY,
Amelia Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
MYSTERIOUS ONE
MAY Be IN POOL
uowITZERs' SWIMMING BASIN IN
ARMORY MAY CONTAIN BODY
OF MAN.
TO DRAIN TANK TO-DAY
DOOR BATTERED IN, EVIDENCE or
ENTRY, BUT NO SIGN THAT
PERSON EVER TOOk
DEPaRTt HE.
TO DRAIN TANK TO-DAY

Mystery shrouds the breaking Into
early yesterday morning oI the
arrnorT ri the Richmond .Hewitzefs
Oh North Eighth street. the Seventh
street door of which was shattered,
evidently with an Ice pick. and the
Yale lock put out Of commission.
That nothing was taken was found
after a search by Captain William
Myers, Detective Wiley and Bernard
Cfcary. the ianitor. who made "a care
fui investigation of the premises.
Although there was ample evidence
that some one had gained an en-
trance to the building at an early
hour yesterday morning and were
heard by Fontaine Green, who lives
next door. there VAS nothing 20 show
that The burglars had left. ~ there
We're 40 footprints leaving the
building. For this reason the swim
ming pool. which occupies the en-
tire first floor Of the Seventh street
building and varies in depth of from
three and one-haf To nine feet. VIII
he drained this morning to see If by
any chance the marauder in stepping
in the door he had forced open. mad
taken a sfep-t too far and gone into
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Teaehess-For Many splenAiA Direct
Salla for -Ianuary-Kraded, hugh
schools. colleges; special guaranteed
trial enrolment offer. Three differ
ent agencies. SHERiDAN TEACH
ERS AGENCIES. Greenwood, g. c.:
Charlotte. N. C.: Atlanta. Ca
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
HELP--SfAI.E AND FEMALE

Local Representative Wanted; no can
sasstng or soliciting required. good
income assured Address NATION
AL COOPERATIVE REALTY CO.
Y SIT. Marden Building. Washing
tet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

f54 Acres with Aia-Ksons House and
good barn About eighty acres
cleared, seventy-fve acres In pasture.
fenced; lies nicely about four miles
west of the Country club only si,-
a0a. on easy terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Nant~d--t Musician Z" play For
evmna stun class. Address. Phone
a Monroe 551f.
Nanted--3 ar 4 Stoat. steady and Re
liable boys to carry paper routes
Apply office Richmond Nirginian.
corner Gaxcrnor ard Ross streets
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

ESQ Fer Day Paid One Lady in Each
town TO distribute free circulars and
take orders for concentrated favor-
ing in tubes. Permanent position.
.. s. ZIEGLER CO. Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
hELP WANTED--MALE

Wanted, Experienced shoe Salesman--
Young man with several hundred dol
lars 10 invest III the business pre-
fefred, Coed opportunity for II good
Young man To max. Il start for him.
self Must furnish reference with
application as to character and hah-
its address B-1ss, care The Nlr-
gilman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
II !, ,.s IS; .
Louisville
Norfolk & Western

'..DailY except sunday.