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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11
WARRANT OUTFOR
ALLEGED FORGER
Newbern Man Said to Have
Gotten Rid of Much Worth
less Paper.
[speclnl to The Timep-D.spntch.l

Especial to The Times D.spatch.l
New born, n. c.. January Mt be-
came known here TO-DAY that the au-
thorities were searching tor Harold
i. Pratt. warrant for mis- arrest
having been Issued by the Bankers.
Protective Association. Pratt until u
few duys ago was the general agent
for several insurance companies. Ho
left here Sunday morning, leaving be-
hind him. 1t Is said. several thousand
dollars In unpaid bills. forged note
for $3.50. large number OF checks
which he passed off on friends and
which were returned marked no
funds. Pratt Is q member of the Fret
Baptist Church. Last Saturday after
noon Pratt appeared at ono OF the
local banks with note for $3.50. which
was indorsed by a local attorney.
Tho note was discounted and he waB
given the money. He then went to
another man and gave q mortgage on
his household furniture and secured
5000 from him. During the day and
that night he succeeded in getting
rid of number OF checks. Monday
morning the bank discovered that the
note which 1t had taken from Pratt
was forgery. Checks poured into
paying teller was kept busy telling
the owners OF the paper that tho
signer had no funda there
1t was then discovered, 1T Is alleged.
that no had not turned into the In.
surance companies any of tho money
which he had collected during the
past few weeks. However. he wes
under heavy bond with the insurance
people
The sheriff visited Pratt's homo this
afternoon and served an attachment
on the household goods The friend
who advanced him 5000 could not claim
any OF these goods es Pratt had asked
him not to file tho mortgage until later
In the week, and he had acceeded 70
his request
Pratt came to this city from Mary
land The police in ell Of tho larger
cities have been notified to be on the
lookout for him.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
In ASHLAND, VA.

BY virtue of deed of trust from Jo-
sephlne L. Taylor and Henry S. Taylor.
her husband, to the undersigned, dated
the 2d day OF December. 1908. and
recorded In Hanover Circuit Court
clerks office, default having been made
In the payment OF II portion of the debt
thereby secured. and being required so
to do by the holder OF the notes there
In secured. will sell at public auction.
In front of Stebblns's store. in the
town of Ashland. Va,
at 1:l5 o'clock Y. NJ,
ON SATURDAY THE 18TH OF JAN
UARY. 1917,
a lot OF land, with n frame dwelling
thereon, owned by said Josephine 7.
Taylor. and recently occupied by her
and family, situated in the town OF
Ashland, on the southern side of Han
over Avenue, between James Street
and stony Run. and being OF triaagu-
lar shape. and containing one acre.
and fronting 8 42-l00 chains on the
southern line of Hanover Avenue
TERMS OF SALE: Enough in cash
to pay the expenses of sale: any I'M
paid past due taxes, and a ratabio pro-
portion OF the taxes for the year 1912,
and the sum of $1,000. with interest
residue In two equal nstalments Mt
one (D and two (2) years. evidenced
by purchasers notes. with interest
added. and secured by decd OF trust on
said property: or the purchaser, at his
option, may pay all the purchase money
In cash.
J. JORDAN LEAKE,
j. A. MALLORY. Trustee.
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Especial to The rlmes-Dlspatch.l

Especial to The eS-DiSpatch.1
Newport News. Va. January 10
Christened by Miss Marjorie Miller
granddaughter OF l. b. Miller, of Eliza
beth, n. j., treasurer of the Lake Sub
marine Torpedo Boat Company, the
lake cruiser submarine CO Tuna .yaq
successfully launched at the plant OF
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company this AFTERNOON
The launching was an entirely in
formal affair, only a few OF the of
iicials of the IL kn company. naval Of
ficers and shipyard officials being pres
cnt.
Immediately following tho launching
the guests went to tho Warwick Hotel
where an informal post-launching
luncheon WIS served On honor Of the
sponsor. Captain c. D Wallace. vice,
president of the lake company, who
has superintendent the construction OF
the Tuna, was tho tonstmastcr.
Tho Tunn is tho second lake cr,,iser
submarine for the United States navy
to be put, overheard, tho first one. the
Seal. having been launched nearly a
year ago, and is now. receiving her
finishing touches at the Lake plant NJ
Bridgeport, Conn. preparatory to be-
coming part of the navy.
The Tuna Is 161. foot long and tair-
teen feet broad. and is one OF the
largest submarines ahcat She ,s
equipped with four torpedo tubes, two
below the waterline and two above
and has a capacity of ten tofpedoes
Tho tubes arc directly ahead and
satern. The vessol will ba propelled
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nm american institution will BIO Called n,
the university of Virginia some timo dur
Ing tho last few weeks OF tho present ses-
SION ~ that time the un.verslty viii be-
stow fitting honor upon the survivors of
those students who left college there nfty
years aSo to uphold the cause OF tho state.
As yet only tentative plans for tho re-
union have been effected DR.. J. w. Mallet
10 chairman of committee now engaged In
aseertaining who are survivors OF tho uni
Serslty volunteer companies who Joined tho
Confederate service In 1861. He Is searching
also FOR other surviving students who ieft
college TO enter the service at any other
time during the Civil War
another committee has been appointed to
designate the most appropriate mark OF dis
tinction with which the university may rc-
ward these hcnored sons. +
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RraI estate ,JFpr Rent

5000 ,-,-~>--->,--->>-~->-~~
200 n. SYCAMORE STREETS ROOMS,
bath. $500 per annum.
9 SOUTH FOURTH STREET-SMAI.L
store or otlce; new; rem, low.
III EAST CLAY STREET-12 ROOMS
batn' good order; rent. $3.50.
$40 W. CARY sTKEET-NINE ROOMS.
path; now being put in thorough re-
pair throughout: rent reasonable.
a6l4 w. GRACE sTREET-NEw. 8
rooms. modern: rent. 500.
80 y. ELEVENTH sTREET-EIGHT
$500 L. GRACE STREETS ROOMS,
bath: large lot; rent 1910.
2sos E. GRACE STREETS ROOMS.
bath; separate entrance and yard.
al L CANAL STREET. ROOMS.
bath: rent. $40.
412 W. BAKER sTREET-sToRE AND
fiat above. Good business stand.
Scnt reduced.
22ls PARK AvE-sIx ROOMS, PAN.
try, closets, bath: rent. $3.50.
4is-42l W. MAIN STREET. STORES
with dwellings above. for rent cheap.
l909-1o11 w. MOORE sTREET-FLATs
three rooms each, for colored peo-
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LEADING CITIZEN
IS UNDER ARREST
Frank Wineskie, of High Point
Charged With Embezzlement
Of $4,000

Greensboro. N. c.. January 10
Charged with embezzlement OF $40, 900,
Frank Wineskie. manager of the High
Point branch of the Pittsburgh Plato
Glass Company, was arrested to-day by
county authorities. He was later re
leased on $4,000 bond for his np-
pearance before Justice OF the Peace
Collins here tomorrow.
The charge against wineskie was
preferred by Frank Mcknight, an off,
Ger of the company. who came here
from Pittsburgh TO mako an inves tlga-
ton. The arrest prccipltnted a sensa-
ton In High Point. where Winoskir
Is leading citizen and large property
owner
The warrant against winosk!e spe-
officially charges tho cmhczzlement of
100000. the alleged rnisappliration OF
funds having extended through n pc
Rod OF seven years. The basis OF the
charge is that Wineskie applied funds
from the sale OF waste" n lorna ton
of silver used In the hack OF mirrors. to
his personal use, and that in many In
stances he requested purchasers TO
make checks payable to himself.
Mr.. Mcknight says tho shortages
were discovered month ago, and thot
since that time detectives have been
at work and have secured number
Of checks which W!neslie received
but never placed to the credit OF the
company
Wineskie, who has wife and tbr,.
children. cnme here from Pittsburpb
He declared after his arrest that ma
prosecution was malicious.
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DiniDenh .aZntiees.

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Once Of the Treasurer,
Wilmington. n. c., January s, 1912.
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF At
lantic Coast Line railroad Company
has declared . dividend OF three and
onc-half percent. OH the common
capital stock Of that company. paw
able at the office OF tho treasurer. a
Wilmington, ~ c., on and after
January 10, 1912. to stockholders OF
record on the 18th day OF December.
1911. The transfer books were
closed from the 9Th day OF Deem
bcr, 1911. to the nth day OF January.
19i2, both dates .inolnsive. -
JAMES e, POST,
Treasurer.
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Prcnident,a Recentinn

washington. January l0.-Presidont
and Mrs. Taft gave the first big re-
ceptton of the winter at the White
House last night in honor of the diplo-
matte corps. Mrs. Taft received in
the Blue Room, members OF the Cab
met and their wives assisting Tho
Marine Band furnished music. and ro-
freshmenta were served In the state
dining-room.
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BAKING.

CREAM PUFFS csc DOZEN. THE
largest and best in the city we are
having the greatest sale on these In
the existence o. our business. DRINK
ARDS, 423 l-2 North Sixth.
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80 y. ELEVENTH STREET-EIGH,
rooms, bath; rent, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

$500 FOR ESTABLISHED LIGHT MAN
ufacturing business; products In de-
Inana ana unlimited; 400 per cent
care Tlmes-DIgpatch "a o'i'
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aurtiun galrs, future pays
- >>-~~---'-~"-~>--->--~
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

By virtue of a deed Of trust OF the
late William Edwards, deceased, I will
sell at King William Courthouse. Va,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1919.
ut l2 o'clock NJ
all that valuable farm known as
Widows dover interest therein), con-
tanning 40 acres, be the same more or
less. situated In King William county,
about five miles from tbs courthouse.
This Is a very desirable farm, suitable
for stock raising or general farming
purposes.
TERMS: Cash as to the amount OF
the deed OF trust together with the
expenses of the sale. amounting to
about two thousand dollars: balance In
one and two years, with per cent in
terest.
Pals. Va
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Richmond. Va. December l6. Io11
THE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING;
OF the Stockholders OF the Union
Bank Of Richiond. Va, will be held
On THURSDAY. January llth. igi9.
at IL o'clock noon. at their banl,inr
house. 1loI East Main Street
GEORGE w. CALL.
Cashier.
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LOANS AND DISCOUNTS FOR EVERY.
body saving under our plan 81 or
more regularly. Established 70 years.
COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE co.
Bankers. rs N. Ninth
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
lewelry at lowest rates OF Interest
40 charges for storage. n. +. ia
CoBs & SON. 2ls n. Ninth street.
HOMES AND FARMS or ALL DE
strlptions bought on our plans en-
a an s,n ,hG b @nn, to pay for same
ments We only charge per cent.
interest on unpaid bulanccs Yuu
can pay In fun at any time. thereby
years Of success demonstrated our
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GEO. S. RICHARDSON.
Richmond. Va.
$500 FOR ESTA BLIsHED LIGHT MAN.
utacturing business; products In de-
mand and unlimited; 400 per cent
proht VIII teach the business. A sol,
care Times-Dispatch.
TRUE ECONOMY. NO BONE on FAT.
IaElors pork roll. At your grocePs
WANTED. TO COMMUNICATE WITH
those Interested In an up-to-date,
i've business proposition; an abso-
iuteiy safe Investment. safe as a
Iank. and the profits much greater.
Don't delay investigation of this op-
postunity. For further particulars
address f 735. care Times-Dispatch.
GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF AN
estaolished dental practice In small
town, with exceptional country trade:
no Opposition. Reason for leaving,
have taken office In city. This can be
bought cheap. For full particula RS
hadress DIX. 9. l.. DENANEY. ClRrks-
Vile, Va
COURT SALE OF A VALUABLE
dairy and stock farm, in Orange and
AIbsmarie counties, Va On Fcbru-
airy l. 1912. We will of1er for sale. at
pubic auction, one OF the finest dairy
ma stock farms and equipment in
the celebrated Piedmont section Of
Vir inia. containing 500 acres Ex-
perts haro pronounced the farm a
most valuable location for extensive
orchards. including the celebrated
Aibemarle pippin apple: buildings new
and modern. For descriptive book
let and other Information write TO
GEORGE L BROWNING and " r.
SitAckELFORD. Special Commits
sioners. Orange. Va.
WANTED. TO SECURE AN ACTIVE
partnership in some good business.
wiling 10 put In from $1,000 to Sl0,-
600. References exchanged Ad-
dress II Csc. care Times Dispatch.
lsouItrp, l5ft5 anD Ri6e St0ck
BRED IN VIRGINIA. LAY EVERY
where. scotrs o. K. strain Barred
Rocks: four pullets and cock4rei.
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sol y. TWELFTH STREET-lo ROOMS
bath; good location; well built house
Can be bought reasonably.
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Bparning
Rooms 1llanten

ONE OR TWO WELT.-F1JR !.
nished. heated rooms, within walk
Ing distance of business district,
with or without board Address
Room 30. Gilbert Hotel.
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Richmond. Va, january !. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Christie Manufac-
turing Company. OF Richmond, Va,
for the election of directors and for
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting, will be
held at the office of the company at
100 Virginia Street, =. NJ MONDAY.
January 10. Business OF much i'm ,
portance will come before this meet
ing and every stockholder Is urged to
be present.
(Signed) II. B. CHRISTIAN,
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Virginia Trust Companv

Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond. Va, December 81. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders cf this company will be
in the city of Richmond, Va Of,
TUESDAY. January &c, 1912. at -
o'clock noon. l., u. AYLETT,
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business Dpportunitles

-
WANTED, PARTNER IN OLD ESTAB-
kiShED BUSINESS. GOOD PAYING
PROPOSITION. ADDRESS B SAP
CARE IMES-DISPATCH
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SOLDIER-STUDENTS
WILL DE HoSoRED
Special to The Times Dispatch
Sharlottesriile Va. January 1O-Ore Of
the most distinctive reunions ever hela I.
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LOANS AND DISCOUNTS FOR EVERY
BODY saving under our plan 81 or
more regularly. Established 2G years
SOMMERClAL GUARANTEE co,
Bankcrs. rs n. Ninth
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VlrBlhlu STATE Insurance Company,
Richmond, Va. December 80. 1911.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company will
be held at the Office of the company.
In the city OF Richmond. Va, on
THURSDAY. January 25. 1912, at IL
o'clock noon.
WILLIAM r. MILLER,
Urea surer
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100 BLOCK, E. CLAY sTREET-oN
corner; renting. SlV0 per month;
price low. a good investment prop
erty.
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900 BLOCK, Z. LEIGH STREET-1(
rooms, oath: rents, 1890; good renter
AT Bargain price. y. ~ HAWKE y 5
Rell Estate, luU y. Seventh Street
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1000 GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN
Write for free list FRANKLIN IN
STlTUTE. Dept. 3Is-L Rochester,
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5ituations 1l,antrb, spalr

4 COMPETENT DOUBLE. ENTRY
bookkeeper and Office man desires
position. Good references. ADDRESS
G $40, care llmes-Dispatch.
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J0r SALE

FNosT PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
oeHSered in Virginia and North Car
olina. sl.4O per thousand: sure mead
ers: punched in lots of 80 plants
ENTERPRISE PLANT CO.. Meggetts.
s. c.
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WAGONS TO SUIT Y0p, RUBBER
tires put on promptly, at RICHARD
son BROS'.. Sis Brook Avenue.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR ACCUS-
toned TO working in email town.
Give details US TO experience and
where have been employed. RECORD.
HGrglsonburE Va.
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l9flp lGaHtfb, female

WANTED. x CASHIER WHO CAN
Keep books. win Al references. APP
ply III handwriting To 572. care
Vim. s. u spa tNh.
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w y y r EU. YOUNG MEN TO LEARN
the automobile business: positions
secured competent graduated. RICH
MO&D AUTO SCHOOL. 500 Graham
Street.
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1900 BLOCK. w. GRACE STREET.
rooms. two baths. moucrn: in splen
did condition.; leased tor 1920 pei
annunl Get price on this.
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SITUATIONS lLsantru, 5srmaIe

YOJUNG- LADY sTENoiGR:.4-PIHEn NOW
employed. desires TO make change:
thoroughly competent. & 5T7, care
Times JiSDatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-11

OR SALE. IN BUCKINGHAM COUN-
". good I50-acre tGrm; only about
four miles from railroad station, near
church and good schools; also neur
store and mid. This farm is we'll
adapted to corn. wheat and fruit,
and ia we'll watered and about 200
acres OF standing timber. Have Just
refused sl,400 for the hickory tim
Der; also from $4,000 TO $4,000 worth
of poplar timber. Place could be paid
for in cordwood from the place. This
place Is well worth $4,000, but II
sold at once can be bought for
$4,000. Has good house on 1t, aud
most all OF necessary outside build
ings. Easy terms and best OF rea-
sons for selling. Address L 73s. care
Times Dispatch. Richmond, Va.
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200 n. SYCAMORE STREETS ROOMS.
bath. $500 per annum.
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The Savings Bank of Richmond.
lll7 L. Main Street, Richmond, Va.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF the stockholders of this bank
will be held al the banking house
THURSDAY. January II. at p. 81
jas. NJ BAIL Cashier
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Reftinge

o a STATED COMMUNICATES
x& OF Metropolitan Lodge, No IL,
w a., l.. u ~ NJ. Will be held in
l..v Masonic Temple THURSDAY EVE
MING. January II. 1912, at 1880 o'clock.
brethren are cordially invited
BY order OF tho Worshipful Master.
w. y. WATKINS. Secretary.
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WANTED. BRIGHT YOUNG MAN TO
assist bookkeeper and do general
ONCE work Address IN own hand
writing. giving references as to
whether employed or not. Advise
salary eApected. =. Q. BoX-3SS. Guy.
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MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AM
Jewelry at lowest rates OF Interest
40 charges for storage. n f. ia.
COBS & SON. 2lS y. Ninth street,
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LINOTYPE MACHiEIST- OPERATOR
Must be able to keep new No. ) and
machines In good condition und
give eight hours on Keyboard. Nom
union town; s24 per week. Applica-
tons by letter only. giving details
of experience ana where nave been
employed. RECORD, Harrisonburg.
Va.
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WANTED. TWO GOOD BARRIERS ONE
At i22i Hun Street, one at 2U22 East
Main street
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PLUM STREET DWELLING, Be
tween Fioyd Avenue and Grove
Avenue. Reatal $500. Price, $4,000
Will eXcnange for desirable lot in
Lee District. J. a. CONNOLLY &
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1900 BLOCK. W. GRACE STREET.
rooms. bath. detached. lot, 2Sxl40
leased at $500 per annum. Price rca
sonaUle.
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$40 w. CARY STREET-NINE ROOMS
oath; now being put in thorough re.
puiT throughout: rent reasonable.
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sTENOGRAPHER, SIX YEARS EXPE-
ricnce, desires position. Phone Madi-
son 56S0-J
WANTED. SEWING BY THE DAY.
Send postal TO MRS. POWER. 1878
East Grace Street
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Gpst AMI found
prIp 1liantrp, a7ale

YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ihent JOB: $50 month: send postal Tor
iist OF positions open. FRANKLIN
tNSIlTuIE. Dept. 375-L. Rochester.
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lsouItrp, l5ft5 anb Ribe 5t0rk

BRED IN VIRGINIA. LAY EVERY
where. Scotts o. K. etrain Barred
Rocks: four pullets and cock@rel,
$3.50 PAREIN SCOTT, Ashland, Va.
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FLATS Jfpr Rent

FLAT. WEST END, BY OWN
or. Reference: no children. 555,
care Times-Dispatch.
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3 SOUTH FOURTH STREET-SMAI.L
store or ottice; new; rent low.
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E'IRST-C LASS CHAMBERMAID.
HOTEL ROANOKE, Iii North Eighth
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III EAST CLAY STREET-12 ROOMS
batn; good order; rent, $3.50.
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WANTED. y DRUG CLERK. CAPABLE
OF taking charge of good business,
L. hustler. one who can make bust
ness viii sell half-intcreHt or Will
give an interest in the business 10
the right man. Address y ss2. care
Times Dispatch
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TWO YOUNG MEN OF GOOD APP
pearance, good takers. capable Of
approaching people as advance mon
IN aeronautical propositions: must
nave unquesiIonaOle references as
to honesty and integrity. Position
pays WELL ana worthy OF any good
mans time 10 Investigate. Box "a.
Stntlon a.
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Gpal arb llaoou
S0arn llanten

WANTED, BY YOUNG COUPLE, ROOM
and board In private family. SIS,
caro- Times Dispatch
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WANTED. FOR U. s. Army. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men, between egeR
Of IS and 80; citizens OF United States,
OF good character and temperate nab
It's. VINO. car speak. read and write
the English language. For Informal
tiUa, aily.y TO Recruiting Onicei, $40
f.nsk EIunI Street Richmond. Va
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Aeal estate 5.ur SALE

FOOD AVENUE. 1000 BLOCK,
large three-stury brick dwelling, de-
tacnedi lot 3uXlsy. Price, SI2,UU0.
wan exchange Tor investment prop
erty. J. a. CONNOLLY &; CO.
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WANTED. TO SECURE AN ACTIVE
partnership in some good business
wiling 10 put In from $1,000 to $780,
uOo. references exchanged. Ad-
drese II CSC. cara .Timcs- pispRtch
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST. FREE
short hours. Salary no object for the
right man. state salary wanted.
NlRGlLlNA PHARMACY. Virginia,
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FINE CARRIAGES. BUSINESS BUG
giles. all kinds of wagons, carriages
and wagon repairs. automobile re.
pairs. automobile painting. Good
work. Reasonable prices. w. q
SMITH e CO, 3li -. Firth Street.
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1900 BLOCK, GROVE AVE- ROOMS
Two baths. mouern; concrete cellar
In excellent conuiti9n; leased TO sep
tcmDer l at 700 per rnontn 4 bar,
gam.
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a6l+ w. GRACE STREET-NEw,
rooms. modern; rent. 500.
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Rooms Glantch
a9i5crll anfpus
SHOE REPAIRING.
UPuOLSTERING.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND poll
ished, mattresses renovated. antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Upiioi
sterer. t25 West Broad.