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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21
BustneSa Opportunities

TIRED RESTrN0F IF SO. OUR PLAN
Of loaning money on small montntx
payments should interest yea. $l.oo
monthly. Plus s per cent simple m
teresI pays for each $1,000 borrowed.
Not necessary to own real estate. w
buy II for you. Our 10 per cent IN
vestment should also appeal to YOU
Write or call on THE STANDARD
HOME COMPANY. 6l2 Mutual Build
Ing. Richmond. Va.
STOP PAYING RENT-WE LEND
money to buy or build homes or TO
pay off mortgages anywhere IN the
United States. only 8 per cent simp: 9
annual interest We give you ~
FEARS to repay loan at the rate o.
IS per month or each @l.opo Dor
rowed We will show you that ~ Is
cheaper to own your own home than
to pay rent Write. call or phone
Monroe 1881 for full information
free. EMPIRE REALTY AND
MORTGAGE COMPANY. 1o17 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va
FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY: COOP
paying business: must De SOFA
Reasonable 20 quick purchaser. Gan
be seen al No. 2322 Venable street.
WANTED. REGISTERED PHARMA-
cist with $4,000 to invest In an es-
,abiished drug business: to make q
good salary; money secured; owner
wishes TO retire in near future; ret-
ereaces. G. O. CONGDCN. PhoeDus'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21
STATEWIDE RATIFICATION

Prominent Democratic Speakers Open
Kentucky Campaign.
Lexington. KY. September 20 line
Democratic campaign for the national
ticket was opened in Kentucky here
yesterday with a Statewide ratlnca-
ton of the nominations MADE
at the Baltimore national convention
A large crowd, estimated AZ
1000, listeneu to speeches at
tn eauditorium. and two out
door stands by Speaker Champ
Clark, Senator Thomas p. Gore, or
Oklahoma: Governor James b. NC
Creary. Lieutenant-G Governor p. j. NC
,Dermott. Senator-Elect Ollie NJ. James
and congressman Swager Sherley, A. ..
Stanley and j. Campbell CantriH
The Governor, Senator Gore ana
Speaker Clark spoke chiefly on the
tariff issue. and declared for a tariff
for revenue only. as demanded by the
democratic platform.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21

Sale Of Valuable Manufacturing Plant at
Altavista. Ea.-By virtue Of two deeds Of
trust. bearing date OF August I. 1911. ana
April II. 1912, and duly recorded In the
Campbell County clerks office. the under-
signed will sell At public auction. on the
premises, on Friday. October IS. 1872 1t -
O'Clock A. NJ. the plant OF the Consolidated
Furniture Works. including factory ana
office buildings and land attached thereto.
machinery. franchises. patents. onNe fufni.
ture and fixtures. manufactured goods. ma
chine-y and supplies and material on hand.
as a whole or In parcels to suit purchasers
Terms: Cash, but more liberal terms can
g Ben. Altavista, Va: W. H. Gould. q.
- Caskis, A. B. Percv. Lynchburg. Va.
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A CARD.
Petersburg. Va. Sept. l

Petersburg. Va. Sept. 10, 1917;
The following PAID ADVERTISE
MENT" appeared in The lnoeA'Appa
port Of Judge Watson's speech on the
night OF the 18th. This PAID AID
VERrIsEMENr" was in refutation OF
Judge watson's remarks regaraihs
the negro vote in Brunswick COUNTY.
There were sent by the petersburg
adherents OF Judge Watson seVerai
thousand copies of this issue OF The
Index-Appeal of the 18th throusnou,
the district, which were not marked
EXTRA or SPECIAL. that were ideh'
tical with the exception that the
pain ADVERTISEMENT" below was
omitted.
Ii appears to me that such methods
are absolutely inconsistent with Judge
Watson's expressions OF FAIRNESS III
his speech here.
NJ H. GUTHRIE.
Petersburg Va, Box I'D
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NEGRO WILL NOT VOTE.
Petersburg. Va. Sept II. 1917.
To the Editor Of The ndex-AppeaL
Petersburg. Va:
Dear Sir.-I had to-day. at Dinwidoie
Courthouse. a conversation with Judge
Walter A. watson. in which converse
ton Judge Watson said TO me that ne
understood that negroes would De
voted in Brunswick County. replied
TO Judge Watson that he understood
something absolutely wrong: that !
was a Judge of election In brunswick
County and under no circumstances
would a negro be allowed to vote
Judge Watson replied that he was
very glad to hear 1t.
was very much surprised to near
Judge watson's remarks in his speech
in Petersburg tonight along this line
after our conversation at Dinwiddie
Courthouse to-day.
Respectfully.
(Signed) o. A. HARRISON.
P.O Kress. Va.
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DeIexases EDecteS.

Especial TO The TiTes-DispatchI
I.ynchburg. w Septem Der 2s.--krk
wood Otey Chapter. Daughters of the
Confederacy. has elected the following
representatives TO the state chapter.
which meets at Harr!sonbarg next
month: DeIesates-Mrs. j. A. Scott.
Mrs. y. n. EIier. AIRS. X r Butler.
Mrs. W. y. Ryan. Mrs. S. r Po.ndex-
ter and Miss Ethel Eucker Alter
nates-Nrs. y. e Handy. Mrs George
LecE!~. Mrs. Clara Harvey. Mrs. j. W.
wiltshire. Mrs. NJ y. Davis. and Mrs
John (. Moon.
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Anniversary Celebrated.

Especial to The Tmes-Dispatcb.l
Alexandra, Va. September 20.-The
twenty-second recurring anniversary
OF the founding OF the order in this
city was celebrated last night by
Alexandria Council, Nos. Fraternal
Order of Americans.
Speeches were made by Rev.
W. r. Watson pastor OF the First
Baptist Church: Rev. G. r. Lu:treII.
pastor of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church: Rev. e. r. Strasburg,
yastor Of the Methodist Pro-
testant Churrh; = L. wilmeth state
president, Vienna: Z. l. s Boutcn.
past State president Vienna After
ward refreshments were served
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to this section. prsfer.ing IL TO CALI

to this section. prsfer.ing Il 70 CALI
fornia.
Sheriff c. w. Purks. Of King George
County, passed through the city last
night with two prisoners which he
went to Washington to get They
were under indictment in King George
County. ono for selling wh'skey with
ont a license ana the other Tor carry
ing concealed cweapons. When ho.'-
ned Of their arrest in washington: ne
went at once, and now mas mem
lodged in Jail At King george
house.
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wANv ENTRyE< FOR FAIR.
sndsrssi"s. rosss to Ss~~esseul t:shs-
hjsjs0 at TPvaerSrkshuVR,

Especial to The Times DispAich.I
Fredericksburg. Va. SEPTEMBER 90
Entries for the Fredericksburg Fair.
" hich opens next Tuesday. are far
ahead Of the opening day than ever
before IN the history 81 the society.
All indications point 20 q Grea, fair.
During the storm yesterday light
ming struck one Of the concrete poles
erected by the Fredericksburg Power
Company in this city. and the bolt did
no further damage than 90 loosen one
Of the cross bars and inJurc tire wire.
Mis-. Helen and Frances Horthrop
hsv. returned Co their home here after
an absence Of several months travelling
In Europe.
Frank n Guest recently sold hts
handsome estate ~sndwdcn." near this
city. for a Hnc price and went 20
California expscting to locate there,
bu, he was not as well Impressed as
ne expected 10 be and he hes returned
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}eouItrp, Pets ann Hine 3tock
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES FOR SALE.
1900 West Broad Street.
hsai CsIdI- 5or 3E.s

FOR SALE. ONE OF THE INCEST
farms near Newport News, 236 acres.
all fine general farming and truck
ing land; three-fourths mile from
railroad, on fine road: fine brick.
slate roof eight-room dwelling that
cannot be duplicated for $4,000. Price
for all only $4,000 Putting i'm
provemenis at $4,000 leaves land
costing only $500. or only $685.
per acre. We have been told that
il is worth at least 500 per acre.
Get this now: il won't be on the
market long SOMMERVILLE TRUST
co. INC, Newport News. Va
GREATER CAPITOL HEIGHTS. JUST
think of it, Lots $40 TO 500. Right
at the nations capital, Washington
city. 81 down, balance 81 month;
no interegt. no taxes. For plat. book
let and particulars. address o. b.
and New York Avenue. Washington.
d. C
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@frfiuNS

NOTICE OF A SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF SOUTH
ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting of the stockholders
OF the South Atlantic Life Insurance
Company has been called by the
board Of directors Of the company.
TO be held at the principal office of
the company, in the city of Rich
mond Va. on the cath day Of Sep
TENDER. 1912, at the hour of noon.
for the following genera! objects and
purposes. among others:
l. To consider and act upon joint
agreement entered into by the boards
of directors of the South Atlantic
Life Insurance Company and the
American National Life Insurance
Company. Incorporated, is merged
into and consolidated with the South
Atlantic Life Insurance Company.
under the name Atlantic Life Insur-
ance Company. upon the terms and
conditions set out at length in said
agreement.
2 To consider and act upon any
other matter in connection with said
merger or consolidation or relating
thereto. or any other matter or mat
tiers which may properly be brought
before a special or general meeting
Of the stockholders OF said company.
BY order Of the board OF directors
cHAS. G. TAYLOR. JR.
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SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING.
Members Of Two Families Near Sumotk
Are Stunned.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Suffolk, Va. September 2o.-Foiiow
ing an almost unprecedented drought
in this section. rain fell here Thurs
day in floods accompanied by terrific
lightning. The home OF Jackson
Brinkley. wealthy farmer ltv-
ing near Suffolk. was set on
fire by bolt Of lightning
The members of his family were
stunned and kitchen utensils hurled off
into the fields. W. A. Pearce's house
was partly destroyed during the same
storm. Mr. Pearce was badly shocked
by lightning and he is critically i'll.
Every member of the family was
shocked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21
KIMBERLY REPLACES WISE.
Named m Presidential Elector BY First
District Committee.

Named N Presidential ElectoF BY First
District COmmittee.
Newport News. Va, September ~
The Republican District Committee OF
the First District of Virginia, In SEES
sion here yesterday morning. took or
fetal congnizance of the recent oe
lection to the Progressive party OF
Presidential Elector George Nelms
Wise and replaced him by appointing
as eIector Harry X. Kimberly, OF
Hampton. Mr.. Wise's place on the
State Executive Committee Will De
filed by George l. Mould.
Evans Owen, of Lancaster; W. 7.
Hopkins, of Newport News, and X. Z.
Blaydes. of Spotsylvania, were appoint
ed a committee to recommend time and
Place for the Republican district con-
gressionai convention.
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From Mr. TufAbull.

Lawrenceville, Va, Sept II. 1912.
To the People of the Fourth Congress
sional District:
am lust informed by telephone
that Judge Watson, in his speech In
Petersburg. delivered at the Academy
of Music tonight, read from Mr.. e. b.
Lewis. of Brunswick County. the 1oi-
lowing letter:
September II. 1919.
MY Dear Sir:
your communication received.
"In regard to the report which has
reached you concerning the voting OF
negroes of Brunswick County IN the
congressional primary on Saturday l
relate to you the following statement
which contains all the information IN
my possession:
First. 1t is the current report In
this county that negroes are to vote
in the primary.
Second. A leading negro of my
precinct approached me on yesterday
to inquire il he had a right to par
ticipate in the primary. and exhibited
to me a list Of the qualified negro
voters of that precinct, delivered tic
him. he said. by the registrar, and In
formed me that he was going to make
n canvass on these voters to get them
to the polls on Saturday.
Third In conversation yester-
day with a prominent county omcef
at Lewrenceville 1 was informed py
him that Mr.. Ira w. Mitchell. promi-
nent citizen and active party worker
of Brunswick, had stated to him on
Saturday of last week that there were
twenty-eiSht qualified negro voters who
he intended to see should vote for Mr..
Turnbull at the primary. Mr.. Mitehelrs
precinct is Fits Store.
IF this statement be questioned, l
am prepared to furnish the name OF
the county officer that gave me this IN
formation.
Most truly yours.
"E B. LEWIS"
r have not solicited the negro vote
in any shape or form, and I have no
knowledge whatever Of any attempt
to solicit this vote on the part OF my
friends. Respectfully.
(SignedD r. TURNBULL
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sea!fo proposals

Ufficc 90 STATE Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va. Sept. -. 1872.
EfDS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE;
clerks Office at AppcmattoN. Va.
until Il O'clock noon Ncadsy Sep
toDber 20. 1919. for the construction
Of 4 steel bridge over Wreck Island
creek. IN AppOuattcx County. Va.
Plans ana specifications on i,c at
tire clerks Office, Appomattox. Va.
and at this office.
Certified check for $500 TO accom-
psuy each bid.
The right is reserved TO rejcct any
and all bids
Further information furnished or
application to this Once.
y. ST. J. WILSON.
state Highway Commissioner.
ofsce OF state Highway Commission.
Eicnmond. Va. sept 10, 1912
BIDS Will, BIZ RECEIVED At THE
clerks once az Covsngton. Va. until
- O'Clock noon Saturday, October
sth. for the construction 81 q steel
bridge over Dunlap's Creek. in Aile-
shany County.
Plans and specifications on nIe IN
the clerks ONCE. Covine,on. Va. and
at this Office.
Certified check for S9se To ac-
company each bid. and right 10 re-
served 60 reject any and all bids.
Further Information furnished on
appIicstioa 10 this cfnce.
r. ST. J. WILSON.
state Highway Ccmmtssiooss.
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AND JAMES RIVER
Railroad Company stockholders
meetinS-A meeting of the stock
holders OF the TUckShce and James
River Railroad Company for the
election Of five directors will be
held at the co1ipany's Office. at Car
ben Hill Mines. Henrico County. Va.
on October :. 1912. at 1880 A. NJ
OF that date.
WM. c. VOOLFOLK.
presfde-f
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kfaI Cstate Eor Bent

tFfoR RENT CHEAP. THREE UPPER
floors and basement. I'll East Broad
Street: stairway entrance on Broad
Street: freight elevator service alley
entrance. Cheap rent. long lease.
Apply to H C. STRADFOED. Man
ager Virginia Theatre
FOR RENT, ISIS KENSINGTON AVE
nue. eight rooms, bath. ETC., In first
class condition; near car line Rent
reduced 70 S45o.
BARBER SHOP FOR RENT: FIRST
class: well furnished. three co
automatic chairs; best stand in town:
near college grounds. Address LOCK
Box 3T6. Lexington, Va.
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OFF. MONROE PARE, R1CHNOND, VA
FORTY EIGHTH SESSION begins Sep
TENDER Is Thorough preparations fer uns-
vers.;y college. technical school y. 8. NAVAL
and Military Academies. Primary depeft-
men, FOR small boys. with separate insfrue.
tors. study-haI and recitation rooms.
JOHN r. AcGCHKk
PrineiDa6
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AZ tn NEGROES VOTING.

As To NEGROES VOTING.
I.awrenceville. Va, Sept. Is, 1s1:-
To the Editor of The Index-Appeal:
Sir.-I notice in your paper OF this
date a reference to the negro vote In
brunswick County in the primary cleo
ton to be held on the 2Ist OF Septem-
her by the Hon. Walter A. Watson;
in his speech, and letter from Mf.
3. Lewis. Of this county. In regard
to the matter.
As registrar at Lawrenceville I wish
10 correct the above statements, with
reference to the negro vote OF this
county
Some days ago Mr.. o. z. Han, OF
this place, came to my Office and re-
auested a list of the negro voters at
this precinct and stated later TO MI.
q Mitchell that he wanted the list
for Mr.. T.. B. Lewis Mr.. Lewis Is one
Of Judge Watson's supporters IN this
county, and nothing more was heard
about the matter until Mr.. ". r. car
pen;cr. who is another supporter OF
Judge Watson began to approach the
negro voters Of this precinct with an
.ffort to secure their vote for Judge
Watson. These negroes. who have al
ways lived In the county stated TO
Mr.. Carpenter that they had never been
aIlowd to vote in the primaries. ana
did not know that they would be al
lowed TO vote. but that II they could
vote they would vote for Mr.. Turnbuh
Upon this statement by Mr.. Carpen-
te- TO the negro voters. they began 10
inquire Of thei5 white friends whether
or not they would be allowed to vote
In the primary. and this Is the rumcr.
in my opinion, upon which the state
ment that the negroes in the county
would vote IN the primary IS based.
No one can say that anything was
ever said about the negro vote until
this ITS; was furnished TO Mr.. Lewis
and Mr. Carpenter began to solicit the
negro vote.
= inciose letter 81 Mr.. o. z. Hall.
which Is s~if-expianstory.
Yours very truly.
W. r. ELNoRE
Iawrenceville. Va. sept rs. 1919,
To the Editor Of The Index-Appcal:
Sir.-with reference to the negro
vote In Brunswick County. mentioned
IN your issue Of the 18th instant. I beg
70 saw ,ha, about ten days ago Mr.. z.
n Lewis. Of McrcdithviiIe. N this
county. asked me TO SECURE for him
from NJ. W. 2 Eimore. registrar. 1t
,hi. prcci.c; list Of the coIorcd voters
a, this precinct. and AZ requested by
Mr. Lewis. z secured = list % tae negro
voters ~ this precinct and deiiverea
., q, Mr.. Lewis.
Yours truly.
o. u. Hall.
peputy Treasurer OF Brunswick County.
tAdveriisement)
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0TFST-YREE personal coz
sa;ssSon. Ia R.cn~,ord with Invent
S.~;crv refcrsncss. s. ~. EVANS.
3 sese Atsoruy. Boz 9si. Nchmord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21

q \ SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
<Kiof Temple Lodge. No 3, A., F. &
~tA. NJ. will be held IN Masonic
Temple. Brad and Adams Streets,
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at $3.50
o'clock to pay the last sad tribute Of
respect to our late brother, Luther >.
camp. Members of sister iodSes and
transient brethren are fraternaliy in
yited 20 unite with US.
By order OF the worsh'pful Master.
ALEX. W ARCHER
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Soaro Uaant;s

= yoI.yG MAN AND WIFE WOULD
like =5Oa: and board with private
sasaiIy: must be central location;
differences exchanged. Address
80. care Times-D:Spatch.
WANTED, TWO UNFINISHED
room. with heat and light. west OF
griri Street. cast OF Robinson, rortA
90 Main and South Of Troaa. Terms
mss: be reasonable: references. "A.
e-sss L e7i. care Timcs-Dtspstch.
a GENTLEMAN, Ills WIFE AND SON.
eleven years OF age. desire q per
rranent place Of residence. with
r.c,ton OF fse city: three or four
rooms. with bath. desired. mat are
Comfortable sumner and winter.
Nighest of references can be given
Address Y e3s. care Tsrae:-DtsnatcA.
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WOOD ASp COAL.

OUR Dry KINDLISG BEST ~ GIFT:
hepssofore handed BY Nsdlothiau
Weed Company. st.so aaif-cord. pA-
VID r. LEA q CO. Psoss Monroe
SsN
JUST PHONE TO NE WHEN you
need wood or coal ! sell the free
burning kind: 10 gives heat, and you
dcu'. have the worry trying to get
a quick meal 10 takes coal and less
time. Try me. Long. The Wood
Man. Madison l0s6.
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Pursuant to q certain deed elNDQA
IN which default has been made -
undersigned trustees win. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER !. 1871.
at II o'clock A. NJ.
sell at public auction, In front % -
courthouse, at Lexington. Va, that vi.
liable property known as The Cold Sui.
phur Springs. situated In Rockbr1des
County, Va. about two miles from the
town OF Goshen. on the main line Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. This
property was for many years success
fully operated by DR.. J. s. Craig ~ .
summer resort Several years ago tho
hotel was destroyed by hre. and II has
not been rebuilt: there remains. how
ever, an attractive cottage. which. with
stables and other outbuildings. would
make an ideal summer home. II the
hotel were rebuilt It's prestige - .
summer resort could be speedily re.
stored. The land embraces about at
acres.
For terms and other particulars. ad-
dress
RUDOLPH BUMGARpNER.
Trustee. stanton, Va,
or PAUL NJ. PENICK,
Trustee, Lexington. Va.
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Mis-, Winston.

Primary school for Girls ana bsSS
s.hsr-s r.sidence 2s57 Hanover Ave-
me BROAD and Main ard westhamp-
ton cars pass within half block
Madison .i5e-L
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SoIIftforS anD 5alsSmfn

WAITED An ENERGETIC REPRE-
sentative to sell our excellent line OF
exclusive Copyrignt Calendars. FaSs,
Hiotfers and Advertising Stickers in
Richmond: liberal commissions; en-
-Iorrneat to begin January LIST Our
conrnany established :airty years:
sf:.or Inclose this advertisement in
yo,r letter Address safes Manager,
rfFRCHlNTS' PUBLISHING CO.
Kalamazoo. Mich.
:.hI.s.-aAN FOR STATE OF VIRGINIA
HTf.tETIc CHEWING GUN CO, Bal
Md
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ELEVENTH AND CLAY STRngE9
O.. daily from ~ q. - % y. -
AASl.s.oa. sSA Free - 1Ds0onD0
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agfntS Uianteb

PROGRESSIVE PARTY" oFFIcIAL
Handbook. Agents earn $50 daily
Retails 81; agents. soc. Outit iree-
NICHOLS & CO, Naperviile, Ill
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psIp IQanreb, A5d!e

If OUT WOkk--MECHANICA CLER-
zeal, or any trade-apply AMERICAN
LABOR BUREAU. 10 North Ninth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-21

rWE CuANDIULA1NE SCHOOL
a Country school for Boys a; Rieamoss
Va second session eeslEs Sept "a IA
Thorough preparation for college. snlys.-
s.iy or techaicas school PuDery W.T.
.r,s eve SDnM Osya. E@p Instructors .er-
elusjvely Ample pisys-ogues Catalesss
can b hsA on application Ths headmsE
ter Uti - as IN. school. n. Grovs Avs,
after sept IT'D. Tele2hsss Mac 50 49,
a cHAWBEHlAYSE. n. A. Pa ..
-ics9Ease0s.
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WANTED. A FIRST Glass WHITE
barber: S!2 week guaranteed Ad-
dress IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP.
i.lacksfOue Va
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pelp llidntsb female

WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED REAk
estate saleslady to sell desirable CITY
lots: give reference ana eNPsIieHcs'
Address X sy5. care Times-Disparch.
Richmond. Va.
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pcputy Treasurer OF Brunswick County.
tAdver;isemens)
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situations llaanteb, Ralr

REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTS
position. Address J eli. care Times
Dispatch.
UNRE GIS T T. r Z D PHARMACIST
wants position. l. $50, care Times
Dispatch
CEFEWTENCED BUYER OF LINEN
and white goods. with experience IN
buying blankets and comforts. no"
employed IN large department store.
wishes 10 locate in Virginia s.Z'
care Times Dispatch
WANTED. SITUATION AS TRAVEL
ing salesman by man who mas hao
much experience IN the mercantile
and other lines OF business. nest
references given Address Box sS",
Fredericksburg. Va
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SJIWUIIOIt0t SS
Wasted. PosTIoN AS TEACHER
(tsn years experiencel, companion
or motler's helper. Address Box b.
II. D.. Blackstone, Va
SiI-SIC GRADUATE (PIANo AND
harmony OF Randolph Macon Mo-
mans College and student Of Gin
c!nnati Conservatory desires q few
pupils Phone Monroe 1i94-J-
ACCOMPLISHED YOUNG LADY WITH
hIsh school education. capable OF
teaching piano, desires engagement
a. teacher IN refined private family:
references exchanged. Address Boz
Ssc Norfolk Va.
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III, O0uS wv $~$
PLACE YOrE ORDER WITH Us FOR
fuel. as VIC handle tse ogst sEtaIa :
cite. lump sp.iEt. and FIRE Greek
cool. also try a load OF oSf pine acc
shelter TYLER & RYAN, 1901 West
Cary street Madison 1879. Monroe
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NEGRO WILL NOT VOTE.

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