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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Yesterday Afternoon W vs. EuhraV.
OF the department ~ foreign immIrra-
fI'n. with heHdquarterH nf pitfaburTn.
HUUuuuauIrI DF 81 o. jung Chinese
ltfrrrfter. came fl THE cIfr f0 inreH-
UEHfe charlie Wee. vino conducts a
laundry on seventh street. ard frv o.
fFfauIlan or dIHrrure that Do ia ra-
tive born American Charles real
name iH 1en guaur Tai who says be-
vas p fru in This country. huf that be-
NHH o. son living lu Chlra end Who uHa
born nIfaI1 ~ This country. end fHe
Only hope ~ charlie brinFinF his sun
mere IieH Dol him hflrE a native bufu
American. Tor from that fnrf bis anu
becomes nn American Under fHs ffI.
rose frrIuHiun arf Hera con could MT
Do admitted fn fnIH country even ff
DIE father waa a UHfuraIIrrf rInrrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

IRE Muuuiet'le Athlete aeaar af..n
WIll hold n social rrenIrG af fraIr nnar
quarters ln fnr MHrHUHII store HHnIunrr
hulllinr 70 f.e corner 20 TnIrf street
ard jefferson avenue Music fnr f.n
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Last evening Co., s o. Arruflrrt AZ
frIrf aurrrinferferf % Fr MHrrIIrr
.nrfrreuca delivered arfrrfff arrr.arI
tn large audience Hf tra DaIrart W
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rrro vas held. and fHr VARIOUS drfrrafra
fI TIE dinfrrnf rruNruffnna erra select
~ The merfInr wna irrrffv attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
MOUNDSYILLE

Acting under the proclamation %
Mayor Williamson. the citizens and
school children - this cts will unite
together and have campaign on dlft
and rubbish Iu every yard ~ the CTS.
Eureriufendenf George Uubhr. ~ che
local schools has Instructed che teach
rra and they Boo turn have Instructed
the school children fo belp FOO fha
CfeaulrE up to-day ff iH very likely
that This city Will present n clean and
different appearance before the day fa
over The citizens have been asked ~
The mayor fD place the rubbish in bar
reia or boxes where fha city teams
can Eet % without much trouble
Homscoming csisbration.
M0urdavllla business Nena HaaorIa-
zion held "a Meeting ThureInv evening
lf The board ~ trade rooms iu tho
ruaf building The fret question Co.
rna before fhr committee was fna
date fr hnff the coming Celebration.
and that wIf pc decided later There
vas TALK ~ having Hr aviation meet
HIHn r. carnival company come here.
huf several different N.ruIftaea were
appointed. VIZ. fuvruffrHfI0r commit.
Zee fD zee uhaf uas heinz done DOB other
rIfIrH Iu way ~ celebrations lodge
committee. fu invite fhr rffr and HII
other examination % participate In
fhr rrlehrafi1n. Industrial display com.
uIffrr. % arrange FOR on Industrial
display AMI an entertainment commit.
80 To is ne aim ~ those af fHa head
o. ne movement t0 have earh dar r.
feature. and another rreefInF of the
1Iherent committees wil Us held -Yn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

Tfe h0srf NJ trade at o. meeting r-ff
THurHday rvenIng. appointed .. William.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25
Hsndsors Rsslssress

Many residences are also bclrr
erected ln mo outtbepike district.
The Edward W stifeI residence. nov
under construction. is one ~ tho
finest structures IN the State Tho
George a LauRhHn residence Do Hau-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

SLICE No. l.
1000 Ladies and Mems Pure Para Raincoats
crack or peel Sold all the u s. at 5000. All CT %
Sizes None to dealers Only each customer V4sCC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

The two new theatres recently com.
pleted ~ Elm Grove are a blk add.
ton ~ the suburbs. q new pool room
is being erected BY Smith brothers
on Main street. also new confoc.
tiOnery Lawrence Woeber ls erect.
inE nov business block on Main
street that will contain two store
roorns and living apartments. Albert
Nau ~ csunpirtgd new grocery
store a. The c-ner ~ Edgingfon
lane and tho National road The
new Socialist hall at Grcggsvule vas
recently completed and add4 % the
HuIIr|rr wrnrfh 81 fhnf f0ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

SLICE NO. 2
$50 Ladies' Silk Dotted Null Waists -colos black brow.
and white low neck short sleeves trimmed small silk bu
TONS lace cuffs two meSsane match waist full blouse
customer s2oo vae none sold to dealers Only to each 79
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-25

The following buildings are under
erection In the Outthe pike district
- the present time. The new 81 r.
church on Cruger street. at Elm
Grove, the Christian church. also az
Elm Grove. was Just recently com.
Dieted The new Episcopal chapel a.
Echo Point is nearing completion and
vii be opened .n short time. A
large addition is 90 be- built 20 the
Vance Memorial church A. wood s.
dale. The contract has been Iet for a
new school house on the ridge road
north OF Park Vfou
The Press., 1912-04-10
WILMINGTON.

On Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid was we'll attended and very pleas ant. The usual devotional and busi- ness meeting was held and consider able sewing accomplished. The next meeting for work will be held Friday, the 18th.
 At the regular grange meeting this week Friday, Deputy Everett E.. Brown, Pomfret, will inspect the grange. It is especially desired that every member shall be present. The inspection is always of interest, as patrons of experience know. It is something the new members have not seen.
 Miss Palmer came on Friday for the season. She was accompanied by Miss Coleman, who has returned to New York, but hopes to come early in June for the summer. Miss Dun. ming will return to Rest Cottage in g short time. It is always an event tc have our valued summer residents with us again, as they are always much missed.
 On Saturday, Walter B. Allen and Clarence s. Preston of the firm Allen, Hall & Oo., 8S4 Boylston street, Bos. tons with their wives, were at Maple
The Press., 1912-04-10

Corner. They came in MT. Halls automobile from Worcester, Mass. !, via. Palmer, finding pretty fair wheeling until near their destination. They ran into the gravel being placed on soft spot on the state road and had to be pulled out, but they took it as a part of the days pleasure and did not complain. They brought Easter flowers from the greenhouses of the Stafford Conservatories.
 On Thursday, the 4th, the 8Oth birthday of Mrs. Emily Baker Gard ner was quietly observed by the near and intimate neighbors who called informally. There were birthday cards and birthday cakes, one deco rated with initials, dates and pink candles, music by Miss Gardner and much pleasant chat. Tea was served, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tyler and Miss Rob- bins assisting. The cheerful social spirit manifested was ideal, and was expressive of the affection and esteem of the community for this dear and beautiful lady.
 An Easter-time beneficence came in the way of summery weather on Fri day, Saturday and a part of Sunday. The suggestive and appropriate home mission concert, ''The Problem of the City, was very we'll rendered at the church Sunday afternoon. In the absence of Sunday School Superinten- dent Bartlett, Mrs. Darrow presided, and most of the members of the school had part The music was all sweet and appropriate, the readings and recitations interesting and instructive, and the processional, song and tableau representing all nations, with their flags, very pleasing. The collection, which goes to the home mission so- ciety, but counts on our apportion- ment, was liberal. The Preston Brown-Al memorial flowers, as they have done for many years, deco rated the platform and added much to the interest of the service, which was largely attended. After the concert service the church remained for the observance of the Lords supper. As usual, the flowers were taken to the s. T. Preston family plot in the old Hill cemetery. This year the flowers were all white, save the indispensable forget The bright carnations on the pulpit table were brought by Miss Clark.
The Press., 1912-04-10
MONEY BACK.
Here's Some Talk on Squar,
 Deals Lines.

Fifty cents; that's all, for box of MONA stomach tablets that will bring smile to your dyspeptic countenance ten minutes after the first dose.
 And Anders Jacobsen says that if MONA doesn't end the misery of indigestion or banish stomach distress of any kind, you can have your money back.
 This guarantee applies to the fol- lowing ailments, gas, acidity, heavi- ness, distress after eating, fermenta- tion, heartburn, waterbrash, belching, sourness, pain in stomach, biliousness, nervousness, sleeplessness, bad dreams, nightsweats, headache, constipation, despondency, bloating, foul breath, coated tongue, sea or car sickness, morning sickness.
 Fifty cents 8 box for MONA stomach tablets at Anders Jacobsen's 's and druggists everywhere.
The Press., 1912-04-10
lt Had,

"My dear sir, am much flattered by your staying to hear the remainder o1 my story when all the other passen gers ran away at the sound of the din ner bell," said the ocean going pest tc his sole remaining auditor.
 "What! Has the dinner bell rung?' replied the slightly deaf listener, and he went below in a hurry. uH..
The Press., 1912-04-10
237 259 187
League Standing.

High team total, Rexford Juniors, 829.
 High team point, Tigers, 297.
 High three strings, B. Mullins, 3O3
 High single string, B. Mullins, 12O.
 Averages of leaders, Crawford, 92; B. Mullins, 9l; Whitaker, 89; w. Rafftery, SS; Kuslansky, 8s; Daw- son, 87; Grifiths, 86; J. Rafftery, 86; Converse, 86; D. Shepherd, 65.
The Press., 1912-04-10

Total pinfaIl- Warrens 24, 8O2, Rhode Islands 4 ,633, Independents 24, ,468, Mer- chants M, l51, Clerks 24,116, Johnsons 23, ,899, Manufacturers 2S,5O8, Crescen 8 23, ,534.
 High team total Warrens 1895.
 High team string Independents 488.
 High three strings-T Tonidandel (R. I. ) SIS
 High single string Mullins (War.) 136.
 Average of leaders Tufts 98, Mullins 91, Pinney 90, Wilcox 89, Tonidandel S0, Reynolds S8, DaDalt S8, Brown S7, Monti 87, Turschman 87.
 There Is only one more week left after this week, the last game being the 18th.
The Press., 1912-04-10
hopefuI of Results.

"Your wife is taking a tremendous interest in abstruse economic ques- tions.''
 "Yes," replied MT. Meekton, "and I'm glad of it. Maybe it will result in her conversations putting me to sleep in- stead of keeping me awake."-Wash- 1ngton Star.
The Press., 1912-04-10
BOWLING.

Wednesday evening Warrens 8, Manu- faof1Trorc n
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S99 4s7 412 19
416 428 428 1272

The standing at the end of the games last week iS as follows -
The Press., 1912-04-10
Hard to Suit.

'The girls said they would rather dance than eat" "Well?"
 ''Yet now they are kicking because we added two waltz numbers and cut Town the supper to correspond. = Pittsburgh Post
The Press., 1912-04-10
FIRE INSURANCE.

have established a fire tnsuranCe agency, and will represent some of the very best companies in the country among them being The Security Company of New Haven, The Standard Fire In. surance Go. of Hartford, The Detroit Fire and Marine Insurance Co. of Detroit, Mich,, and The Central National Fire Insurance Co. of Chicago, III.
 I solicit share of your risks and will look after your interests.
 w. E. HANLEY.
The Press., 1912-04-10

He that wrestles with US strength Our antagonist is our helper. Burke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07

LADIES' SWITCHES! SWITCHES BAR
gains. Ladies' finest French hair
switches. all pure hnir. selling at
great bargains. RICHMOND HAIR
STORE, 212 N. Fifth.
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BY n. w. Rowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF AN EXCELLENT,
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON
F'ENDALL AVENUE. BROOK
PARK, AT AUCTION

BY, virtue OF a certain ded of trust
dated May 18th. 1909, and recorded in
Court. in d. b. 1854, page 3ss,
VIII, at the request OF the Beneficiary
there having been default In the pay
ment OF portion of the debt secured
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 1919.
at O'Clock l.. NJ,
the property above referred TO. con-
siSllng OF comparatively new two
story frame dwelling, on lot fronting
30 rect. and running back 1856 feet to
a pubic alley In the rear. This prop
erty is on the west side of Tendall
Avenue, beginning 10 feet south OF
Brookland Park Boulevard, and is,
therefore, very close to the car line
This Is good house and lot, and
should attract the attention of home
seekers and others
TERMS: Cash.
STUART E0WE. Trustee.
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FIRE DESTROY
MANASSAS HOTEL
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]


Manassas. Va. February 6-The
Curry House, for several years known
as the Victor uotc', was completely
DESTROYED by fire, wi%Sh was discover
cd by one of the guests about 3 o'clock
yesterday morning. The property was
owned by the estate OF Mrs. Gathering
Curry, and was being operated AS 4
hotel by r. w. Payne. Mr.. Payne Is
a heavy loser on account of the fire
The flames had made such hcadway
When discovered that practically mono
OF the personal effects could be gotten
out of the building. So little time did
MIR. Payne have to remove hle family
from the burning building that he was
unable to get any clothing for his
son, and the little fellow was removed
from the scene OF the fire wrapped in
& blanket. Mr.. Payne's loss is only
partially covered by insurance.
The Curry House was built many
ye-rs ago. and owing to Its proximity
TO The depot had always been n pop
ular hosiery. Manassas Is now COM
pletely without hotel accommodations.
the Victor having been the only hotel
In the town since the Portner Hotel
was burned about one year ago
construction, but the cold weather has
retarded work on the building. and
It probably, Will be spring before IT
Is competed.
Owing TO the extreme cold 1t was
difficult for the nremen to get the
gasoleno fire engine to work, and by
the imo they had gotten streams of
water to playing over tho building, IL
was too late to check the fire.
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Heath.viIIe News Notes.

Heathsvilic, Va. February Grey.
A. Do Reynolds was taken to n BaltI-
more Hospital last Thursday, accom-
panied by Messrs. Pinckard and Stokes
where he was operated on. He is do
ms well.
John H. Edwards has purchased OF
Newman's Neck. containing about 200
acres. part of the land is heavily
timbcred.
Sheriff l. w. HeadIcy came near
having serious accident on Friday
afternoon. His horses became fright
encd and rnn off. throwing Mr.. Head
ley violently to the ground. With the
exception Of fow bruises he was un-
hurt
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january 30, 1912.
Henry Taylor, Jr, Esq. Richmond,
My Dear Sir-I have read with In
terest your letter OF 2Sth instant. nd
dressed to me.
AS comprehend 1t, you criticize my
support not OF the principle Of CO.
ordinate education at the university.
but OF bill which you say Is CO.
educa tional.
j have not had the ADVANTAGE OF
caring any critical analysis or dis
cussion of the alleged dement's of this
bill: and in dealing with it in its
original form, which Is the only form
IN which i have seen it, / announo ed
In telegram my support of IL.
] must confess that see no sub
stantial reason for changing my view
for. frankly. | do not regard the bill
as cocducational
Following your analysis, in which
you say. AS prepared and offered the
second paragraph of the bill, lines
.. and 10, prohibited cocducation Cas-
therein defned) only IN the under
graduate course, leaving all other
! courses open to coeducation," i
would reply that my understanding of
This Bill was, and, / am constrained
to say, still Is. that II proposes, as
stated in line 3, at top OF page .,
only "a coordinate State college for
women, which shall be affiliated with
the University OF Virginia, and shall
be open to white women upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter set
out; and that these terms and condi-
lions do not propose coeducation at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-07

We Will sell at No. FLA North Eighth
street (batween Broad and Grace Ss),
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SEWBERN SOON WILL HAVE
STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM
Lspeclal 10 inc TImes-Dlspatoh. /

Newbern. n. c.. February 6.-The
men Interested In the Ncuse Trent
traction Company stated to-day .hat
they VIII begin work on the street
railway system within short time.
and that Newbern will enjoy the adj
vantage of this form OF transporta-
ton by May /. Under their plans or
using the Edison storage battery cars,
the system can he running much
sooner than In tho old-fashioned troll
ley way Mr.. Edison has spent ten
terles used on thcse cars
n. F. McGrath, engineer and con.
structor, was here week last month.
going over the ground. He has built
moro than thirty lines In this country,
and states that he can have this line
In operation within the time set A.
y. Stevens. of Black Mountain, N. c.,
mas been the active promoter OF this
project for. the past two years.
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The MesHEshaee AMtsua Ca
AvcTIOMlERs
d 4 8 EAST RHSAAM SYE.

AUCTION SALE OF MERCHANDISE
AT PAGES coAfMISsARY, 1909
EAST FRANKLIN SHEET.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8,
commencing at 1890 o'clock.
consisting OF Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco. Candy. Groceries. Drugs, largo
Steel Range. three Cook Stoves, Buggy
Robes. Buggy Whips. Hats, Caps, I'm
derwear. Top Shirts, Clothing. Ladies',
mems and Children's Shoes. Chlnaware
glassware. Enamaledware. Pictures,
Picture Frames. two Inoubators, or
gan; and other articles of various
kinds.
Merchants should attend this sale
ihse always says Sell" regardless OF
cost value.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
AuctlOneers
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aurtlpn SaIr5, future Daps
BY Virginia Auction Company,
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broad ST.
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE.
0. E. Flanhart Printing Co,
IS N. 18th St.
We WIZ sell for tho undersigned

We Will sell for tho Undersigned
trustee,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1912.
commencing at 1880 a. A.,
at ID North Twelfth Street, ono Gem
fury Press, one Pony Press, Potter
Press, Chandler & Price Press Connec-
lions, Paper Cutters, two-horse power
Motors and BOX, two three horse
power Motor and Box, one-half-horse
power Motor and Bog. Caps and Cases.
BOOK, Job and Combination Cases.
WooQ and Zinc Galleys Polhemus
Cabinets. Hamilton Cabinets. three
Lead Cutters. three Imposing Stones,
BODY Type, JOB Type, Wood Type, Cuts
safe, one Remington Typewriter. Roll
Top Desk. one Standing Desk. Cabi-
meta. etc. !
TERMS: Announced at sale.
EMMETT SEATON,
Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
AuctlnnnaEa
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SHOE REPAIRING.
SHARPE CO.
hNTfQUEA

ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Furniture repaired, polished and
packed, upholstering. etc. l. N. LR-
NALL & SON, 1917 w, Broad Strosi
Phone Madison 6277.
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LADIES, YOUR HAIR IS IMPORTANT

YOUR CUT HAIR OR COMBINES
made into beautiful switches, pompa- .
dours. neck curls or front pieces, in
tho most artistic, manner. Charges
worry moderate. RICHMOND HAIR
STOVE, 221 n. Fifth Street.
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ING. ETC. AT AUCTION.
We will sell at No. 214 North Eighth
Street (batween Broad and Grace Sts).
on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY :.
commencing at 1870 o'clock A NJ
about $50 pairs Mems, Ladies' and
Children's Shoes. so dozen Ladies' Black
Hose. 100 dozen Mems Black Hose. 100
dozen Mems Colored Hose, So dozen
Mems Fancy Hose. 80 dozen Mems
Heavy Black and Tan Hose. so dozen
Mems Mercerized Hose. 100 dozen Mons
White iiandkerchiefs. 90 dozen Ladies'
Fancy HandlSerchiefs, IS dozen sleeve
Holders. dozen Mems Heavy Under
wear, so gross Shoestrlngs. so gross
Protector Safety Pins, 20 gross Cabt-
net Safety Pins. various lot OF rn,scei-
laneous Notions. ETC.; so pair Men's
Pants, aad other Clothing. etc.
These goods Will BIO sold In lots Ia
suit the trade. The goods are fresh
and desirable. and must be sold. Mer-
chants urged to attend this sale
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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3srotssstnnaI peIp Gllanteb

WANTED. TEACHER IN PRIVATE
family. qualified to teach English.
music and beginners in Latin. Ref
erences exchanged Address MIR. T.
y. FRAZER, Spotsylvania. Va.
THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplieB colleges, private and public
schools with teachers of all grades
Teachers wanted. REV. b. w. Grid
LIN, Manager, Manchester. Richmond,
Va
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situations 1n.antep, female

coMPE1ENT s;fENoGRA Pier DE-
Ing next thirty days. Can give FIRST
CLASS references. Address Box 9Si,
Richmond Va. stating salary.
Il KIP Z Il EN- ED STENOGRAPUE;I,
wishes position; swift and accurate
references. Call Madison 33G-L
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@tlIinerp

ALI. MILLINERY AND READY MADE
garments reduced to special low
prices for balance OF the fall and
winter season. MRS. JULIAN BDAR,
Z 1<98 East Main Street
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9efttngs
OFFICE
The Virginia rire and Marine
Insurance Company

Richmond. Va Feb. {, 1912.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLM
ERS.-Thc regular annual meeting
or Stockholders Will be held al the
company's office. No. 1ol5 East Main
street, Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY.
10Th instant. at - NJ. Transfer book a
Will ioe closed from February IA TO
February %. 1912.
WILLIAM II. MCCARTHY,
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z5usincsS DppUrtunltles

-.
STHTtT NOW AND PROVIDE A SELF.
sustaining home for the future Cost
tees you and your family the GER
tainty of high -claas homo. sur
roundtngs and support In the future
Call on G. S. RICHARDSON for full
particulars. los American National
Bank Building. Richmond. Va.
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS AND
Jewelry at lowest rates OF interest
NO charges for storage. y + JA-
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DR.. A. C. GORDON
ANSWERSMR. TAYLOR
Discusses the Principles Of
Coordinate Education at
University Of Virginia.

The following letter addressed to
Henry Taylor Jr., Esq. by Dr.
Armistcad g.. Gordon, rector OF the
University OF Virginia. discusses CO.
ordinate education at the university:
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