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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-19


:SOs Stuart Aveaua. Lower FIae, -Four
rooms. separata entrace; $40
West CARY Street, Six Room Fiat;
$50 month.
S0uth Plum Street., Etght RoounSL
bath. possession April LIST; $25
month.
S1S south Harrison Street, FIVE
rooms; $40 month.
1901 Fairmount Avenue, Store and
dwelling, SIX living rooms, bath
large lot; $50 month.
52i East Main seroet, Upper K4on.
for ONCE or light business: Sss
month.
q south Fourth Street, Store or Ohicc:
elb month.
1911 West Moore street, Throc-Room
nat Tor coiored. - month.
Furnisi,cd Dsscillng, 1919 mack West
0race street: ten rooms: modern:
servants house IN yard. VIII rent
Mbly for one year. Reference re-
Quired.
lS36.1S:1 vindsr Street, 5 Rooms
each; 81 month.
Q. A. HAWKINS. 100 North Seventh
street
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Ons Tws-HeFss Favna Wagea, sS1, Ose
open spring wagon, 1875: one Vic
toria." $40: one pony wagon. for
|, large size pony, e4S. secondhand and
IN good condition.
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SAMRETT = co.
Nunssunsus Avcnue, M0slarn 1O-Rouaa
residence. east OF Leo Nouumeut;
slS,0eo.

fcsadonce, east OF Lao AouumeutS
yi7.oee.
F1oyd Avenue. Nesr Cathedral, strict
" modsrn res,dence, containing
fourteen rooms.
Centrally Located, Large Double Brick
residence, seventeen rooms. nice
lawn and garden. one-haif block
to car. Lot sfxty-two feet front;
$500.
Grace street, Nca~ First. North Side,
fifteen rooms. thiTty-foot front; Sst.
coo.
Sheppard street, Elgiit- Room Brick
dwelling. electric, lights, latroOe
heat: $500.
West End. North Of Main. Slx Rooms,
frame. electric lights, 41xls6 feet;
$500.
Addison street, Eight. Room Brick,
dwelling. electric fights; 5000.
West Marshall, Eight Rnpsns, Brick.
with frame annex: $4,000.
Randolph serest, Dstarised Nine
Room. brick, iu excellent condition:
$4,000.
Lots, I1Idoa Sfrec4, Between Hanover
and stuart avenues.
Faiemount, NinctcentL Street, seven
rooms. good condition, water, bath,
twenty-six feet front; $500.
.
GARRETT 4 Co. Is North Seventh
street.
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Main Street, Onc-Half Block Of
Boulevard. new brick, seven rooms.
bath, etc. Price. ts.7se.
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stlessss gss 1Daay ppAss1G4 n4He
80 - !ssaes s-.g,a4s ~
43a1 enfoltment o4Nf. NMyoa 4y4Sfe
~ agepeteA 9IaER1OAN TEACH.
ERH AGENCIES. 0feenwoo4s q ~;
Gnasiotte: n G: AtlantA. q.
Wenen % - ylasn ssWSn8. - l1om4
4 eee . large Phtladeaphit Arm; eoo4
Goaey And steady work. ~ CANVAS.
si.n5' s s,7v ssgly sacsseys fcf pstss Vs.
not steeet. PhiIaAelphle. =,
Wsnt~1 1--WE white Gs1eiss Oae Sss
cir mber work and one for dining
work. Those worthy Will have
good home. small wages 10 start
increase according to worth. Hotel
Wilson. Burkeville. VI.
o3.aN pev Dey Ras9 oss sely % naee
town 20 distribute free circulars ana
take orders for concertsated n!vos-
tug IN tubes. Permanent p0sttJon
y zTNfsiNR CO: Chscago.
WaatrA-CoIsred Girl Absst Slxtesn
70 ass!st in clerEyman's housc. Good
homo and wages. Address xx. Vir-
xinian..
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roR sALE

Just Got In Lot Rsad Carte apa sOas
long shaft brake carts, and can suit
you.
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OvsSsteckeA % Duassss. surreys aad
wagons, and win make special prices
for ten days. See Us without fat
before YOU buy.
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Lsr2e Atae& se DELIVERY wegsas 81
oil kinda. Pheae AaAjsoe 4so3.
GEO. G. WHITE . SON. 80 North
FIFTH street Esteblfehed 1878.
Tsses -, Overland nseastss, NQsie1sl
With win1shis!d. magnetic and pres
tolite tank: new ov~r-sised tires al
around Price t40o. JONES MOTOR
CAR &C.
car. equipped with top. Windshield.
speedofnsfer. magnetic and prsstalite
tank; car recently oveFhauled and
guaranteed IN Arst- class condition.
Price, $500. JONES MOTOR CAR CO.
4 Lasqs Dsssk q D.sosaas sssss5s aaA
Yunoboute; hi8h-LlAss and low prscea:
also delsTerY and farm wAEone.
THoR Il bUKU = Co. go Brook
avenue.
Wep4 20 Ssll 0FeeeSy nvslness st
3ss1 Midlothian Pike: bargain; call
quick. good business.
NJ sale TIVE CeeA Wsrk Herssss One
ave years old, driving mare: one top
bugky; one cloged farrt&es; for sale
cheap. Apply 40 East Leigh.
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wALLgR . BERKELEY. sol MI.
TUAL BLDG. PHONE MADISON
40. 3G06. 81
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CENTRAL.
Grace street. W.. SEQ block, l0-room
brick house. hot water heat. bath.
$S.V00.
Franklin St. W.. 500 block, 12-room
brick. hot water heat. two baths,
$12,6o0.
Lombardy street ~. 400 block. IL.
room brick. three baths. $4,000.
seventh street, N. 500 block. Groom
brick. bath. $3.50.
Ninth street. ~, 500 block, s-room
brick. bath. 1880.
Eleventh street. N, 500 block, s-room
brick. bath. $4,000.
Tenth street. ~, 500 block, s-room
brick. hath, t4.600.
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Twelve Large CSeam PuAs, - Costa.
DRINKARD'S. sixth and Cray Streets.
nssAoool CeusesvGessy 81 Muetc. Ges.
eIoeuee upon application. Y. Eugene
Cosby. Director. 300 r. Grace street.
Phone Madison 72S<.
Snl1AnelA asusegN, All Fork. TAs 3ses
At xoiir xrnQlt's.
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BAKERY.


Twelve Large Cream f'uHs, - Gents.
DlsiNKARD'S. Sixth and Clay Streets.
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Wants.


CssslaGs saa AassasSsls Rspaistps
GGSsS, rsyAip W,,fIn oTakosx . s. sSsrs
Esta biished 1879.
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Fraaklin etsCot, East Of Ffs.t, Fine
dwelling. wide lot. one Of the
choicest locations for fine ''fiats" in
the city.
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rzAso ruxlxs.

Estsuasss FuSnesAAa Rey AM ClA4e
81 niAno work. Plano Hospital ~
East 3taiY,. BOPP & FER0CSSOS.
Monree s74&.
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Hrv.P-MAI@ AND FEMALE

4 AEb.k--mAV AND R6N4AA&
WANTED. ~Yunx Men asa wsases t. En-
gaze In , profitable. pleasant. ana
diRnihsd business Proposition Q
nonev maker appeals TO- every one,
Erereretc mon ana women can make
money in spare hours. For infor-
NATION. Address ". r, WATSON
Q. Rox 1Ss. Norfolk. Va.
Wsased-A YsunG f.asly 81 LseaG snA
successful experience earnestly de-
sires portion NJ teacher FOR tho
spring months. Email children pre-
rerrFd. Would also conaideT COM
panion to old lady. Address a. d.
G." la Crosse. Va.
4 1aest,sr-nss = weu.a.-WseseS
y 20 take the agency IN thrtr own
serritory for Tat - Dust Absorl,snS
Dust CiOths. mOps. bruslsos. etc:
always In demand; sell everywhere
all the year round TO evsryhody:
100 per cent profit: write 1t once
and secure agency. In yONf terfy-
tory. CoNSuNERw DIRECT SUP
PLY CO. Dept. 8, Boston. Mass
lecat Representative Wentsds ~ ca.
vassing or soliciting reQuirso: looo
income assured. Addrese NATION.
Al. COOPERATIVE REALTY Co.
Y III. Mardcn Building. Washing
s~~ ~ r.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Main Street, Just Wcsa Of Ffrtt Street,
at price yielding IL per cent.
gross now.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-19

Twelve Lar1s Crean i'aGs. - Cents.
DRINKARD'S, Sixth and Clay streets.
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fSv1SI57fK1S.
eusen rsSuse q Fou nosaas. Ccsorcd
section, renting for tlt4 per year.
Assume mortgage Of 5000 and $3.50
cash. Over - per cent
Los Near na4tlo Ahabey, AcyonA sol-
dieys' HoHas, ssxiSo. Price. $500.
Mouumcnf Avcnue Lot, IS Ecct Wide,
vic per foot.
Two West END Hoases ON Park Ave-
niue, renting for $3.50 per annum:
Price. $500. Assume mortgage OF
y $4,000: balance cash.
Two East Marshall Slrcet If0uscs,
renting for $500 per annum. Price,
$4,000.
Two New Church Fiji Houses. Pay.
ing IL per cent now. Price, $4,000.
4 big snap.
Six. Honscs on Cisurch Hili. Renting
for 3i2e per year. Owner necds
cash and will sell for ss1Se.
-Four. Detached six- Ronn Houses.
renting for 5000 per year. In West
End, for $3.50.
Four New Frame Houses In Coaored
section. renting for $3.50 per an
mum. Price, $4,000. This II 4:
per cent. A snap in this.
-.
See Us For Fasms And An Kinds az
city property. McCLCRE-D1AvES-
P0RT.TAYf0R CO.
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srruAr1oNsYEM

Expestenee1 YoHn9 LaAy N1sA1a ress-
tlan a. assistant hookkeeper. billing
clerk or cashier. Operates type
writer heat references. Phone
Madison Asss. Address D-I7a, care
vtrginian.
I uGsaepA--Aswsnss waite WesN aaA
est1drfn's clothes . speciality. ~
Beveeiv street Madison l7t3.L
Al ssttle@ l1say. wes!A !Asssae IN =
: - pleAeant family. No objection to
wt6cwer's hnrs. AddrAs- n ,as.
49, Yes Ass ~ 49, mse1 . Masaa.
le1l IN uHAergraouate OF cAratakeS.
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renting Tor t0vv per year, IN W est
End, for $3.50.
Four New Frame Houses in Coaored
section. renting for $ss0 per an
mum. Price, $2,so0. This II 4:
per cent A snap in this.
See Us For FaTms And An kinds ~
city property. McCLCRE-D4AvEN-
PoRT-TAYLoR CO.
FARl1S FOR SALE
BY WALLER 4 BERKELEY,
3ole Mutual Building. Addison 3s0s.
90 Acres an JanAep River, Twenty
miles from Richmond: good house.
good outbuildinge. timber, assorted
fruiE $4,000.
1900 Acres on JaRcs River: Boat
landing on place. with daily boats
for Riehmend; nine miles from
Richmond BY road; most fertile
land in the State: beet quality Of
river low grounds: piendid new
house. With modern equipment; SIS
per acre.
33e Acrcs II Albcnsasle County. Eight
miles from Scctfsrtile. two inilse
from school. store and railway sta
ton; good house and outbuildings;
forty ares OF timber and good
orchard; viii exchange for Rich
nond improved property; $4,000.
aOO..Acr0 Track Farm, Etgllt MlDcs
from Richmond. New Market Road |:
good orchard. good house and out
buiidings: plenty Of wood; $4,000.
r,.,.,.,.a p..,,.- re-, - -.
y O1MS E. INC cnu
n. MI 's s ION oas Ane, Nsw
M..nst Tuaa: eood mouse and QUIZ
Sar~re~.A,~ xt- HSu.
ptnSrro-d D., ~. Z. I.. 49,
r,si~. Trs,s,, .ox'
..ar~ go ..sa.. u
,sn,h... -~.s 49, ~
w..sr ~ 49, -. .. .e 49, -
No. 80 .s..., Sus.Ac: .A MA
g. -. $3.50 y -. 49,.
van nrvthsr~ WV
80 $3.50. !. ~ M -..sn-.....--.
S51o0o.0o NOse For Three Years. &C.
nrcc.r.y ~ ...n. ss On CITY nrick
Annie s.en,;sv ~ s1D'e s Su M.sr-
M - Mn.,,. I-s n..s,. ana insurance
-'S.'SsaAs.
- p. -. r-,,.-.-...s. 80. 80,
,:nrsh T-srt.sessts ssSs.s - -
rcn,s rra ,r. sssex; TWO GH-
soo a. Mx1vIpc
Rs, V r.,.t. srx ~i n.n-.a W
Mutual Buildins. - =
Aunuyr Av.-,.. w. -. r4..r.~.
story frame house Of liz ropma. hot
lights. lot 4ixi30. Price only So
500. 90 IA sura To 80 m n hss,,t sf(e
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+ WEST. END.
Floyd Ave. ldts. $50. $65, SO and
800 Per foot.
lloyd Ave-. 1900 block. t4-rooul brick
house, two baths, hot water heat,
arranged for natp, $1,000.
Grace street. W., l6eo block, S-room
detached brick house, new and up
to date, fll.50o.
Grace Street, W.. 1900 block. l4-roou
brick house. three baths. hot water
heat. S1s,B00.
Grove Ave. lots, east OF Tiiden street.
SOS per foot: 1900 block, slio per
foot: east OF Addison. 500.
Grove Ave, :10o block, le-room
brick. modern, $10,5G0.
Hanover Ave, 1900 block, S-room
brick, $500.
Hanover Ave. 25o0 block, 10-room
= brick. two baths. hot water heat.
$1,000.
Park Ave, s400 block. S-room brick.
$500.
Stuart Ave. $500 block. s-room brick.
In two flats. bath in each, $1,000.
KensinEton. $500 block. i0-room
brick. hot wate. heat, bath. 33-feet
frontage, $1,000.
Robinson street, 400 block. north, S.
room brick, hot water heat, bath,
$500.
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sTsvEs.

vss stevps, neAg4s ssA Hselssss ess
hEAMa RAu.1f Z CO., rusnssurs'
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BRITTow.wORsHAM co, 1Ass Easl
Nan.
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F7oyd Avenue, Nesr Cathedral, strict
" modsrn fesadence, containing
fourteen rooms.
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Main Street On Corner, East Of Sdc-
ond street. Magnificent property.
with great future to Il.
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NORTH SIDE.
Barton Heights. Minor street. 7-room
frame house, $500.
Highland Park, s-room house. hot
water heat. bath. large lot, $4,000,
Highland Park, Groom frame house,
bath. $500.
Brookiand Park. s-room frame. bath.
$500.
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FOR SALE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Main Street, Just Wesa Of firrt Street,
at price yielding L. per cent.
gross now.
Main Street, Onc-Half Block Of
Boulevard. new, brick, seven rooms.
bath. etc. Price. ts.7se.
Ffnaklin stssDt, East Of Fflst, Fine
dwelling. wide lot. one Of the
choicest locations for fine FLATS" IN
the city.
Main Street On Corner, East Of Seq
ond street. Magnificent property,
with great future to II.
Grsce Street Corners, East Of second
street.
some Of Thee vim Get Away from
you presently. Cannot talk over
phone about these properties.
O. A. HAWKINS. 100 North Seventh
/ street:
Lots in Highland Park, Most Deeir-
able location and at very reason
able prices.
Real Nice "Hones" In Highland Park.
near to car line.
NesidenCcW In barton Heights nc
prices that will pay a. rentals or
FOR homes.
Gonl CIR 9esrfce From Both Points.
O. A. HAWKINS, 10 8North Seventh
NfVA~t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-19

Lots In Highland Park, Most Desir-
able location and at very reason
able prices.
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EAST END.
Broad street, e.. 1900 block. l&-room
brick. bath, large lot, $4,000.
Broad street. T.. :7oo block, three
story. 16-room brick. bath, $1,000.
Clay street, e., $500 block, 8 rooms,
hath, etc, $500.
Leigh street, E.. 22o0 block, two
story flats. four rooms and bath
each, $500.
Main street. L.. 1900 block. store and
dwelling, $4,000.
Rogers street. 12-room frame house.
rent $50 per month, $1,000.
Twenty-fourth street, ~, 500 block,
s-room house. $4,000.
Twenty-tifth strest. ~. 700 block.
double tenement and store. $3.50.
Thirtieth street, ", zoe block, 7-roorn
brick. bath, 1900.
-Fh4rtieth street. N, some good tuvest-
msslts In colorsd property.
Thirty-second street. ~, 1-:oom
brick. bath. $3.50.
Mechanicsviiie Turnpike, 1900 block.
1-room frame house, In good con-
dltion. $4,000.
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Four New Frame Houses In Colored
section. renting for $3.50 per an
mum. Price, $2,s00. This II 4:
per cent. A snap in this.
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TsreDty.Acrc Poultry Farm. One and
q half miles from car tine, New
Market road: good house and out
buildings; t3,so0.
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1OO..Acre Track Farm, Eight Mica
from Richmond. New Market Road:
good orchard. good house and out
buiidingS: plenty Of wood; $4,000.
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Real Nice "Homes" in Highland Park.
near to car line.
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Lots, 1IIdoa Strccs, Between Hanover
and stuart avenues.
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FaPm IaAAs-Tsxas = ~ Flaee -
mako money. new towns epringinE
mp: ranches being cut into farms,
settlers pouring In: splendid opening
for farmers. fruit and truck growers.
Investors. manufacturers, husinsss
and professional men; ret All this
reliable developments information by
sending Ice. Tor three nsonths' trial
subscription to TEXAS REALTY
JOURNAL. Houston. Tax. We are
publtahers. mot land dealers.
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Fer rssw Baster Ssit 80 CAAS.
FlaHKR. Ladies' Tailor. 103 East
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o. 4. HAWKINS. 100 North Seventh
afraett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-19

some Of Thess WM Get Away from
you presently. Cannot talk over
"phone' about these properties.
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Residences In barton Heights NJ
prices that will pay as rentals or
for homes.
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! ) ! ! ! ! ! ! I ! /
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336 Acrcs n AlbenlaFle County. Eight
ntios from Sccttsrilis. two milss
from school. store and railway sta
ton: good house and outbujidings;
forty ares Of timber and q good
orchard; viii exchange for Rich
nond improved property; 5000.
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Ueaaseeea Any EAr1 - ~ CITY er
suburbs. tive gallons f0P u eet,fs; NO
odcr; no smoke. HOWELL BRoR,
coz East broad. ".
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- Per Cent. Inyessnes1s-is0O D,ocs
: s.orth Twenty-ffth street. Two AK
room. frame houses. Price ST.
10000. p. n. WALKER 4 co,
Real Estate and Insurance, No. 1.
Mutual Building.
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~ ACsea, F1avanna County. Miles,
from C. .. X. r.. at ilve-room
houss. tobacco barns. stables. etc.
Price, ti,iD0.
o. 4. HAWKINS, 100 NORTH
Seventh street.
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J. BROWN. LADIES' TAILOR, s7i y.
GRACE STREET.
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FOR SALE.

GARRETT 4 Co. Is North Seventh
Street.
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- - 1Gias = neIs-psnsinw nssass
shstes .at vAy0HA1f'a
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FARMS FOR SALE
BY WALLER 4 BERKELEY.
301e Mutual Building. Madison 3s0s.

1900 Acres on Jancs River; Boat
landing on place. with daily boats
for Riehmend; nine miles from
Richmond BY road; most fertile
land in the State: beet quality Of
river low grounds: plendid new
house. With modern equipment; SIS
per acre.
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Randolph serest, nNacased Ninc-
Room. brick, III excellent condition:
$4,000.
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TArms-iOs ID Acres, !AlbenAAxie
county. TIVE and one-half miles OF
Lindsays, seven-room house. with
double basement. Fine orchard
proposition.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12
HAYES SAYS WALDO
APPROVED HIS WORK
Denoted New York Police In.
spector Ayers Commissioner
Upheld Him.

New York, Sept. 10.-An ordeal of
cross examination was ahead Of Cor
nelius c.. Hayes, deposed police inspec-
tor, when he reported at the headquar-
tiers for the second day of his trial on
charges of making false statements re-
1ecting on Commissioner Waldo.
.m Hayes was on the stand when ad-
journment was taken yesterday. He
made a good witness under direct ex-
animation, fatty contradicting the tes-
timony of the police commissioner, who
had preceded him on the stand. He
insisted that Waldo had given him or
ders not to modest disorderly houses
making an outward show" Of decen-
cy.
When Hayes took the stand the first
question was:
What did you conceive to be your
duty toward disorderly houses when
you first went to the Fourth district 2"
T proceed against them, get evil
dence and suppress them. That was
duty until I was ordered by my SUI
perior officer to do otherwise"
Hayes said that after Waldo had for
hidden hin to raid disorderly houses
where there was no outside evidence of
disorder, he (Hayes) instructed his
men not to enter the houses to get
evidence. He added that he told Waldo
what he had done and Waldo ap
proved.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12
CHURCH WOULD BAR
NAUGHTY PREACHER
Evangelist Newell Meets OPP
position When Skeleton Of
Past Is Dragged Out.

Chicago. Sept. S.-Information was
furnished certain officials of the First
Methodist church, Of Chicago, yester-
day, which may result in the barring
Of the Rev. William r. Newell, an
evangelist of national reputation, from
that edifice.
The facts were presented as a con
sequence Of the action of the churches
of Toronto, Canada, which have been
closed to the preacher.
The publication Of evidence and find
ings in a trial of the minister by
Moody church, La Sale and Chicago
venues led to the First church's
action. The hearing was in 1909, but
so carefully was the scandal hushed
that although the church following
had a fair idea Of what had taken
place, no inkling of 1t was permitted
to become generally public.
The charges on which the evangelist
was convicted are:
Pers1sten use Of narcotic drugs.
Improper conduct with women.
Unreliability Of statements.
The charges against Rev. Mr.. Newell
were vouched for by the Rev. r. A.
Torrey, former pastor Of Moody
church.; Norman H. Camp. an evan
gelfst; O. M. Temple, a pastor at Par
d~eeville, Wis. and the Rev. Marcus A.
Scott, Of Detroit.
Mr.. Camp, and DR.. Temple testified
confessed to them improper conduct
with women, some Of whom were
members of his bible classes.
DR.. TOrrey, further said a woman,
now a missionary in China, had told
him Newell had tried to break down
her assurance Of salvation and made
an improper proposal to her"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12
HUMAN OSTRICH is
RELIEVED OF JUNK
Chicagoan's Stomach Contain,
ed Knives, Nails, Screws and
Silver Dollar

Chicago, Sept. 10.-When physicians
operated upon John Martinez at the
county hospital today to learn what
had caused terrible pains in his stom-
ach," they found 10 pocket knives, II
nails, five knife blades, a dozen screws
and a silver dollar.
For Is years Martinez, who has been
known to C~hicagoans as the human
tool chest, swallowed the articles on
wagers.
Eating knives and all that stuff
never hurt me-" said Martinez before
the operation, but sometimes I'd get
terrible pains in my stomach"
Physicians pronounced the operation
as successful. Martinez Is SO years old
and a laborer.
Some Were Rusty.
The pocket knives, screws, nails and
other articles removed from Mariners
stomach were mounted on cardboard
by Supt. D.. F. letters, of the hospital,
and p'aced on exhibition at the insti-
tuition.
"All of the articles were lodged In q
corner of the stomach" said the sur-
geon who operated on Martinez. AN
ulcer had formed and the man would
have died within a month II he a not
been operated upon"
Ten Of the knives taken from Mar
tiner's stomach had bten bonehandled,
but the bone had been dissolved by
gastric juices. The woodenhandled
knives were intact.
The silver dollar which Martinez
swallowed 10 years ago., was as bright
as IL the coin had just come from the
mint. The juices Of the stomach had
kept the silver in a highly polished
condition. Some of the knife blades
were rusty.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-09-12
DESERTS FAMILY; IS
NOW MAN OF WEALTH
Rich Miner Returns To Make
Reparation and Joyous
Reunion Results.

Houghton, Mich, Sept. 1O.-After an
absence Of 10 years. during which time
his wife n family of eight children
were left to their own resources, Bar
aey McEnany has Just returned to his
old home in Hurontown, near here,
bringing with him a fortune of $780,
300. In consequence the family is
holding a joyous reunion and his neg
ect Is forgiven. McEnany became
prosperous through a mining venture
n Canada.
To seek their fortunes 16 years ago
McEnany brought his wife and several
children to Hurontown. Fate, however,
increased his family, but not the size
II his purse and he became discour-
tged and disappeared.
During the decade Of his absence his
wife had no trace If him. A short
lime g a friend OF the family who
happened to be In Canada ran across
McEnany and later informed his wife
II his whereabouts. Communications
ollowed and McEnany, showing every
lesire to make reparation, which he
vas we'll able to do. returned