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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
RUMOR OF RECALL
 NOT CONFIRMET'


 Little Rock, March 12.-If there is my movement, officially to recall the appointment of Sheriff Hugh Hale of Garland county, and order a new elec- 1ion, the governor's office has no knowledge whatever of it. The gov srnor has not been in his office for len days, and will net be in again until next Sunday. His secretary, Bruce Bullion, knows nothing of it md so notified several Hot Springs 'nquirers Tuesday by telephone. The governors intimate friends say there is no likelihood whatever of his talk ing any action before the primaries Sheriff Hale was in Little Rock Tues. lay, looking around and spent some lime at Donaghey's headquarters in he Capital Hotel:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
BANKING BILL TO
 BE INITIATED


 Little Rock, March 12-It now ap- pears an assured fact that the Warn eek barking bill is to be initiated this year. The petitions are being filled rapidly and more of them are being called for. The people as rule are demanding more stringent laws for their protection against the wild cat financier, and the banker of ques- tionable methods. For several years an effort has been made to get such an act through the Legislature, but this has always failed, and new the people propose to take it into their hands. The act provides, among other things, for bank commissioner at a salary of $3,000 year, and provision is made for taking care of the ex- penses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13

A. Frazier on charge of assault with intent to kill, the case was con- t.Eued until Thur:d day morning at 9 C'clock The defense stated that d witness could not arrive here before that time, and asked that the case be continued.
 Butcher, who is a we'll known citi- zen of this city, is charged with at tempting to shoot George Tover, afte . an alteration at Steel's wagon yard at Fourth avenue and Pine street. Tover probably saved his own life by striking Butchers arm upward just as he fired. He then knocked Butcher through a window and took the gun away from him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
5TUDENY STRIKE
 INQUIRY IN MAY

Little Rock, March 12-It is not probable that there will be any find ings of the Board on the recent stud anrs' strike in the State University made public until early in June after the close of the present school year The subcommittee of which Hon. C.. c. Reid is chairman, will probably not be called together until April or May, awaiting the convenience of the mem oers Officers ard faculty of the uni
 ersity will be elected by the Board n June, and it is predicted there will le some changes The five year term of President John N. Tillman, will expire next June, and the members and faculty were elected to serve at he will of the Board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
NO AGREEMENT IN
 BIG COAL STRIKE
Scotch and Welch Mine Owners Balk at Minimum Wage Scale, Accept
 nd Inv British 0xyuars

London, March 12-Although there are many difficulties in the way of a settlement of the great strike the fac, that the two sides came together in an effort to settle the dispute has cleared the atmosphere trifle, al though the congress of mine owners, miners and representatives of the gov ernment adjourned tonight without having reached an agreement.
 It is hoped however that the neg citations tomorrow may take a fav ,rable turn.
 The difficulty in the way of agree Ien. lies in the objection of the own- IS 0 fthe Scotch and iWelch colliers 0 the minimum wage proposition which has been accepted by the Brit sh mine owners.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
New York Cotton.

NtN IOEh jOUlONs
 New York, March 12.-Cotton-Fu- lures opened steady. January, 10.74 @10.76c; February, 10.77c offered ; March, 10.46c; May, 10.57010.58c June, 10.60c b.d: July 1d 69@10.69c; i; August, 1067010.GSc; September l0.69c offered; October. 10.74@1O.75c ; November, 1075c bid; December. i080 @10.S1c
 The market opened steady at all advance of 107 points on Liverpool cables, reports of further improve ment in the trade and weather in the ga tern and central belts Realizing vas heavy at the advance. There was local selling Cn prospects for better iouthern weather but there was con -inued support from leading bull in- iere&ts and after reaction of 4W5 points from the opening the market ruled steady and about 102 points let h.gher.
 The market tuned easier late in he morning under continued realiz- ng and local bear pressure. Prices sold eff to net loss of from to , points. There were reports of a smaller demand for spot in the South, which may have stimulated local sell ing, although no weakness was report ad among interior holders.
 Spot quiet Middling up lands, l0.S0c, nominal.
 After showing net loss of about 9 O12 points under continued active realizing March steadied on covering md renewal of bull support, but was only 3 CO points from the lowest duling the middle of the morning.
 Spot closed quiet, 15 points lower. Middling uplands 10.65c; midding gulf, 10.90c. Sales, 300 bales.
 Memphis Cotton.
 Memphis, March 12.-Cotton-Spot steady at an advance of 1-Sc. Mid. ding, 10 1-Sc.
 Memphis CottOnseed Products.
 Memphis, March 12.-Cottonseed products: Prime basis oil, 4.67@4.73c; meal. 2a75 per ton; linters, 2 1809 3 5-8c per pound.
 Liverpool Cotton.
 Liverpool, March 12.-Cotton-The spot market closed with fair demand prices 9 points higher, American mid ding fair, 6.55d; good middling )'oiu, mluylL 5, OOIu, LOW mldQl1nE, 5.81d; good ordinary, 5.43d; ordin- try, slid Sales Of the day, 5000 bales, of which 50 bales were for spec llation and export and included 7,80C bales American. Receipts 5000 bales including 2,900 bales American.
 Futures opened steady and closed steady. March 5.80d; March-April, April-May, 5.S9d; May-June, June, July. bSS i-2d; July-August, 587 1-2d August September, 5S3 1-2d; Septem- ber-October, 5.80d; October -Novembe, l.7Sd; Novembeni niDecember, Decem- ,er-January, February. 5.76d; February-March 5.77d: March-Aprn 5.79d
 New York Coffee.
 New York, March 12.-Cofee ', Rio. IA 3-4c. Futures closed steady May, 13.39e; July. 1a47c.
 Kansas City Produce.
 Kansas City, March 12.-Butter- areamery 29c; firsts. ZIG; seconds 25c; packing stock, 22@22 1-2c. Eggs Extras, 21@21 12c; firsts, 19 1-2c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
HOOPER RENOMiNATED
 AT HARMONIOUS CONVENTION

Nashville, March 12.-Without dis senting vote Governor B. W. Hooper was nominated for second term by the Republican convention today The convention is harmonious. The presi- dential scrap for four delegates iron the state at large will be settled in separate convention May 12.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13

A car for the shipping of poultry, the first ever seen in this city. has been brought tc Pine Bluff and placed 1t the disposal of c. A. Linaker, who in a few days will ship carload ol chickens to Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
S. BUTCHER TO
 BE TRIED THURSDAY

At the request of J. M. Shaw, attor- hey for J. s. Butcher, who was ar Tai gned yesterday before Magistrate J.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-23
so WAS HE

The husband of a woman noted
for her extravaganza in dress had
a terrible dream. He met a
strange collection of animals
several foxes, beaver, and some
seals-and they had no coats. He
wondered, and then the beaver
explained:
I'VE were skinned for your
wife's furs."
The man smiled. $50 was ]"
he said.
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HAD HER OWN HIM

Daughter" said father on
Sunday morning, 81 trust that
you will go to church tonight.
The theme, An Hour With Fa-
vorite Hymns Should be very in
teresting."
= Father" said the daughter
with a smile, 81 should very
much like to go, but I have made
an engagement to spend several
hours with my favorite him to-
night
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-23

A REAL FAIRY STORY
You know in the old fairy and wonder stories that used
read when kids the little boy like Dick Wilmington who
became Lord Mayor of London always aagns super
human Odds And pretty much the thing obtains the stage
where the handsome hero ticks villains But every
while fairy tale happens real life and good read about
them because the fairy godmohes others than pluck and
grit and sobriety and honest toll
Congressman Billy Hughes, whom the democracy nomin
aed for from New Jersey and whom the people very
apt raty is the hero Of this story Billy born with silver
spoon his mouth He the of Irish immigrants One of
the first jobs he had reel boy great Paterson factory
Years passed In the meantime Billy the reel boy had taught
himself at night had learned stenography and finally law
And his first which he fought unfair labor
injunction issued by who is court justice
Billy Somehow Bllys type always win. Directly Billy
opned he would like congress democrat from the
Paterson district That section had always been republican and
the bosses just laughed They laughed still when great fac
tory consented to take the job of licking Billy
Billy the reel boy ptted against his old boss Barbour the
factory king and while the putocats chOrmg with gee,
Billy
In the words of the fairy books isn't this pretty story?
Doesn't your faith in America and the opportunity
still have?
HAD HER OWN HIM SO WAS HE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Office of Collector Of City Taxes,
City Hall, Room l07.


City Taxes for 1919 are due and
payable June 18th 10 S0th, inc lusivr
The city ordinances provide that ole
half may be paid in June and the re-
naming half in December. Failure
TO pay all or one-ha,f In June incurs
q penalty or 5 per cent. on the whore
amount. which Is due at once, and IL
not paid before SEPTEMBER fST, thu
collector is required to levy, with coats
added.
ALL MALES 81 YEARS Of age, ALI.
PERSONS tMALE OR FEMALE) who
own peisonai property. or hold personal
property as hduciary. and all parties
conducting business In the City OF
Richmond tof whatever nRturel are
assessed. and will please call and set
tie, 40 as TO avoid delinquency
GRADING PAVING. PIPE AMI
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time,
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD on land books on January 81
1919, and see that you get all your
bills: property transferred February
lst or later stands in name OF owner
In 1911.
This is the only notice required hy
law: please give IL prompt attention AZ
under the ordinances G per cent. penalty
will be added to the whole bill after
Jane S0th.
Washington Ward taxes, etc. mus,
be paid ut the effice OF the Deputy
-t-utterte+, 1-enrr ana HUFF syrseTE.
HERBERT l.. HrLrE
Collector OF Taxes. city 81 Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
BLUE CREW WINS
AFTER NINE YEARS
ALBERT SIDNEY MEN HAVE \
DOUBLE TRIU MPH Al WASH
INGTON AND LEE.

LEXINGTON, VA. June i0.--Fhe
Blues won the races today in the an
nual regatta DIT Washington and Lee
university. the first time in nine year
The second creMs pulled off the first
race and the Albert Sidneys tBiuei
eafn,t ttY1wU BOAT lcggttss 8 sseyad The
crews were; Albert Sidney tBiue>
Merrill. stroke; Sommerville. three
Keller. two: Murphy. one: pelchamps
coxswain. Harry Lee tRedl: Wood
ward. stroke; Williamson, three; Won
Aaysenbug. iwQi- Moncures one Pen
nick, coNswain
The first or regular teams pulled
the seven-eighths mile course
minutes and As seconds, in splendid
form The ttn shot under the rope
one boat length ahead. The crews
were Albert Sidney Btuet: orde-
MAJ. stroke; Dillon, three; Webster,
two: Hobson. j. f.. one. wilkins.
coxswain. Harry Lee (Red1: Glas-
gov. strok Burke. three; Miller. W.
NJ. two, Hannis. one; Hogue, cox
swain.
The celebration Of the literary so
cieties was held tonight. The board
of trustee held their first meeting to-
day and only routine business was
discussed. Tomorrow is alumni day
with an address at night by Hon
James l.. Slayden. member of con-
gress from Texas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

Nice Home Fer sale. Eight isrgs
rooms. pantry and bath. excellent
condition. centrally located. dtrect
from OWNER. ADDRESS ". Z. NJ, care
Nirginiau.
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LIFE PRESERVED
BY LOVE LETTERS
BULLET OF NEGRO nASSEs
THROUGH POCKET BEFORE
GATHERING BODY.

Especial to The Richmond Firgihiap.t
ROWLING GREEN, VA, lune to
Andrew Harris. colored was brought
here today from Port Royal III c1s-
ta.av OF Constable Parrish and, NaRt<
trate Ettzfiaeh, and loAg@d ln-i-4e
county Jail on Saturday evening Haf-
rls assaulted w, T. Holloway. = nleT-
chant. in his store In Port Royal Mag
istratg EitZh4ga- issued y WATEtLl-- tlr
the arrest # Harris early today d"sie
mating Far sh a special couS'api" u
serve the warrant and make the N ;
rest Because Of the fact that Far'sh
il young and little experienced ia the
-uutv placed upon fiIu, F'ftEdHgn NJ
c6nipanied the constable ~ his mis-
sion,
Harris was found at his homie and
snade some resistance, wh@l eHpob tht
Oh cexs drew their reviewers as uld
Harris who began trlng imlnediat eIF
In the fusilade which took place NV
.bngh received an ugly wound ~ tn'
& bdonoen and Harris was s'lghth
wounded By glance shots On the arr
tand forehead. The officers andauntec
closed In on their quarry and placed
him under arrest.
Feeling is running high on account
Of the case. and much favorable COZ =
ment Is heard upon the courage - the
off'cars. Although in much pain Mag
;strara kJtzhugh accompanied tbs
xounr constable and prisoner over q
drive OF afteen miles tn-thi- place
After the shooring IL was discovered
that the life OF Magistrate F1tZhugf
had been saved hX q packet or ioVs
letters in his pocket. the bullet having
r.are- through the letters before en-
terine his body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
ALASKA VOLCANOES
GROWING ACTIVE

TACAMA. June 9.--Spouting hot
ashes, flames and rock, sha king the
earth with explosions. terrifying the
natives with subterranean noises,
iightening and smoke filiei .kies with
a livid glare by night. three or more
miles high. mountains hundreds OF
miles apart have burst into flame and
are creating reign of terror In
Southwestern Alaska. Cordova was
awakend by mighty rpmbling and
cannoradlng Of mounts HANNA and
Rebuilt, more than eco miles away.
From seward comes word that the
entire westward IL widely excited.
Ashes are already three or four feet
deep about Katmai Ashes are falling
at Sitka, 200 miles away from the
volcanoes.
The steamer Dora arrived at Sell
dovia with her decks covered eighteen
inches deep with ashes. The Sampson
had the same experience at Seldcyia.
Mounts Hatulai and 81 Augustine
are afro in active eruption and Il ~
supposed tast+t ~ tif- -rf~ntiit fss$st
and grazing land of Kodiak IL buried
under an ash deposit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
DROWNING THEORY
IS NOT BELIEVED
MANY CIRCUMSTANCES INDICATE
THAT YOUNG 6LANToN is
ALIVE.

Especial to The Rtchmon Virg'nInr)
BOWLING GREEN. VA, June 10.
Maurice sIanton, who, discharged
few days ago attempted assault upon
his cousin, Miss Caliie Young near Id
gar abo1t twenty miles south Of 'hfs
place. and drove in the direct N oil
the Mattaponi river. telling several
persons that he was going to drown
hilaself is now believed by many peo-
pie 10 be living on the morning after
his mad drive, some of Blanton
clothing, his watch and a purse con-
We're found on u large log lying across
the river in view Of the ReeIy NJ lis
bridge. The stream which is eght OF
ten feet deep was thoroughly dragged
on Saturday and yesterday without re-
covery of the body or anything 10 show
any proof OF The suicide theory.
/ Several circumstances connected
with the case tend to prove that the
placing OF the wearing apparel here
1t would he easily seen was ruse.
| Il Is furthermore learned that before
his disappearance Blanton o.fercd 10
GeiI his horse and buggy 81 a very Tow
figure, and that the horse ana buggy
reached BIanton's home early next
morning after his d sappearanco lis
tance Of several miles from he rlVe'e
The animal is not REGARDED ! aaf3 one.
and IT'S drawing the Fehicls several
miles without a driver over one Of the
worst roads In the county is regarded
as apostolic.
! Miss Young has beer attended, by
+ DF. Monroe. and is improving tAausa
/ size IS in n nervous condition get.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

73o A.--Iocal-- Dali, Newror, News
SIS A.--LoeslDaily--C Ex- Suns
Thurmond.
400 A-Express--Day- - Norfolk. Old Point,
io:ooA Local Daiiy~-Lchbx. Lex..C sosEss
1890 Noon - Express - Daily - Norfolk. Osd
Point.
= K 44..e---l4 a. .4s-G -.sss-I- =;!ie-
f4,oo P.--Expr.ss Daily Norfolk n. Sewa
rsoa Isaiss-N. Srws,' tsa Pciists 81
BIS P-~roeal--r-Ex. Cortousvile.
5l5 P--Iocai- -Ex. SUM- nchburg, Nstuset
Bridge Clifton Forge.
s6;4o P--Lini,ed- Daily Cincinnati ChicAGnk
sii:oo P.--Express -Daiiy's-Cincinnad. Lviile.
ssleepers fParioe Cars,
TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGES from
Easl;4-S.Io A. Mao PM Through -tEns1
East: II 40 A. NJ. 2.o5 r. NJ, $50 p, NJ. Looal
rom Wet: $50 A. M 9:55 A, NJ. and 7s10;
=. NJ Through: 500 A. NJ. II SIS A. NJ, and 2ssos
2. NJ.
esDaiiv eyeept Sunday
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DELI WANTED-MALE

Profit Wilmer. New and N~st---Nany
orders bring repeat; he ps house
Feerers save expenses, price low /,
f"mand immense. MARVIN r. DOTY
Ia Stamford. Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
RAithU Aba.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
sremi~s Carrier Of the south.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
N B-Following schedule dxuxea
published as information and not guar.
anteed
$40 A. M-~Daffy-Locat for Char
lotte Durharu and Raleigh.
fU!g5 A. afIy--LInlTfed--For an
rnints South Drawing Room BUFFET.
cl~ening Cars to Asheviile. n C.
800 r. N-Es Sunday, Local for
r,n~N4us ami intermediate stations.
500 r W-pa'iy-Tcr Darville. At
-fsrFa and Birmingham. with e'ectsfU
lighted ara wing room sleeping car.
II.4s p M-Dafly--Lim'ted fnr all
,olrta south. Pullman ready sos 2. ~.
YORK RIVER LINE
ssa p. M--Iin'iy---To West Point.
conn sctions for Baltimore Mon. Wed.
a nd Friday.
600 A. NIX. sun. and 2.ls p. NJ =
Nor. wed. and Fri--Local TO Wsss
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND,
F-crn the South: s;so A. n: $40 4.
NJ. 90 p M and SOS r. NJ, daily
1885 r. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point; $50 A. NJ, dAityi
ff.ss A. NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri: A:-s
p n. sxeert SUNDAY.
II pv-RGFss n p. A.
seT East N~'n g. Phone Taa'so- az
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Richmond and Petersburg Eloct13o
Railway. AZ

Cars ssv- Manchester, Seventh and rsspS
streets. for pet~-sauys: sgs
II. a, 80 10 II. sf2 A. NJ, I, :. q. T. s sskt2
&c, 7, 8 20 10 p. NJ
iiNo p NJ for Chester. 1900 miiniaAa II
PETERSBURG
Gar, leave PETERSBURG. foot OF Sycanoes sasss4
'o' , s'a s,ss .-7:is. s7.ss s:ss. a:sA sio.9&
al. AZ a N l7:as siass, 2.35 3:3a l:3A W.
las s7;35, s:3s, s;3s sln;40, iis<0 P. ~
.Dsiiy .xr-n. SUNDAY and ho,idayA
SCarries baggage ard eapress
s.Lin,ited exesut Sundsvs and hoittsyN @
Al ears from Petersburg eonners wssa 80
u and
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect May 20. 1919.
Leave Byrd street station Richinon0s
for Norfolk: hs:1o A. NJ 1900 4. ~.
ASSOC p. NJ. 1910 r. NJ. b7:3s r. ~.
For Iynchburg and the West: eS:lki
NJ. 1000 A. NJ, ss;ee p. NJ. $50
r. NJ -
stf'sn 4 NJ. bti;4S A NJ. 1875 r. NJ.
h1o.os ~ ". sfF-2o = ~ From the
west: .s:4o a NJ, 40 ?. NJ. b1:te
p. NJ &c nS r, NJ 900 p n A
spatiy spatly ex. Sunday.
bSunday oniy.
W " ,rvrvrs = ", 1nsy.ry
n p 4. Raenoke y A.. Rirhmona
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MA1TnEssEs. MaTTREs SEES.

ofd Hair Mattresses made Over Like
new. we get theFn aid return them
the same day JACOB TNT.AUF.
Phone Madison 3@99
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

100 Feet on Chaffin Street, Room 10
build four or Ave houses and az a
bargain. See us at once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
STOVES.

Fer Stoves. Ranges and Heaters. see
REAMS. BAILEY ( CO. Furniture
sos West BROAD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

A Large stock Of WuEgses. Surveys and
rUnAhouts. hiEh- class and low prices;
also delivery and farm wagons
THOS II DUKE g. CO. 20s Brook
avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
PIANO TUNING.

Estimates Furnished for Any Class
q piano work. Piano Hospital ie2
East Main. BOpp & FERGUSON.
Monroe ass.
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Richmond. Va. MAY -, 1919.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Highland Park
Company Will he held at the office of
the company. $50 East Main street
Richmond Va, THURSDAY June Is,
1912, at IL NJ
'---~------' c Z. WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKR r
RAILWAY COMPANY.


sCHEDTLE OF ELECTRIC TYRK3l
EFFECTIVE MAY -. 1nlx ~
Leave Richmond. Laurel and yf%
streets. h.s;05 A, NJ. s9sip A. NJ. r
A. M, s:lo A. NJ, 'st0:10 A. n. 4Yf
A. NJ, 1910 r. NJ. 2:fo r. NJ. 3:l6 IN
b4:io r NJ. sac r. A.. a. 10 r. - IT,
r. NJ. bs:1o r. NJ. 1910 r. ~,
r. NJ Ssssssy7
Leave Ashland. England ana
streets: ss;5s A. NJ, bAS.U0 a. ls
A. NJ. p9:0o A. NJ. 1000 A. ~.
A. A.. 1890 NJ ss1 90 r. Es@
p. NJ. 3:oo r. NJ 400 r. n. ht:o4
500 p 81. 300 r. NJ, 4.to n 4Eas
T. NJ lI.9o <. NJ "a =. y ;s. IL
Daily except Sunday.
ssSunday only.
bCsrrsss sAgxagA ay
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NOTICE
NOTICE TO THE IBLIC.

This Is 10 >oeifS You That III. &. Rup~
pert ~ this city is no longer con
UecJrd with the resi estate firm 81
w L. Purcell, Jr, Co, Inc, his ser
vices having been dispensed with as
Of June g. 1912. hy order board Of
directors. W n, PURCELL JtR-, Co.
INC. 1oo North Eighth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

Person. Thoroughly Reliable to
adopt a beautiful little girl baby. 8
months old. perfectly healthy Ad
dress Q-16, care virginian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

Three New Nice Detached Brick
dwellings, six rooms and basement
nice large and deep lot. bath, pam
try, combInational fixtures. latrobe
heat, and all other modern conven-
iences Price s4.7o0 each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11
SHOE REPAIRING

We Make Specially of Repairing
tennis shoes; solid rubber soles and
heels put on, The only shop Cn
Broad street that does this work.
We make them look as II they were
Just from the fectory. We use the
very best quality rubber. II. HoHM
Manager. lis East Broad street
Phone Madison soil.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

Mortercyc,e and bicycles. New anil
second hand. Repairing of all kinds
TOMPkINS 32T west Broad.
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WANTED

Wanted--fsad Debts to collect i'm All
portions OF the warld--25 years ex-
perience No collection. no charge.
Agents wanted e>elS Wnere 10 netp
US in spare time h. X. PALM O RES
RAD DEBT AGENCY. Ii N. Ninth
Street. BOX. 503. Richmond Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

B~s.iey'< Cleaning and Pressfrg Gives
Satisfaction Join our pressing club,
10 a month Eaax @ftss H ts---.~r ar~
Fants pressed Ice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

elegant ~e,y~-~t-~st. ~fav~ Live Man OF
lady: mail order and agency busi-
ness; owner holding exclusive sale
rights on all goods handled For
sale at a sacrifice 81, coo, owing to
other business; act quick, for this is
"A bargain for some one. For par
ticulars address MAIL ORDER
care virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

Academy nrI summer Camp.
An Ideal camp fer she boys; excel
lent board: wide .ts,unds; water and
aeid sports: tuturt- G. IL dssired, un-
der competent .ca@ lers. Special COM
mcrcist course. tiome influence and
congenial companions HOWARD J.
SMITH ottens r. o. n. J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-11

FOR SALE.
Four Passenger Buick Automobile, Ia
good running order; equipped with
gas lights tup, wind shield, horn, etc,
Wui sell for s+oe, Apply 10 P o,
Box No 20 city.