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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Things Tint Make Life Worth Liv

Having tho life insurance premium.
me rent and the lodge dues oecom.
PAYABLE simultaneously.
Getting up in the night and stepping
on ono of those cute little tin trains
OF cars
Getting telegram that second
cousin ana nine children will arrive on
The next train TO spend the summer,
Going with youi wife TO high throw
lecture OH "Nlacter1ick's Influence on
the Modern Drama"
Climbing into the full bathtub and
finding that there IS no soap or towels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Commi.sion Government.

Please nanle several cities which ave
now governed b. commission ana su,:
sest TO whom may write FOR fuil
Information. VI L. THOMAS
:, BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Sacramento. Gal.
Springfield. III; Burlington, la Kan.
sas city. Kan; Lynn. Mass; Omaha.
Ncb. y lcttcr to the City Commis
sion NJ any OF these places may brIr,;
what you desire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
DEVELOPS FouR-LrsAr CLOVER.

HofnnIst Produces "GooI Luck Plant"
After Years of Experiment.
New York, April 4.--Aftar nineteen
years OF experiment. Max SchiIng. a
Brooklyn botanist. has, developed a
good luck" clover plant, which pro-
duces four leaves on every stem. in
stead of the traditional three. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Mountain Trout.

Mountain Trout.
Arc there loft in virginia any streams
haunted by the mountain trout? This
beautiful game nsh seems TO have been
driven from ALL the places which I
have visited IN search OF I.
r. c. TRICE
AS Wordsworth's Maid OF Dove" the
mountain trout dwells among the un-
trodden ways. He scorns to breathe
an afr tainted with the gewgaw tacltln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Legal.

\ Wife dies leaving properly real
and personal decided 10 her b. her
husband. who survives She leaves
minor children. Has tho husband nnv
rights In her estate, and may he become
guardian TO the children and usc TIC
property for their support without
appointment rs guardian fby a court?
DAILY READER
He has He may
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

Maybe the woman who few across
the EnEiish Channel In an air craft
was in hurry to rct her F:nstsr In,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
IiHtorIcnl.

Please tell mo who Mrs. .,lcx. Spots
wood was, and where tho Nottiu: hams
settled in Virginia j. & NApp
Anne Butler Bryan. Acconnc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
&
ANSWERS
Mason Presidents.

NHhOn lrcNidCnfr-
Please inform me which Presidents
OF the United States wero Nasons
BLUE LODGE.
Washington. Jackson, Polk. Buchan-
an. Johnson, Garfield. Mckinley, Roosc-
velt Taft.
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RnilwnyS.
Please give names OF European coun-
tries which own the railways
QUERY
Tho Interstate Commerce Commits
sion declares that they have no infor-
nation covering the matter. 1t Is the
impression that railways arc owned
by the government IN Switzerland and
Russia and nowhere else
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
Tie has.
Pcnrir.

Fcurin.
/ have found acme small objects
which suppose to be pearls in some
oysters was eating. Where may !
ind out about their value?
SUBSCRIBER
" the oTHters were cooked tho nearIs
have no value. Almost any Jewcler
could tell you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05
A Quotation.

A Quotation.
Please tell me the author of the quo.
thtion There Is none so blind as he
who will not sec" A. C.
Matthew Henry, the old commcnta-
tor. says None so blind as those that
will not See."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

a Dnte.
Please toll me what day OF tho week
was October s, 1857. CARRIE %.
Monday.
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sundnv schnnl I,ern,.

sunday school TERMS.
Please give the meanings Of pa
raca" and "Thilathca" used in our
Sunday schools. F. c. s.
brotherhood and love towards God.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-05

The MayHower.
Does any one know what finally be
came of the vessel the Maynower?
l.. j. G.
as n slave ship.
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NHiIlinII, Linn.

Please give dates of birth and death
OF William Linn. the great Prcsbytc-
rian divine. A. w. i.
1859 1905
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Please state the number OF pcoplo in
Ann Arbor, Mich, and in Madison, wis.
1857. 25,531.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
MORE MONEY FOR
BETTER FARMING
Demonstration Work to Be Sup.
plenented by Funds From
Chicago.

In order TO amplify and supplement-
the farm demonstration work In Nir-
cinia. Governor Mann has engaged in
negotiations with the Crop Improve
ment Committee. of Chicago. The or
ganization proposes. where its terms
are met. 20 contribute as much as 81
GOO to each county to be used for dem
onstration purposes.
one Of the provisions is that the
amount shall be duplicated locally by
private subscription. II reply TO this,
the Governor has written explaining
tire virginia plan. by which tho sal
ar-rs and expenses Of demonstration
agents are paid partly by the Uuitcd
states DEPARTMENT or Ayr culture.
partly from the state Treasury and
partly by- means of-apprOpriatious from
county funds. made by boards Of SUI
p.rrisors. While this differs from the
private subscription proposition. 90 Is
REGARDED as more satisfactory. since
The county money comes from the tax
payers az large. ali getting thc bcne-
The sum Of $1,000 is 20 be used with
IN two gsars.
u IS now proposed to begin with
Frederick Colufy. That prcErcssivc
county has appropriated $500 % pay
a. demonstration fcr the coming year.
and state anil national agencies Will
duplicate this. mskins "a $500. With
the aid - tho crop improvement; Com
mitfec. the total salary can Re- made
81 800. the result being securing a
more competent man.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
SAYS EGGLESTON
WAS NOT BEATEN
Smith Denies Implication of De.
feat-Colonel Rivers Not
Considered.

Recently published statements con-
Meeting the presidency of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute with the appoint
nent of Joseph ID. Eggleston to "A post
with the United States Bureau OF
Education brought forth n statement
yesterday from H. NJ. Smith. Jr., a
member of the committee appointed
from the board of visitors OF the agri-
cultural school TO recommend a new
president.
The statement referred 10 sought 10
reflect upon Mr.. Eggleston by men
tiOning. in connection with his new
appointment. the alleged selection OF
aforementioned Tyree Il. Rivers.
Eighth Un~ed States Cavalry. TO sue
coed President Paul r. BarrinSer at
Blacks burg.
Feeling that this suggestion Goes
gross Injustice 10 Mr.. Eggleston. TO
Colonel Rivers and TO the board. MI.
Smith said yesterday:
Any impression sought 10 be made
that Mr. Eggleston was a defeated
candidate for the presidency of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Is en-
tirely incorrect No one can say that
Mr. Eggleston would not have been
elected. lie could not himself have
felt anything of the sort / am un-
able to say that I would not have
voted for him himself. and it is quite
possible i should have done So
As 10 Colonel Rivers. ne is not even
being considered for the place. He is
regarded as a man OF the highest
standing and of proficiency in his line.
SUIT the visitors want an agricultural
list. not a soldier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20

lions ona single bill OF indictment in
cases below the grade of felony.
Blue sky law should be enacted. the
Inheritance tax law should be thor
oughly overhauled. making this tax
PAYABLE at death and the rate gradu-
ated with substantial increases after
an estate reaches a given value: women
should be made eligible to hold all
Offices o. positions of trust or profit
whose duties relate solely to tie edu-
cationa1. charitable and public health
work OF the State: Article II. Section I.
of the Constitution. should be amended
to allow one TO hold an office and at
the same time be a member Of any
educational. charitable or sanitary
board.
The Attorney General declares in his
report his purpose TO prepare bills
embodying his recommendations and
hand them 20 the appropriate legisla-
tive committees.
The legislative committee from the
1911 Legislature for the annual eX-
animation of the books and vouchers
of the State Treasurer and State Au-
ditor and the insurance department
is here on it's annual visitation, and
IS at work in the State Treasury. II
requires a week or more TO make these
examinations. The committee con
Sists OF Senators o. Max Gardner,
Cleveland. and A :. RascOe, of Berthe.
and Representative \. l. QuickeL
Lincoln: Harry Stubs. Martin County,
and II. c. Caviness. Wilkes County
Honorable Ashley Horne. chairman
of the State Building Commission
having in hand the erection OF the
s250.cQs state freprcof building. is
60 ba az NJ flf
commission since the tragic suicidal
death Of w A. Fries. clerk and in
sDector for the commission in the
erection of the building. Colonel Horne
paid a high tribute TO the capacity
and fidelity of Mr.. Fries in his ser
vice to the commission. and is deeply
srieved at his untimely death. Col
onei Horne is at a loss TO understand
what the troubles were 20 which Mr.
Fries referred in his note 10 Mrs
Fries His relations to the building
commission have been the most cir
cumspect, Colonel Horne says In
deed. the financial system OF the com
mission is such that there could be
10 ENHANCEMENT or misapproprlation
Of funds on the part of anybody con-
nected with the work. There is no an
nOuncement as to any filing OF the
place made vacant by the suicide.
Fine progress is being made in the
standardizing of the Raleigh and
Southport Railroad, as a part of the
new Raleigh. Charlotte and southern
division Of the Norfolk and southern
The work on the Raleigh division VIII
be completed i'm a couple of days. ana
the steam shovels and other grading
force will be moved TO the Cape Fea.
River. and the McCullers section.
where much work is TO be done. The
road is being brought up TO a grade
OF not more than ! per cent.
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NO DECREASE IN
RECORD OF CRIME
Something Uncanny About It's
Stability" Says Attorney
General Beckett.
MAKES REPORT TO GOVERNOR
Suggests Many Changes in Law-
That lie viii Recommend
to Legislature.
Especial to The Times-Dispstch. ]

Raleigh. y c., December 19.-"There
is something downright uncanny about
the stability Of crime" declares Attor-
ney- General T. w Beckett in his
bclnial report TO Governor Kitchin
ana the incoming General Assembly.
1T seems to be perpetuated with as
much regularity as the ebb and fiow
Of the tides. For example. the total
number OF cases reported 20 the At
torney- General for the four Years end
ing July l. 1908. was 40.sot. and for
the -four years ending July !. 1912, go
501. difference Of only ninety-seven
cases for the entire Sta<e In the two
periods" The report shows that Of
the cases in the first period. 81. 49, were
convictions. and of the last period, "a
266 the number OF crimes and num-
bcr Of convictions for the two periods
being practically the same.
Attorney General Bickett's report
shows 1859 criminal cases in the
State during the past two years. a dc
crease Of 2,S72 cases over the previous
two years. only $3.50 cases were act
laIly tried. others going off through
nolle pros and otherwise. There were
1906 convictions and 2,sf3 acquittals.
The report declares that the costiicst
and most cruel defect in the machinery
Of the courts is in the absence OF any
provision for emergency judges. so
that neither marriage. birth. death nor
sickness can occur in the family OF a
Judge without demoralizing public
business He recommends that the
Constitution be amended to allow the
General Assembly TO provide for
emergency judges.
The Attorney General recommends
changes so that the State and the ce-
PENDANT in a criminal trial shall be
above dthe same number of challenges.
change OF venire instead OF change
Of venue. solicitors should be allowed
70 charge any number Of viola
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bration. which will be held some time
after the holidays. will most likely be
given by the Chamber of Commerce.
II has been the general opinion that
some such action should be taken. but
the Mayors suggestion is the first that
has been publicly made. Mr.. Under
wood gives his proposal a concrete
form by naming a committee 70 pro-
mote the banquet idea. The committee
is composed of six Of the most
thoroughly alive men OF Fayetteville
men who are Interested in the rail
road development of the Cape Fear
country They are j. \. Mclean. Jr.'
y. II Culbreth. NJ n. Armfeld. W. f.
Smith, Terry A Lyon and W. B. Nal
10y
The Aberdeen and Rockhsh viii be
running a regular schedule into Fay
ettevllle next Monday. the 2Srd. In fact,
the first freight shipped TO a Fayette-
VILE consignee over the new road has
already been received. This was a
consignment of two solid cars. The
copper wire circuit for telephone dis
patching. which will be used on the
who'll, line. is being erected. and Will
be completed by Friday. 4 carload OF
copper wire will be used in the install
lation of the system.
Ire track-laying force has pene>rat-
ed the city. and is now working with
in a stones throw OF the station
house which is going up at the head
of Maxwell street. on Mumford. Royal
d. Jones has been employed as local
agent of the road
The manifold advantages of this new
connection are almost self-evident.
The A. & r. is understood TO have a
working arrangement with the Sea
board. whereby Fayetteville will great
~ profit The cape Fear city is thus
given three competing lines to Nor
folk-the Aberdeen and Rockfish Sea
board route, the Norfolk-Southern,
which runs into the city under the
name Raleigh. Charlotte and Southern
and the Atlantic Coast Line With
work started on the canalization o;
the Cape Fear, destined to make this a
basing point for freight rates. the
Fayetteville optimists are seeing ros-
lily.
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aurtton SaIfs Cbts Dag
BY Henry s. Hutzler & Co,
Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneer;
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
WELL-BUILT HOME AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRAHAM
STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE
CARTON HEIGHTS. WITH THE
LARGE LOT. FRONTING 1e7 FEET
OK GRAHAM STREET. AND BEING
81 FEET DEEP TO AN ALLEY
In execution of a certain deed or
trust to the undersigned trustees, dated
November ,. 1919 and recorded in the
clerks office OF Henrico County Circuit
Court. u. Il. 1904 page IS. default
having been made in the payment or
the debt therein secured. and being -
required 20 do by the note-holder- We
will sell the property above meutionef.
as described in said deed. at puoiio
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1912.
at 4 O'Clock 2. VI.
TERMS. Cash. -
HENRY : HCTZLEH,
RALPH ). LEVY.
Trustees
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SPECIAL 10 Tho Times Dispatch
FAYETTEVILLE. y. g.. December 10
" iiiiam Pope. eight years old. son ~
y D. ptpc. - this city. received seVs rr
external injuries this morning when
bis clothing caught fire from an opsn
fireplace The little boy had lust
arisen from bod. and his gown izrifed
fror, the fire on thc hearth Thr
FLAMES were cxtineuishcd ~ his moth
CT. Who waa nrarby.
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Pay City Taxes
Room I07. City Hall.

Richmond, Va. December l. 1912.
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES.
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL, FOR
1912 ARE DUE IN DECEMBER, AND
SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE, twenty-one years of
age. and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business in the city. is as
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the year are urged 10 call and settle,
so as TO avoid being posted as delin-
Quents
FIVE PER CENT will be added to
last half IL not paid on or before DE-
GENDER 81.
Interest at SIX PER CENT also at
taches 10 all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular attention IS called 20 the
above under the city ordinance
there can be no avoidance OF the pen
atty
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION Bills are also due and
payable. FIVE PER CENT penalty
will be added TO all 1912 Grading. Paw
ing and Sewer Connection bills NOT
PAID BY JANUARY 81, 1918
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES. ETC.
must be paid at the office OF DEPUTY
COLLECTOR. Tenth and Hull Streets.
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pouItrp, Pets ano Rior 5tofk

WANTED. TO Buy FOR CASH
cheap. pair Of horses or mules. Must
be- good workers. Address J.. 49,,
care Times Dispatch.
+ q j. O y S-CARNEAT AND BIG
crosses. guaranteed mated. White
Runner ducks: eggs for Matching
White WyandOttos with biz eSS rec
Ords. SIDNEY JOHNSON, Boy dtOn.
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for 5aIe

tl,GlN WATCHES FROM $3.50 AND
I'd. Hamilton watches from Sl0 ana
Up. Solid gold rings from 81 ana
up. Let AS sell you Big Ben alarm
clock t6 wake YOU up on time these
mornings WM TOBIEN. JR. 4oo
Last Broad street.
GENUINE SHETLAND PONIES. BOTH
sexes. solid and spotted: also some
Shetland colts. sons and daughters
of General Shafter. the $1,000 stal
lion. Apply or write THOS. ENOs.
salesman Montrose Pony Farm. All
south Laurel Street
lAPPLE s-NICE HAND-PlCk I'd
Wiucsap aples delivered IN kiSn-
niond for $50 per barrel. EDWARD
McsWicEHEY. Lee. Va.
FOR SALE. = LARGE STOCK OF
high-grade wagons. buggIes anu
ssfreys We have on hasd good
bargains ia second hand wagons
and buggios. Satisfactory service
guaranteed. Reasonable prices. A
MEYEEs SONS. 73l Last Cary
Street
HOSTING ENGINE. FINE CONDl-
ton l. BLUFOKD & co.
FOR WAGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
Bf:OS. SIS brook Avenue. Painting,
repairing and rubber tire work
FOR SALE. A NUMBER OF ELEC..
Trio fans IN good condition, some OF
them practically new For infOr-
nation apply Times dispatch, new
building. south Tenth Street
FOR SALE. $500 REAL ESTATE
note tirst mortgage. on SHOW ~
terest payable seIni-annually: Ao-
dress J -. care Times-Dispatch
VIZ HAVE A NUMBER OF LATE
mod.i I-ndrrwooi and Remington
Visible Typewriters which look as
good work as well and are guar :
anteed the same as new machines at
"A saving OF 40 per cent sent on
examination anywhere. AMEk1CAN
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. IN
So, tast Main Street Phone Mad4-
son 5256.
R0TTEFS AND ENGINES. ALL SIZES
stuok.stacks. blacksmith tools. smart
ing hangers. betting and puAeys
secondhand. guaranteed i d. d..
FORD & co. 155e-4c last CalE
Street.
T-77T: SALE ONE WINDSOR LATROBE'
one Washington latrooe, one hI,np id
rev heater. No. 423 West broau
street CIIAs H. COSBY CO
.TIREWORI< S-ALL KINDS AT Low
est prices. Also fun line OF fancy
hoy candies Get our prices LIN :
IHS;T0NS u East Broad. opposits
Cohens.
FOR SALE. COMBINATION COOK ER
and heater. For sal cosby co.ilo ns
nation baker and heaters ior ~Ooe
or coal No az West Br'au
CHAS II. COSBY co.
FOR SALE OK LEASE. THE Lab f. +
BowIinr Alleys. Eight BrunswiciS>
Ralk ColIender Companys alleys. al
in good order ready for BUSINESS
LAKE BOWLING ALLEYS, INC
FOR SALE MILA, THREE STANDs
roller process. corn burr. capaciss5a
p barrels daily; good stream. 10
rHAS = CLARKE. De Witt. Va
FOR SALE. WEIL-GOlNG DEe =
healfh only reason for sale. Apply
80 c.r. Tiues-Di spatch-
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NEW RAILROAD WILL
ENTER FAYETTEVILLE

Especial TO The meS-DispatcnI
Fayetteville. y. C.. December l9-
Fayetteville viii fttingly celebrate the
coming or the Aberdeen and Rockiish
Railroad. II the suggestion Of Mayor
John Underwood IS followed. The
present proposition is to give bar
quest in honor Of John Blue and his
son ". \ Blue. tho builders OF the
road. in commemOration or this event
j., Fayetteville history. end by way OF
demonstrating the popular apprecia-
ton % the work these men gre coinS
in opening I'D this country The cclc-
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Rfftings

- 80
National state and City Bank.
Richmond, Va December Is 1912
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this bank will be
held in its banking house Tuesday.
January u. 1913. for the election
of directors and the transaction Of
any other business that may proper
~ come Tef5r- the meeting.
J. LIEN H. HILL
Cashier.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
Security Life Insurance Company OF
Ame-ica--YOu are hereby notified
that the regular annual meeting OF
the STOCKHOLDERS % the Security Life
Insurance Company OF America will
D.. held az the once % the company.
Mutual Life Building IN the city
% Richmond. Va. on WEDNESDAY.
At the hour 90 70 O'Clock A. NJ. FOR
tho purpose of elccting directors of
thu company for ERE ensuing year
and the transaction % any and all
Other Business which may - sub
rnittcd % the meeting.
Ey order of the Board ~ Directors
". o JOHNSON.
President
8 SPECTAL COMMUNICATION
w 20 kmitv Lodge. No. -. A. r A.
" = A. vii DO held CO. its lodge
room in the Ms~ouic Temple. corner
NGffNN .fru tiNao TiIffI-. his UT
davt EVENING December %. 1912. ~
~ o'clock Master Mas0us arc ira
t~ruaffv invited 10 attend.
Ev order ~ the Norshipfui Master.
ROBERT y NORTHERN.
Secretary.
FIRST NstionsI Bank % Richmond. va.
December 10. 1912
THE REGULAR k>NrAL MEETING
~ fne stockholders - the First
National Bank % Richmond. Va
Tor fh~ election % directors and for
the transaction - any other bust
ness which rnar properly come be-
lore said meeting. VIII be hel1
Tuesday. January 10. 1913. at "a
o-~lo~k noon. IN the directors room
Of fho hank. No. 900 East Nain
street. Rfchuoud. Va
". n ADDISON. Cashier.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
Har DIe. Of Injuries.

fSDNcIal % Tho TlWcs- DlEpafCh
Fredcricksourg. IA. December H.
Robert simpson aged twelve years.
son OF Hampton simpson. Of stafford.
was accidentally struck with base
bail bat hv playmate a. school. and
died ia Few hours from the blow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
undersigned. being the executor,
qualified according to the laws OF
Connecticut. Of Mary McC. Wooster.
deceased. who. at the time Of her
death. was dOmiciied in Deep River.
Connecticut, and who has no personal
representative qualified as such with
in this State. will. on the 9Th day
OF April. 1918. move the Court of
Hastings Of the city of Richmond.
State of Virginia. to enter an order
directing the transfer of twenty-five
(22) shares OF stock Of the Norfolk
Railway and Light Company. a cor
poration created under the laws Of
-he State OF Virginia. now standing
on the books of the said corpora
tiOn in the name OF Mary McC-
Wooster. to the Connecticut Trust
and safe Deposit Company, OF Hart
ford. Connecticut as trustee.
II. J. BROOKE.
Executor
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llantfn

WANTED. TO Boy FOR CASH. HOUSE
hold goods in any quaint ~ Phone
Madison asst
MRS JENNIE SETGEIs 1908 East
Main. ladies and gsrflemrus second
hand clothes and SHOES bought and
best cash price paid.
WANTED. TO Buy or TRADE FOR y
gcod mule. Eve f0 siEnf years old
LYME q HARRIS. 1871 East cary.
WANTED. DIE WORK. STAMPING.
light macbl-o spccialtics. rEauUfact-
ured under contract or high-class
repair work SUCCESS NOVELTY
CO. nc. sol stockton street
" ANTED. \ SECONDHAND rNDER
wood fgFcwrifrr Must b. IN Al
condition and a real berEaiu. Also
typewriter desk at once. Give
FUN particulars iu answer t. this
advertisement J. s>f. care Times
Hfsn9fch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-20
High Constable's Sale

viii sell by public auction. On Fri
dav. the -0th day ~ December. l2l -
- O'Clock = u az 10 ~ Nt-s Wan,
-. following property. 90 satisfy a
distress warrant W " Batten - "
" and T. Christiani IN M HANDS
Iron Ssfr Roller Tor DISK Large
,iaSoIcrc Tank and Flap. Typewriter
and Desk. &C.
TERMS. Clsr.
W IT. WYATT. JR-.
IT, 80. =. 2