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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
Methods Adopted by Uncle Sans
Engineers Have Proven
Successful.

With the false cribwork and sheet
piling of the cofferdam weighted down
the possibility of any of the coral floor
ing of the Pearl Harbor drydock site
rising has been prevented. The new
method of "pinning" down the floor
with wood piles driven thirty and forty
feet through the coral, clay and other
stratas and covering the pile-heads with
concrete, poured through pipes, is pro-
nounced successful by Naval Engineer
Gayler and Engineer Francis Smith of
the San Francisco Bridge Company,
which has the drydock contract.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
SUSPENDED SENTENCE
FOR A BLIND MAN

WAILUKU, Maui, February g.
Samuel Howell, blind Hawaiian, was
up before Judge Mckay of the Wal
lnku district court yesterday to answer
to the charge of larceny of two-thirds
bag full of taro belonging to a China
man. The taro was grown by the
Chinaman on land leased by him from
II. MaRase, cripple, and Samuel
Howell, the blind Hawaiian, pulled the
taro at the instigation of Mr.. Manase
who claims the tenant has broken the
lease. The Chinaman insisted that he
is simply protecting his rights and
complying with the term of the lease
as he understood them. Samuel Howell
pleaded guilty and the judge suspended
sentence over him for thirteen months.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
CONNESs FRANCHISE
AGAIN UNDER FIRE
Rivalry Over Waikiki River
Power Rights-Electric Com
pany Fighting Back.
Especial Mail to The Advertiser.)

Especial Mail to The Advertiser.)
HILO, February 6.-The hearing of
the opinions of the general public in
regard to the proposed resolution EN-.
dorsing amendments to the CONFESS
franchise, for power to manufacture
and sell electric light and power, will
probably be the most interesting feat
ure of the meeting of the board of
supervisors on Thursday.
That there will be considerable dis
cussion is certain. The Hilo Electric
Light Company will be represented,
and will oppose the resolution. 1t is
also certain that amendments will be
proposed by some of the supervisors.
One of these will provide that the
power to sell light and power be
granted provided a maximum charge is
inserted into the franchise. One of
the supervisors says that he will vote
against the resolution unless it is pro-
vided that all the wires be placed un-
der ground within city limits.
Question OF Power.
In this connection it is of interest
that the existing company which holds
lease of the Waikiki river water
right owned by the Hilo Boarding
School, has asked for an extension of
this lease, as the present one will soon
expire. The school trustees have APP
pointed a committee to consider the
terms of such an extension. The
trustees have also discussed, without
taking definite action, the danger of
conflict arising from the fact that the
CONFESS interests propose to take water
out from the Waikiki River at point
above the Boarding School water right
and to return the water used at point
below the place where the school rights
terminate.
On the whole the matter of the Civ
ing of right to use the river water
has been brought up for discussion
again. and in this connection new
view is being presented, from severa
sources, in respect to the action of thu
government in granting this right /
is pointed out that the right is withou
doubt valuable; at least, the Comes
people would be sure to bid, while tn
Electric Light Company might b
electric light company might b
looked upon as probable bidder. TIL
Territory, many think, ought to plac
the water right up at auction, in orde
that all might have chance.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
INDICTMENTS FOUND
IN DYNAMITE CASES

INDIANAPOLIS. February e.
Thirty-two indictments have been re-
turned by the grand jury investigating
the union dynamiting cases. Most of
the indictments are believed to be for
union officials. The names have been
placed on the secret file pending the
arrest of the men,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09

more generous measure of tribute than
it has ever bestowed upon almost any
other author. Five hundred citizens,
prominent in the life of New York, at
tended the banquet, given last night,
while smaller observances of less mag
nitude were held elsewhere, yesterday,
or viii be held today.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
COLDS MAY BE AVOIDED.

When your feet are wet and cold, and
your body chilled through and through
from exposure, take a big dose of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, battle your
feet in hot water before going to bed,
and you are almost certain to ward of
a severe cold, For sale by Benson,
Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09

Kalmuki Land Co, Ltd ........ ID
S Hanaoka to Won Hamm- Young
Co, Ltd .......,......... 70 Nj
l. Hebert to Won Hamm- Young Co,
Ltd observation-disclosures. ~ M
X Kamasato to Won Hamm- Young
Co, Ltd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - Nj
John Radin to L NJ Nakuina AID
hsb ...............'.' hel
Kaimuki Land Co. Ltd to Emma Nj
Nakuina
Cornelia Babcock to Manuel Duarte
Jr .........,,..'''
William Kapepee and VT to Francis
sam Keoniu to Dick X Diamond. ID.
Clark Farm Co, Ltd to Pinectar
Sales Co, Ltd aforementioned. Rel
Clark Farm Co, Ltd to Pinectar
Sales Co, Ltd .........,......B >
Court of Land Registration.
Thomas Metcalf and by Tr to
Western Hawn Invsmt Co,
Ltd Observation-Disclosures ffdt Fore
Thomas Metcalf, ct al, by Mtgee
to Henry WaterhOuse TT Co, Ltd ID
Entered of Record February 6, 1912.
d B Maconachie and VT to Otto
Ludloff and VT .............. ID
Jos Schwartz TO Irving j Hurd p A
Carl Waldeyer and VT to Mrs
Alice Raseman ......,,,....... ID
Ane x Wallace to c w Spitz. Rel Dow
Chas Mahoe to Kong Chung $3.50. L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
NEW YORK CELEBRATES
N0vELlST'S BIRTHDAY

NEW YORK, February 7,-Gotham
celebrated the hundredth anniversary
of the birth of Charles Dickens last
night, twelve hours in advance, with
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
Methods of Work.

There are now two section, each 200
feet long, enclosed. The cut published
herewith shows plainly the two Golfer
dams, photographed from the mixing
bins. The one in the foreground is the
first one built. This is filed with false
cribwork and with the water pump
ed out looks like the framework of a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09
REAL EAGERNEsS.

WASHINGTON, February 6.-The
Democratic members of congress are
preparing to push the investigation of
the money trust.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09

SHOWS JHe SOllulJy Oh IHe WOUQWOrR-
. Ask*****#HAss*:A:ss s*s& NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
four-story building In this instance
the contractors building the first story
on the surface of the water and then
weight it with pig iron. This sinks the
story until the upper timbers are
level with the surface. The second
story timbers are jointed on and that
section, weighted down, sinks. The
third and fourth stories are added until
the bottom timbers rest upon the con-
crete bases which were made ON land
and then placed in position by divers.
In the cut the second section is high
er than the first indicating that it has
not yet been sunk to the required depth.
The other illustration gives an idea of
the immensity of the cribwork. The
photograph was taken in the FIN
terior' of the four-stOry structure and
shows how the sections are weighted
and joined, one on top of the other.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-02-09

The contracting engineer is now en-
gagged in concreting along the sides
next to the sheet piling. The remain
der of the water in the first section
will be entirely pumped out when this
work is finished. This will expose the
entire concrete work which was all
done under water and spread by div
ers. Then the actual work of shaping
up the bottom and the sides and lay
ing the granite blocks to form the steps
will be carried ON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

Erwin. the brides sister wore bcau-
litul gown of pink mcssnlino and ear-
rAcd Il houpuet OF carnations She
ceived the guests ana assisted Mrs
Erwin in SERVING, "a delicious luncheon
immediately after the ceremony. DIR.
and Mrs. Hall left on the midday train
ior Ashevi!lc. from which point they
Will make an extended Southern tour.
J. taking In the Floridt and Cuban re-
sorts
The bride is a daughter of AIR. and
AIRS. Samuel j. Erwin. of MorSautou,
her father being an eminent, lawyer
and for many years assistant division
counsel for the Southern Railway COM
pany. She is very popular in Morgan
ton social circles.
The groom for a number Of years
was one OF the assistant superintcnd- :
ents of the State Hospital in MorSan-
ton. and Is now associated with Drs.
Anderson and Gayle in conducting the
Wcstbrook Sanatorium at Richmond,
for the establishment OF which instt-
tuition these young physicians pur-
chased the Gintcr residence and parks
In the suburbs OF that city. DR.. Hall
Is q son of Or. l.. a. Hall. of staten
VILE. y. c.. who. with DR. ]. X. Ross.
of Charlottcs, and Dorman Thompson,
of Statesvlllc, attended the wedding.
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JURY IS SELECTED
IN RAIAES CASE
Defense Will Attempt to Prove
That Miss Chambers's Slayer
Is Insane.
tspeciaito The r,mo..n,sna,cn,

- tepeciai 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. Va. February 2y-The
Trial OF Joshua A.. l,aincs tor the kill
ing OF Miss Eva NJ Chambers ON the
Eiornins Of January a. in the Cave
C nt.mE Di! a. began today IN the
Srcuit Court in Salem, Judge W. w
Moictt presiding. The Commonwealth
Was represented by its attorney. Il. w
nine, ana the defense by Judge W. J..
iehsoG,. judge Il. G.. J,cKson and j. y.
"aui; a. j; u. Logan, who was APP
pointed to defend iiaincs Jointly with
.hr. saul. withdrew from the case Il
lew days ago.
The spacious court room contained
ABOUT 80 persons when the case was
called. About dozen women occu
pied seats III the nllery. Later nc
crowd was augmented until IL Included
about 400 people.
When court adjourned this after
noon the twelve jurors had been en-
panelled. The taking Of testimony will
commence to-morr.w.
The defense Will attempt to prove
Raincs liz insane.
Visited by Minister.
The Rev. w. IL. Woolf. presiding cl-
der Of the Roanoke District of the Meth
odist Church. Baltimore Conference,
has been a daily visitor upon iaines
for the past two weeks and held SER
vices with the prisone; this mora
ing. Raincs has talked freely 10 the
minister concerning his deed, and at
no time has he attempted TO justify "
/ In any way. What passed between the
Rev. Mr.. Woolf and Naines cannot. Of
course. be known, the minister not
being questioned az to this.
In preliminary statement TO the
court. Judge w. j. Henson frankly
stated thai the defense would CON
duct its case along the line of IN
sanity. All members, Of the venire
were therefore carefully questioned py
the court with this In view.
The trial is being attended by quite
a number of members of the bar or
Roanoke city and other citizens. VINO
are evincing lively interest In the
proceedings.
Among those IN the court room To-
day were $. y. Chambers, father Of
the murdered girl: NJ. II. and j. H.;
| Chambers, brothers of tho girl. and
John w. and William Chambers. cous-
| ms. Mrs. I,aines wife of the prisoner,
WAS In court with her sister and Two
| brothers, John and VIII Martin. Mrs,
| Raines seemed much affected anu gave
way TO her feelings at intervals.
| Forty witnesses Will be called 10
! testify In the case, among them DR.,
j. c. King, OF Marion. who is an ca
pert allenist.
Miss Chambers. who was principal of
| country school near Roanoke, was
shot down in the public read near
| her school, there being one or more
| eycwitnesses to tho tragedy MISS
| Chambers was plaintih in damage
| suit against Mrs. Raines growing ou'
| OF some misunderstanding which ARCS,
while Miss Chambers was boardcr az
/ the Raines home last year. ana hei
/ refusal to Withdraw this suit is said
! to have been the motive for the Riiiihs
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DOGS LOSE TRAIL
Of PRISONERS
tspecial . Tho Vines Dispatc.i.

-, Ndpt ChhrIrs, Va. FcbrlInry Pc
ne bloodh"unds placed on the trail
81 the three prisoners who escaped
from Eastyt'ic jail last night, los, the
scent between EusIvillc and Muchi-
ponSo. where il Is supposed the fu-
slt'Ecs hoasl.d freight train.
Although thirty hours had elapsed
since the escape of the prisoners. the
noss did great work. taking the scent
IRON the cell in which the prisoners
were confined aud following it along
me railroad tracks for . distance nf
nve miles. II has been learned tina,
the Knife and saw with which tn.
prisoners made their way to freedom
were secretcd In IL loaf OF bread which
they had received from friends OH tho
ont HiIt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01
ELEcTRICAL WoKkEMs WANTED-

EIIELIRICAL " OKhTlIta " nv I'D
We can fit you for "a ell-paid posi-
ton 'as foreman or superintendent
OF an electric railway, !tSnting or
dynamo station. or trlepaVn" man :
agcr. This course OF instruction mas
mas been approved ~ the pest known
electrical engineers IN the word. we
can give you the records OF thou
sand men VINO have succeeded as lne
direct result or taxing tnis course.
The only qualification needed - the
ability to read and write, and the
ambition TO succeed Write AT once
for information l. Z. :, Box Key
1873 L, Scranton, Pa.
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JpDtfcfs
LOANS I TO . PER CENT.

'1'-''-1---~-'1',]' =
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WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT CT
new and second hand wagons, one
horse truck light furniture wagon
Rubber-tire work. painting anu re-
nuirinS. RICHARDSON BROS, Sl5
Brook Avenue Madison 1867.
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louS,ntSS &JppDrliinIIIrs

MONEY LOANED g ii aWI 11IiI:ss~ -
jeweiry at lowest rates OF Interest,
No charges for storage. X. f. JA--
GOBS & son. us y. N';.th Street.
FOR SALE = BLOCK GIVE HUN
dred doJlars) OF S per cent. preferred
stock OF one OF the largest manu-
featuring companies in the south. A
hign-gradc Investment Good reason
for ceiling. Address r. o. Box No.
!23. city
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where he had been prevented from
going on account of tile expense. The
President issued a special order.
SENATOR SNNANSON'S SECRETARY
ltECONEWJNG FROM OPERATION


Washington. February 29.-GeorGs
Nundy. secretary to Senator Swanson,
mas returned to Washington and re-
sumed his duties after several weeks
spent in a hospital as IL result OF an
operation for appendicitis. Mr.. Mundy
Is vol known in Richmond and other
parts of Virginia and Is very popular
among the friends he has made m
Washington. Although not entirely re-
covered from his long illness, Mr..
Mundy is at last able to get back in
harness again.
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Ifall-Eryin.
-lsnacial in Thc Times- DIepateh.l

lSpacial to The Times Dlepatch.1
Morganton. ! c.. February 29.-At
the residence OF the brides parents,
North LenoiI Street, at II o'clock TINS
morning. Miss Laura Witherspoon Err
vim of Morgan,on. was married to pr
emnnv wns performed by Rev. Chas.
T. Sauires. pastor OF the Lenolr Pres
bytcrian Church. Ii WAS neautilui
home wedding, celebrated in inc pres.
md groom lust before the ceremony
Miss Katherine Claywell SANG -
Promise Me" Miss Julia Erwin, 4
cousin of the bride, was at the plano
onG Waved Schuberts "Serenade" very
enftly while the wedding service was
Being performed. Tie bride, wore a
teiinred suit OF dark blue cloth ana
carried Brides roses. MISS Katherine
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WIN he Guests Of yorfol,s CLUB.

Norfolk, Va, February 29.-Repre-
sentative Martin W. Littleton, of New
York, and Senator Borah, of Idaho, Will
congressional dinner" here Saturday
night Senator Martin and Repreaen
tative II. L. Holland, OF Virginia. and
Representative John ii. Small Will be
other members of Congress in attend
anCe,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

AS directed by a decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Dinwidde county. en-
tered at its December term, 1911, in
the suit OF Meade c. Edmunds VS.. 4. c.
t.dmunds ct ais. the undersigned spo-
ciai commissioner will sell by public
auction, in front OF the Bank o. Din
widdic. at Mckinney. Va. on
MONDAY. MARCH II, 1912.
at u O'Clock NJ.
% All of the standing timber six
inches and upward in diameter on n
acres. situate about one mile from Nc
kenney.
II is estimated that there are about
5000, 900 feet of pine. oak and poplar
timber. about 10000 railroad ties. and
considerable quantity of gum and
cedar on said tract. The purchaser
will be given three years to cut and
remove said timber and the usual
privileges OF ingress and egress and
yards. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
90 Said tract of land containing GlS
homo tract, fronting on the Mill Road
In said county and adjoining the lands
OF pr Il Il. Wilkinson. u. T. Wells.
Iehmer and others together with the
dwelling house. outbuildings and ten
ants house thereon.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in
one and two years. evidenced by nego-
table notes. with interest from date
OF sale
]. NJ TOWNSEND.
Special Commissioned.
RENNIl3 BUTTERWoRTH.
Auctioneer.
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BIG MONEY PROPOSITION FOR THE
right man. DO you want to be in
dependent and your own boss Tor
goods that a universal demand is
being created for in all towns and
cities in Virginia? Representative
o; a big corporation is here TO APP
point State agency; $50 required;
money fully protected. Give tele-
pnono for Immediate interview. *
SIS. caro- Times Dispatch.
WANTED, RESIDENT SALES MAN
ager for leading manufacturing cor
poratlons to open Office in Richmond.
VIII allow $3.50 TO 5000 monthly. also
authorized expenses and extra COM
mission. Must carry $500 to $4,000
cash stock. according 10 territory.
contract, etc. TO supply demand
created by our advert!s!ng and
agents appointed. SUPERlNTEND-
ENT. Dept. II B. 22S w. Huron St.
Chicago.
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Now oniccr, of y. ". c. A.
ISn.cial 20 Tic Times. nI.na,ch.1

IspeciaI 10 THO Times DIspa tch.l
Charlottesville. Va, February 2?.--Thc
tnivcrsity % virginia Young Mems ChrIs-
i!an Association has elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: Joseph +. Mooro
q; Berryville. pres!tcnt; Clarence .. Amo-
nette. of Madison Heights, vice-presidcnt
w. ~ Pott o. Shanghai. China. recording
secretary, and Prof. ". ~. Hancock. treas
urer.
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ROnr ana Npuno

bUsl. IN BARTON HEIuiiTS OR ON
L. y. car, iaay's -goiu wutrn ana foD;
initiais, Is. " L. LiDciaI reward IL
returned TO 800 Home street. burton
iicisHts, or Auditors once, T., +.
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professional I2eIp lllantfn

TEACHERS FOR GRADED. HIGH
coming in daily now. Enroll eariw
Three agencies, one enrolment. Suar.
anteed service. SHERIDAN TEAGH-
Frs AGENCIES, Greenwood r
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AIDS CONFEDERATE VETERAN


President INIT Has Him .NdmIttcI to
Government Hospital.
Washington, February 29.-Though
Confederate veterans generally are en-
clud.d from government hospitals.
President Taft made an eNcep-
ton OF Captain ]. w. Myers, OF Jack
syg,yillc, Fla. and ordered that he be
admitted TO tho Army and Navy Gen
eral Hospital ut Hot Springs. Ark.
Senator Fletcher Informed the Presl-
dent that Captain Myers was crippled
With rheumatism and unable to obtain
relief anywhere but at Hot Springs.
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-Four Frame Dwellings
223, u.s.. ri and
229S.Laurel Street

Chancsry Court Of the city OF Rich
mond. entered on the Esd day of Feb
ruary, 1912. in the suit styled "Roselia
and Others" I Will sell at public auc-
ton. on the promises. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 5. 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
the following property, described in
said decree as follows. to-wit:
That lot OF land, with the Improve
ments thereon, known as Nos. 223.
225, 221 and 229 South Laurel Street.
lying, and being in the city of Rich.
mond, Va. on the eastern side OF
Laurel Street. beginning at point on
the east line OF Laurel Street l57 feet
north OF the northeast corner of Laurel
and Beverly Streets. extending thence
northwardly along the east line OF
Laurel Street, aud fronting thereon
rs feet inches. more or less and
running back from said front. within
parallel lines n depth of lt5 feet to
an alley 20 feet wide"
TERMS: One-th!rd of the purchase
price to he paid in cash, and the ball
ance in two equal Instruments, pay
able In SIX ana twelve months. respec-
lively the deferred payments to DO
purchaser. with interest added. and
the title to be retained until the en-
tire purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by tho court; or
for nil cash, at tho option OF the pur-
WILLIAM \. MoNCURE.
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this aSth day
of February, 1912.
CHARLES o. SAyILLE.
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EQUITABLE

'FANs JUST. We ARE THE ORC,
fNAToRs OF TO 4 CENT.
AlSD OFFER YOU THE SERVICES
pr a STRONG COLLATERAL BANK
LOANS MADE oH WATCHES. DiA-
MoNDs AND JEwELRY. Eou1-
TABLE LOAN SOCIETY, PRIVATE
oFFIcEs SECOND FLOOR BRYAN
BUILDING. EIGHTH AND BROAD.
BANKING HOURS , 10 :.
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LADIES. NOTICE

THE ITNEScELLED QUALITY OF
THE WORKMAN SHIP ON MY TAIL.
ORED GARMENTS IS ALREADY
WELL KNOWN TO y GREAT MANY
LADIES OF RICHMOND AND Vi
CINITY. COME WHERE YOU WILL
GET THE VERY BEST OBTAlNA-
RI,E IN STYLE AND REDUCED
PRMEs. j. WINTERS. 200 IL \.
SIXTH STREET.
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a BALTIMORE ENTERPRISE, THOR
oCGHLY ESTABLISHED CNOT 4
FAXED. WANTS = MAN WHO IS
CAPABLE AS WELL AS HONORA-
BILE. TO FILL THE POSITION OF
SECRETARY AND TREASURER.
ONE WHO WILL HANDLE Ali.
MONEYS AND TAKE CARE OF ALL.
MONEYS. PREFER ONE WHO HAS
SOME EXPERIENCE IL DEPAIiT-
MENT STORE OR MERCANTILE;
BUSINESS. MUST BE WILLING TO
INVEST $4,000 IN REAL MONEY
GO notes. 10 SUCH 4 MAN 4
BIG FUTURE IS GUARANTEED
BUSINESS Is OF NATIONAL. SCOPE
If INTERESTED ADDRESS TIMES
DISPATCH; II y THRILLER DON'T
ANSWER. REFERENCES EXPECT
ED.
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KoDii;s Jior larnt

FUKNTsHED ROOM FOR RENT 70
gentleman, ll6 South Fifth.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, HEAT
ed; also three furnished rooms for
light househ coping. 400 North Sew
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ONE OR
TWO young men, with table board
Az West Grace Street.
ONE LARGE AND TWO SMALL
rooms: gentlemen. l07 North Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-01

.LoSi, IN DAItION HEIGHTS or
g FIRST and brVau. iady's Soiu watch
Z ana iob; initiais Is. v. H. hewaru IL
returned 10 3vv nome street. Barton
lielGhts. or AUDITORS once. X, =.
IL h.
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p.lp S..aillrp, azalr

WANTED. A THOROUGuLY EXPERT
chctd auditor to WORK a. principal;
one VINO mas worheu unutf certi-
Hed accountant or Tor reputable
auuit company preferred Muse DC
OF Eoou uuutvss -nu sUuer GIVE age
ana references. Addrcss y. LEE
--.--nS, Certined Pubic Ac-
countant 3il-3l2 Law Bu!!ding. Nor
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9olitttnrs amt 5alesn,en

TRAVELLING. Statesmen "a = 100
& on commission. snappy line nf IN
styles OF specialties in men. " ,. .en
shoes to retail all at s. and ss5o. State
STAN DARD SHOE MANTLE s, S1TI.1s .
ING CO, Baltimore. Nd ~ Wv