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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

start I'm Basin~ss, He Independent. I
started as agent am now big manu-
facturer; have hundreds of agents
working I'll start you. Agents OF
.aA4i&ey- wanted 81 r-f-sPa nctt-tef~
ices and employ sub-agents. No
money needed Write fully and
frankiy. do 1T today. G. r. SWARTz-
BATGH co. Box 2aS. Toledo, o,
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Office Of Collector Of City Taxes,
City Hall, Room lO7.
Notice to Taxpayers.

City Taxes for 1919 are due and
payable June 18th to 3oth, abusive.
The city ordinances provide that one
half may be paid in June and the re-
naming half in December. Failure
TO pay all or onn-hRlf Ia June incars
a penalty OF . per cent. on the whole
amount, which II due at once, and II
not paid before SEPTEMBER iST, ana
collector Ia required to levy. with corts
added.
PERSONS tMALE OR FEMsLEl who
own pei sonal property. or hold personal
property az fduciary. and all partiss
conducting business In the city or
Richmond (of whatever nxture) are
assessed and will please call and sef
tie. 90 As 10 avoid delinquency.
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD on land books on January 81
1912. and SEQ that you get ali POUR
btlls; property transferred February
list or later stands In name OF owner
In 1911.
This Is tho only notice required by
law: rtsass give itpromtt sttentfon a.
under the ordinances per cent. penalty
Will ha AeAdsd 10 :ass : " hess mn GfisF
washington ward taxes. etc. mus.
b paid 81 tbs office Of the DEPUTY
Collector, SAnth and Hull streata
HERBERT =. HuICH
CoA1eeAoF Is 3exeg- C1f1 - lteoUeo4s
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JUSTICE FINES
SPEEDER LIMIT
MIR. STOKES is REPORTED FOR
RUNNING AUTO SIXTY
MILES AN HOUR.

Colin Stokes. former secretary Of
the Rroad-Street Garage, was fined
500 In Police court yesterday morn
ing on a charge of exceeding the
speed limit last Friday night, when
ne Was reported by Motorcycle Po-
liceman Thurman for operating his
car at rate of sixty miles an hour
on tho continuation of the Boulevard
in the rear OF the reservoir.
Tho officer stated that his machine
registered forty miles hour when
he was still some distance in the rear
of tbe automobile, Mr.. Stokes said
that he might have been exceeding
the limit, as he was trying out new
part to his machine, but he did not
think he was going at such an ex-
cesslYe rate as that given by the of
flcer
Justice Crutchneld imposed the
maximum fine.
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Legal NOTICE.

IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or THE
or RICHMOND. THE 2sTH DAY
OF MAY. isi2--IN VACATION
". G. simpson. unmarried
Mary e. simpson. Mabel S.
Brown. and William q.
Brown, her husband. and
Emma s. Glover and sam
uel r. Glover, her hus-
bAna '-'..''.''''''' '-.'' PfaintiHs
virginia n. Pass, John w.
simpson, arri a,
George Griffin. her fas
band, and Florence s
Lacey. widow ........ Defendants
Tho object OF this suit for partition liz
to have "a sale for division OF proceeds
among the parties entitled TO the prop
erty known al 1908 1907 East Cary
street. Richmond Virginia, 1t being al
defendants, John W. Simpson. blanche
l. Griffin, and Florence :. lacey as the
only surviving children OF George Simp-
son. one of three brothers OF Charles
II. simpson. ara the owners each of a ons
eighteenth interest In said property OF
which the said Charles H. Simpson
was a one-half owner at the time OF
his death intestate about twenty years
ago.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defe rdants. John w. simp~
son. Blanche L, Griffin, and George
Griffin, her husband. and Florence 4
Lacey, are nonresidents OF the State Of
Virginia, II Is ordered that they APP
1icatior of this order and 20 what ls
necessary TO protect their interests In
this suit.
CHAS O. sAyILLE, Clerk
Garnett, Pollard a Smith. brown e.
Brown, p, q.
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FRESH AIR CAMP
FORMALLY OPENED
SALVATION ARMY INSTITUTION
TO CARE For MOTHERS
AND CHILDREN.

Twenty mothers and children yes-
terday Joined the colony of the fresh
ri csrrp Of tfle Salvation army IN
Chesterfield county, which celebrated
it's opening for the present summer.
Nearly one hundred persons were
present on the opening day and listened
to speeches and singing. The Rev.
Russell Cecil j. l.. Williams and Ad-
jntant Virgins were the speakers OF
the occasion.
Refreshments were served and there
was music by the Salvation army
players and singers.
The fresh air camp has buildings
with arnple accommodations for six
hundred persons during the summer.
About thirty persons can be accom-
modated for a period Of zen days each.
The camp is reached by the Atlantic
Coast line to Drewry's bluT, or by the
Petersburg street car TO stop 81.
The camp Is In charge OF Adjutant
and Mrs, George y. Virgins. assisted
by Mrs. +. w Banner. Donations Of
food and other supplies needed for the
fresh air camp may 20 SEM to 91s East
Broad street
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MIR ZIMMERMAN APOLOGIES
AND CHARGE is WITHDRAWN

AS he gave ready apology to both
the officer and the officers wife for
his unseelnly conduct on Tuesday,
when he ts alleged 10 have been d.sor-
DERBY and TO have annoyed Mrs. NJ.
f. sims wife Of Policeman c. IT.
Sims. the charge against II. n. Elm
norman will be withdrawn.
Mrs 2iins complained TO her hns-
band OF Zimnerman's actions. and
the officer Immediately placed him
under arrest. In Police court yes
terday morning the hearing was con-
timed to today Zimm erman. ac-
compa MED by his father, w. III. Zim-
norman. went to police headquarters
yesterday afternoon. however. and In
thu presence OF several officers made
an ample apology. which was readily
accepted He also apologized to Mrs.
Sims
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Damage Suits Dismissed.

Suits Brought in the city CIRCUIT
.or,rt hv Commissioner OF insurance
,,.,u,,, button and Richard L. Blank
enshin against the Virginia Railway
"a pawer company. the one for $500
"a ,hs other for $4,000. were dis
v,,se,~sd yesterday on motion Of the
,Ia,n.ir's attorney. John A. Lamb
The suits were orougnt az 'he
.,,,, -, an accident on Beverly street
on December IS, 1910, "neh a ho,se
owned by Colonel Button anu ue,.s
driven by Blankensnip became tAs
ened at the ringing OF "a s'ree' "a
-. and ran away. The horse was
1ussas "a have been permanently IN
sd tho buggy badly damaged. ana
Biz nkenship claimed permanent "'
iurleS
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PKenaiRv CArTaNR of tn santa
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
NJ B.--Fo}iowfnR schedule dguVoU
published ~ information ana not 0uef-
anteed.
$40 A. M--Daiiy-Locai for CAaS-
iotte. Durham ana RaieiRA.
In:45 A. M.--Dafiy--Limited-Y an
points South DRAWING RoeH Hu&eE
Sleeping Cars TO Ashevi1is. n. G.
500 p M.--Ex: Sunday. Local Tor
Durham and intermediate stationa
900 p M-Daily--For Danvtile. A.
fanta and Birmingham, with slsets4S
lighted drawing room sleeping ear.
1f.lB p M.--Daiiy--Limited for an
roints South. Pullman ready SOC =. ~
YORK RIVER LIME.
asa r. M--pAiiy~-To West PeiuN
connections for Baltimore Mon-. We'd.
and Friday.
400 A. MEX. sun. snd Sis r. ~
Mon, Wed. and FrL--IIoeai - West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
From the South: $50 A. n, $40 ~
NJ. 2;no p NJ. snd SOS p. NJ. daily
1875 p. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $50 A, ~. daily;
1855 A. NJ. Mon. Wed. and Trt.: ass
a. r. HryRGFaa. o. p. A.
GOT Fast Ma'n 81 Phone Madison III.
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FOB SALE

FOR SALE.
One. Lad, Broke, Six Year Old Drty-
ing mare
Rubber Tire RuDabout aad Harness.
One Closed Family Garbage q Bar
gain TO quick purchaser.
4tD East Leigh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

PERFECTION OIL COOK sT0vEs.
No Odor! No Smoket Every Stove tsrsn.
anteed. Complete, with glass door
and three burners, $l1.60. HCWEI.T.
BROS. SOC f. Broad street
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DIVIDE u.

Office %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chemical Company,
Richmond, Va. June II, isle.
DIVIDEND No. 81.
The board OF directors have this day
declared a dividend of two (2} per
cent, the same being consecutive
quarterly dividend No. a. on the pre-
ferred stock Of this company, paya bile
July fH--tSte, wtygu CrTeCKs VII be
mailed 10 all preferred stockholders
OF record nj the close of business on
,safne 81. ssis, sSrf fes ~efe purpose Of
This dividend and the stockholders
annual meeting both the preferred and
common stock books of this company
will he closed from 10 noon. June is,
1912, to 10 A. n. July IS 1914
s. w. TRANERS
TrAn
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the superintendent office. City Home.
until Monday. June H. 1870, at p NJ.
for layfrE granoIfthic cutters in
shockoe I'm cemetery.
For information apply to above
office.
TIE Committee on Cemeteries re
serves the right 10 reject any and
all proposals offered
r. G. CABET4L JR
superintendent.
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wreck Delays TrafIac.

tsrecial TO The Richmona sr ,s Tne
y.YNCuRCRG. VA, June lZ.~-Ihe
1917 NJ a southbornd freight on
,hs' southern. running from Aiexah-
Al. - A,,anta. cor.ri~tefy tied up
80 fpe nm the washington div'sieh
=. ,n. roaA for snverol hours tofay'
rna wreck occurred at Armng'on'
80 was caused by the drowning
SO, haam Thirteen cars piled up
hut no one was hurt. $50 =,
,sserSar trains detoured ny way
=. pnena vista and Basic City
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BRINGS BIG SUIT AGAINST
CHF,SApEAkE AND ONO

Suit for $4,000 was brought In the
Law and Equity court yesterday ny
o. wemple against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad company. bill
OF declarations was not filed. anu
Henry Taylor, Jr., of general ooun-
sci for the railway company, stated
that he did not know on what
grounds the suit was brought. At
torney John L. Lee, of Lynchburg.
represents Mr.. Wemple.
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STOVES.

For Stoves, Ranges and Heaters. See
REAMS, BAILEY 4 CO. Furniture
20s west Broad
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HARaNo-Died at his residence In
tlast Richmond, wednesday, Juns
laLh. 81 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. LOUIS G.
NARAN6 Fesides his widow ms
leaves three daughters and five
sons; Mrs. Geo II D@ierhot Mrs. L.
H. " codsaH. Miss Marguerite A., John
p. Henry F., William C., Louis A.
and Frank G, Funeral notice later.
PARttsH--LLCILE. the infant dauEh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, O Parrish.
died at their residence, No. EOS South
Laurel street. " ednesday Funeral
frnig house at p. NJ, Tune 18th,
Interment Rivsrvisw.
A0RTHRop--Died. At his home, Nor
croft" Chsstsrf ieid -cnui.t&~-5aHe II
1872. WILLIAM N0RTHRoP, In the
forty third year Of his age.
Funeral services ri y o'clock
noon. Friday. June Is. 1919. at Grace
Street Presbyterian chur h. from the
residence Of Mr., Lewis II Blair. 5lI
East Grace street. lntey7nent at
Hollywood.
New York papers please copy.
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.ACCFpis Piace nj Bingham.

Especial ta The Richmond f'irginian.
RALEIGH, \. G., June t2.--Bobert
W. Winston, captain of the Carolina
university bali team, today left his
home tn Raleigh TO accept q chair In
the faculty of Bingham school at
Mebane, -. e lie graduated anlX
last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Start Entireiy New WaH order P1aa.
Write n. ELKINs. Farniington. y. II.
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FARMS FOR SALE

Situated In Healthy Country ON south-
ern railroad. near 81. George, 8. C.,
26h million feet good short leaf and
long leaf timber; 4E6Q afumpage,
c0ntT6IIIng best located sawmfli In.
South Carolina. 80 to 100 millten
fest nearby timber can b. stSnred
At reasonable price. Address r. o.
n BOZ No. n, 81. 0sorgs, 3. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Wsnted--Mea DesirinR Employment In
foreign countries to enroll with tha
EXPORT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
Atlanta, Ga Skilled help furnished
employers free upon request.
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ueoy,ro Evidence

rv,dence was still being heard YES
,erday In the suit brought IN N, ,,. anw
and Equity court by the vrxsn,A
"a :, seryic. company against the sui
tan Motor ee#pAas tina jury MIL s
ant "a view the premises Of the plain
am company. and court swss ~
sc,,rned ia 10 e'ciock this mornin6.
Il y thought that the evidence ny
- ~ y today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Cars es~e Manchester. ssvensh sni rHsy
streets. for P~t-rraurx.
~ rs. -. IN. II ia A. NJ. !, =. a. + sSke4s
-, T. s. % 10 p. NJ.
il N r. NJ for Chester. l3aD ml1alAAA II.
Petersburg.
Car. leave Pet~rsbars. foot q syeamofs seaNe4
'o .sas Ans. s~7as .7.ss. .sssA ossx sl41A
e!'as A. NJ. tes25, si.as 2:S, sls. s.3A HI
ia. y AZ a.aS a:a5, sia.+H ft.<8 r. II 81
.Tailv ~rr~rt SUNDAY and ho;idayA ss55#
sCarrir. h-reas~ ard exnssas as4s
ssLimi..d .y-cu' Stnasvs ~ s9aitsvN
All cars irorn petsr.burx connect nth stss ~
L ckr ont " - sAs4S
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HELP WANTED-MALE

front Winner, New nnd Neat--Many
orders bring repeat; helps house
Keepers save expenses. price low;
demand immense. MARVIN II. DOTY,
u Stanford. Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

If You Have Tried Loag's Perfectly
dry oak and pine or his slabs, cheap
est hummer cooking wood and his
Virginia anthracite cheapest cooking
fuel In the world. You can rest as
sur 6 you ars dealing at heed
quarters for summer, fuel and c3n-
-tinue--I have been leader. about IL
years. long. Madison 1859.
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.....---..s--..--..
SLIP COVERS.
STORAGE

Cheapest storage IN CITY. ~ Per LosA.
Store your furniture, buggfes, auto
mobiles. pianoes at ToMPKINS. s2i
West Rroad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issued yes
,erday In the Hustings court oy Dep
NV clerk Breeden 20 Preston o.
powe,, and Mary A. sylvester. wa.
,ace Irving Cox. of Petersburg. anu
Kate Lyon, Herbert f Green ~
Amelia county. and Lottie WIZ
Hams. Caleb Newly and Bessie Leo
nance william J, Childress ana het-
tie Louise Hawkins. and Joseph L.
Johnson and Ida Virginia He"tt-
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NOTICE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

This In 70 Notify You That N. @. Rnp-
pert OF this city II no longer con-
nected with the real estate arm OF
w, f. Purcell. Jr.. Co. Inc, his SER
vices having been dispensed with as
OF June l. 1912 by order board OF
directors. W. 70. PURCELL. JR., CO.
INC. 100 North Eighth street.
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Norfolk and we.tern Railway.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NoRFOLK
Schedule in effect May 70. 1914.
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond.
for Norfolk: bs.lo A: NJ. 300 -.
al. 90 p. NJ. .4:io r. NJ. bliss r. NJ
FOR Lynchburg and the West: 'a:ie
A. NJ, $1,000 A. H., a3:oo p. NJ. ss:xe
r. NJ
s,,'as / NJ bfi:45 A. NJ ss:35 p, NJ
hio.a5 p. NJ. sl,.so r. n, From the
West: $40 A NJ, ar:3o P. NJ. bi:4o
p NJ ss:os p. NJ. 1900 p. u.
tDatiy aDaily ex. sunday.
bSunday only.
w r. prvTrr. g. H. EoSLEY n
C. p. A.. Roanoke, D r. a. Ric1moAd
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DEATH

at her residence. No. els
Clcrmont avenue, Brooklyn. ". T.,
saturday. May 24th, at 10 r. NJ, MISS
ELIZABETH n0NLY, eldest daughter
Of John and Mary Donly, both de-
ceased, OF this city, IN the 18th year
OF hor aEe. Burial at Greenwood
cemetery, Brooklyn, n y, I'll EspAN
afternoon At 2 O'clock. She leaves
one 81 -, Mas Y ctoria l. ponIy. Of
Brook ~s y. J.. and one brother, Mr..
Geo. ". DeMlN. Of this CITY.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

y:30 A.~-LocaiDaily- Newport SewA
SIS A-@-Local~-Da Daily hsrlottssvilie. Ex. SUN
Thurino d n
fesFu r.. EN- Tsss--- Daily Norfolk, Old Point.
i00oA. Local psily--1ehbs., Lx.,C. Fos9e.
1900 Noon Exprass - Daily - Norfolk, Osd
Paint, ..... s..,. .. s.,.s, !. .es.ss .,ss4.
is Express--sp ssly--t .ia-f .vslls.
TACO P.--Erpress- Daily Norfolk, 81. NawA
500 P.--Loesl--DAily-~N Ne~s Old Point
5.I5p -Izoesl-Ex Scn.--Gordonsville.
Sis P.--Locai--Ex. sun.--LynctSufg. Natural
Bridge Clifton Forge,
se 40 Pz-Linited--Dnily-- incannah. Chiae9a
eli 90 P.--F xpreas-- Dsiy--Cincinnati L'v1la
ssleerers tPari,r Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE rfrum
East: $40 A. NJ. TAO P. NJ Through irom
East: Ii 80 A. M. 2to5 p NJ, $50 ?, NJ. Local
iron, West: 500 A. M 9;5s A. NJ. and 7.2u
p. NJ. Through: $50 A. NJ. Il SIS A. NJ. and Asa
M
James River Line. s~s:35 A. NJ. $40 T. NJ
aArya;Iy except SUNDAY.
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DYEINC AND CLEANING

Frenck steam, and Dry Cieantn&--We
VIII keep your clothes in order for
$50 month. a trial is all we ask.
EMPIRE CLEANING COMPANY. SIS
East Main street. Phone Monroa 32f7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
PICTURE FRAMING

special Prices on Picture Framing for
the next 30 DAYS. All work guar
anteed Special Inducements 10
agents and quantity buyers. w. M.
L.sIGH, sli West Main street. Phone
Monroe lTaf-J
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Furnished Cottages. Bumxalows, On ana
near Great South Bay: list mailed;
farms ana village properties: acre
age: 4-acre poultry farm cultivated.
buildings, stock, tools. $4,000. r.
Ht'TTEEIOCHER. Patchogue, L. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
NEGRO GETS FIVE YEARS
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Joseph Morris. colored indicted for
holding up Algy Hughes on the night
OF February 18th, and robbing him
Of s2.5o. was convicted yesterday In
the Housings court. and was sentenced
TO Ave years In the psnitentiary' a
charge of robbery and another OF
malicious wounding were noile prose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Camp Belgrade. for s~oys, In the Hei-
krade Lakes region ef Maine. all lard
and water sports s~rd for bookieI.
FRANK A. SCHREEk. Il. s.. 1885
Arch street PhItadelphia.
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statesmen
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

" Your Money Earas L~aa Thsn Per
cent let II 90 me on small trst mort
eager on small dwellings, which |
build ard sell ION instaiiment pianl.
In arowing Oklahoma towns. no
6efaieations of principal or mt Have
sols rs mortgages TO one citizen OF
Washington GEO. Il. FORD, Barties-
Vile. Okla
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PERSONAL

LESSER. the Ladies' Taiior, the Oply
one In town who makes q speciality
OF altering all lnds of garments TO
the latest fashion. Every garment
that 10 altered In my establishment
10 done under my personal supervis-
ion. Prices very moderate and work
satisfactory, The Raleigh Apart
msnt, Harrison and Franklin. Phone
Madison 4S33.
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FARMS WANTED

III Yen Really want to Sell Your Farn
write today for listing blank. L. y
C0TTREIL q CO. sea East Frank
IAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
PIANO TUNING,

Estimates FURNISHED for Amy Glass
OF piano work. Piano Hospital. lo3
East Main. BOPP & FERGUSON.
Monroe aT5S.
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For Sa1e--Niee sevcn-Koom House
Twenty second street; practically
new: good location hot and cold
water. bath. gas aud electric light.
Price. s2lko; easy terms. Apply 63S
North Twenty-gecond street,
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SUMNER RESORTS

Cedar Ranek, Point Pleasant. New Jer-
sey. Special Help School for Boys"
who are not. for any reason. making
successful progress IN the ordinary
schools Summer Camp opens April
20 Terms moderate. Send for book
let.
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Charles Hill, indicted on charge
Of maliciously wonnding Wesley h'e l'''
ards, was acquitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

We Make = Speciality ct Rspatxing
tennis shoes. solid rubber suies and
heels put on. The only shop on
!, Broad street that does this work. We
- them fioek N tt rfIey. were
very beat quality rubber. III. ROHM.
Manager liz East Broad street.
Phone Madison ee1l-
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

For Rent-A Large Room, First Floor,
furnished, with private bath attach
cd. Grace R~ivfdere- street
JOHN r. CODDIN 4 co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

Camp wawesoek sad Medawfsia CIuh
FOR Boys. SebaKo Lake, Maine Your
boy will be surrounded with correct
yet congenia!. influence He will be
taught to fsh. to swim, co row and
how to know Nature understanding
~. Academic instruction IL desired.
The place for your hey TO Improve Ia
all Ways Writa for Illustrated book
let, DR.. w. G. KENDALL. i4o4 Eiev-
enth street. N. W. Washington .. c.
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SHOE REPAIRING

A~ Rebate II Yes Brsng This Coupoa
with you. Mems half soles. 16r. re-
dated to CSC: ladies' half soles. 6uc+
febRted to %ce; children's ahoes. size
UP 20 II, soc. Every pair sawed: best
leather: no nails, no i .kn UREWj
ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY. It's
East Main street Phone Monroe
2es7.
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LOST

Lost In POstoNIce Bunch of Keys
hanging in box. Reward IL returned
TO postoifiee.
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KYANyzE yARSIsa svArx.

Not the Cheap Kind. Hut the best Made.
Costs more. but wears better. Ask us
about II. HOWELL Bros. 6e7 East
Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
MATTRESSES. MATTREssEsl

oid Hair Mattresses made over Like
f.5w. We get them and return them
the same day JACOB CMI.AUF
Inone Madison 3232
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13

wildwood Academy ssf Summer Cansp.
An ideal camp fnr 'he boys; excel
lent board: wide .t,ands: water and
field sports: tutori~ {. II desired. un-
der competent .ea" 1ers, Special COM
mercial course. lIone influence and
congeniai companions HOWARD J.
SMITH ottens p O., N J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
ALADDIN KEROSENE OIL.

Delivered Any Part Vt the City Or Sab
urbs, five gallons for 60 cents: no
odor; no smoke HOWELL BROS,
500 East Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
HARDWARE
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.

Ecr~ena Made "a Order. Full Line
doors. 81 10 seas; window screens.
adjustable. csc TO SOC each. We car
nv the full line. Prices we guaran-
tee to be right. HOWELL BROS.
SOC East Broad Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
LADIES, YOUR HAIR:

switches. por1padours etc Charger
moderate. THE RoYALLE. s0T Eat
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-13
AGENTS

ASents--TripIe W~nr Bosiery--The
boat paying proposition ever offered
guaranteed for six months. Write
for special offer s pair FREE. Every
body buys. beautiful line. Credit
given. Write for exclusive territory.
TRIPLE WEAR HOSIERY MILLS
Dept l. 20. Franklin ard Girart
avenue. Philadelphia. Ia.