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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1912-07-24

An Ohio farmer in letter to HOard's
Dairyman takes up the interesting
question Of the likelihood of alfalfa
roots penetrating the joints Of tile laid
for drainage purposes. Briefly it is his
opinion, based on his own experience.
that the roots of alfalfa will not enter
tile unless water is flowing through
them during the entire growing season.
He states that in attaching laterals to
lines of tile that have been in the
ground twenty-five years and in field
that has been growing alfalfa for ten
years he has not as yet found an in
stance in which the alfalfa roots en-
tered the tile joints. This experience
may be of help to some one who is
planning to put alfalfa on tile drained
land.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1912-07-24

A man may outgrow his pow ,
erty if he has a piece of land to
, do the growing on.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-01

# NEWS OF THE DAY c.
Six firemen and crew of street
car injured when hose cart going
to fire at 122 N. Peoria street
struck car at Randolph and Hal
sted. Blaze was in E. Katzinger's
Mfg. plant, and for time threat
ened to spread to Cathedral of SIS.
Peter and Paul, causing panic
among students and nuns in ST.
Mary'S Mission Convent.
George ]. Sweeney, fireman, 247
Beethoven place, only person Sc
riously injured in the collision.
Taken to Iriquois Hospital, suf-
fering from scalp wounds and in
ternal injuries.
Miss Maude Cleveland robbed
of jewelry valued at $500 while
asleep in second-story room at
22O1 w. Harrison street early
today. Robber entered through
window, and did not disturb oc-
cupants of house.
John ]. Halpin, captain of de-
tectives, and Capt. P. ]. Gibbons
of Central detail were called to
testify about conditions in the
loop by civil service commission
this afternoon.
Joseph Compadoro, playmate
of Tony Maggiore, kidnapped
from his home several days ago,
is missing. Police suspect both
were taken by same Black Hand
gang. Detectives today claimed
to have clew to whereabouts of
the Maggiore boy.
Joseph Masek, an ironworker,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-01
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

celVed when an alcohol lamp was
accidentally overturned at her
home, 1923 Lake ave.
Fire attorney will be asked to
investigate fire which practically
destroyed a two-story frame
building in course of construction
at 1920 w. 39th street.
Andrew lMackey, Walnut ST.,
invalid, found dead in gas filled
room by his widow.
In collision yesterday be-
tween No. 6 fire insurance patrol
and eastbound Madison car, Jack
Rumney of No. 6.received Slight
cuts on head. Presbyterian hos
pital. '.. .-
Damen and Columbus indoor
baseball teams will play at Nc
Kinley high school Tuesday
night. -. -.
Body of Thomas Donek, Cen
trail Park ave., who disappeared
from his home Dec. 9, was found
in the canal at foot of Reed St.,
today.
Mrs. Barbara Vacek, S. Harnlin
ave-, was compelled by the law
to appear today against her son,
Joseph Vacek, II, charged with
killing his father.
Chauffeur running motor truck
at great speed hit and seriously
injured Gustave Pearson, Town
send st. hospital. Witnesses say
that the chauffeur did not stop.
James Flynn bruised when he
attempted to board 81" train at
Brentwood ave. station. Told po-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
UPHOLsTERING.
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS.
WEDDING RINGS.

SOLID GOLD PLAIN WEDDING; RINGS
i[o" ," up HI WM. TOBIEN, JR,'S,
ios East Broad Streets -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
BOWLING GREEN

Especial TO The Times Dispa toal
Bowling Green. Va. April l3.-Miss
falconer, OF Washington. is the guest
o! Miss Ruth Barlow.
Mrs. salle y. Anderson ana daush-
ter, Miss Linda anderson who spent
the winter in savannah Ga, have re-
turned TO their home here,
'.lthol Collins has returned from
Washington, where he spent some time
at the home OF c l.. Collins
Herbert Anderson of jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting his mother, Mrs : a
Anderson
Miss Ellen Broaldus. Mrs. ca,hsrtnc
Lee Bert and Miss Frances Broaddus
have returned to their home in WAY
crly, after visiting their parents. Dr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Broaddus.
Mrs. Joel itaines Mrs. T. T. Gill ana
Miss Louise liaines spent a part Of
this week in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert y Coghiil spen.
a part of this week in Trcdericksbur.
,he guests Of Or and Mrs. Garnc,t
King
Mrs Arthur of Richmond was tho
guest this week OF Nj. and Mrs. George
Z. Collins.
Wallace pess, who spent several
months in baltimore, has returned
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
NO MONEY FOR BARROW
Labor VIII Not Help Him right
bribery Charge.

Labor VIII Not Help Him right
Bribcr! rhurSc.
Washington. April l3.-C,larcncc $.
barrow. who defended the Mcnamara
brothers, and is NOW facing charges
OF alleged Jury bribery before a Los
Angeles tribunal. without funds. viii
not receive. financial issiStance which
no has requested from the American
Fedora ton of Labor.
we have no money, said President
Eonlners Tonight when asked regard
NE NC matter. II suppose 1t is true
tnat barrow's enemies have large
iunds mt their demand. and will use
eFcrN means possible to convct him
Dhrrow has written letters 10 Comp
crs pleading his innocence. and askin,:
Tor hnanciai assistance. asserting that
~ Is not lie, but labor. that is benz:
prosecuted. Representations hay" been
mace TO the Federation Of Labor mat
hhtllahor interests on the Pacific coast
nave raised an enormous sum To prose-
cute tho cause of labor" and that
inc barrow Issue Will b. secondary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
STRIKE DANGER REMOVED
Anfhrncitc Miners and Operators Are
Practically Agreed.
ISnccIal tn rhn.sri,nns -li.nA...hl

Especial to he'Times- DisrA;ch.l
ihliadclphin. Pa. April l5.-"M orc
nrosrcss was the official report of The
sunr9nimittce ut tho close OF to-dny's
session of the operators and miners
committees conslu Aring the anthracite
MINERS demands for higher Wages. rec
mShiti"h and better workini; conditions.
ne conference adjourned until Tues
Wy AFTERNOON and shifted the me stinS
place back to New York city
- persistent wcrc rumrrs this, "A SGT
cement had been reached ana that the
-. o'"o" miners thrown out Of work by
,h suspension Order of April We're
10 ~ "rHcrcd back 10 the mines i'm
me"iatcir that The committee WAS
'oycod TO issue Il formal denial.
nc committee desires 10 state that
.hls report is wholly false and that alt
matters IN dispute are hrnG discussed
NAL.
While the actual terms II .,ic com
promise have not been drawn up. ii Is
Known that enough progress has been
hlisue 10 remove tho possibility uf i
E'rlkr. The miners representatives to-
o'N ISSUED Il plea To the workers To
refrain from violence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
Kral estate jfur kfnt
FOR RENT
Barton Heights Houses

500 Mnl.r Avenue: rooms; hot
home, with every convenience. Viii
rent from now until September J, or
longer II desired. Price, $40 par
month. This is an excellent opportun-
ity to gel out into the open. Let the
children enjoy the pure. wholesome
air. Good size lo'. linn >diatc pos
session.
ia Miller Avenue. rooms. all mod
crn conyenieness nicely located. Pos.
session June . Price, 500 per year.
This is an excellent housa
5Oe Miller Avenue s-room house;
corner: good condition. Price. s25 per
month or will rent lower Nat of (
slo Mon,ciro Avenue. rooms; nice
house: good shade, practically new.
Reduction of rent from now until Sep,
TENDER
Fla, of three rooms in parkland.
Just beyond Barton Heights: all con
vcnienccs. Only $3.50 per month.
u sou wan; to rent or buy Barton
tiers.
JULIAN &. ANpERsoN & co.
real Estate Agents
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FRANCE is FOR PEACE
Premier utlIncs poIic, in Tribute to
Lntc kim; Edward,


Lntc King Edward.
Especial Cable to The Times dispatch
cannes, France. April Frances
attitude iii regard 10 future world
poli'ics was outilncd by Premier pom
care IN the course OF an ciouucnt
trihtttc which he paid at the dedication
OF ms statue oil the late King Edward
inverted here To-day. The rrcncu
lIclnter l"udcd King Edward as me
tftlSiin ol the Triple understandings;
between Great Iirltain. France ana
RUSSIA. saying that he was u laborvr
Lof world peace and civilization and
10Y the progress OF humaity. In iu-
tire. NJ. I'oincarc declared that France
would stcudtasliy adhere To the policy
OF peace which King Edward had laid
down III the understanding between
the three countries. He continued:
France VIII neither attack nor pro
yoke, but III order TO be convinced thar
she herself VIII be neither ATTACKED
nor provoked she must nave land ana
sea forces capable OF commanding re-
spcct Tor her honor and insuring the
deienS" OF her interests. 1t is by our
own resources of men and money and
By our naval and military power that
we Will primarily safeS uard our rights
and dignity"
This sense of security, he concluded
would be fortified by the sympathy ana
support Of Frances friends and allies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
The Valentine Auction Co.
AuCTlONEERS;
6 4 BEAST BROAD ST
IMPORT ED VICTORIA. SIINF.r;
MOUNTED CARRIAGE HARNESS.
VI NtCTION

We will sell, in from, of our auction
Hnl"srooms. M 6lS East Broad Street.
TO-MOIROW tMONDAH). APHII. IL.
at 1880 o'clock
n handsome Victoria. which was made
10 ord er in Paris France. for Que OF
lichmond's best known citizens. AT u
cost of about sl,500, Has been recently
thoroughly overhauled by one OF the
largest and most reputable carriagc
factories Of this city and pronounced
by them to be tho best vehicle. of It's
kind In the city Newly painted. rub
ber tired. handsomely trimmed, and
altogether made OF material Impossible
to get in this country. Can be used
eith ~ single or double; has both pole
and shafts
one set Of line. hand made double
Carriage Harness. with heavy silver
plated mountnSS; cost originally s3c0
One set Of single Carriage Harness
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO
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iSpccla! 10 The Times Dispatch.
Ncw York, April l".-l'raukly ic-
caring mat the locomotive engineers
notice it they decide 10 strike. chef
warren ). stone, Of til brotherhood ot
locomotive Engineers. aGrccd 10 giNc
.'' 'hiplrNSrS Tour m1rc uaNs ui grace.
He said he was satisfied Ia wa!t until
neNt Wednesday,. whan accordin.; to a
letter from j. G. Stuart. chairman oI
INC railroad managers. the railroads
VIII make definite reply to the de-
mands of the engineers
We will probably civ ono hours
notice II forced to strike. said Stone
to-niSht. Strike is the last recourse.
and We do not have TO consider /, untii
{ Very effort TO settle the matter peace
fullN Is exhausted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
SraIrn Proposals

TIE GROUNDS AND BUILDING; COM
ih!ttce of the state Normal and In
dustrial School Tor Women. al Fred
crlcksburg, Va. Will receive plans.
specifications aud bids for the cree.
non OF a dwelling house for Prcsi-
dent l.. IT, ltusscli. Of the school NJ
Fredcricksb urI. Va. until ~ o'clock
midday APRIL 80, 1912.
SAID building TO be of frame con
slruction upon a brick foundation.
TO nave about 10 or II rooms OF usual
size 10 nave cellar with concrct e
moor; TO have storcroom and bath
rooms; TO be heated by hot water, 10
nave the usual convcnenccs: tin
roof. well raised up for ventilation.
tnc mouse 10 he TWO stories high be-
sides cellar, and not to cost more
IMAM $1,000 complete and ready for
occupancy.
For further Information apply to
the chairman OF the Grounds and
Buiid!nS Committee al his Office in
the Merchants National Bank Euild-
ing, fourth floor. i;oom No rs, or
10 the president OF the school at
Fredericksburg Va. Bids to be ac-
compd MED by a certified check for
which check will be returned to tho
bidder upon his signing n contract
Tor building said house, with salts
factory security in some good bond
ms company Tor an amount equal 10
- per cent Of the contract price
he right ~ reserved TO reject any
and all bids. T. j. WHITE.
Chairman Grounds and Funding
Committee, Merchants National
Bank Building. Fourth Floor. Room
NO. IS, Richmond. Va.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND on TIE:
MECUANICSNiLLE TURNPIKE.

liy virtue of a deed Of trust. ,!a,cl
juno H. 1909. recorded In clerks oficn.
llcur!co county -. b 172-B. page 81,
default having been made In payment,
"f debt secured Will soil by public
auction, on ,n2 premises, on
THURSDAY. APRIL is 1912.
nj o'clock T. NJ
the PROPERTY described in said decd
as thosc Two certain lots, lying and
being In the county Of Hcnrico, Va.
east OF the city OF Richmond. on the
Mcchanicsville Turnpike bcginnln. at
the intersection OF to- cast line .. No
gainesville Turnpike with the north
LING Of the county road passing front
OF the residence Of ". IT, Brauer.
tn snce running northwardlv along the
cast line Of Mechanicsyille Turnpike
III distance % scventy-siN t7dl fee;
eight (sj inches. thence castwardly e..
right angles TO said turnpike one hun
dred and ;wcnty nvs ,l25 feet to an
alley In common in the rear ten lol
feet N'idc thcncr souihwardiy along
said alley forty $50 feet. more or less
10 tho aforesaid county rcnd thence
along said road to beginning
TERMS: Cash for expenses 81 sals.
any taxes due. and TO nay s2d0 with
interest from june .. Iali and hal
ancc on terms to he named by c. u
Wood
WIIf.oCGIHY NEWTON. IN.
Trustee.
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AnnnsrEp ny l.. :. MARSHA.
SpotsHlNnnin Citizen Charged with At
tncktnE AIniI (nrrlcr.

special to The Times Dispatch
SpotsNIvania, Va. April i3.--Charlcs
w. Jones. citizen Of this county. liv-
Ing near Mount Pleasant was arrested
yesterday afternoon 10y 4 United States
William Johnson. Il mail carrier be-
tween Spotsylvania and Mount Pleas
ant charging Jones with attacking the
man carrier. johnson, ana threatening
him, thus obstructinS and delaying the
carrying Of the mail Jones was taken
TO FredericksburS in the custody Of
the United States marshal. and will
have hearing before United States
Commissioner Charles d. Foster
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DIES AS RESULT OF SEVERAL
.trTEMI"rS TO END MS LIFE;


Special TO The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg, Va. April l3.-C. w.
Wccden, formerly postmaster and mer-
chant at Grigsby. in King George
county, died At his home as a result
Of several attempts TO take his own
life. He had tried to cut his throat
ana at other times took poisons. Mr..
Weldon WAS n widoWcr about nftN-siX
years old. ana had been in bad health
Tor some time and became dcspondcni
He had been successful in business lie
is survived by several grown children
and four brothers.
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9illlnrr2

ciiAMLEE'S MILLINERY. Mrs. l..
Sarnelt. Successor. new store. 5.S
East Broad street (near SiNth) \
special invitation is extended To my
out OF town customers to visit me
the coming week. have a large
stock of hats left over from Ia stor
ana new goods arriving daily. Spe.
~ reduced Tho most sensible and
practical hats III the city. cheaper
thnn elsewhere. Don't forget new
location. a2S East Eroad Street
tIlAMl.EE.'S MILLINERY. MRS. l..
BARNETT Successor
NIL THE LATEST STYLE. SPRING
hats and novelties at very reason
able prices Full line of hat frames.
all shapes. ut cLARkl.S MlLL1N-
EltN. .lI North Irirsl Strcet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
Braleb l4roposaJ9

ESTIMATES Will he RECEIVER -,
ihls Office for The purchase ana re-
Murphy HotS. Nos. sol, s0s .a
eo'. 500 East Broad Street. srati,,,..
TINS required to clear aito ~,
amount .of bonds 10 guarantees coni
tract. Estimates must he in M,
Office not later than SATl;Ep',1Wt"
April 20. 1912. at IL o'clock noon =
ire company reserves the ris-,,
10 reject any and ali bids.
CS!gncd1
MUEPHYs HOTEL nHcl
BY JOHN MURPHY, President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
BY Green & Hcdd.
Real Estate .Auctioncors.
AUCTION SALE
49,

AUCTION SALE
no. 10 EAST MARSHALL STREET..
On THURSDAY. ArHn. IS. 1912.
at $50 o'clock p. NJ
on the premises. We Will offer Tho
above property
Tho improvements consist OF a
Splcndidly arranged detached brick
house. contaInin; fourt en- ID rooms.
with ali modern improvements, and
in excellent state of repair.
Ii is seldom tina, ono has q chance
20 purchase property in this section
Of the city, ana we earnestly recon-
mend this property as a Very safe
investment.
TEHMS: Mos, liberal, and announced
at sale
GREEN &: Redo.
Auctioneers.
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5ullrll,rr Boarninu

rHE: WAYLANp HOUSE, OpENS ISL,
% June. Address MRS. r.. w.
MOONEY, Crozct. VA
WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS Fol;
beautiful country place; large. cool.
airy rooms, tram service Will per-
init working in Richmond and BOARD
ing here rates reasonable. Address
COLONIAL HOTEL, Hanover. Va
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cassclman & Co.
Real Estate and General Auctioneers.
iriS East Main. Phone Monroe 1902

casselman & Co.
Real Estate ana General .tuctioneers.
los East Main pnonc Monroe 1907.
JAMES RIVER ESTATE.
iiAltDltNS OK TlfE-j.lMt:S CHARLES
CITY COUNTY,. SINTEEN MILES
From RICHMOND SALE BY PTP-
Lie AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL -. 1912.
a, II y. NJ.
ar the premises o: one Of the most
beautiful estates IN Virginia, contain
Ing 500 acres; 30 clchicd $50 ready
FOR the Dlow 50 acres IN wood High.
collins, beautifully watercd land. with
ca.N access rs road AMI river; i,
miles fronting on the magnificent
iame- i.iver q H1rdcns Wharf. wtth
lhrSr permanent pier 'rwo lines run
ming dailS: steamers bringing a large
revenue to the estate The place Is
wall fenced and has beautiful orchard.
comfortable colonial dwelling house.
Will ali necessary outbuildinEs and
iernnt houses Fine fishing and SHOOT
Ing In delightful nAiShborhood. This
l. q beautiful homo. q fnc farm. and
contains splendid building sites, OF
fcrinG an onportunitY Tor payln;
speculation sal" positive
Further particulars from
CASSELMAN & co.
Real Estate Auctionc4rx
1915 East Main.
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The aleeaztlha AHCtsua CO.
AuCn0NEE-a3
@ 3 EAA 3T BROAD. N'r.
UNCLAIMED EXPRESS MATTER
Ut AUCTION.

10 Whom II May Concern:
The Southern Express Company and
me Adams i:XprcsS Company will sell
Tor cash to ;hc highest bidder, at pub
ne auction. AL mattcr remaining on
hand SIX months or more unless pre-
Ninusly called for and delivered OF.
Otherwise disnoscd OF on or before
TUESDAY. MAY II. 1912,
Commencing a., 10 o'clock \, NJ.
at the auction salesrooms OF the VAL
cntinc Auction Co, No. SIS East Broad
street. Richmond. Va.
w. y, MEfIE G.AN,
Agent.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctionecrs.
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The Valentine Auction Coz
AuCTiONEERa
50 8 EAST BROAD. STE

AUCTION SALE or
REFUSED AND uNCLAlMED FREIGHT
or THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AMI
POTOMAC RAILROAD co,
TUESDAY. APRIL 10TH. 1912,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
AT their freight railway station a
Harrison and Marshall Str ,ets.
= large quantity Of valuable goods
RI various kinds. including Furniture.
Machinery, Vehicles, box OF household
goods. boxes and bales of merchandise.
barrels and contents. Castings. crates
of cnameled and chinawaic and mis-
cellanaous goods of various kinds.
TERMS: Cash.
LESLIE ELLIS. Agent.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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Fly y. j. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Agents and AuctioncSrs
Court Sale Of Brick
Dwelling, Northwest
Conner Byrd and
Fourth Streets

In execution OF decree OF the Rich
mond Chancary Court. ont ,rcd JuIv -.
hail. in the suit of Harriet Il; Wadc's
committee vs.. j. c. Brockanbrounh's
administrators, etc. VIC WILL, as special
commissioners. thereby appointed sell
by auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, APl,II. is. 1872.
at o'clock T. NJ.
The property mentioned above. fronting
2Sla feet on the nortI line of Bvrd
Street and extending back within,
parallel lines lao feet To an alley.
This corner dwelling is ccn.ra.ly
located. convenient to a dclightful
park and everything desirable
Please be sure to give il your spe.
ciai attention,
TERMS: One fourth cash; balanc. /,
three equal instruments at six, Twelve
and eighteen months for notes inter
est added. and title retained until the
purchase money Is all Ifa id aud a con-
vcyancc ordered ny the court or iiI
cash, at the option Of the purchaser.
SOL CUTCHINS.
ISAAC DIGGS.
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the hoad re.
required of the special commissioners
in the above mentioned suit has been
duly given.
Clerk
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auettpn 5alrs, a5pnnay
By G. l. ~ II. l.. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
y NICE LOT FRONTING; 80 FEET on
ORLEANS STREET

BY Virtue Of II deed OF trust dated
July 80. 1910. recorded in Richmond
default having bscn made ia payment
OF debt secured. will sell by public
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. APRIL ii. 1912.
al . O'Clock T.. NJ, t
The lot described in said deed as 'all
that certain lot. piece OF parcel OF
lahd In the city uf Richmond Va
fronting ~ feet on orleans street ana
running hnck between parallel lines.
ana WAS conveyed to ~ T.. AlcCabc In
deed from l., - Entklns ia cd Au-,
gust ~ l?O2, recorded in cicrls';
onlcc. llcnriro county. in u. u. l65-A.
pa:;c 30
TERMS: cash
ISAAC pit;GS
Urn
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Enaro lQalltrn

ROOM ANp GOAnp EN YOUNG MAN
with private family. can give refer
tnccs Il 80. care Times dispatch.
WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD Bh
Souur lady: no objection to suburbs
references furnished l. IT,. cj,rc
times Dispatch
WANTED, BY GENTLEMAN AND
wife, board near the city for several
months. state location and price. r.
sat care Times pispatch.
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RefIings

MEDICAL COLLlGtiE OF VIRGININ1-
~ thc annual meeting of the hoard
OF visitors of this institution. 10 bn
htld on MAY %. 1912. there will he
,ilsc'en q professor of diseases OF
tnv eye and ear and Il professor 1i
obstetrics ana diseases OF the p,,cr.
neral state which vacancies were
created ~ the deaths OF Drs. John
Davidson and Daniel i. Coleman
respectively. me- '
Applications for these chairs with
,G5Iinnnhis. 10 he forwarded 10
Tl,hf.ii;SlST0rHEH ToMPKINS, NJ. d.,
TtIOS. II. BARNES. NJ H..
fI:sidcnl Board OF Visitors
j. X, Mc'tAULE.I. Secretary
r,,, kikchlnond. Va. Arril /. 1914
i,rlson Assoociation OF Virginia -
Smg 'ransacsion of business will be
neid AT No. $ol East Main Stront
M,liiGih'nond, Va, TUESDAY. .Aprii i6
By order Of tie Bonrd NJ r,,ro,
GEORGE :. JEFFERSON,
Secretary.
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by virtue OF "a certain dead OF trust,
dated October II 1911. and recorded III
the RIrhmoud chanccry Court co. rls
naice In H. l., .lS-A. page $j!, dctault
having been made ia the payment OF
portion OF the dabi secured Thereof
and having been r"VuIrsd hy the h"u.-
nciary therein 20 to DO. l. the UNDER
signed trustee. VIII on
FRIDAY. APRIb ~, 1917
at ) O'Clock Z. NJ
Oh the premises. proceed to sel at
public auction the property convey cd
Hi that certain 10, u land. VITA All
improvements thereon, lying and being
IN the city uf Richmond Va begin
niiis at point ON the north IN Zinc
fee; east OF tho eastern itnc % Syca-
moro street. thence running eastward.
~ along and fronting ON the said
northern limo Of Floyd Avenue on-
hundred ana scvcntS-tvc tl1ib feet
scyoH o. Inches. and extending Back
horthnardls from snld front between
parallel lines one hundrJ aud tairty-
i've u"lp &c, to an allies nteeu tiJt
Ictt wide
Tho imnr@;yen,ents consist, OF inc
when arc pull; Of the ytry best mate
rials. wrll arranged have all modern
improvements ana are now rented TO
most c%collcnt tenants
Any one wishing to bid on ono OF
more Of thcs, dwellings, can DO 80 As
tivclv.
Note whereas terms Of above
terms can he nad on application to
the auctionScrS