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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
iimes-Dispntch Bureau.
. Bolllngbrook street.
(Telephone llS5l
PetersburE. "a. AuEust ID.


collector or Customs H. c. Wilson
to-day received the report from tho
commissioner OF navigation at Wash
ington. on the report recently sent by
United states inspectors of steam voa-
sells and motor launches. who recent
~ inspected all tho motor launches in
the Petersburg harbor The launches
and owners and amount OF fines i'm
posed are as follows
Dido. owned by Edward Emary 500
for not being equipped with life pre-
servers; 500 FOR not having proper
apparatus for extinguishlng burning
gasolenc and $3.50 for not having pilot
rules.
Skidoo owned by Charles Rose. 500
for not having marine whistle. 500 for
not having lie prescrvers. 500 for
not having fire eXtinguisher and $3.50
for not having pilot rules.
Arrow. owner George watson and
others. 500 each for not having whis-
tie. bell or horn. and $3.50 for not
having pilot rules.
Hare. owner \. a. Hugh. 800 each
for not having llfo preservers. whis-
tie or fire eNtinguishers, and $3.50 for
not having pilot rules.
The owners fined arc required TO
make their excuses in writing under
oath. after which Collector of Customs
Wilson VIII return the reports TO
Washington. with his recommenda-
tons This report does not contain
al tho names of the owners and
launches which were reported By the
inspectors
The body OF George NJ Kinks for
mer PetersburEer. who died yesterday
at Lambert Point from injuries re-
ceived by being kicked by mule
We're brough to this city on the Can
nonball train from Norfolk this morn
ing and were taken out to Dlnwiddie
County for interment in the family
uurying grounds. Mr.. Kinks is sur
vived by n widow and four children;
two brothers. John T. Kinks, OF Din
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National Bank of Virginia.


~ Monday. July 20. 1912
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
NATIONAL BANK or VIRGINIA:
pursuant to resolution OF the
BOARD OF directors Of the National
baik OF Virginia. adopted this day.
notice is hereby given that q special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
sara bank VIII be held at its banking
mouse, Ninth and Main Streets. Rich-
mono, Va, THURSDAY, August 20
-st- at Il O'Clock NJ. to consider.
fisst- \ proposition and plan for
the consolidation Of the Nation,l
sank 81 virginia with the First Ma
tional Bank OF Richmond. Va. which
mas oeen approved by the board OF
directors OF the national Bank OF
Virginia.
Second a plan for tho comnleto
liqulaation OF the assets and affairs
OF the National Bank of virginia
pursuant to sections $3.50 and 59o1
onlted states Revised Statutes. 10
take effect upon such day as may he
liked by the Stockholders.
Third. The ratification OF tho ar
ton OF the board OF directors Of tho
SAID bank in the premises prelfni-
nary TO sad meeting
Fourth. Any other business ger.
name 10 the foregoing matters which
may be brought 70 the consideration
Of the said meeting.
\ fun meeting OF tho stockhold-
ers. either in person or by proxy. is
urgently requested.
w. NJ. HABLIsTON.
w. NJ ADDISON.
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WANTED. YOUNG MAN WITH s.4ALI.
capital 70 ouy part interest in and
run small. well-paying business. Ad-
dress q, care Times-D!spatch.
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An Important Move.

Washington. August 16.-The NOV
Ing picture antitrust suit Is regarded
by the Department OF Justice as one
OF Its most important moves under
the sherman law. as It squarely ask 3
for judicial determination OF the re-
lation of that statute to tho patent
laws. The suit will test the right or
corporations and individuals to ioin
their respective patent monopolles into
one big monopoly through alleged
combinations and agreement.
These Issues. it is declared, are
brought out more forcibly In to-day's
suit than any pending antitrust It'll
Ention.
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In vacation July 80. 1872.
ANA S. Moody
In Chan sery.

ANA S. Moody
Us. In Chansery.
Hugh Longests De-
visees and ais
Tho object of this suit Is 10 sell two
tracts of land, OF which Hugh Longest
died seized. situate near Bon Air.
Chesterfield County, Virginia. adjoin-
ing each other, and together contain
ing. by recent survey. 2Sl.7 acres. and
TO invest the proceeds of sale for the
use ana benefit OF the complainant.
Anna : Moody subject TO the limi-
tations Of the last will and testament
of Hugh Longest. deceased: also TO pay
out of the proceeds of sale the debta
due by the said Hugh Longest and his
estate.
An afldav.t having been made ana
flied that tho defendant. John J Long
est. is not a resident OF this state. sc
IS ordered that he appear here within
fifteen days after due publication here
of IL, the Richmond Times Dispatch.
and DO what is necessary TO protect
his interest in this suit II 10 further
ordered that a copy OF this order be
published once q week for four sue
cessive weeks in the Richmond Times
Dispatch. a newspaper published In the
city OF Richmond. Va.
4 Copy--Teste.
PHILIP V. COGBILI. Clark,
George Mason, T. c.
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$4,000 STOLEN FROM NAIL CAR.

Winston Salem. y. c.. August 1s.-It
has Just leaked out that registered
mall package. containing about Sc. 900
ston Salem Southbound mail car at
Florence S. c.. several days ago. The
package or currency was shipped from
a Wilmington bank to bank in n
small South Carolina town Just this
side OF Florence Two post Office in
spectors are working on the case. Tho
package taken was a small one. CON
tanning only currency similar to the
packages of money which banks send
out by registered mail
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5ralcn 49rop050lg


Commonwealth OF Virginia,
'epertnent OF Health, 11iO Capitol st.
Elehmqnd. Va. August II, 1912
EA-El) PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
ceived nj the Office of business MAJ.
aBer Cntawba Sanitorirm, =. O. ad-
uress Catawba Sanitorium. Va not
h.ter than u o'clock noon. August
ana improvements at said institution,
IN accordance with plans and speci-
ncations prepared BY Charles NJ
Robinson, Ync.. Architects, 2eOl Grove
Avenue. Richmond. Va
Urinary building.
i mn ,y,, to Office building
Bidders Will he required to state
In proposals amount OF estimate for
each or above items.
seen at this Office. or at bus!ness
managers office. Catawba SAINT
torium, on and after August 49, or
contractors desiring to submit bid
may obtain plans and specifications
from the architects upon deposit of
$40 guaranteeing their safe return
The Board of Health reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BIDS should be sealed and ad-
dressed 70 Secretary, state Board OF
ginia, ana marked bid. Improve
ments and Additions, Catawba SAINT
toTium.' and must be ACCOMPANIED by
Ctlllltl cutGh or CaSn. called for
in the specifications
ENNICN @. WILLIAMS. NJ D.,
commissioner, Board Of Health
Onlce state Highway Commission.
Richmond. va. August 10, 1912.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Ar THE
clerks office, Kng William, va.
until 2 o'clock noon on Friday Au-
gust 80. 1912. for the construction OF
Il steel bridge over the Pamunkey
River al Indian Table.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Office OF the clerk in
King william. Va. and at this Office.
y certified check for $3.50 to ac-
company each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
p ST. ]. WILSON.
state Highway Commissioner.
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IectInG9
NOTICE or MEETING.
First National Bana, Richmond. Va.

tlrSt Natonal Bah@, Sichmond, Va.
Richmond Va July %. 1912.
70 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK:
Notice is hereby given that by or
der OF tho board OF directors. a spe-
cal meeting of the stockholders OF
the First National Bank Of klch-
moni. Va, has been called to be held
at u o'clock noon on THCRSDA
the 18th day OF August. 1912. at its
banking Office No ll04 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va for the uur-
pose OF voting upon the consolidation
Of the National Bank OF Virginia
Of Richmond va, with the First Ma
tional pank OF Richmond. Va. under
the name Of the First National Bank
OF Richmond. Va OF rat!fyinr and
directors in the premises; OF voting
upon the increase Of the capital
stock Of the First National Bank OF
Richmond. Va, from si.OOO.0OO to
$4,000 600; the issue Of II. 300 addl-
uonal shares OF the par value OF
500 each, AZ the price OF $50 ner
share I'm cash: tho increase OF The
number OF directors SO that the
board shall consist ~ not less than
nine nor more than ,hirtv-two stock
holdeN~; the election Of additional
directors; the amendment OF the ar
tcles OF association accordingly. ana
voting or acting upon any other
matters that may come before tn.
meeting, 81 any adjournment thereof.
Ihe stoLk transfer books viii be
closed from August Is to August 40
1912. inclusive
BY order of tho board Of directors
JOHN NJ MILLER. JR..
Cashier
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MOTORCYCLES ~ - ioiL CLr.S, NEW
ana second nand, repairing OF all
Kinds IOMPkINS. go West Broad.
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Organized In Maine.


The General Film Company. organ
ICED In Maine in April 1910. alleged to
be the agency through which the de-
PENDANTS films are distributed to cx-
hihitors throughout the country, was
formed. the petition AYERS, to monopo-
lie the business OF the rental ex-
changes which previously distributed
the tlms.
This company. 1t is declared, has ac-
uuircd the business or cancelled tho
licenses, held from the Motion Picture
Patents Company, of every rental ex-
change in the United States with one
exception at cost of S2,243.OS9 in
cash and s794.soO in preferred sock
The alleged unlawful combination OF
the defendants became effective jan
uary /, 1909, according to the petition
At that time the power of the monop-
oily of the defendants was absolute, IT
Is stated. as they were the only manu-
facturers or importers OF motion pic
lures In The country. Not ono OF the
thousands OF exhibitors throughout
United States. 1t is charged. can OBJ
tain motion picture manufactured
by any one Of the ten defendant manu-
facturers a.liess he has received n
license from the patents company
which obligatcs him to use the films
of the alleged combination exclusively
An exhibitor has TO pay 50 a week
TO the Patents Company. it is said. on
every exhibiting machine owned by
him. even including machines sold
years before TO the exhibitor without
any conditions being attached to tho
sale.
Defendants, through the Patents
Company the petition adds were
enabled to. and dij. determine whether
new motion picture theatres should or
should not be opened. and whether
old ones should be closed, although
defendants had no proprietary interest
in such theatres. This power they
have exercised and continue to exer-
else arbitrarily and unreasonable
through the Patents Company"
Each of the ten nlm manufacturing
defendants has license agreement
with the Patents Company. providing
that films shall not fall into tho hands
OF exhibitors who use any but the
defendants exhibiting or projecting
machines
The Patents Company agreed with
manufacturers OF exhibiting machines.
STIMULATING that every machine should
he sold subject to the condition that
1t shall be used only for the hlms of
the alleged combination. These agree
ments, it IS said. fixed the selling
price Of machines.
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lafIp, a5e.r cnh i;rllaIr

NANTES. FIRsT-cL.AAss sTEN0G-
raphcr, man or woman Must write
a good hand. and be able to do
clerical work. Knowledge Of book
Keeping not required. Please state
age and experience. giving refer
ences and salary wanted Employ
ment TO begin September /. Address
1913, care Times Dispatch
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED FOR
government positions; $50 month;
write for list Of positions open
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 4l5-R
Rochester. n. Y
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L5u5inr55 Opportunities

SELL. HAI.F-rNTEREs
IN the largest dry goods store in
a rowing town. Address Z s.. care
IImes- y pntch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

Harrisonhnrg. Va, August i6.-rhe
siNty-fourth annual session OF the V!r-
ginia Valley Central Christian Confer-
ence Is I'm session at Linvilc. Rocking
ham County. and will continue nntt
Sunday night Among the Visiting
delegatcs are Rev w. II. Dcnnsion. ID.
-, OF Norfolk; Rev. NJ l.. bryant Of
Noriolk; Roy. James l.. Foster. OF Elon
college. y. {. Rev. w T Walters Of
Winchester. was rc-elccted president
for the eighth time. There are sew
eGral speakers from Pennsylvania and
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Cloucester Acadenu

An accredited school OF the University OF
VILE. near Gloucester C. X. Va. Thorough
preparation for colleges and tho university
and for business lie. Special attention
60 backward boys and the most careful
individual attention Boarders occupy the
dwelling with the principal and his family.
The next session will begin September 5th
Correspondence solicited. For circulars
Apply to JOHN TAiiB tGraduate University
OF Nirgluia). L. o. Gloucester. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

l HAVE THE FINEST INVESTMENT
IN West End rea! estate in tn. city.
II you want To make money fas,
and have o. Few hundred to invest
sec mo at once. Address q %. care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

- Mary Z. and Sarah +. Kinks. OF this
city
Liquor Company Incorporated.
Tho certificate Of the Stewart Liquor
company Inc. has been admitted to
record IN tho Office OF the Clerk of
the Iustings Court
Tho capital stock ia to be not less
than $4,000 nor more than $4,000 The
officers are: President. NJ A. Finn.
vice president. NJ. NJ. Finn: secretary
and treasurer b r Stewart. The
above officers comp1se the board OF
directors.
Personal Notes.
Judge J. NJ. Mullen adjourned tho
July term OF his court yesterday, and
there will be no session OF tho Hust-
lnes Court until September.
prominent young business man
connected with wholesale grocery
house lost his pocket book Yesterday
containing checks and currency to tho
amount OF $500. To- day the pocket
book was returned to tho owner by
the party who found it and requestci
that his name be withheld from tho
public
At the residence OF Rev. a. r. Love
pastor Of Washington Street Baptist
Church. David Walker and Mrs Rosa
B. Elder were quietly married last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gray have re-
turned from their bridal trip and arc
Mt home at their residence on High
street.
S. " vcnnblc. OF Baltimore, who
hns been 0'isiting relatives in the
city. returned home to-day
Miss Mario L.ubert has returned
home. after a weeks visit to rel
atives In Baltimore
Misses Alberta and Helen Bowman
are visiting friends In Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Epps. OF At
lanta, Ga. are visiting friends in tho
city.
Walter Jordan was called to Crewc
to-day by telegram announcing
the illness OF his mother, who Is
visiting relatives in Grove.
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LAral N.sla.c ) u -

Will EXCnANGE a MODERN COR
ner residence on Grove Avenue for
Eord unirnproVod property. j. =.
CONNOLLY &. co
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Drlaiuarc CaIater Gap
WATER GhP HOUSE.
Tho NIoulffnIn 1'nrndise.

Omen until December !. Extensively i'm
proved The most modern and finest To-
Gated hotel IN this region Cuisine OF tho
highest standards. white service. Orchestra,
social diversions. every out-of-dOor amuso-
ment. rev. beautiful Palm Court and
Cafe Special September and autumn rates.
Booklet and auto maps mailed. sixth sea-
son. JOHN PURpY COPE.
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situations lllantro, a7alr

man as valet SO salary. but good
room. Money when asked for Best
reference. Address 4 l3. care rimes-
Dispatch.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST OPEN FOR
man and good salesman. i 50. care
IIWes- dispatch.
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Patents

PATENTS. FREE Personal C0N-
suItaIon in Richmond with Invent
ors; hfteen years experience. sntis.
factory references. $. II. EVANS
Patent Attorney. Box gsi. Richmond
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5rbnuls.
McGuire's University School

OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND. VA.
FORTY EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER Is. Thorough preparation for uni
veFsiiy. college, technical school. U. S. Naval
and Military Academies. Primary depart
lnent FOR small boys. with separate instrue-
tors, study and recitation rooms. The
Principal Will be at y. Belvidere ST., after
Sept g. For full Information SEQ catalogue
at book stores. or by mail.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE. Principal.
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LOANR.
45000
STORAGE.
SHOE RETAINING.

loc. REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
win TINS coupon. Mems shoes half
half-soles. soc. rebatod to soc. Every
pair sewed; best leather; no nails. no
pegs. feeling. zoe DREW'S ELEc-
IItiC SHOE FACTORY. TIC East
Main. Phone Monroe 26sT.
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for SALE

IFer"u uIfect nom mil. Sl-a0 per
busheA Prone MADISON 1874.
FOX SALE. EDISON AUGUST REC
9ras' c. H. HAYNES q CO.. ~ West
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FLATS lQanten

iouNG CoUPLE WANTS FLAT on
three or four rooms aud bnth. f,ir,
nished or unfuruished. RofcrcnCes
exchanged. central location desired
Address DEC. care Timcs-i3ispatch
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News Of South Richmond

iting relatives in Wlnterpock. has re-
turned TO her homo, accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Florence Clark.
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flats jFnr larnt

FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
nat: all conveniences. z1i5 Grove.
SECOND FLOOR. FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. furnished or untlrnlshed. lO4
West Grace
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apliritprs am allfGnlrn

SALESMAN SvSAlNrEDl.@AN OLD AND
well established stock remedy com
pany wishes to employ q travelling
salesman to work in Virginia. I'm
less You are an experienced stock
remedy or patent medicine salesman
Go not apply unqucstionable refer
ences required. We offer good con-
tract; straight commissions. or COM
missions plus legitimate travelling
expenses. according to circumstances
and ability Of applicant Address
SALES MANAGER. MAGIC FOOD
Company. Chattanooga Tenn.
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sOR SALE, ONE IIALF-YARD RAN
some concrete MIXER or one quarter
s"rd smith miNer VIII sell either,
OUT not both, also one champion
cruaner OUTFIT STAMPER, RAGLAND
8 cy 'Os Mutual building. Phone
Madison 1868.
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llc!p lQanteo female

IS N'NT ED. HIGII-GEADE EXPE-
rlenced young LADY ~ act ass cashier
and do general Office work in large
manufacturing business in Richmond.
No besinners need apply. Address
ia own nnndwrltlus. giving eNpe-
Hence. references and salary ex-
pectcd. address + 50, care Times
Dispatch.
a GOOD BOOKKEEPER ABLE TO
take TRIAL balance. Apply AMER
IcAN LABOR BUREAU. Rooms 30e
and 500 Foster Building.
1.-TWO EXPERIENCED sALEsLADIES
wanted Tor clcaks and suits. ENcep-
rional opportunity Good GALAXY to
right parties Apply BAI' VAR
BOROUGH co INC. 207 East Broad.
GIRLS WANTED TO WORK or FOLD
ing paper boxes Apply A :. KRAFT
co. Second and Decatur Streets.
South Richmond.
WANTED. SERVANT (SETTLED WO-
mani TO cook and nurse. TO say on
premises Apply III North Meadow.
WANTED 4 COOK ny FAMILY OF
three. Apply 2305 Stuart avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

Mrs. & X. BOWERS. Ii5 l. FRANK-
lin, rooms and board FOR permanent
aud transient guests. dining room
wei equipped
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Mgcnre lltantcn

AGENTS LIVE WIFE PROPOSITION.
quick salcs; biz profits: great de-
inand for goods Write us. GALPEN
SPECIALITY co. Dept y, 30 Union
HnuNrc. Now York CITY
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from ~ a. NJ 10 5 p. NJ.
25c. 200 on SATURDAYS.
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situations 1llanreu, female

POSITION As CHEF. COOK
or stewart by middlc-agod German.
Best Of references Address IL 10.
care Times Dispatch
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PERSONALS

REiNACH CNCD. -i07 EAST BROAD
street. Millinery. women's and
misses outer ApnArel.
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INDUnlO 1.Or iArnf

sriTE TWO LARGE ROOMS. PRE-
yate bath. hail. West Franklin.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men. all conven!ences: moderate
l-rms can before h. VI. 20 East
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS:
central location. log North Seventh.
clean rooms. 75c, 81 day THE KOA,
NOSE. ia North Eighth
PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT. J.!
North sixth Street.
TWO LARGE CONNECTING ROOMS,
furnished for housekeeping. Ioi
est Grace.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH
or without board. 7l5 East Mar
snail.
FOR RENT. VERY DESIRABLE
back room; three windows. electric
lights. convenient TO bath. also table
board 81 week. II J.. South Third.
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Cliantco
Aurnnlohllrs fnr @alc
jperai Dcntilatos
NDonl5 lllantto

Monroe 1902.
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News Of Petersburg

widdie. and william Kinks. of this
city, and three sisters. Misses Martha
- Mary z. and Sarah +. Kinks. OF this
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
FILM FIRMS SUED
BY COVER NMENT
CONTINUED From First Pase.)

Cypress all persons engaged in the
motion picture business who have not
oOeyed It's mandates"
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The Confederate Museum

~ TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN ., A. NJ 10 p. NJ
Admission. csc, Free on Saturdays.
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WANTED! TO SELL HALF-INTEREsT
Ia the largest dry goods store in
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. no SELL DRUG STORE
in l-ynchbLrS. Bcs: business and
best stand ln city. VIII retain In
terest II desired. Have other bust
H'hs that requires my attention EX-
cellent opportunity. Address DRUG
GlaT Box ~. Lynchburs. Va.
WANTED, PARTIES HAVING CAPI-
tal 10 invest In market poultry
ana, egg farm 90 supply = high class
tiadel, and wishing the services or
practical poultryman 70 plan and
manage same, VIII do well TO cor
rSFpond with the ungersigned. First
class references from former and
present employers. Address y 81.
care Times Dispatch.
1 HAVE THE FINEST INVESTMENT
~ W est End rea! estate in the city.
II you want 10 make money FAST
ana nave Few hundred TO invest
sec mo at once. Address y %. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. YOUNG MAN WITH SHALL
capital 70 ouy part Interest in and
run small. wel-paying business. Ad-
nIehs q a. care Iimes-D Dispatch.
tAral -@tatc 3.I z5G.c
WILL ENcnANGE 4 MoDERN COR
ner residence on Grove Avenue for
good unimproyod property. j. a.
CONNOLLY & co.
FOR SALE or TRADE FOR GOOD
city property. attract OF splendid oak
timber land In Virginia; ill acres,
well set 10 white and mixed oak and
ulckory. estimated to cut 100000
ieet saw timber. 10000 white oak
Yes. 300 cords hickory spoke tim
per. also large lot oak plllng. Good
logging ana good farming lana II
cleared cisht miles to railroad win
take $1,000 &, sold At once Write
a. r. BAkER. Columbia. va.
HANOVER STREET DWELLING. s
rooms detached. pcar Lombardy
Street $4,000 $500 cash. balance
easy J y. cONNELLE G co.
FOR SALE. a FINE FARM. 90 ACRES.
win tour-roum house Oh H. seven
miles from Richmond on good gravel
road Price. Sl,50O. twelve acres In
corn goes with H. Address THEO
itAli. r. Main street Bank Building,
Richmond. va.
5-5 ACRES JAMES RIVER LAND. $50
cleared. balance small pines Good
sites for buildings and wharf Close
20 Dutch Gap. g. care Times
Dispatch.
PARK AVENUE RESIDENCE. NEAR
Robinson street. detached slX rooms.
price. $1,000. j. y. CONNOLLY *
co
FOR SALE. PARAMOUNT. FRAME
house. eight rooms. best condition
location