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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
u.P.I.'SPROTEST
IS NOT GRANTED
Washington and Lee Closes
Matter. Sending Open
Letter to Alumni.

On the eve Of the football game be-
tween Washington and Lee University
sns the S,rgna rS.ytssanis "a re-
protest by Virginia Polytechnic InSti-
tute against certain players on the
Washington and Lee eleven. Wa0 sent
to the alumni OF the Lexington school.
To the Alumni u Washington and Ice
University:
In response to repeated calls from
you In regard to the protest recently
made by the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute Of the eliy1bality Of two mem.
hers on our football team. Bone and
Rafferty,, who are Atudents 1t Wasn-
ington and Lee for their second year.
We send you this open letter.
Two important facts were omitted
from the published account Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institutes prote0A. pur-
porting TO be q statement OF the mat
ter In full
Efrst-Ashe Lockhart came to Lex
ing1on November rs the accredited
representative Of the athletic author
tiles OF the Virginia Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute, bearing to the President OF
Warrington and Lee University pro-
ton and Lees regular football team
as being .ineliGtble under Virginia
Polytechnic 1nsr1tutes Interpretation
OF the contract made with washington
Seoond-The president referred Mr..
Lockhart to the dean OF the university,
who replied In writing rs followe:
November s. 1919.
Ashe Lockhart Blacksbu:g. Va:
Dear Mr.. Lockhart-Pursuant to our
conference Of this morning, I beg leave
TO say that the members OF the Wash
ington and Lee football team VINO Will
represent this university In the gams
arranged with the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. to be played in Roanoke No
yember 8. are regularly matriculafed
students OF this university. In accord
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Waited. sEvERxf ExxpERiENcE6
statesmen and salesladies for white
goods and dress goods and suit de-
Ing In any department.. and tooe
stock-keepers. state experience ana
salary expected. LIS. SHONINGEh
= Co. box 313. Danyilfe. Va.
sALESMAN--ONE OF THE LARGEST
New York breweries requires an ex.
perienced salesman 20 sell bottled
GINA. 70 the right man. who IL
thoroughly acquainted and able TO
command trade. an excellent opening
Is offered Address fully, stating
age, experience. references and ex-
pectations. IRONMONGER. 20 Vesey
Street. New Work
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ASHEv|LlE WANTS
TO GET RELEASE

A.nvei,ie. n. G., Nsvember eve LII
,sn = memher Of the board OF directors
~ -. socaI hasahalI club, leaves AshevaAis
to-morrow night for Milwaukee. via. vhere
he Vtn represent the local manaSsmsns -
fore the national commission wnen N n I.
xsh.vt,is.s conteutton and request thae TN.
,.yTftory be released by the management o.
the Appalachian League. = sDdts q tae
Action OF the board OF directors OF the 90.
Ranixation. which short tine ago feAuse
"a let the bars down to this city.
The local club 10 putting up zane nSn;
for 4 6erth In the Carolina Association. and
haa deterniAed 70 light the AppeAco,ea
Iu>a91aa To q dni6h.
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BY Henry g Hutzler 4 Co.
Real Estate Brokers and Auctt0nooro.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE AND WE'LL
BUILT BRICK STORE AND REaH.
DENCE.
No. Is North 18th
Street

In pursuance Of q decree en<esed h
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich.
mond Va. on November /. 1917. In ~
N. d. Hoge. Jr, executor. etc. VI. A3ce
Aylett Hoge ct ais. WIN sel1 ct pub
He auction. subject to tho Aonhrma&foA
OF the court. on the premises. on
! THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1914.
At A:3o o'clock p. r..
tho property above described. Il = .
well established business stand, II -
good order. and offers an unusual OPP
portunity to the investor.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance -
ono and two years. secured BY deed -
trust, with interest 1t per cent: a.
all cash. ~ option Of the purchaser.
n d. HOGH. JR.
Special Commissioner and Executor.
I certify that the bond required b.
the above decree of the special coms
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day -
November. 1919.
Teste: CHARLES o. sAvILLN
CSleeH.
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SLASHED WITH RAZOR

WUnn8 WlDb1sA eeaFss4 f1ghe WleA Ne0Hu
Who uaa Q 1osoG.
GnDpute aroso between Oscar Cay aA1
WiuIn0 Wjmbueh. TIVE Hsnf1oo County
negrooA ThurDaay night While Cory Vs.
Shav1ne Wimbush picked up Q chair and
made . shrsaasning mot1ou tswara his -
Deeeas. Who. IL 10 charged, without further
aAe TUNED his rasor 70 COED account On
wimbush's neck and body.
Cosnu Policeman TilIer was detailed ia
arrest Caey. bat failed to locate him after
N all-day search yesterday. Il Was feperte1
to Policeman TSmp.A who - on night duty
1t Heas1co Jali this week. while Deputy
ohesfR lee Lyme . abssat that Magistrate
Dassaceet, % Droe1k1anA district, bad reeeg-
o1Dsa tAs neSTo fee hh oDDsasanes. and
tboe further oet1oo would - unaecsesary.
WinbusA - being trsaeso % u City Hos
pisal
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TUCKER CASE

rhiAea S>uses Cent II Appsale HsnEs A3eo'
msoH a LaSes 6u1E
Anxumsue n the csse Of L L Tucker.
m, viyfns partner Of w. L and L L Tucker:
petiucnsr, asaines George Bran. trustee q
the East Coast Iumbsr Company. neanrupt'
cavern responAenest on petition for tevasw
Of the ruling Of the District Court. WAS
heard yesterday b. the United States Circuit
Prttchsrd and District Judges Wad1In an1
Mcdowell In attendance.
John A. Coke, Jr.. Of this city. appeared
for the petitioner. and Henry Rieiy and
the arGumeAss fop the respondents
Court viii convene again this morning q
le:S0 o clock This being Conference day. no
cases are set for trial. and the sane can -
seId Of Monday.
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FAILS TO AGREE
IN SMITH CASE
Jury Discharged Aftsr Seven
| Hours Consideration With
out Result.
rspecia, to Tue rimes-pssp.sch.]

Gloucester Courthouse. Va. November 81
After being out for more than seven hours.
from o'clock this morning untii ocloc
this afternoon, without reaching q ventict
the jury which has been hearing the smith
murder case announced NJ O'Clock TINS
afternoon their inability 70 come % an
case Will be tried again at the January
term Of court.
Joseph Smith vas tried on the charge o.
numbering his seventeen-year-ol0 vile IN
the Guinea section Of Gloucester last July
He and his wife were driving Home from Few
eFn Wharf after an excursion to Norfolk
wbeE they began . quarrel which resuitsd
In Smith shooting his wife. There were sew
era witnesses to the crime.
The attorneys for the defense were J. ".
6tubbs snd J. L. Taiiaferro. and c. 6. Smith.
the Commonwealth's attorney. aasisted By J.
Stete.
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3eeilnGa


Atlantic Coast Line railroad Company.
gOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual and general meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company
will be held At the once Of the com.
pany, at Byrd Street Station. in the
city Of Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY.
the 18th day Of November. 1919. at II
o'clock A. n. for the election Of d.
the transaction Of SUCH other. bus1.
ness as may lawfully come before
the meeting. including the subject
hereinafter stated This meeting
has also been called ~ the board
the stockholders Of the company. to
be held at the same time and place.
to consider. act and pass upon. au-
thorize and consent 70. An increase
Of the common capital stock OF THIS
company by the amount OF six mill
lion dollars. In addition to the pres
emit authorized issue OF such stock.
such Increase to consist Of sixty
thousand shares. each Of the par
value Of one hundred dollars. ana
to provide that each and every
stockholder Of this company shall
be given the right OF subscrieing
for and purchasing 1t par common
capital stock OF this company eQaH
inse OF the capital stock Of this COM
pany upon, q date to be dxed BY the
board Of directors. and upon such
conditions as may be determined:
and generally to take any and All
action that may seem necessary and
desirable IA connection with. Ger.
name to or growing ont OF any OF
the matters hereinbefofe stated
The books for the transfer OF the
capital stock Of the company VIII
ciose Wednesday. November 6. 1914.
al 8 o'clock r. n, and viii be re-
opened ON Wednesday. November 30.
1919, at 10 o'clock A. II.
BY order OF the Board Of Director
H. L BORDEN.
Secretary.
a~>nh<r ~ 1914
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Rtchm0ad, Ffe0effcksburG ana F0@
tornac RailI Dad Company.
once Of the Secretary,
Richmond. Va, October AZ. 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockhold-
erv OF the Richmond. FrederacksburE
and Potomac Railroad Company win
be held at its ONCE. in the First
National Bank Building. Richmond.
va. on Monday. the 18th day OF
November. 1917. at IL o'clock A. II
The stock transfer books win b.
closed 1t o'clock p X 4onday.
November IL. 1917. and reopened At
10 o'clock A Il Tuesday. November
NORMAN CALL
Secretary.
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B0nkruVf Roftce1

ORDER CT NOTICE FOR DlgcHAH0E
On this Ist day Of November, A D.
1919, On readiag the pet!ticn Ter as
cSAT9e q the bankrupt. q .
Opasssa BY the court that Q boeSfn9
D. AaA UPON the same on the 18TH
DAY or DECEMBER A. d. 1913 be-
fore Sasd court az Richmond. IN said
district. at u O'Clock noon: anl tnat no.
nee tAsreef Be published IN the rSmee-
dispatch, . newspaper psiueee In said
ISOtrse4 an1 that all known credstesS
ana ether DeSSons IN interest," nay -.
D9or q the said time ans place. 49,
SNOv cause. q say they have. Way
~ 1gsyer % the sasa pssitSsass seossa
HsS 4 3 furtAsr sreersa ~ she
eoUTS nat The elesk slau Oso1 ~
0osI - IN eUoWu crs3seesS eopsso
"A go Vossfsoa end thSs Sgess. -.
$500 d tAem ~ their p1oeo0 -
WSS1SSp sse HONORABLE ED0UJm
VAUDIlk yR. Ju1ee o. see 80
coSSI 81 she seal shevssG q na4o.
SS0G n oaSA district. - ehe 10e ~
"a NOv9Uoer, A. D. 1919
SoissA p. SRARy.
g sS..9n.zs5E
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Agfnt8 Wanteb

snap Up THIS WINNER: SURE
money maker: sells like hot cakes;
1919 profits: free particulars: write
me to-day. THE PILGRIM SUPPLY
co, 2i0s East Monument Street
Raftimore Nd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Railway Com
once Of the Secretary.
Richmond. Va. October Il, 1919:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
en- Of the Washington-Southern
RAILWAY Company viii be held ct
In once, In the First National Bank
Building. Richmond, Va. ON Monday.
II o'clock noon
The etock transfer books Win b
elooed at ! o'clock r. Il Monday. No.
vember IL, 1919. and reopened At 10
o'clock A n Tuesday. November -.
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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No. 1909 Grove
Avenue

We win ssil By auction. On the prsea.
iSes. ON
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -. 1919.
ut 4:30 p. n.
the above mentioned dwelling. TIE
dwelling contains eleven rooms an4
all modern improvements. hot wANof
heat and II finished up In the beoe
style. Lot - feet inches front By .
depth of l24 feet.
TERMS: Wall be made satisfactory.
and announced at sale.
POLLARD 4 BAGBY.
Auctioneer2
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xsisSsie Coast Lac RailresA coipsny.
OOcs of IL freesurer.
- xnSEp or pfRScroHs ov AT.
iaSsjc Coast Line RaSlroo1 Company
~ tecIared . Asvtessd Of ~ per
cent On the preferred capital stock
81 That company, payable as tie s0cs
81 the Treasurer, &c WtIWWes0e. -
syaosSeg boOso sse e3ooo1 frg0
- Slsl cay - Ocsooee, 1913 - -
uSnP a0 80 0nSoo t9Go1gevA
jazz = e0Ofs
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AL 1LO0 KECEIVED OCTOBER 7TH
having been rejected, new bids for
enc nve-passepger, forty 10 my.
horsepower automobile, viii Be re-
csived b. the Beard OF Police Gem
misoionero up 20 noon. N0vem0er 70.
1912. Cute showing body. chassis
cations must accompany an ~.
The board reserves the right 70 re-
joct any or all bids submieto4
Address an bids. marked "ProDo0al
fer furnishing Auto" 20
SECRETARY Department. q PoleeA
Room H. CITY Hall
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October 10. 1919.
Potomac Railroad Company,
ndlce Of the Secretary.

once Of the Secretary.
Richmond, Va. October IL. 1913.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ere OF the Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be Eeld at its once. In the
First National Bank Building. Rich
mond, Va. on Monday. the 18th day
of November. 1919. At 1850 p. n
The stock transfer books viii be
closed at o'clock p. n Monday.
November II. 1912. and reope0ed az
10 o'clock a n Tuesday. November
NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
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BY E. A. catlln = Co.
By E. A. Catlln 4 Co.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
CORNER DWELLING AND LAR0n
LOT. CORNER CEDAR AND BAKER
STREETS. NEAR MECHANICSVILLB
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Il. 1919.

In execution of . deed Of trust to
me. Of record In clerks ONCE. Rich
mond Chancery Court. IN D. b. 113-C
page 470, default having been made
In the payment Of portion OF the
money therein secured. and being ro-
Quired % to do BY the beneficiary, ]
win, On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL 1874.
at 4:sS o'clock r. II,
On the premises. sell the tWo-0oofy
frame dwelling, No. 5000 Cedar street.
with lot 90 feet front, running back
49, feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs Of sale and to discharge one note
for S13S, due January 20, 1919: one noe0
for $96. due February %, 1912: one note
for SIS. due March II. 1e1z: one note
for $9S, due June 2S. 1919. and one nOte
for 500. due October 70. 1912. with In
terest on each Of said notes from their
maturity until paid: $se payable Feb
ruary %. 1913: SIS payable June p.
1913: 49s payable october %. 1914: 80
payable February %. 1914: eSt payable
June %. 1914. and the balance. u any.
In equal payments At ono and two
years, with interest added end securod
by trust deed
Much more ltberal terms win -
given Il desired.
Trustee
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flats Nnan1f6


P1fENfsGFREE PERS0NXE con-
sultation In Richmond with invent
ors; fifteen years experience: salts
factory references. 8. H. EVANS.
Patent Attorney. Box 9Sl, Richmond.
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'OECOY IS POINTED
OUT By Sudbury
Another Arrest in Connee&io1
With Fleeing Of Wilmington
Men in New York.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.l
New York, November 8-Joe Eaton.
q dapper little man Of seventy, with
a snow-white imperial and . yellow
flower In his buttonhole. but with
the reputation OF being one OF the
slickest confidence men that ever
feeced an unsuspecting sucker. was
arrested to-day Gin Brooklyn
At police headquarters. Kirby 'Cleve-
land Sudbury. the young Wiimings0n'
". c.. lawyer. who recently lost w..
coo In an alleged pool room on West
Eighty-second Street. identified WIZ
liam Hunter (Which Is the name under
which Eaton at present IL posing). as
one Of the mon who gathered In the
pool room to bet on the races.
According to Deputy Commissioners
Dougherty. the role which Eaton play
Cd in this latest overlapping game
vas that Of q uecoy. On THURSDAY.
missioner Dougherty succeedeo 70
eating the Gondorf brothers. CharNe
and Frank. and John Kay. or Paper
Collar Joe"
sidbury no sooner had taken one
look AZ the dozen or 50 men VIC
vere lined up In Commissioners Dough
erty's once, than he pointed at Eaton
and sxclaimed. why. there's the doc
tor" Sudbury said he had seen EAa1 ,S
on three Of the four visits no ps s,6
the pool room. one ess c noo mo one race.
Az,
Everybody, Sudbury saS4 calico niin
Es.en We axraigneA before Magis.
t,a1s Nufphy at the West sac Cov Sa,
tn.6sv IA held In $4,000 oaa1 Ao'
hea rinR November IL.
Hn~v PSekansD IN Wu9anStc1
ranec3ai 20 The Times-DispatchI
Wiimington. n. c.. November -.
cordinr 10 rumors IN eircuLau,n ~ ~
dsy. many more prominent eisi.sn citizen, gs
sides DR.. J. W. Powell ana ~ Ns1
r Siibury were involved In the Sev
York wire-tapping swindle. ~ - ~ ~
ttivsiv known that other olxens s,r
huncced ana that . pool was msds "
io Mrs.. ssdbury. wife Of ons Of ne mel
acece6- made this known IN = sIaU
,cens fo-day and declared tnat S..
oficiai was involved Report A ac0 n ~o
:. that one citizen who lost $4.ooo ~
his money back from the eteerer sen'
here 81 the point Of . revolver: =,
The amount lost by people nere =,
the swintile 10 variouslJ ,H.I,
fror $4,000 to 100000. Eviden..:
the vire.tappers' steerer. VINO pose,
hsr. a. a weil-to-do homeseekor. iouns
many suckers and his accompaices rao'
pfckiuRA
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s<vvsus c..ssssses .. Rsre

AmhersG We, n Jvember s.-There are
several candidates already In the netd
for the poUtSion Of postmaster at tbs
place 90 succeed James =. Williams.
wAooo term expires next July. Among
ehOOo whe are circulating pesletons ere
c. - Ca0poeal sad }. Marvin HAITI
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rho Atlantic Land and 1mprovomont
Company.
Once OF the Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting OF stock.
Improvement Company will be held
AZ the Office Of the company. In the
city Of Richmond. Va. on Tuesday.
the nineteenth day Of November, n
D. 1912. At 1880 o'clock p
n L BORDEN,
Secretary.
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for DaIe
| FOR SALE, $37s L c. SMITH 1!-
gauge Monogram gun. e13e: two stts
barrels. 17ls East Franklin Street
r. W. TIGNOR'S SON.
MOTORCYCLES AKo 5.cICLaA NEW
and Second-hand: repairing Of all
kinds. TOMPkINs. az Vest Broad.
FOR SALE. A BROUGHAM. MADE By
Demarest, IN splendid condition. good
as new. which can be bought Tor less
than one-fourth Of original cost
Apply for inspection At Room 7fs
Mutual Building.
FOR FIRsr-cLAss FRUITS AND PRO;
,ss, cali aon as n tss Ia'i s.o o1
est prices. goods delivered any part
OF city and suburbs.
FOR ). AGONS. GO TO RICHARDSON
BROS, SIS Brook Avenue. Painting.
repairing and rubber-tire work.
FOR SALE. MILL. THREE STANDS
roller process; corn burr. capacity
Is barrels daily: Eood stream; 100
cHXs G. CLARKE. De witt, va.
BOILERS. ENGINES. WOODWORKING
machinery Of every description. belt
Ing. hangers. shatting and RTlineygG;
& co. 1898 East Cary Street
FOR SALE. WELL APPOINTED
restaurant. up.to-date: In business
section Of the city. paying well: good
3. ENGLISH, Rooms s,3-4 American
National Bank Building.
OUR oxY-0AS FLAME YIELDS CAST.
iron, steel brass. aluminium ana
wrought iron machine parts; also
cast-dron brazing. THE STRICK-
LAND MACHINE CO.
JUST PUT IN CAR OF HAYDOC BUG
Ries, surreys and runAbouts: business
and pleasure: II you are In need we
can suit you. THOS. II. DUKE i
CO., 500 Brook Avenue.
We HAVE A WELL EQUIPPED
Rieie. iI au, sen BODY sS Saiid,as ana
painting a speciality: prompt servica
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PAINTING
ELECTRIC AND GAS CARS
rot CAN GET A BARGAIN IN BUG
Eies and surreys at RICHMOND We
..IcLE CONSTRUCTION co.
FOR SALE. At ONCE, THE BEST
located and equipped lunch room
In Norfolk. Terms cash. Price very
low Address p. o. Box No. z17.
Norfolk. Va.
GOOD. STRONG FAMILY RUBBER
tired surrey cheap: good ~ new
THREE-QUARTER YARD CONCRETE
road roller, right out OF service.
good shape. cheap. P. o. Bog 7ss.
| Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE, CUT FLOWERS TWENTY
five cents q hundred iii North
Fifth Street
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busIngss 2oppsrsunillfs

WANTED. MIDDLE-AGED LADY AS
partner In Embarrassing parior; Will
teach you the business; can guar
antec 500 monthly and interest; few
hundred dollars required. Address
MRS. BACMAN. Jsl CRANKY street.
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November Z 1879
6icnmonl FrederickS0urt and Pc.
tomac and Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Connsetion
Company.
once Of the See:staxy:
NOTICE - HEREY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting 81 the stockholA.
sSd Pstsmss ana RieSmosd and Pc
teroburG RaiirooA Connsction C00.
D-ny WIN Be held ~ lts o0ee =
g: siss q 81! Rishne.A We: @ 1 ,o,s
q 10 o'ciock 4 L
The stock transfer books w1n b
closed at : o'clock p: Il Monday. No.
y:%bsr Il. 1:is, and rsops $3.50 e =
f. H,s'S Ssi.. A 1'' =. 8. DUKE SaSs.''f
Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT \
general meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Bank Of Commerce ana Truss
q Eieh~ond Vs. has Ssen c, !i;S
bank, to be held at the bankiug
house OF said bank. No. e0l East
WEDNESDAY,. the sch day 4 Ne
vsmS'r' ''i' ko g. 4 Z < xE s. yH.
Ricnmon6 Loc0m0tsve Works,
Richmoud. va. October a, 1919
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
sss ..n.ss TSSs csSss,S e sss :sSsr
WORKS VII b ssiS q ~, sns S1 So, @
SSsS Cosnsy e Hssrico. vlrGinia.
on "Wednesday, the tnlrteenth DAY q
November. 1919. at ll:3e o'clock n
the fersaoen. for TIE I9rposs g
Tor the Transaction Of such other
business - may preperiy coos -
'''' ~ G u DENNY.
fifKinia Railway ana Power compaay.
019-S3o East Main street,
k'ennSsS Ssss aw g !s 1;s-
VOICE g, .:p Is H nss,ssH y Is :sscS
Power Company W5ll Be held St the
eo0sral elf1ce - The company, u
DE eisy q Kscs.ecS We: - wss
10y rsv'~s's ~ as'a q u
~ sssase~ Sssss va = esesse
nIS6Sy. oesoSoP q, Iol3, &C 3
SojooS ?, =, eo1 WSu - svoDSoo9
9 Tlvsseay. Nsvsoese n aeSA o
" wY PMxxRA
H. coulDouVuAo pouDguD
TWaA.sTn AID ckAY g4DsxS5A
ooW . \ - 20 . :.
AHyBtsvtNa ~ .- 50 s80nya
n VdDsuGlDe 11lps0
aHOvngB0 49, <sa.Ay OIU09U4
- - SsUo ~ - = - -
lAGUouoN - ~ - elD0ll10o
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II c0ulb0WueO touDUuD
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

antee 500 monthly and interest; few
hundred dollars required. Address
MRS. BACMAN. Jsi CRANKY street.
Norfolk. Va.
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED SALES
man as business manager for es-
tablished manufacturing company.
one who can take an interest OF
from $1,000 to $4,000 In business
and take entire charge Of depart
ment. Excellent opportunity TO
right man. References exchanged.
Address J ls4. care Times-Dispatch.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST WOULD
like TO open drug business in a
would like to buy progressive
Once.
WANTED. TO BUY AN INTEREST IN
an established wholesale commission
business. or VIII join a reliable
party TO open such a business. Ad-
dress II 100, care Times dispatch.
CLAIMS OF EVERY KIND COLLECT
ed anywhere FIDELITY CREDIT
CO.. ia North Eighth Street Rich
mond. Va.
lpouITrl, PITS anb 1ibe 6teff
FoR SALE. 100 Pairs HOMER
pigeons at sacrifice Address d 3o3.
care Times Dispatch.
GENUINE SHETLAND AND WELSH
mountain poniey large or small; any
child can drive them. Apply MR..
ENOS, All South Laurel Street
The Southern herald., 1912-10-04
American "ArlstocracY.U

II gilt were only gold, or sugar
candy common sense, what a fine
thing our society would be! If to
lavish money upon objects de vertu,
to wear the most costly dresses and
always to have them cut in the height
Of fashion; to build houses 30 feet
broad as If they were palaces; to fur
Iish them with all the luxurious de-
vices of Persian genius; to give SUI
perb banquets at which your guests
laugh and which make you miserable;
to drive a fine carriage and ape Eu.
ropean liveries and crests and coats
Of arms; to resent the friendly ad.
vances of your bakers wife and the
lady of your butcher (you being your
self a cobbler's daughter); to talk
much of the "old families" and of your
aristocratic foreign friends; to despise
labor; to prate of good society,"" to
travesty and parody, in every con-
ceivable way, a society which we
know only in books and by the super
fetal observation of foreign travel,
which arises out of social organiza-
tion entirely unknown to US, and
which is opposed to our fundamental
and essential principles; If all these
were fine, what a prodigiously fine So
ciety would ours be!-George William
Curtis.