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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TWO ACRES, SITUATED IN IENRIC0
COUNTY. ON OLD BROOK ROAD.
- By virtue of certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned trustee, dated May
10, 1907. and duly recorded in the
Circuit Court of Henrtco County, Wiz
ginia, in y. u. 1&1-A page 274. de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment OF the debt secured thereby. and
having been requested so to do by the
beneficiary, we will sell at public auc-
tion at the courthouse of the county
of Henrico. on
SATURDAY JULY 9TH.
AT - O'CLOCK NOON
Two acres, situated In the county of
Henrico and fronting on Old Brook
Road, and being designated az Lot No.
s, In plat attached to deed recorded
In D. n. 1854, page OIL. Henrieo
County Court CLERKS office.
TERMS: Cash, sufficient to pay off
and discharge a note fer &7o with in
terest, taxes for i've years, aggregat-
Ing about s$5 and the residue one year
after date secured by deed Of trust
and costs OF executing this trust.
JOHN Is, LIdHTFOOT, JR..
Trustee
CHARLES A. ROSE co.
Auctioneers
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as EAST LE:IGH sTRsHs.
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CLYDE SAUNDERS
NOT A CANDIDATE

II was stated yesterday that Clyde
w. Saunders. who had aspired for
membership to the board OF police
commissioners, had withdrawn. This
was verified by Mr.. Saunders, who
stated that his business engagements
might interfere with the proper con-
duct OF the Office if-he should be elect
ed. Commissioner Thomas. of Clay
ward. will be reelected by council
when ii meets next Wednesday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04


4Devore ran for Wilson In sixth.
''Shafer batted for Wiltse In eighth.
Meyers batted for Tesereau in sixth.
Score by innings r..
Brooklyn ...,..1 o al 0 / 3 0 o. 9
Giants ....at DOL : 0 81 Q
Summary: Two-base hits-Wheat.
Three-base hits-Moran, 2; Meyers.
Stolen ba1es-Moran, 9. Murray
Fletcher, g. Shafer, snodgrass. Double
piays-Fisrcher, Merkle and Herzog;
Fletcher, Doyle and Merkle. Hits
OFF AHaes, in one inring none out in
second; off Tesereau, In innings;
off knetzer, In innings. Left on
bases-~Giants, q Brooklyn, Q. First
base on errors--Giants. /; Brooklyn, 2.
Struck out--By Ames. .; by Tesereau,
a. by Knetzer. 4; by Wiltse, /. Bases
on balis--Off Tesereau, q; off Knet-
ger. q off Kent. .. Hit by pitched
ball--By Eaetzer fSnodgrass). Um-
pires--Brennan and Emslie. Attend
ance, 1900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
CHARGE THEFT
OF CIGARETTES
BOYS OF FOURTEEN AND SIX
TEEN ARE ARRESTED BY
TWO DETECTIVES.

Jake Rasen borg, fourteen. and
Joseph Campbell. sixteen, we're ar
rested yesterday by Detective Ser
geant Bolton and Detective Akin
son on charge OF having broken
into the store OF w. r. Lewis, sol
North Sixth street, several days ago,
and having stolen Ave thousand Gig
arettes. a ticket book, three boxes
pf chewing gum and $1.20 In change.
Detective Atkinson caught Rasen-
berg down the river. but Sergeant
Bolton had a long chase to capture
young Campbell.
Two or more years ago Campbell
excited the sympathy and interest Of
the city by reciting = story of cruelty
at his fathers hands. He appeared
one day in school with bruises and
cuts on his body, and was sent to a
hospital to have his hurts dressed.
His father, q minister OF the gospel
and a carpenter by trade. was later
arrested, and was afterwards sent
to a State asyIum.
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LEGA. NOTICE.
fRdfHf1: IN 7TsHE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. JUNE

OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
cHEsTERF1ELD COUNTY. JUNE
10, 1914
To John Halle:
following lots OF land. to-wit; Lots ID
and 2 (2o). 50. s; 4, So. 3. 5, 50, 1s:
10, So II; /. So / IA. So. 10: is. 50. q
49, So. IA, 3. So. IL; II. Sd IL, and ~.
sa. 3. Melrose, Manchester district,
Chesterfield county, Va, standing on
the land books In name OF joan Halle,
were sold on the LIST day OF January.
1906. for delinquent taxes, Levels, In
terest and costs to the commonwealth
OF Virginia aud application Ior the
purchase thereof has been hled IN TINS
Office, and II appearing from the rec
ortis In this offtce that you are m
terested in said land. you are hereby
notified to appear Within four months
from the date of this notice ana 40
what may be necessary to protect your
interests
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF June. 1919.
Clerk of Chesterfield Circuit Court
VIRGINIA. IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. JUNE
10. 1912
To John Halle Guardian:
You are hereby notified that the
following lots of land. to-wit. Lots
g. So. az; 8, So. .; 6. So. O. 10, So 10:
Is. So. Is; Cs). So. Is. Melrose, Man
chester district, Chesterfield county.
Va. standing on the land books in
name OF John Halle, guardian, was
sold on tho 1st day OF January, 1905,
for delinquent taxes. leviesr interest
and costs. to the Commonwealth of
Virginia and application for the pur-
chase thereof has been fled In this
office; and II appearing from the rec
ords in this Office that you are In
terested In said land. you are hereby
notified to appear within four months
from the date Of this notice and Do
what may be necessary to protect your
intnreRts,-
Given under my hand this 10Th day
of June, 1912,
PHILIP V. CoGBTLL.
Clerk Of Chesterfield Circuit Court.
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Back to Nature" was the plea In
the medical meeting at the tent in
the West End last night. The speaker.
DR.. Olive Ingersoll, made physical
an we'll as moral application OF the
passage OF Sculpture, which says;
God made man upright, but he has
sought out many inventions" tEcci.
7:1S.) She stated that modern In
ventions, while wonderful indeed. have
o Wrong tendency to interfere with
the uprightness OF man. The very
fact that they are largely time and
labor saving schemes In responsible
for much Of the invalidism which
exists today, she declared.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

JOINT SESSION
ON JULY TENTH

President Whittet, of the board OF
aldermen. said last night that, owing
TO the absence from the city OF coun-
cilmen on July 18th, the day set for
the meeting OF the city council for
the purpose of electing city officials.
had been changed to Wednesday. July
10th.
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PERSONAL

LEASER, the Ladies' Tailor. the Only
one In town who makes n specially
of altering all tInds of garments To
tho latest fashion. Every garment
that Is altered iH my establishment
IL done under my personal supervis-,
ion. Prices very moderate and work
-aatisfaGtory- The Raietsh APART
mont. Harrison and Franklin. Phone
Madison 4S2s.
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Brick paving. sidewalk. west side
Twentieth street, from Clay street to
alley north.
Grading and paving with granite
soa!ts, alley, between louisiana ana
Denny streets; from Eighth street 10
Williamsburg avenue.
Granolithic paving, sidewalk. west
side Meadow street between Main
street and Floyd avenue
Granolithic paving. sidewalk. south
eide Grove avenue. from Sycamore to
Strawberry streets
0ranolithic paving, sidewalk, north
side Main between Robinson street
aud Davis avenue.
Grnnoiithic paving, sidewalk, south
and Sycamore stresta
Brick paving sidewalk, north side
Louisiana street. between Erin and
Gillian streets
Denny street. Lester to Fifth streets
Grading and paving with granite
spaifs a1Iey. between Louisiana and
Denny, sixth 10 Eighth streets
Granoiithse paving, sidewalk. west
side Davis avenue, between FLOYD and
Park avenues.
Cranolithlc paving sidewalk. west
side Tnirtysecond street, between
Marshall and Clay streets.
Granoltthic paving, sidewalk, east
side scott street. between fhnaDiA ana
Carrinaton streets. at the cost OF ths
owners OF property abvtting said
streets or alleys.
The said committee will. at it's meet
ing TO he held In its committee room,
in thu city Hall of said city, on the
18th day of July. 1918. at the hour OF
r. NJ, take into consideration and
determine the propriety OF making the
proposed improvements, and II SO,
what proportion should be assessed
against the aeutting land owners.
And you are hereby notified to appea"
at the place and time aforesaid, if yoH
wish to be heard. either In favor of,
or In opposition To, the proposed im-
provemeHt And II for any cause the
said hearing Ia not commenced. or II
commenced, not completed. the same
shall than and there stand adjourned
without q motion or order To that eff
fact to the next regular meeting ef
said COMMITTEES at the same piaee, I'M
tcsS safd COMMITTEES shall then and
there expressly adjourn said hearing
to some other time and place, and
at such regular meeting or at such
time as such hearing may be adjourned
to, as the case may be, you are mott
ned to attend. when and where you
may be heard II ron so desire
WIZ. AxaAafS.
Chairman Committee on Streets
ny CHAS. K. DQJ.LINGs.
City EAxiAssE !
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spatted for Curtis IN third.
ssBatted for Chalmers in seventh.
sssBatted for Hess in eighth,
ScNre nv inaiugB IT.
Philadelphia % 0 I 0 3-~-S
Boston -..-..-...s o q Q o a--s
Summary: Two-base hits-Kirke.
paskert. Mcdonald, Miller, knabs,
Tnree-base hits--Sweeney, Lobert.
Cravath Hits--Off Curtis, IN . in
ninxs; Off Chalmers. in -- innings,
First base on balls-off Hess, S; of
White. .. off Curtis. 1; OF Chainier',
z: off ShuItz, 2. Struck out--Bv
He's, 2. by Curtis. 2; by Chalme"s,
., by shultz. . Sacrifice hits-Camp-
bell. Magea, Doom. Double pfays-
Doolan TO Knabe 10 Luderous; Camp
bell TO Sweeney; knabe TO Luderous.
HIT by pitched ba,l-Tltus by shultz-
Umrires--Eason and Johnstone. At
ren6r nee. 500.
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Mans IeYeaS, Tigers.

DETROIT. July s.-The Tigers
tried another ninth inning rally to-
day, but fell short two runs, and tns
Maps won, TO g. Only one was
0t'wn and Cobb and Crawford psre
on In the ninth. whe Delehanty and
Lajoie ended the ga me with double
Play.
The score.
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Especial to The Hichmo1d yirginian.)
RALEIGH. n G, July t.-7te
twenty eighth annual meeting OF the
North Carolina Dental association be-
gan In Commons hall. capitol build
Ing tonight, with DR.. r. z. Hort0a, Of
Winxton. presiding.
Governor Kitchin made weicom-
Ing address. which was responded TO
BY DR.. d. l. James, Of Greenvtiie.
rhe business sessions Of tho body be-
Tta Tomorrow and lasf III eetprday.
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.Batted for Stanage In ninth
ssRatted fer Lake IN ninth.
Score by snnings: r
Cleveland I'll o Q 0 CO
Detroit ......o o / / J 0 0 0 tt
Summary: Hits---Ofr Works In
. la innings. OFF Lake. in 8 2-c tn
nings: of KAhler, . IN S innings.
none out in ninth. Off Banding 2 Ia
| inning. Two base hitS-Delehanty
I.ouden Sacrifice Nicholson Stolen
hsses--Crawford. Olson. 3: jackson.
Grigss. Lajoie (2). Turner. First base
OIL balls--Off kahler, off Works, 8;
or Lake. /. First base on errors
Cleveland, 4. Left on bases-Cieve-
lans. :. Detroit. 8. Struck out--By
Kahler, 2: by Works. L: by Lake. l.
Double plays-Turner. Griggs: La
1ois, G1:Ngs. Wild pitches--works
Kahiei Lake Time. S. Y.mpires
--=-f1fnheen and Sheridan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

BOSTON. July s.--The Philiies
hammered two Boston twirlers in the
first game of the series today ans
won by a score of TO D. Boston
started Off in fine style, scoring three
runs In the openig session. but they
cuoid not retain the lead The scors
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

-anD waweMock nnd Medawlsla Club
for Boys, Scbago tHke, Maine. Your
boy will be surrounded with correct.
yet congenial. influence. He win be
taught to hsh, to swiui, to row and
how TO know Nature understand
inEiy. Academic Instruction II de-
sired. The place for your boy to
Improve IN all ways. Write for r.
DALI, 1904 Eleventh street A. ".
waning On. p G.
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Totals ,.....3T 7 IL az 8
sBatted for Lapp In ninth.
'*Batted for Ceembs in ninth.
Score by innings; II.
Boston ...........D q y 49,
Athletics .,......,.0 l 0 o 0 0 o-2
Summary: Left on basss--Athletics,
r: Boston. s. First base on errors
Athletics, Q; Boston, 2. Two-ba Sc
hits-E. CollirA. Speaker, tSrInk.
Lord. Hooper. Three-base hit
Gardner. Sacrifice hits--Strupk.
Odlring. Sacrifice fiies-Baker. stolen
bases-Wagner, /. Struck out-Iy
Coonbs, 3; by r, Collins, {, Bases
on balls--Or Coon1bs, q, of r, Col
Inns, /, Time, 1865. Unrires--Egan
and OLoughlin.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

t rvx wom WV u0y pw.yw
| NAL L0AAAG EOA AEN
| pop ppxr
~~c- xx ~. &C.,. s paos,
! COMBINATION" hA'oFe'' s'S' year
gas ard electric fights. batn. sal
! month
500 East Grace street Fourteen Rooms I,
vilI be nut in a-os,d order: al00 month
Aae North Addison street. Upper Flat.
+ four roornE, bath, {iT month.
.
~~as ss ,. sS- M
ssb S'o' ~ sA'''
/
s1s-sfs North Twenty-fourtk street;
Goors six rooms, s2e month
dwelling sjx living rooms bath; large
sr- East Franklin, Jnexpirsd Lease to
September LIST. sBS month
spta Park Avenue. Lower Flat, Five
rooms bath: possession September /;
is $50 month
ells Stuart Avenue. Eight Rooms.
bath! saS month
"a west Marshall street, Eleven Reom {. +.
bath latrobe; s4s0 wear.
Furnished Dwelling, 1900 Block, West
Grace street ten rooms, modern: SER
nished TO October l. 1912: $50 month
10. $50 month
----------
ali East Grace street TIVE Rooms.
IAvatory and toilet. Doctors office In
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ssresss, ios Psssrsbssa: ID gs'
2 =. 10; II, " 4 NJ / Z, 49,
Pstsssbure
Csn lesvs pstssshuss. soos Of arsan@e s
'or I'M M:as - ..v,x ras sss 60
il;S1, 4. ~, 1919, d as 11A S:e9 IL ~
fpsfE sqepA sssdaY aaA haadayA
sstimiSsd saospt o1pdAys and AA0fWA
:, Al .s1 Ia. sss'~sszs saaasse - - y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Ffwe-Room Frame House, Lot 80xf 30
TO alley, two stables In rear Rent
Ing now for $3.50 per year. VIII
SELL on easy terms Price, Loo.
This place IL easily worth several
hundred dollars more, Located one
hundred yards from car line and
just outside the city limit. Apply
To r. o Box No. &c. city.
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FURNITURE.

Yeu~ Credit Is Good At REAMS, BAL
Lee & CO.. s0s West Broad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 10 NonE0KK
Schedule in sffsot June H. 1914.
Leave Byrd Stress Station. RasAm -
= Is 5 n ss;i SIS + NJ" = ~ $50 -
Fer Lynnhburg and shs West, ais 4. ~
$1,000 A. NJ. asoo PM. 80 r. =. sss
eiI :As A. NJ. se:Ss r. NJ, boss 2. ~. IN
P,a From the Wsss; - 40. A. NsGae,44k
M.. ITA0 r NJ, 1905 p. NJ. ses00 r. II $
spsny aDaiiy 81. Sunday
w. b. BEvrLL. C.. H. 1Q1 N W
@. A., Roanoke D. p ~ 1ll
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
city Engineers Office.

Richmond. Va, June 70, 12lG-
. walter Carroll, John Collins, r. J.
Enright. Mary A. Enright. Mary
Gayle, J. r, oGrady, X. l. Harrison.
Nora NJ. McMahone. Patrick Nc
Malone. Margaret NJ. Kate and Nora
r. Mcnamara, Mary ONeil, julius V.
Sears, Kate O'Gorman. A. c. Beck
nsr, Henry Breil. John B. Gayle,
Peter Gonneila, Rosa i. Holzgreffe,
lean G. Denoon. W. c. and K, w.
Newman, r. W. Payne. r, X. Penn.
Martha W. Phillips, Nj A. Powers,
Tr for Hannah Readen. irwin L.
Sutherland. Saiiie A. Taylor, West
minister Presbyterian Church, II l..
wilkinson, J. NJ. Walsh. Chas. r..
Elliott Nora e f'rtiffpS, L. G. Phil
lips, H. Fl. Phaup, L. Ola Howard,
f. V. Wade. Lewis q. Taylor, Ru-
J. and Joseph $, Wilson. Eva r.
Patterson, Emma r. Bradley. Lusetta
Knox, r W Aiinson. Thos. OBrein.
w. H. Taylor. Marie A. Hoen!nger.
Maggie Elicit kaBmus Nelson, Mar
garet u. stone, / Rosenfeld, w. c.
Noble, Mary T.. Christian. Margaret
Brad. Helen Sent. Jane f. Henning.
l.. r simmons. A l. Boulaware.
Guardian, Rosa l. Stone c. W.
Campbell Geo. w. Chiids. Margaret
sogan. G X. Willis. Henry Holz-
sreffe, A r. Saunders, W. A. Kieve-
sahl, Aiics A Burrows, G. w. and
j. L. Davis. G. b. Ford c. FL Good
man. N. K. Lowry, Lillian A. Pea
tross, w. II. Scott. Jr, Mary J. Wat
son. W. H Crawford, Virginia d.
Meany, II. Messerschmidt- Harry
Brettstsfr. August w, Fianhart, r
g. Chalkiey. A. II. Felthaus. Jontha
g. Lipscomb. Mary Cattle Copeland,
j A. Eelsler. n J, Hancock. A. l.
Brown, city OF Richmond (Schoei
Boa d,. Jack Foster. w. L. Newton,
q p. Waddeil, James Cox, Eliza B. +,
Atkins son Heirs Mich. o'Beirre, G. a
O. Rwy Co., Edgar Gum, Margaret
Gogan John Knox Estate, Marshall
Miller, Fred Merryden, J. III. r.
Mayo, F. H Mayo. Tr for Josephine
Alcock, =. II. Mayo, Mary j. Morris
wife of J. G., Aionxa NJ. Page, w. J.
Kerr r K Parrish. j. c. siewers,
Annie f Walsh, Burton system. Inc,
Il. w Oates ard J. p. Hubbard, Trs.:
You will take notice that the Com
ssittee on Streets OF the City Council
ave had referred to them for con-
liberation ,..- ~ ...,-s.
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ch..spsak. and Ohio Railway.

80 A.--Loeal-Dsiy-s ewpost Nsya
Thusrnood.
saor A.--Express--DAiiy-N Norfolk, Old POST
i0O0A Daiy--L1hb9. Lcn.C. 49,
1900 Noon - Express - Daily - Nonetk -
PoinA
~2lsP.-Ep~sss--D aiy-CSn- L'yiiie-
400 P--Erprs.s Daily Herfosk ~ -
sis P.-Iooai-Rs. Oo~dnsssiila.
ssIS P.-Iocai--Er Sun.--LynchburE. Na6an1a
Bridge. Clifton forss.
.li.o 90 P.-Erpre.s--Dsiiy- CindnsaA Lv1A
rax sff AkRTSE McHaoNp--Ios.i 4.'n
Esss, eio A. n, TAO ?. n TreA -
ison W~s: $40 A. NJ, - e5S 4. r., an4 535
=, II. Thsoush: $40 A. NJ. HISS A. ~. - -
p NJ U
ssDaNy sxe~rt Sunday. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

To Our Friends and the Public: We
have moved our Electric Shoe Re-
pairing Shop from lt6 East Broad
to 40 East Bread street. one block
cas-, of the old stand, where We are
better equipped 10 banda oltr fast.
growing trade than ever before. we
use the very best leather and our
work is guaranteed IN satisfy. GIVE
us "a trial and be convinced. our
prices are right. Special waiting
room for ladies. Fl. ROHM. Mana
ger. Phone Madison soil.
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FARMS WANTED

II You Really waaf TO Sell Your Farm
write today for listing blank /. =
CUTTRELL 4 Co. so4 r. Franklin
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SPECIAL NOTICE

LaAfesi Your Combings or Cut Hair
need our attention. made into beau
tifui hrafds. pufrs, etc. Our sham
pooling 10 freshins and healthful.
RICHMOND HAIR STORE, INC,
80 North Firth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

We Have ON Display for Year In
spection the prettiest line of wall
paper In town for the money. See
IL for yourself and be convinced.
Phone Monroe 1883. r. b BRAUER.
los North Eighth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
LOWE COTTAGE
BERKELEY SPRINGS. ". VA.

Baths Now Open. Mineral water For
rheumatism. govt, scfatica, dyspep-
STA, etc. German physicians pro-
noupce waters equal TO Carlsbad.
Special low spring rate. Send for
booklet. HOTEL WASHINGTON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

fayr@ Absolutely tire fnfrest ard
squarest proposition you ever heard
Of No hot air about IT. fuet q plain
guarantee contract, Our Pine Tar
and yelyets f'astes are the great
est canned speciaities out sff-ae-
ynonsfratIn. u!An does the trick.
nothing Hike II, everybody excited.
100 per cent 20 soo par cent, proft
Write now fer guarantee contract ana
samples LARUE SOAP co. Dept. n.
ss& Niagara St. Buffalo. y. I,
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COAL AND WOOD

II Yen Have Triea Long's Perfectly
dry oak and pine or hts slabs. cheap
est summer cooking wood and his
Virginia anthracite cheapest cooking
fuel tn tho world. You can rest as
sur q you are dealing at head
quarters for summer fuel and con-
tinue. j have been leader about IL
YEAR,. LONG. Madison 1859.
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National League

CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
SHOE REPAIRING

Let Us Repair Your Shoes. We Know
how. Mems shoes sewed, sec;
nailed. a5c.. ladies' sewed. Soc.
nailed, s6c.; half-soled. children's
shoes. sec: rubber heels, 25c.. S6c.,
40c. and soc. Work called for and
delivered promptly. Fl. ROHM.
Manager. 210 East Broad street.
Phone Madison 6011.
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SITUATIONS--MALE
HELP--FEMALE

wanted---A Settled White Woman for
light housekeeping. Apply al once 10
f0a North Davis avenue.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

French steam and Dry Cfeaning--We
will keep your clothes in order for
$50 a month A trial Is all We
ask. EMPIRE CLEANING COM
PANy, SIS East Main street
Phone Monroe S2<7.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

We Made e75,o00 with Small Mail
order business; started during spare
time; particulars how free. REUSS
a WILLIAMS. Montciair. ~ ].
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

Red Rubber whole selss ana spring
heels put on tennis or other shoes,
i .I.rop pyREMS s,.ia l, SHOE ShoE
Monroe 1857.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

PROFIT Winner. New and Neat--Many
orders bring repeat; helps house
keepers save expenses, price low:
demand immense. MARVIN R. DOTY.
ed, Stamford. Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
SLIP COVERS.

Slip Covers and Mattresses Made to
order: furniture repaired. antiques
bought. LEVY, the upholsterer. 40
West Broad. Phone Monroe 1885.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS

Hagtfme Piano Playing Positively
taught In 30 lessons: write for free
books CHRISTENSEN SCHOOL
S3ie Walnut street Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

why Not Earn ~ 10 e7y Daiiys Others
do II with our new speciality. Send
for booklet r. s. NEWCOMER. SO
East Main street. Mt. Joy. Pa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04
STOVES.

For Stoves, Ranges and Heaters, Nee
REAMS, BAILEY & CO, Furniture
Ses West Broad,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

An Inteiligsnt Person May Earn 800
month corresponding for newspa-
pers; no canvaHsing; send for part!c-
ularx. PRESS SYNDICATE. Lock-
port, N. T.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-05
DR.. MI. TROUTMAN,
OF ATHENS, FORMER
ALBANIAN, is DEAD

ATHENS. GA, July DR.. NJ l..
Troutman pastor of the First Method p
list church Of Athens, and former pas
tor of the Park Street Methodist church
of Atlanta died here today. following
an operation for appendicitis. perform
ed early in the week Funeral services
will be conducted here this afternoon.
and the body win be taken to Roma
his boyhood home for interment
Dr. Troutman was one of the leading
members Of the North Georgia Method
ist conference. He served pastorates at
Lyerly. Harmony Grove, Conyers.
Gainesville, Atlanta and Athens during
his ministry.
At the recent commencement of the
University Of Georgia, DR. Troutmsn
graduated in law and the university
trustees conferred upon him the degree
of doctor of laws and doctor of divin-
itN. He entered the university Law
school TWO years ago and was elected
president of the class his Junior ear
DIR. Troutman was about 50 years old.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs Bes
sic Battey Troutman. formerly Of
Rome; daughter Mrs Robert {. vii
son. Of Athens three sons. Henry
Troutman. lawyer Of Atlanta Robert
b. Troutman of Athens. student at
Columbia university law school. and
Baldwin Troutman, in business at
Chattanooga, Tenn sister, MISS
Mary Troutman, also survives