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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
Nearly 1900 People Attended the
u. c. T. Food Fair
Good Entertainments.

- The second annual Food Fair
was held in The Colonial Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, with even
greater success than the one of
last year. Nearly 1000 tickets were
sold at the box Office and the even
ing attendance taxed the capacity of
the hall to it's utmost. The enter
tainment was all that it was adver-
tised to be. The Pickaninnies were
good acrobats; KimbaH and Dono-
van were the best banjo players
that have been heard in St.
Johnsbury for many a day, and Bar
mons Miniature Circus headed by
the clever pony. Prince Tom, was
certainly a first class animal COM
bination 1t was a great disap-
pointment to the friends of Frank
O.. French, that he was unable to
appear on account of illness. The
Academy Boys Glee club rendered
some good songs on Friday evening
and Mrs. B. e. Doyle's reciting and
dancing on Saturday made a great
hit with the audience. The Gag
ner brothers, pianists appeared
Thursday and Friday evenings and
Arthur G.. Knoblock gave piano
solos on Saturday evening. Young's
orchestra furnished excellent music
at every performance The hall was
decorated with red, white and blue
bunting and presented a pleasing
appearance when it was crowded
with people all loaded down with
samples of various articles given
away at the different booths.
w. A. Kicker, chairman of the
committee, did everything in his
power to make things move smooth
ly and all who attended will vouch
to his success. The other members
of the committee also deserve much
credit. There were 20 booths pref
tily decorated in a variety of. colors
which attracted the eye. The ex-
hibitors were as follows:
Pond and Struthers, Pure Cop
per Gable Lightning Rods, by Fred
S. Hartman; De Laval Cream Sepa-
rator, by w. A Dow; Emerson
Flour and samples of bread, by
GrisWold and Mackinnon; White
House Coffee and Tea, John Lynch,
representing Dwinell-WrfgEt Co.;
Green Mountain Tea and Coffee and
Orley Brand canned goods, by
Cross-Abbott and Co., of White
River Junction; st. Johnsbury
Crackers and pure Malt bread by
Geo. H. Cross Co.; ice cream and
punch, by o. H. Smith; household
devices and lamps, by the st. Johns
bury Electric Co.; French and
Bean, who distributed bags of salt,
egg separators, and tea strainers;
The Overland Car, by J. H. Stuart of
McIndoe Falls; The Simpson Com
peting scales by James A. Spare of
Burlington; booth where Palami
was demonstrated; Hub ranges, by
F. R. Clifford; U. S. Separators,
Vermont Farm Machine Co., by f.
B. Stowe of Bellows Falls; Metropo-
Titan Insurance Co., by F. B. Jacques;
bread and cakes by F. A. Scott Co.;
Toasted Corn Flakes by
John Hopkins of West Virginia;
home made candy by the Happy-go- /
Lucky club; pianos by A. L. Bailey |
and last but not least, Atwood's
Imperial Kisses.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
IN MUNICIPAL COURT.
A Jury Trial in Hardwick-But Lit
tie Criminal Business at Home.

: tie Criminal Business at Home.
At the last session of Caledonia
Municipal court in Hardwick a jury
was called to try the case of George
Oldham Sons Co. VS. Howard and
Martin. The plaintiffs sought to
recover $56.75 for a bushing ma
chine sold to Howard and Martin.
The defendants claimed that they
took the machine on trial and had
not purchased it at all. The jury
returned a verdict for the defend-
ants to recover their costs.
John Glines of Danville was re-
Gently brought into court and plead
ed guilty to the charge of carrying
deadly weapon with the avowed
purpose of injuring another. He
was given not less than 80 or more
than 40 days in the county jail.
Two Arrests.
Charles Patterson, an alleged
tramp was arrested Monday morn
ing by the sheriff's department and
is awaiting trial at the county Jail.
Ellen Flynn has been taken into
custody and is held at jail pending
an investigation into a complaint
made against her.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07

be Mrs. Crosby's hymns. 1t is ex-
pected that asladies' quartet and the
Mems league quartet will assist us
as we sing, DRAW Me Nearer"
Speed Away "Safe in the Arms
of Jesus "Some Day the Silvery
Chord will Break" and others. You
with friends are invited to this feast
OF song accompanied by this won
derful life story. Meeting at seven
o'clock in the vestry.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07

Special Sermons to Be Delivered
at Church of The Messiah

Church Of the Messiah, Univer-
salist. At 1890 a. m, the pastor
will preach on Lincoln, the Man and
His Mission. On Sunday evening,
Feb. IL, at the time of the usual
". p. G. U. meeting the pastor will
give a lecture on Fanny Crosby,
the Song Bird in the Dark. The
only hymns sung that evening Will
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
FRATERNITY MEETINGS.

Passumpsic Lodge, No. ~. F. and A. M.
Called Communication Thursday evening
February 8. Work F. c. degree.
CLARENcE E. MORSE, W. NJ.
DELos NJ BACON. Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
Palestine commandery. no. S. &. 7.

Special Conc1ave Tuesday evening, Feb. ] 8.
The Older of the Red Cross viii be conferred.
EDMUND p. HAMILTON, EN-. Commander.
DELos M. BACON. Recorder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
Knights of Pvthias.

Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge, No.
2. Tuesday evening. Feb. 13.
ERNEST L. MORRILL,, c. c.
w. c. HARVEY. K H. s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-02-07
Haswe1l Royal Arcn Chapter, No. /

Special Convocation Friday evening, Feb.
8. The P. NJ. and Nj. E. NJ. degrees will be
conferred
DAVID R. COLE, E. H. p.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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OPERATOR LIKEL Y
TO REJECT DEMANDS

wII.EE SBARRE. PA. May g.
s..,... ,ar s,s sY.,rs, Rejecting
"''7"'
the concessions oaereo ey the ahthra-
cite coal operators appeared about
,,x a,,.;aaa -,ha numerous local
go 'a.''
meerlnss Oh the amir "e''e "'.ne
~5rkers held throughout the region
today to discuss the situation and ne :
eide regarding the instructions TO the
delegates. 10 the convention held In
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G. S. CRENsHAW
IS PRESIDENT
CHRISTIAN. SUNDAY. SCHOOL, As
ISOLATION HOLDS sI-MohTh-
~ MEETING.

The bi-monthly, meeting OF the Chrls-
tan SUNDAY School Association OF
Richmond was held at Cowardin
Avenue church. South Richmond, sun
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The
president, Rev. Gerald euibersoa, pre-
sided. Reports from the schools for
the months of March and April were
as follows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1866; attend
ance. 50 per cent
tendance. : psr cent. :
Third chureh-~Enroiiment. s14; at
tendance. so per cent.
Allen Observation-Disclosures 2ss; at,
tendance. II per cent.
Marshall Enrolment. 22s;
attendance. 81 per cent
Cowardin Avenue-Enroilmen 2s7:
attendance IS per cent.
Fourteen conversions were reported
during the two months from the sun
day schools.
An interesting program Was rendered
bg the Cowardin Avenue school, Jacob
Tm1auf was present and made an APP
uropriate and impressive talk on thu
Importance or Sunday school work
Mr. Culberson said the Office of presi-
dent would be vacant before the mex
meeting on account OF his leaving thu
city to take up IA new field OF work
il wsx, therefore, neces4aEY sta. elect biz
s0eee ssor.- George y CrenshAw. OF Al
len Avenue church. was unanimousl,
elected to fiji the unexpired term,
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SICKNESS CAUSES
~ HIM TO RESIGN


Sickness n his family and work at
home caused Thomas Il. Woodfin. gu
perfftendent Of roads, to tender his
resignation to the board of super
yisors of Chesterfield county in ses-
sion yesterday in the courthouse.
Though having held, the position for
only SIX month he has rendered ef-
fcient services, and his good work mas
brought much favorable comment
from ,Chestsrfle ldians.
Mr. woodtlns WIS succeeded by f..
A, Belcher, OF Beach. MIR. Belcher
is well fltted for the position in which
he has been placed. He has engaged
sn several kinds of work and has al
ways taken an interest in the welfare
OF his county, ..
Besides selecting a successor to fill
the vacancy. made by Mr.. Woodfin
the board accepted the Southampton
bridge, providing that half of the
bridge. which is on the Henrico side,
be accepted BY that COUNTY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
MPR0VEMENT IS
CITIZENS TOPIC
WOODLAND HEIGHTS FOLKS
MEET THrisspAY NIGHT TO
.a. DISCUSS NATTER.

How to get needed Improvements
for Woodland Heights will be the most
important question to come UP Thurs
day night, at the meeting Of the Cit
liens Association OF that suburb,
which viii be held in the store of
Il. q. Wood,
The various committees appointed
at the last meeting viii make reports
as to getting better streets, lights
and most imports of all a school for
that community.
Children of Woodland Heights are
without a place of study and have 10
@ttenci schools Sorr~ distance From
their homes, which makes it iucon~
venient in the winter time.
When the question was brought be-
fore the citizens of Woodland Heights,
few protested against IL. They said
that a school would be too good an
advertisement for real estate dealers.
that they would build a number OF
small cheap houses and make the
houses that are now in the suburb
de preeiate In value. Other citizens did
not look at the matter in that light
and are ready to put up a strong hight
to get school. -.
Lights are another needed improve
nlent for the suburb. There are only
a few along the car line and they give
poor service. Some of the people
claim that last winter they narrowly
escaped accidents when the car got
almost upon them before they could
see them The committee appointed
10 confer with the Virginia Railway
& Power Company will make a report
Thursday night.
The committee on better streets and
shade trees will make reports also.
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NURSES ARE TO
GET DIPLOMAS
GRADUATING EXERCISES AT
RICHMOND HOSPITAL TO BE
HELD HIS EVENING.

Graduating exercises Of the Rich
mond Hospital Training School for
Nurses will take place at O'Clock
this evening at the Second Baptist
church, the diplomas to be present.
ed by DR.. A. A. Ternant, president
Of the Richmond Hospital Associa-
ton.
Presentation OF Glass Pins BY DR.. NJ.
OF the graduates Miss Blanche
Antenette Jones, Kyle. w. Va, is
president; Miss Rosa Bell Roane,
Richmond. secretary. and Mrs. lola
Sreadman. Portsmouth. treasurer.
Class colors are old gold ana white
and the motto. ION to the Goal" The
program follows:
Professional.
Music--Duet.
Scripture reading and prayer.
r--Instrumentai--Mi Miss Lucille
ID. Cooper. Newport News. Va.
Address-Rev, j. Andrew Bowlef.
A. NJ, pastor Mt. Oiivet Baptist
church, Richmond. Va w
Mnsic---voca solo--Miss d Irene
Stewart. ~ Te
AddYess---Mrs. I1ucy c.. Lewis. pres
,ident Young Women's Christian A.
sociation.
solo Miss Matte r. wyatt. Phrla-
deiphid, Pa.
Addrsss--Dr. w. III. Hughes. pre-
fesxor Of surgery
Music--1nvincibl auartsrte.
Or. Anne Cooper, Cf Chicago, will
deliver an address II the sIumnAA
rooms a. : o'ciock Tomorrow Avening.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE or VIRGINIA

At the annual meeting OF the BU9l
of Visitors of this institution, "a 4
held on May "a, 1914 there wifi 4
elected a professor Of diseases on q
eye and ear and a professor ~ III
-tetries ard disease of Znu AfHlIE5
state. which vacancies were created q
the deaths of Drs John. r. pAvido6
and Daniel j. Coleman. respccttve1ys
Applications for these chairs. VII
testimonials. TO be forwarded
Christopher Tompksns. NJ D., p0&l
Richmond. Va saa
THOS. II BARNES, NJ. b.
President Board 81 Walters
j. r. McCATLEY. SecrataFyzS
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Roland Garnett. p q

Notice 10 hereby given that the
MICHIGAN COMMERCIALssssf ESIR-
SXNCE COMPANY. of lansing. Michi-
ran. having reinsured Its outstanding
risks in the Franklin InaurancA Com
nnny.. OF washington, D. c.. ana re-
tired frotn business In the Etats OF
Virxinia, has hied with the Commts-
stoner OF Insurance affidavit satting
forth that It has no outstanding lia-
btiftfea 81 any nature wha$seever h
the state Of Virginia. ard 4eaireS. to
Withdraw the bonds II has IN aapoSit
with the treasurer Of virxtnis.
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Many .ttrnf, Services.

notwithstanding the rainy wealth
err. quite a number of people were
present last night al the revival ser
vice at the West End Methodist
church. There have been seven con-
versions in the past two meetings.
s. Jesus Saves" will be the subject
of q sermon tonight by the pastor,
Rev Charles Tinsley Thrift,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Farms FOR SALE /.

Fer SALE Dairy and vegetable Fsyu.
T5 acres. with II room house, three
barns. horse and Is COW stalls.
wagon sheds, chicken house. several
apple. pear and plum trees; ~ maple
shade trees In front OF house. So
acres of meadow, 20 acres pasture. 3
acres under cultivation. 4 acres tim
per ana sscone 9rowsn: sou gravel
AXE, two miles. from Sylvan Beach !:
price. 3aa6o; anA-halfs down, .bslanrA
on easy terms; immediate possession.
BERNARD DELAHuNT, Cleveland.
New York &Ep
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Going. Ablsdd

Several good rooms g, NJ. mSrtck3
May 18th. 10 Plymouth. CbetBouFg 0S3
Hamburg: also, on the s.. S~sHam6urG!
Genoa Is 7SSss
9. II. BOWMAN. southern Teursst A.
70s East Mais street.
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a.esysrs sseisn ryp.wris.r.

'ssD Detective Fred Krengel yesterday
mornink recovered this tvpewrites
which had hsen stolen from the once
81 Martin 81 Company. SiS Fast Broad
street. .:fss machine Ii believed u
have beef, stolen Sunday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

On and after Monday. May 18th, ~
until September 18TH passenger trHtG
for the accommodation Of sunIn
travel viii be run daily except 9s1|
day. between Moseiey ana FArmvft
leaving Earmville At 4.s4 Al M,A1@
arriving al Moseley at 1921 A. MI. -
at Richmond. by the Southern RAtfWn1
$40 A. NJ. Returning paasen9srA IA
leave Richmond via Southern Naity(
and arrive Farmviile 200 p. ~. s
r. b, ERfoG.
t7erl Pass. ART
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WILL LEAVE FOR
AN EUROPEAN TOUR

REV. j w Durham, pastor of Balm"
bridge Street Baptist church, will sail
June IL for an European tour. He
will he accompanied by his wife and
a number of other ministers
The trip includes an extended tour
of Palestine. The most important
places will be visited.
Naples, Genoa and Madeira will be
visited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
,WoOD. AND COAL

Long h the Real wood Man; His
largo block dirk oak and pine. Per-
fecfiy dry slah for cooking Gap
All kinds OF hard and soft coal Also
New River lump and r. o. III. big
stock. Deiperen anthracite 10
cheapest for cooking. Phone Asdt~
son 1863,
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w ants
sPIoIAI. NOTICE

80 z 80 - 2 =
Wunt1a the ruS1l0 % KNOW That H
Y. Brodie has re-established his
cleaning. pressing, repairing and
altering business At ST. West Broad
street. All work will be given
prompt attention. Phone Madison
$3.50.
I wish - Annesnee That ! An New
with r. B. HrAuer. 10Ss North Eighth
Street. A. manager In window shade,
drapery and wall paper department.
Formerly with Miller 4 Rhoads and
before OF Mallory a Smtthefs fpa-
per hanGersl. r. NJ. MALLORY.
MATTREssEsi MATTREssEsi : :.
Old Kaair Mattresses made over Like
new. We get them and return them
the same day. JACOB UMLACF,
Phone Madison 32s2. -
A Remarkable Oner Of HsnAsssen's
Seeds: Ponderosa Tomato, Scarlet
Globe Radish. Zig Boston Lettuce.
Invfncfbies Asters. Butterfly Pansies,
spencer Sweet Peas. On receipt of
I0c to cover postage, etc. we VIII
mail our Henderson collection. con-
sisting OF one packet OF each Of above
varieties, all enclosed in a coupon en-
velcpe, which will be accepted ~
2sc on any order OF 31.00 or over.
In addition we will mail our 1918 cat.
aicGue everything for the Garden
the biggest and best we have ever
issued. PETER HENDERSON 4 CO,
End 81 Cortland st, New Yofk
City.
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stsp: Lssk: NeaA. TITS a.. II weesh
money tu you. Great bargains In
shoe repairing. This I'd. and soc
will half-scle your shoes: lAdtsJ and
chilaYsn's, soc. We uye the very best
white oak leather: guarantee satis-
faction or no char9ss. Work called
for and delivered promptly. Shoes
repaired while you walt by sxpSrt
workmen. Olive NJ b trial and be
convinced. Extra charges for turn
work. WEST END ELECTRIC
SHOE REPAIRING CO. 80 West
Broad street. Phone Monros 2ssi.
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Cardinal, Mathews Co, Va.
Nav 1u1o

Cardinal, Mathews Co, Va.
: y. May /, 1872.
To- WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
!, NV wfYe, Mrs. Belle Campbell, having
left my bed and board without reason or
excuse, hereby warn all persons from
crediting her on my account, as will not
be responsible for any debts she may
incur. JOHN NJ. CAMPBELL.
VIRGINIA. THE Law AND E.QU1-
N Try .GOuRTrOF THE CITY OF RICH
!. "A MuND, THE :2Np DAY OF APRIL
r. rals.
.*F Against
IN Eruesr tyfadtr n. -. 7. :. . defendant.
"a IN CHAN|ERYs
~ The object Of the above STYLED suit
II To obtain divorce from the bonds
or matrimony from the above defen-
giant
xics or.iing 10 law that f. Ernest Glad
sdHn the above named defendant IL
nos = resident Of this State IL Is there
fore cydered That the said III. Ernest
GLADDEN. do appear within fifteen DAYS
after due publication OF this order. In
the clerks office OF our said Law and
Faulty court. and do what is necessary
TO protect his interests,
copy--Teste;
r. r. WINSTON.
Clerk.
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Wanted-Bad Debts TO Collect In All
perience. No collection no charge.
Agents wanted everywhere to help
us In spare time. e. r. PAIlMORE'S
BAD DEBT AGENCY. IA n Ninth
Street. Box. sos. Richmond. Va.
wanted 20 Rent 2 or 3 Tnfurnlshed
rooms for light housekeeping. Pos
session. at once. Address O-i40. care
virgfntan.
WANTED.
To Hire Bicycles By Hour. Day Or
--weekr-sf4 Wet Afa.--stfeatE------
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Cars ha.s MsaeAsssss. sSsss1 a
~ J., :. o. Il, sisA.N-AA &xI
N. Z. d -, 10 r. ~. NJ III I'm
100 r, N. fsr Ches6A az
Petessbpxg, Il. s. a III n
% ..ts saisse e:ss. '.s7:is. mss. -
IlW a. NJ i32A -
$nAily szsspA enaA1Y 80
sCAsFam haGanon - 4. z
..;sr. =. 80
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Sale
FreiskfE vay Do

We VIII sell pit pubttc= snrttpH
highest bidder, unless othefWt(
posed Of At our Freight won
Corner Seventeenth and MGF
Streets. Richmond. Va, RI
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FARMS, Mails. ETC.
\ FOR SALE

Loans Made On Country or city PROP
er.y, ~. Catalogue, ). frees ~ a Eco r..
CRAWFORD CO.. sac East Main ST
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M6UHLxNIoux

GENERAL REPAIRING,
Sewing Machtnes, CIoeka. WateAsa,
keys ntted, bell hanging. etc, W, r.
KING. 1885, ". Main st.. phone Madi-
son Bl7i.
The Place to- Have Isur Shoes 49,
paired, IiS East Broad street. All
work guaranteed and the prices win
suit you. Reason In all thtngs work
called for and delivered promptly.
", ROBIN. Manager. Phone Madison
e6l1. Fs
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Wants
DYE1NG AND CLEANING

LADIES' suifs French Cleaned ut the
Regal are masterpieces of workman
ship. Give US = trial. Prices reason
able. Work called for and delivered
REGAL CLEANING WORKS. 6lt r.
Clay street. Phone Madison 1915
We Clean EverythinG CIeaAable-
Feathers or furs. gowns. opera or re-
ception; lingerie dresses: gloves, silk
or kid: slippers and mems clothing.
Va call for, and deliver promptly.
s CHfTMAN M. WHITE. The Cleaner.
31e North Third atreet. Phone Mon
roe i13e.
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On Tuesday,May
1912.
Cormcnrisx nj 1000 4. u,

Various lots OF dry goods clotf}
rugs. druggets, furniture. hardwar&y1
miscellaneous articles Of every desc
ton. s3
b The public are requested 10 attx
Elevated seats provided for ladies N
special accommodation will be a1sof17
out of town buyers for Shipping goo
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway &
l.. l.. sCHERER,
General Claim Agent
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LEGAL Representative Wanted. Ne Cen-
vassfnE or soliciting required. Good
income assured Address NATIONAL.
COOPERATIVE REALTY CO. y.si..
MaTdsn Bufdink. WashInk Ton. .. e.
wsnteA-Naa to TraveI n Virginia Tor
1919. Soaps. gvoeery specialtfes, can-
afeS, etc Coed pay and tataoF~snade
suit In 80 days. Experience unnAces-
sary J. F. McBRADx 4 co. Chi
cage.
Ageuts-Oc&anss Greot<st Tragedy. Ct
xantic steamship Titanic goes to the
bottom on her maiden trip. Multi
nsillionAires. authors. Statesmen ana
Immigrants share the same watery
grave. Our great book, profuseiy
Illustrated. will tall All the thrilling
asory. with personal accounts OF
heroic self sacrifice. marvellous es-
expos and y3Yrfbf8 wUf SYtHgI IA nrst
In the deld and reap . golden harvest.
Liberal com snfasion. Prospectus now
ready. OUTFIT free. Sand Zoe to cover
cost Of mailing. The THOMPSON
PUB. CO.. 1t. Louis. No.
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SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR sJT1fsG1l
MONTHS OF 1912. BETwENsG
MoSELEY AND FARMvILLE.
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Snrreritiers IN police.

W VffNNs
Thomas Napier, white, surrendered
himself 10 the police authorities at
Third Police Station last night. He
Is charged with nonsupport by his
wife
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For sale New assd SECOND. Hand Sew
~. Mair II, Phone MaAisen Sl1l.
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BOARDERS WANTED

BoardesA wanted; Central Location;
nicely furnished rooms: table board.
uae OF bath and telephone; front
room for rent: hrst floor: rates rea-
sorable. 10 East Marshall street.
Having New House and Furnishings,
hot baths all time, best cooking:
every attention; room and board Is
per week; table board. - per week.
Single meals. csc. Business people
promptly served. dfninE-rocm ca
pacity for 30. Apply IL South Sec
ond street.
DoarAeys and NOanera WAntedt Good
location; reasonable. THE WASH
: INoTCN. 4aot East Broad street.
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IhMFKed Win NUUsUppOFf.
Alexander Tiugle. young white
man, was arrested yesterday on a
warrant sworn out by his wife, charg-
ing him with nehsapPoft
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BAKERY.

COFFEE CAKE, foC. POUND; ME-
RINGUE PIES. 1eC. EACH;
CREAM PUFFs. 2sC. DOZEN.
DRINKARD's, 423 Ia n. SIXTH
ST.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
sITUAuoNs-FEMALE

WasteA-Dy Al Experienced Lady De-
tor IN store, or house to house eoli-
citing. or wifi drum for stores. Ad-
dress &. r. eos North Mossley street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

Wansed-A Position ~ Clerk OF Col
Ieetcr or travelling salesman: three
wears experiences in stores OF all
kinds. Can furnish best Of refer
eHees. A.. B.. HAS, care Richmond
Eirginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

We Wish to Empley . Few Men g
home or to travel; good pay for all
or part time IDEAL SUPPLY COM
pAEY. 31e North Fifty fourth street.
WOODLAND Station. Birmingham. Ala.
Wantsd-Msn to bsssme indspsrd-
ent farmers in eastern North Caro-
lima. the nations garden spot A
card brings information. Carolina
Trucking Development Co, SlI
Southern Building. Wilmington, n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

Wanted--0y \ RedneA. Settfed. middle
aged widow LADY. position In city
or suburbs. rs housekeeper for gem
tlesan. Address r. eo4 North Mos-
lsy street. city.
LADY WH stay IN soae Hose Willie
owner 10 away or would look after
widower's home. Address b. L., care
yirSiptan.