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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-22


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Marp 6. Gong, Got % h .bnnnab u.
Suire's llntsrabibeilung, 81.
Jerrp Gong an gbarIeS Wontifsr.
Got 20 in 5annoh u. Suire'S unter,
abtbeilung, 81.
georse y. 9anssmnnn an bic Drt.
ihoft Sodlanb, ein Gtreiftn Q1nb in
Sefiion 80, in aodldnb, 81.
George q. gangemun on bic Drt.
fhnft 2odlanb, sfn Gireiftn Qonb fiji,
SiroBen5pede in Qodidnb. 81.
pbilomenn 8otbe an Weinrob q.
Bottle. Cots 2, 3 unb A in q. Nnber,
fon's linterabtbeiluna In QOdiuno. 81.
Georeeita n. Meebs an louis O.
6ed u. Qnb., 68 BEL 125 5ub an ben
Siibieiis Der gpportb 4De., clinton
plnee, 81.
9be proOibsnt GaDinss Bont uni
gruitGo., 2ruitee. on Voomi G.gribs
lep, Cots PA unb 215 n Ulnbijon
place llnterobtbeiIuHs. 81.
Jobn s. Cider. III. an 6tnrp Woef.
Isr. gr5biltof, 1beiI BON Cots 27 uni
% IN 9. 3. Cams ilHttrnbtbsiluns.
golIese 6ill, 81.
Snccb 9ramer, Mbniniitrotor, an
aotie aramer. 30 bei 100 5ub an bel
6ibieite Der EImipDob Mpe., 81
CUB peitlih bon molnut Gtr., b
QiniDoob. $1,000.
Geo. Shpeier an M8nes G@tpeier.
1864 Jub an 6iliibt 4pe., 81.
Mnnn DR.. 9biele an Qouf(e 9. Qip.
pert. 20 CUB an Qs6dncn pile, 81.
Gbmunb 3. Wlunt an 6eIsn Wfcd,
got 6se IN DasIss Fart ltnttraRthei'
lung 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-22
Cincinnati, q. 5sbr.
Rene fnpptbefer

Weue Sppotheten.
SSba 5. GIart ON 81. Warb 3. II
6. Co., $110O.
Stead Deder on Columbia Qife esn:
iuronce Co., $500.
Qouis d. 5ed an Crmcnbe 9. II
6. Co., $500.
William 8. 2amb an ct. gsrnart
8. ii. y. VI. Co., $225o
gouis u. 6ed an g3eoroetta "
Weeos, $1,000.
Sane y. Wlilnor an Msreantileg. IL
6. Co., $500.
SamueI Spffmnn an Redbina Ront
6. II. y. 60, $7oO.
Grebtrit 80. Bet ON price Sil
eagle z. II. .. go. Ro. /, $1,000.
aatls aramer an gnterpriis y. u
Co., $3.50.
2ouiie e. unb 2efpis SO. 2ipp.rt ar
glnna W. SbisIe, $1,000.
4nron RcReia an 9. Simiou
$1,000.
Sernnrbina MoBmann ON Calhoun
&. II. 3. Co.. $500.
Gli5obeib GoDb an Ms. 4bams g
u. 6. o., $25OO.
GGen q. epesu.p an Celia M
9reen, 1910.
gilbert s.. Qoipns5srrp ON gropi,
bent G. 9. II. 9. Co., $500.
Warp s. Souiborb an Soii.berr
Ghio Snp. 81. Co., $1,000.
Wlihoel Sdipeninaer an goncoroit
9. a.. $1,000.
Dm. u. SsiTe an gitp 5aa 6. n
3. Co., $500.
Jreb. Rclins an bto., $1,000.
9etilste SbpotbsfM.
5enrp get,r an Dreman 4peHus
8. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
GteIla Tsder an Spriug 9rpps
9trenus 6. u. 3. 60, $4,000.
9ieielbe an 2iberuI 6. II. y. Co.,
$500.
Sba Wbitnen an Rsn Masnpiia 9.
Il. 6. Co.. $1,000.
Wm. G6oenfslo on gaIt Gibe 9. II.
g. &c., $1,000.
S1muel g. Suffrnan on SoIepf
pope. 500.
Somusl 5aipbufd on Tli. 4bams
9. II. &. u, $500.
Sobn :. Cider. il. an Sbton q. u
Co., $3.50.
SaeOb ar.msr an gnisrpriis g. u.
Co., $3.50.
G.p. 8. asrn an Ulilson meilad.
$3.50.
Sacob gereoIb an Reabing Roab 6
u. y. Co.. $1,000
Wiarp Mcase an Gnisrpriie q. n,
g. Co., $1,000.
Sba 8. glari an 0len grolpn Co.,
$3.50.
Marp 8sierfein an MlIsmnnia g. II
3. SO. Qo. 2. $500.
acuis 8sierIsis an Marp Weierlein,
$1o58.
Darn 6. Yrubam an Calhoun 8.
u. q. Co., $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-22

Wsdsientreiben sulhaufs.
Der grobs unb enbgiiIiias Nbif,nitt,
ben bic Oefhibte In bas 2sxn sStus
liens unb Der Stani Rom aenohi. bot
aud pds bnus Gptonna in ben abnsns
foaI rertpieisH. Bis pielIeiht Elm i,inssr
SproB iih Iosreibt aus ben lImdrs
ntunqen Der trdiimeriIhtn Dersansens
belt ieines 0efhIedjts. Menn bdnn
aud niht alles ipahr tpirb, mas Elm
alter ainoerDers fagt. ben roniihe
Wiitisr an Der Wiese Der 9ohier ian@
gen. 10 f<i sr bod bisrbsr gefebt, neil
er laut iaat, mas Der Rnme benz golt
beoeuttte. Gr beibt in sttnds frsier
Heberiebunq:
mDu folft haben fiinf S0bnIein.
SoIlsn aLIe ipis bic GpIonua fsin:
Der cine tidgt bic 3iar',
Der onoere ben rotten Tafar.
Der britt. ipiro Grsbifd1of am R6ein;
einsr fOu aGnis in 5rantrsit isin.
llno mas piIlit Gu DomJiinfien elauz
bene
gr IoIl ctm Gaifer bic arons rduben."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11
5000 Towels at Very Special
,,, Prices a .y

Once axyeary beginning today, you car, rldE every
really good kind of towel from serviceabe Ht,ck at
&c to fine linen weave generously shetland excellent
ly finished at $1.20.
These are ot7cto $120 towels, but something dis
tnctlya better than suchprces will usually buy.
Personally chosen direct from importers, at first
handhey are at least 20 per cent lower than ordinary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11
P.easant snrnrise pnrlr

Honoring an anniversary of Mrs.
T. NJ. Kennedy, her mother, Miss
Beulah Kennedy gave a very delight
full surprise party in their home at
Broad Oaks Monday night from 8 to
II o'clock. Mrs. Kennedy was
taken wholly by surprise as she was
called to neighbor's while the.
preparations we're being made. The.
high esteem the guests hold for her
was shown By, the many beautiful
presents received. >
Several musical selections by mrs ),
"a MaEkert were mach appreciated.
and the games played proved inter-
lesting and enjoyable Delicious re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11

If eDerybody loDes
a JOuer so much, .
the more does
Everybody loDe a
bride. And: i14e' Isl, i
if hairoqcfL ,las
5erltllrepq4y|the
..M6ntya.af bfid4sisg:'::s3'==: Is 4 !
&. mG,pH QQ..2 vas zs9 i
gAs pA Gs Z 8! q B dse SCI Il
aCla.pIkIgBriIlF: d 4 s':.s \; !
hsSigaa1sM .lGS. 8 % vi.
,5 S4s8s81F'lg9 6.gd R5 4 515 +
tntanyM1res brides :
2s !zqt: g 82s,FSieRpii..IEIIisIIEi1;: Il.
J d5irecf TUlift ie 81
as lUeu as Meiir. II.
fWendsareco rdidI-
'B andparticu1ar
" inUited to see
Il. the array Of Z beau
ptifuLstockS h 3 re e, !
tR5s 'aEeotltay55t.i11g
EsShS 1nstsG ogiS H. T9' .
FM'laslrlqzs desS1 + I. e !. 4. 4
sneutdenSi and folV7
pr nIrE0 ~ ~
49, -,sut4 o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11

~ WeII!do we remember the last f9rng Thursday
4orni3g we repeat t;he price Bhf bif B{ttsf
gbl srs If she Ha i enans s4 esn
star Star and Wreath and "Foral" patterns
8 fs3 Yal II ''''' = 'A' j
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11
TRE SEGRET OF SUCCESS
Genuine. Merit Required 70 win the
" q; Peoples confidence.

D.. = ! So. u
lxoMeger sstopped TO seasoH
WHY, ts is th9t so many aprodnets that,
drop fp 6tit Il Pa aSgiSt atd af forget-,
TEN ?9s The raast6St is lp4ainTAthe article
did ubtQfun6J Ixtae lpnomlses ~ the 4nahi-A
Hhlg applies mere' patrAtac-'
d flJbtakrty tp.nR sfned icinfa, a., TnadtoSnai
RfeparaHon that has, real curative
E4tus almost SETS Use IT. as like an
ehaiessg I'm ssystsfa the remedy rs
recamrnA ended ,asat those Who'll ave Been
,ctrebg 70 aEhqse Swlao are I'M need OF It,
Eg,4tgj9s 9R ~ I 'lts subject a
for example DR.. f9s' Swamp
qsSos9 AiBfeAar&tI0f Brhave' sold for
Itnanysgea rstsn dsnsve tqsSt ate u, frasG
pmmepd d, for in, almost every H6aSGlt
shows tnme di9te results, as AIfanSbpk;
my customers ttest4fy. !" ND lother, asid-.
TeShsd5 20 iltI ssSha, 50 large,
% sateH 6sast sTs1 fst,t sqttt sa ~ ~
The, success csf RE 4 llneys s sshiifp !
4 Soott is dye 20, the fact tina " dultiis:
every wish fl overcoming III dney. ), Liver.
and bladder diseases. corFects urinary,
troubles. and neutratizes the uric acid
which causes rheumatism. tx N
"A. free trial hottie will be sent By.
mail, absolutely tree. ADDRESS DR.,
Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N. "
and mention this paper. Regular size
bottles sold at all druggistsz150 Dc and,
800. 49, q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11
civic club Meeting

wednesday afternoon al g O'Clock
the members of the Civic Club Will
hold a business meeting in the par
ish house OF Christ episcopal
church. and, it.is asked that all mem
bers be present.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11
Val and Torchon ,Laces4 Bouqhf
.1.'F'7a4 rs SCI For less S@' 7,

Too much wanted laces are marked at low rates on
account OF the manufacturers yielding portion Of the
Val Laoes, one-half to two inches wide, edges ana
Sc forI2 yard piece e-'' -
Forchon Laces, all linen, coarse or fine; ~ to @
inches wide; in edges and insertions to match at Sc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-11
parsonage Weddinr !.

~ The MARI &c of Miss Esther Nc
i;Fseley Fn att Joseph N. iBurgen
was quietly sotemnizsa in thsopars
.isonage Of the Cen CHRISTIAN
tOharch lyesterdas attaFnaapi at >
O'clock ethics ReY i I'D, Mdi Lang of
tietatingE at the eerAmap MIX ana
nBurgensyllll sssldssA in Ectaaries.
rob- Pa SssaIda assd syad eai bs5I
400 u ss5Io. -,ytt.-s fi1ob e1os7eg,
III bes SgTo Be- Hostess -dageJsts
z Mrs. rRTfus ASH wiIH.be hostess
of the. Missionary Society which Will
meet IN the Central Christian church
Thursday afternoon and very in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
CHARTERS GRANTED
LOCAL CONCERNS
GREE NhousEs INCORPORATE
AND MERGER OF LOCAL LUM-
eER COMPANIES is
EFFECTED.

Two interesting local charters were
issued yesterday by the State corpora
ton commission. John l.. Ratciine,
who conducts greenhouses and does a
general Horticulture business incorpor-
ated his business with capital stock
of $4,000 to $4,000. John l.. Rat
clifre Is president of the company:
William Catlin, vice. president, and A.
C. Woodbridge, secretary and treasurer.
All are Richmond men. The new COM
pany proposes to enlarge the business.
specializing in single varieties OF flow
ers, which they will bring to greater
perfection. and also in dollhouse fruits
and vegetables in order they may be
marketed out Of season--something
new for Richmond
Another charter went TO the Ford
Whitehurst- Manufacturing company,
OF Richmond, which is capitalized at
$780, 600 to $4,000. l.. r. Ford is pres
ident OF the company; c. r. Guthrie,
secretary, and w. j. Whitehurst,
treasurer. Mr.. Ford has purchased the
interests of Mr.. Kennedy in the Ford
q Kennedy company, and the interest
of w. ]. Whitehnrst Il Company, and
will combine the two planning mills,
with plants at Twenty first and Broad
street and Tenth and Byrd.
The American Funding corporation,
Of Herndon, Va. Was also chartered
yesterday, with a capital of $4,000 to
$50, 900. Alpheus Winter Is president
Max c. ]. Wiehle. treasurer. and A. l..
". Wiehle. secretary. all of Washing
ton D. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
Seventy-five Acres (75),
November 9th, 1912,
At . O'CLOCK p. NJ.

AZ . O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the real estate described in said deed
as follows:
All those tracts or parcels Of land
lying and being In Midlothian district.
Chesterfield county, Va, containing
venty-fve acres t7s). more or less
lying on the Goodies Bridge road,
bounded as follows; Tract No. con-
tanning Nifty acres 500. bounded by
east. v, Turner, w. II. Chadwick ana
y. b CLAY on the south, Arthur Cog
on THE Yves, and north; being lot ass D
on the plat OF the lands OF Jordon Cox
and being the same conveyed by John John
dated October IS, 1853 tsee ID. b. 10,
page 2l7). Also that tract or parcel
Of land designated as NQ-..3. and being
In Mfd1otfia ian district Chesterfe ID
county, Va. containing twenty hve
acres $3.50, more or less. together with
the mill thereon and bounded as fol-
lows: : On the north by the lands OF
Algernon Turner. on the east by the
lands of velerius Turner and James
Turner. and on the south by the lands
OF John T Clay's estate.
Second. ON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
LIFTS CASH BOX
ON A STREET GAR
STRANGE PASSENGER DEPARTS
AND CARRIES RECEPTACLE
WITH HIM. 49,

Even the pay-as-you-enter cara
are not exempt from thievery. as Is
proven by the robbery of Brosttt
and Main car at Hancock and Broad
streets shortly after midnight yes
terday morning. when a passenger
lifted the glass till from its place
and walked away with $40 tickets ami
$50 in cash.
A white man. according to the
conductor of car No. a3s. was the
only passenger in the ear when he
got of to see that the way was clear
TO cross the tracks of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railway
company. When the conductor re-
turned TO the car and rang the bell
for speed ahead, he noticed that the
glass till was gone, also that his lone
passenger was gone.
Report of the robbery was made to
police headquarters Yesterday morn
Ing. A description of the man was
given, and two officers who were
standing at Eighth and Broad streets
"Wednesday night believe that they OBJ
served the same man. Both descrip-
lions correspondent exactly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
f.pws WAITED
BoARDERs WANTED

Donrsless ard RssnDess Wanteaf, Ges4
& INGToN, 1894 East Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
JUICY BIRDS ARE
QUITE PLENTIFUL

NEW YORK, Nov. Turkeys are
more plentiful this year and the
bird of Thanksgiving Day may be a
little cheaper. George Asher, lead
ing poulterer OF Washington market,
sail today that the poultry FARMS
both nearby. and in the West are
feeding more birds this season.
There will be an abundance Of fine
turkeys this year said MIR. Asher.
The Maryland turkeys promise TO be
exceptionally good. They are the
finest In our market. The Western
turkeys will also be Of the best this
year. You see they have good crops.
and. therefore. plenty OF grain. with
suitable shipping weather. New York
viii get all she wants. and that. roo.
In prime condition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02

The object OF this suh IL TO make
partition In one of the modes pre-
scribed by law OF lot of land IN the
city OF Richmond. Virginia. at the
southwest corner Of clay and Graham
streets, fronting on the south side OF
Clay street SO feet and back between
parallel lines 100 feet to an alley to-
gether with improvements thereon,
known as Nos 500 9o3 and so3is West
Clay street, and one-story brick
dwelling fronting on Ora am street:
or in the event that partition cannot
be made OF said property In one of the
modes prescribed by law, then for a
sale of the said property and a dfvi-
sion of the proceeds among the parties
according TO their respective interests
And afftiavit having been made and
filed tina: Thomas Wigand. Andrew
Wigand. Peter Wigand and Anthony
Of the State OF Virginia. and that the
heirs. dsvisees or successors in title
of the said parties. If they. or any
them. be dead. are unknown. and that
the heirs. devisees or successors In
title of Rosa Wigand and Barbara
Wtgand are unknown. and are all
made parties to the bill under the
general description OF parties un-
known; and that Paul Wtgand and
Lily Wigand. his wife and Kate RetdeI-
bach and Louis Reidelbach' her hus-
band, are non-residents OF the State
OF Virginia. II is therefore ordered
that the said parties, Thomas Wigand
Andrew Wigand Peter Wigand and
Anthony Wigand, or the unknown
heirs, deyisees or successors in title
IL any there be OF said parties: and
The unknown heirs. devisees or sue
cessors in title OF Rosa Wixand ana
barbar wigand and that Paul Wigard
and Lily Wigand, his wife. and Kate
Reidelbach and Louis Reid zach her
husband, appear here within fifteen
days after the due publication OF this
order and do what Is necessary to
protect their. .tntereEta etss this suit e.
copy-Tests:
CHAs. O. sAvILLE, Clerk.
II. f. Peyton. Jr,
VIM. Crump Tucker.
y. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02

Argument was heard yesterday In
the Law and Equity court in the APP
peal case Of d. Bacigalupo against the
Atlantic railway company
for 1850 damages. Judgment was
entered in the Civil Justice court in
favor OF the complainant, and jury
in the Law and Equity court upheld
that OF the lower tribunal. A motion
to set aside the verdict was made by
the attorneys for the railway COM
pany. and argument was heard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
Norfolk and Western Railway.

ONLY AI.L-RAiL LINE TO NoREo3f
Schedule in effect September ~, III
Leave Byrd Street Station. Rlchm1
for Norfolk;"9 A. NJ, s3:ee
sA:10 p. NJ.
A. M. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. H.. sta
p. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Nor1Gfi
sll:40 A. NJ. ss:36 p si:3o
From the West: s6:40 A. NJ, a1.1ta
M. i.lo p. NJ. ss:05 p. NJ, 800 H.s5
sDaily. aDaily except Sunday
bSunday only.
W. B. BEvILL, G. n. BoMI
G. p. A.. Roanoke. d. p. A.. RichmA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
SOUTHERN RAIL l
pnEs,sa CARMxR or rHE S0rx
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND sls

FnENEa GARNER or the o0Nx&S1
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
N. B.--Followinx schedule figures pabli
information and not guaranteed
$40 A. M.-Daiiy-Lncai for ChAsiottA ~
io:ss < .M.-Daay--L imised--F ai r.
South, D.swins Room Buffet. S. n
Ai Ss6 S' y M.4Es. saslasy, fneii NJ It l
insrmediats stations. stt2S5
s,o 81 M.-psily--Fm Dsuviile AA
Birmingham. with elsctEie lighted uf1s
Ifas r. N.--Dsily Limited fn ~ pais1
ruI'naa rssdy soR /; kkiivrRL1xx.
40 r. M--Daiit--Tn Vet kp2nk pe6q
for Baltimore Man-. We'd. ard 1r!dAy
500 A. M.--Ex. Saa. and ~ 3. -
ana Fl. --EocAi to Wa R1luA ~
TRAINS ARRIVE nlemleQ
Fscsn the South. 40 Al y. 40 As AEsx 5llL
snd sos r. NJ. daily: i1;ss =. &'. $50
( Fsom wv-s roans 80 & \, dssxS h
Mos. Web saA FIJI; 4i!s rsas "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
COURT TO ADJOURN
OVER ON TUESDAY

The petit jury OF the Hastings
,feass heard three unimpsytAnt eaSe&
yesterday. and was adjourned Court
was adjourned to Monday. when the
grand Jury has also been cited to
appear at II o'clock to indtct all,
new cases coming up from the Police
court during the October term. and
further to investigate the matter OF
personal property returns Of citizenA.
corporations and partners. Tuesday
jcurred to "wednesday. when the
trials will hAxin. Judge Richardaou
will 10 In court On Tnesdax how
ever. HI order to Settles question
inS regard 70 voting which may No
hrQs3ehx hekcrx hilnk Ss s sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
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iENCE BUT LARGE ENOUGH re
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
November 9th, 1912,

AT UtI@DLk T. NJ.
I will sell on the premises all that
other tract of land In Charles city
county. Va. called Bramhury. on
lanes river, containing 333ia acres.
more or less. and bounded as follows,
to-wit: ON the north by the County
road from Sandy Point to Courthouse.
EAST and southeast by w. l. Wilkinson
and ais. and west by c. j. Ciarke's
land.
TERMS: Cash, as to cost OF execut-
ing this trust. any taxes or insurance
that may be =dae=aaa 1.-two notes enc
for $50 and the other for $1,000. WIN
interest from October 20. 1912. until
paid. and the balance upon such terms
as may be announced at the sale
FL. CRAWFORD. Trustee
GEO. f. CRAWFORD & CO.
Auctioneers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-02
COf:ORED Y.M.C.A. TO n
HAVE ANNIVERSARY

The Colored Young Mems Christian
association invites the public and
friends to its twenty-third anniver-
at 3 r. NJ, ut the Fourth Baptist
church (Church Hill). DIR. Evans
Payne. past6r az the church. will
preach the annual sermon. special
music BY the choir Of the church.
Come and hear the report for the
Years work, Nlich II very <ncouraE-
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MILLION DOLLAR
BANK IS OPENED
PRESIDENT JOHN SHELTON WILL
LIAMs GREATLY PLEASED WITH
AUsPICIOUs START.
MESSAGES POUR IN
GOOD BUSINESS MARKS OPENING
DAY-UNION BANK GETS INTO
NEW NORTHUMBERLAND
OPENS MONDAY.
MESSAGES POUR IN

II am greatly pleased with our very
suspicious start, said President John
Skeiton Williams, of the Richmond
Trust and savings company. yester-
day afternoon. 1T has been most
gra tifying. kilograms and letters of
congratulation and good wishes for the
success of the institution have poured
in today from all over the country,
and for the first day there has been a
rentarka BILE influx of deposits and good
business.
Opening Unceremonious.
Rchmond's new million-doli trust
company opened its doors Mt llos East
Main street promptly at % clock yes
terday morning. and the first deposit
a generous one--foilowed before the
receiving teller could get ready to fe-
csive it, 4 stream OF friends called
during the day to extend congratula-
lions and among them many ladies.
Some of the CONCENTRATIONS took the
form Of beautiful flowers, and these
were grouped attractively in the lobby.
The opening was entirely informal and
tnostentatious and so far "a ceremony
was concerned the inauguration OF the
big financial institution was as quiet
as IL IL had been only corner grocery
store. The quarters have been remoo-
eled and finished in mahogany win
bronze NttluES anu tiifu iO"is SA''
present handsome appearance.
The new institution. which will en-
gage in a regular trust company and
banking business, Is capitalized at
81. 600, 900. which was largely over
subscribed. Its officers are: john
shelton Williams. president: James t.
Tinsley, first vice president; r.. l.
Bemiss. second vice president; r. j.
wiilingham, Jr, assistant secretary
ana assistant treasurer. The directors
are; Benjamin P. Alsop. Charles J..
Anderson. Joseph B. Beasley, f. l..
Beiniss. James d. Crump. ;: FL
lett. George A. Gibson. Eppa Hun
ton. Ir, J. William Middentorf, James
A. Moncure, William G. McAaoo. OF
yer r Sands. John r. Stone. James G.
TfnsIey. s. W. Travers. Thomas 3
Wheelwright. L. NJ. Williams. John
SHELTON williams. John T. Wilson ana
Stewart Nj Woodward ..z--..,e.s.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay =
way Company.
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sCHEDUIT ELECTRIC TRAINa IN
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100 p. M. 400 p. NJ. 400 r. NJ, bs:oO r. M2&
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DAILY, except Sunday.
ssSunsiay only. IN u
tfserp:es Ia ~wa-c s4saass
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NICE SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROOM.
FURNISHED, ALL CONvENIENCES,
ONE HALF SQUARE FROM BROAD
STREET. REASOSABL-E; HOME
LIKE; NO OTHER ROoMERS. AD-
DRESS IT. E. CARE OF RICH
MOND vIRGINIAN,
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sItt PAIRING
xaoE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING.
loo REBATE ~ N0a BEING Shoes VITA
this coupon. Mems shoes haif-soied.
75c, rebated 10 s5c: ladies' haifsoles
ssw-d; best leather: no nails, no
pegs. H@elinR. 3sc. DREw.S ELEC-
TRIc SHOE FACTORY. 7f3 East
Main. Phone Monroe 1857.