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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-05

DRLD BOILED DOWN
Henry Red Eye, insurgents, were
elected at meeting Usage tribe of
Indians.
New York.-Roosevelt declares
Ohio state convention a fraud.
Thinks he should have had alll
the delegates.
Rome.-Paulist cf1oristers Of
Chicago left here for Naples,
whence they will sail for New
York.
New York.-Rumored that if
Roosevelt does not get nomina-
ton, he will run at head of third
party.
Which must be very pleasing
to the Democrats.
Neutrality-suspicious. commit
tee to Investigate campaign con
tributions will begin work July /.
Urbana, HI.-Thomas ]. Bur
rill, vice-pres. University of Hi
nois, and Samuel Walter Shat
tuck, professor of mathematics
and comptroller, will retire at end
of present academic year, Aug.
81.
Michigan City, Ind.-Policel
plan drastic action against auto
and motorcycle speeders. Aimed.
at Chicago summer boys.
Belgrade, Servia.-Peter Mar
ajitch has appealed to parliament
to find him a wife. Says nobody
will marry him.
Washington.-Kaiser William
has cabled message thanking
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
FARMVILLE

Especial to The Richmond virgtnian.)
FARMvILE, VA, Jan lon tho
coolest morning In Farmvtlle. the
thermometer reached ten above.
Sleighing has ben fine. and yet tho
pastime has fallen well nigh into de-
cadence with US. Even the coun-
try boys have. failed to invade the
woods. select two shapely hickory
saplinxs. give them the proper bend.
attach a rude seat and then ny away
across the smooth surface. There Is
no more genuine JOY ride. ana free
from hurt and harm.
Some farmers have besn busy stor-
ing ice. but many prefer to buy from
the plant.
Judge Haadley 10 curious to knaw
how the reporter learned there were
just thirteen at prayer meeting when
ne wasn't there. And yet the count
was correct. and the vote not padded,
DR. A. p. Irving was one OF the
first TO fall on the slick sidewalk.
Mrs r. w. Mckinney and her
daughter, Mics frankie. are at ll6
East Franklin. for some weeks.
Mrs. Eugene GIL has returned from
Huntsville, Ala, where she spent the
holidays In he old home of MF. GILL;
The sick room of Mr.. H. T. Scott
Is hrixhtanad each d. with fresh
flowers and the presence of friends
cheers him.
Cashiers Scott and Walden were in
Richmond Saturday evening in con-
sultation with brother bankers over
the preliminaries to the annual gath
esigx ae olt. Pet.rgs. sS. \ sss.ash4As ~ zf
Fear u entertained that the Farm
Vile Guard will be disbanded. The
orEa nixation was known as Co. r.
l 9Th virginian Regiment during the
war and has maintained its organi-
sation since. -
Mrs. DIR. Aisop died at her home
at Prospect. this county. on Sunday
last and waS buried on yestarday In
the cemetery OF the Prospect Method
list church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
Y. DONATE owns
CAPTURED TEAM
ADMITS THAT GRAY HORSE AND
WAGON SEIZED BY oFFiCERs,
BELONG TO HIM.

V. Donati, owner of the Stoney
Creek Distilling Company. admitted
yesterday that the gray horse and
wagon seized by revenue officers Tues
day because the wagon contained q
barrel OF unstamped whiskey, was
his property.
But Mr.. Donati said he didn't know
who owned the whiskey. He express
ed the opinion that it might have been
possible that an enemy of his owned
the blockade stuff, and in some way
got II into his wagon with the pur-
pose of getting him into trouble.
The horse and wagon is still in the
possession of the government and will
be sold Pending the sale Mr.. Donati.
under the statute governing such
cases, can get possession Of the team
and use it till the sale provided he
puts up satisfactory bond.
The horse, wagon and barrel of
whiskey were seizeS on the Seven
Pines road Tuesday. by revenue off,
GERS and brought to the city. The
off were uHable to ascertain on
Tuesday who owned the horse and
wagon or the whiskey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
SUPREME COURT
TO NAME REv|SERS
FRIENDS or CODE REVISION HIT
OF HAPPY ExPEDiENT TO
SOLVE DIFFICULTY.

The fears that the project to revise
the Code OF Virginia would soon get
into deep waters on account of the
clamor OF candidates to be named re-
visers now no longer exists.
The friends of the movement, who
thought from the discussion OF the
matter In the Democratic caucus Tues
day night that the chances for the ul-
innate passage of the measure were
poor, have struck upon an expedfent
that. II Ia believed, will remedy the
situation.
. Instead of having the positions OF
reyisers filed In a pell nell fight be-
fore the General Assembly 1t Ia now
the plan to pass the revision meas
ure when II shall have been duly Of
fered providing in the measure that
the revisers shall be named by the
Supreme Court.
1t Is generally felt that the Supreme
Court Is better qualified to pass upon
the fitness of men for this character
OF service than the Assembly II Is
believed that this proposal VIII meet
with the approval OF those gentlemen
who opposed the measure unless It
should contain the names OF the men
who were to do the work.
AS heretofore indicated the revision
measure will be introduced by Judge
Martin Williams, OF Giles. who start
ed the movement SIX years ago for
the revision of the Code. Lawyers gen.
orally hold that the proper revision
Of the code would be service Of in
finite value TO the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
INSTITUTE HAS
HEAVY DEMANDS

This severe weather is making
heavy demands upon the Methodist
Institute to supply those who nat
urally turn to 1t for aid. Numerous
calls for fuel and food have come
within the last few days. and the In
stiute force has been kept busy at
tending to them. One home was vis-
tied and an elderly couple was found
in bed. because they had neither
fuel nor clothing. They had food sur
fieient for only a scant meal. Any
contributions Of money, supplies or
cNVhing that friends Of the insti-
tuv might make will aid toward
rneStiug q very real need, Contrthu-
tions can be sent directly to the Tn
stitute, eos North Nineteenth street.
or If notified over the phone. can be
sent for.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
Others to Nest.
= nAlLROADa.
SOUTHERN RAIL
Premier Carrier ~ the 1ele1

premier loIKA4R 81 IA4 - - ~
TRAINS LEAVE RIcHMoltN
N. B.--Following schetH le -
published as information am mot x
antesd. = s'7f]f ri
$40 A. M--Daily--Local for a.
lotte. Durham and Raleigh.
1o:45 A. M.-Daily--Limitnd--uN@3
points South. Drawing Room -
Sleeping Cars to Asheville. ~. CO.
500 r. MEX. Sunday, Loca1
Durham and intermediate stattOa&
500 P. M.--Daiiy--For D9nviil1
lanta and Birmingham. with g.
lighted drawing room slespsng 0e9MM
1l:&s p. M.-DAily--Ltmitsd 4o42
points South. Pullman ready 800 Il
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 p. M.--Daily---To West ~
connections for Baltimore Mon.
and Friday.
500 A. MIX. Sun. and ELS FL
Mon. Wed. and Fri.-Local 70
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMONxA
From the South: $3.50 A. NJ. 80
VI. 900 r. NJ, and sos A.. n,
1885 p. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point; $3.50 A. M -
1885 A. NJ. Mon, Wed. and Fri a
p. NJ, except Sunday.
8. +. BURGESS, d. p. a. hi
s07 East Main st. Phone Madia04&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
HIRSCIIBERG ENDORSED
FOR THE COMMISSION

President John Hirschberg. OF the
Central Trades and Labor Council.
who was recently endorsed by that
body for place on the Board Of Com
endnr sed By the Retail. Claskx' Union
Several other unions have indicated
their intention Of helping Mr.. Hirseh-
berg to secure place on the COM
mission.
Mr.. Hirschberg Is a member of the
Common Council from Jefferson ward,
and was one OF the first members OF
that body to display activity In the
movement for a change OF form OF
goYernment., .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
BROAD STREET STORE
is SOLD FOR $35, 600

According to deed OF bargain ana
sale recorded in the chancery clerks
Office yesterday, William Koss' heirs,
consisting of Charles H.. Lille. AL
bert w, William Koss, Elizabeth Car
ter and Lewis F. Carter. have sold to
NJ. L. Hofheimer. the brick store build
ing ana lot at ia West Broad street,
for the consideration Of $35. 900.
The property has q frontage of thir-
ty feet and q dapth OF 12s feet.
Another deed sets forth that Nellie
II. Capers has sold to E. II. Stewart
three tenements at 12-14-16-18 st.
James street, the consideration being
So 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
MANHATTAN CLUB
ELECTS IT'S OFFICERS

AT the annual meeting OF Manhat-
tan Club Tuesday night. ofticers Gar.
t6tstst .,s4e.a u ~ ~ SsscataIg s.AlffSd ~
Cohen was chosen president. j. n.
Gardner. was elected secretary and
assistant manager. and Chris. Eyenyen
VS. chosen manager.
After the business session a banquet
was enjoyed by the members: The
club was reported to be In tha best
Of condition. with a large and sub
tantial ~,nAmbershIp. This IL -ons OF
the oldest social clubs In the CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
RULES AGAINST
THREE RAILROADS

against the Richmond, Urbanna. and
Peninsular RAiiwy Company to appear
before the State Corporation Com
mission on February 81 next to show
cause, II any. why II should not be
fined for failure to make report - q
railroad not yet engaged In business
required by the communications for the
year ending Tune 20, 1911. Stm,lAy
ralss were issued against the Wast1
ington and Bancroft Traction snS.
Power Company ana the Virginia sEG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
snALED PROPOSALS.


Office OF
Richmond Public schools,
i .,.s Room 4as. city H&u.
Richmond, Va, Jan. ). 1919.
Sealed proposals. will be received At
this office, not later than Monday. Jan
nary s1d. At r. n. for tho erection
and completion OF . school building
on Grace street, between Twenty-third
and Twenty fourth streets. bids to be
~ follows:
(i) For the entire construction OF
the building.
(zy For the heating and ventilAfing
system OF the building.
ca For the plumbing system tor the
above building.
1 rertsaea rAsck. snr ssoAoe VIII No re !
quired with all bids for the erection
OF the building.
Certified check OF $4,000 will be ro-
CURED with all bids for the plumbing.
Certified check for $4,000 viii be re-
quirsd with all bids for the heating
and ventilatinG system.
Security Company's bond will BE- re-
qaired with the usual catygc0ntract.7~@a
School Board reserves the right 70
reject any ana all bids.
Fur further infoffnAffon.- p1kna ana
specifications. apply to CAfneAl 4 john
son, architects. National Bank Of vir-
ginia Building. Ninth and Main stfests.
Richmond, Va.
by order OF the school Board.
C. r. WALrOHD.
Clerk and Supervisor.
'--s-- G -. =. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
WILL. sAFE6I1l
THEIR Intern
sTREET COMMITTEE WIZ
ON AMENDMENr TO sEvnm
RAILWAY ORDINANC1 "a
MEETS FRIDAY M
SEVERAL MORE PAATIN9 u
.sGHEDGbEaL BEH8k
REGARD TO THE Pc
POSITION.
MEETS FRIDAY IN

n, resume consideration n "a
Seven Pines Railway franchlo
ter, the Council committees on
has been called to meet teH
night at o'clock.
Several persons are stili 70 49,
In regard to the proposition, R
believed that the committees
coed in getting to a vote bo9
session II over. At the m&esl
week, the committee consume mn
hours in hearing speakers disC
pro and con of the matter.
While majority OF the Coz
appears 10 be favorable TO tile DE-
sale of the Seven Pines franc14
the Virginia Railway and PoWe4
pany to the Richmond, UrbaM
Pneinsula Railway. 1t IN uno
on good authority that an AmeM
will be tackled on to the orr
sufficient to protect tho residen14
the Seven Pines line who wcn
cut out of special tickets ana IT,
privileges II the ordinances
through In its present shape.
The ordinance came TO the
mittee from a subcommittee wni0.
ported favorably on Ii.
win Protest People.
1t may be stated as cert
that IL the full COMMITTEES alo4
ports on the measure as It stAA
present. an amendment DESIGNS
protect the interests OF the
Pines commuters will be offered T.
Common Council when the
rea chpx that hody 5a "
Tomorrow afternoon the Buo
Mems Association Is schedulN4
meet to pass on resolution 80
by its board of directors approvtM
proposed sale Of the franchise (
the present terms.
Others to Nest.
No Council committee meetinG
scheduled for tonight. Other 4
mtttee meetings scheduled for tol
row night are as follows: Ele0txl
s p. NJ: subcommittee on ~
bridge. 1880 p. N.
At o'clock this afternoon. ~
called domiciliary committee u =
to meet. This Ii the COMMITTEES I
ed to look into the question o4a
riding additional quarters for tha4
ment OF the city's colored popas1l
crowded out OF their homes W
segregation ordinance. Mr.. We
fehr IS chairman of the commttte0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
PERSONAL

Il. SUBRIZI.
Formerly with J. II. Mostly & Co.
40s f. Grace ct.
THE TAILOR TO GENTLEWOMEN,
ANNOUNCES
Special Reduction in Hieh-Class
ladies' tailoring suits to order. $50.
$50. $50 suits. ss5, $ss. $40 Re-
member this IL the only time YOU
can get a high class suit made TO
order at these reasonable prices.
Everything In guaranteed up-ta-
date and perfect Mt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
oe-Aers FAR. Half Mic From De.ot.

10o-Acre Farns Hail Mile From Depot,
near Richmond; one-half in eultiva-
tton. balance In timber. school,
church, store one-half mile; seven
room house. in good condition; nice,
shady yard; price. $4,000.
We Have some Nice. New Houses, Four
to ten rooms. from two to ave acres
ilos East Main street.
For EHcAanxe-In the Best Part Of
CROWN Washington-handso
apartment house with every modern
convenience. renting for $1,000 Per
farm. For this and other choice pro-
perties for sale and exchange. ad-
dress EXCHANGE DEPT, sHAN-
NON 4 LUCHS. 7i3 Fourteenth street
N. w. Washington, y. c.
Floyd Avenue, 1000 Block, Large Three-
story brick dwelling. detached: lot
30x1ss: price, $4,000. will exchange
for Investment property. J. A. CON
NELLY 4 co.
Near the Cathedral fOne-Half SQUARED,
brick dwelling, eight rooms, SIX
extra large and bright; latrohs, two
ranges. back stairs, only $4,000. on
time, or $3.50 cash; great emporium
ity for one wishing to live near
cathedral or Monroe Park. CHAPLIN
& HUME.
Ginter park Residence, Eight Rooms,
modern. furnace heat: lot 100x25o:
price. $3.50. J. A. CONNELLY &
CO.
Oniy $500 VIII buy Eixht-Room
pressed-brick front dwelling, close
TO Main street business section. new
bath, range and latrobe: rented at
1900, nearly 10 per cent: terms.
CHAPLIN Il HUME.
I'iun-str.et Dwelling. Betwse. FLOYD
avenue and Grove avenue; rental.
$3.50; price, $4,000; will exchange for
desirable lot I'm Lee District. J. ~
CONNOLLY & CO
For Sale-Two SplendiA Brick DWELL
ings, seven rooms. bath and latrobe
each; high ground, terraced: on cor
ner. near postoffice, school and Bap-
fist church. South Richmond: only
$3.50. terms, II desired: rent. $3.50.
per cent. CHAPLIN & HUME. ID
Cherry street, Between Floyd Avenue
thedral; price, $4,000. J. A CON.
NELLY & co. =
Meadow street, Near Monument Ave-
nue., roome, detached; price $500
]. A. CONNOLLY & co.
warehouse site WITH RaiiroaA s,ainE,
one block OF city wharf. to close up
defunct loan company. VIII! sell the
lot rs feet by II feet for $500. ]. A.
CONNOLLY & CO.
Two Frame Houses. N Street. 3e-root
lot. in good condition: rental. S1Ss;
$140O. Small cash payment J. A.
CONNOLLY a co.
six-Roon Frame Dwelling % Twenty
NTH street tear itnee; price $1,000.
Can arrange terms. ]. A. CONNOLLY
- x -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
ro nuila oMo..

Davis and Archer procured q pernefs
yesterday from Building Inspector
Beck to erect 4 brick ONCE In the rear
of asia Hanover avenue. to cost 4470.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


poration OF investment banksrs, with
yeare Of experience. win undertake
TO procure capital for meritorious
enterprises. street and tnteruban
railways. public utilities. nAnufac-
turing conctrns. or for any htKhkrada
business houses, either Wholesale or
retail. that requires additional capital
TO increase their business with. We
will deal with principals only. NO
brokers or agents considered We
use the most modern methods and
money can be quickly procured
through the sale Of either stocks or
ponds. Companies organised ana In
corporatsd. Appointments Will be
made for personal interview. Address
THE J. G. RUSSELL COMPANY.
l1oe-e Conover Bids. InveStmsnt
Bankers. Dayton, @.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11

wanted-3 or 4 stout. steady ana Ae-
liable boys to carry paper routes.
Apply office Richmond virginian.
corner Governor and Ross streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11

The Girls Club. which was formed
by the debutants Of tho town. Ii pro-
gressinG finely. and much interest II
taken In It. In spite Of the fact that
many other social duties demands the
time Of these young ladies. A room
has been furnished them by Mrs. J.
Ryland Fleet II her own home. which
II now their regular meeting place.
At the last meeting Z most interesting
paper was read by Miss Martha
Hughes. on the post. Whittier. SNOW
bound" was rad ~. Miss Psachey
Fleet. In : charming lnAnner.
Mr.. and Mn Junius Hiddick, Mia
Imoeeh RidAtnk and NrA Mcdowell
have gone 70 Niohmond to be the
guests % MSn Charles Page for sew
eral weokA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
Ashland

Especial to The Richmond vlrsinian.D
ASHLAND. VA, Jan. l0.--Mr. and
Mrx George r, Bagby left Monday
evening for New York 10 join the
party which will. sail for Bermuda
to-day on the steamship Tagus. Be-
fore leaving. Or. and Mrs. BAgby
changed their place Of residence from
Miss Roberto home on North Rail-
road avenue TO rooms IN the house
Of Mra- Marshall In the south end
OF the town.
; Mrs. J. J. williams, of Baltimore.
u now with Miss Lutte Roberts.
whore she expects TO spend tho rest
OF the winter season.
Miss Margaret Lee. who has been
In st. Luke's Hospital for treatment.
has returned home
Mias, Carrie yaftwssR. srnsaer.aN IS
M Henry cry INN. left yesterday
evening Tor Charlotte N. g.. TO at
tend the annual session Of the South
ern Hofeikeepern. Association
Mrs. q. b. Woodfn will leave
Fhursday morning for warrenton.
Va. where she will be the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. James Waldron
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11

SPECIAL NOTICE

We start Yea Il the Ostrick Festker
business with 80 per cent credit for
80 days. Write today. Here's g. big
money-maktpE proposition for the
live person anywhere who Is in ear
nest. For the right party with q
little cash it's the greatest. solidest
Kind OF business opening with quick
returns. Willow plume. French
stylish and demanded everywhere.
Write at once for further informa-
tom Explains everything. PAULA
FEATHER Co. sss-sss Broadway.
New York.
AUTO REPAIRING AND REPAINT-
ING.
We Can Save You Money, ON All
kinds Of repairing and repainting,
on your car. all work given careful
attention. Carriage and wagon re-
pairing, also delivery and laundry
wagons for sale. Rubber firing
speciality. Work guaranteed. GEO.
G. WHITE 4 SONS. 40e-4oS N
Fifth street. Phone Madison 2232.
Established 1873.
STORAGE SPACE.
others needing storage space for
building material, such a. bricks,
stone. lumber. wood. iron or any kind
or quantity OF material. to know
" s ssas. nFa iee e.ass ' yasd
Material can be unioaded and loaded
direct Tor cars At very small ex-
psnss. 2. Q. 4, SULLIVAN ILL ~ 1917 East
Order Year MiAes Meats. Pls. Puadinx
jams. 1ellie1 preserves. and pickles
tor the holidays from the Evergreen
Preserving Co, 4ie East Cary street
Mrs. w. e Green. Mgr. Telephons
Monroe 21k1
CREAM PUFFs.
IL LARGE CREAM PUFFS $50
COULD NOT FILL ORDERS LAST
ARDS. SIXTH AND CLAY
STREETS.
MRS. JENNIE sEIGEL, Isos East
Main street buys secondhand
clothes, ladies' and gents.
RscA.saA Conservatory Of M.sae. Cat-
alogucs upon Application. r. Eugene
Cosby. Director, Ses r. Grace Street.
Phone Madison 77tt.
snitAaelA ssssaap, All Fork. Ths Best
At your GroesrA
a, HUGHES n: T., = sFs,rs .:s s.aA
MEETING NOTICE.
PURSUANT 70 csIi 81 the Board II
Directors. = meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Bon Air Company Of Virginia
will be held at Room 91s. Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va, on January
20. 1912. at ~ o'clock NJ, for the pur-
pose OF authorizing the sale and con-
veyance OF the real estate OF said
county. Va. ana for the transaction
OF such other business as may law
fully come before said meeting.
T. ~ r. TALCOTT.
President.
sYDNoR Z HuNDLEY, INC.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF this company will be held
at the once OF the company in the city
OF Richmond. Va. on Tuesday. January
l6, 1912, at 4 O'Clock
". n. GILMORE, Sec'y.
Richmond. Va. Jan. IL, 1919.
THE annual meeting Of the stock
holders es the Standard Paper Mfg Gu
VIII be held At the office Of the Com
pany on Thursday afternoon. January
26th, At sac o'clock.
''R 9. CRUMP, Secy and Treas"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11

Wanted, Experienced shoe salesnan-
Young man with several hundred dol
lars to invest In the businsss pre-
ferred. Coed opportunity for good
young man to make a start Tor him.
self Must furnish reference with
application az to character and hab-
its. Address B-f3e, care The Vir-
gilman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN.
DO rot NEED MONEY? IF 30.
CONSULT WITH THE MANAGER
or THE EQUITABLE LOAN So
CIETY, WHICH Is A STRONG
COLLATERAL. BANK. CAPITAL
lied AT 3aoo, 900. LOANS MADE
IN ANY AMOUNTS DESIRED. ALL
BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL SEC
.OND FLOOR, BRYAN BUILDING,
EIGHT AND BROAD.
Cou19al TusninAeA Fsr Nsrlssrseus
sntsrpsisss. stocks and bonds sold on
porAting and Representation sf COM
panies. For particulars, JOHNSON
q Co. BanksrI, Aadison and L. Sale.
Chicago.
q, OOe L0aa waaAed sor . Terra II
three or f1ve years on 0sstr3bty To-
cation ten-room dwelling. with al
modern Improvement. Value. ST.
500. Address Security. Box eo1.
City.
Loans AND DISCOUNTS.
Fer EsssysSAy aav1ag r.Ssr Or Piea
2 years. COMMERCIAL. GUARANTEES
CO, RAnkSrA - North Ninth.
iOk SALE
SiS7~KiNbali Plane, Uprieht Ress.
wood case; used but q short time;
former psics, ss7S: stool and scarf
Included: II weekly pays tor Il.
CRAFTS. III Il. Broad street. Send
for nasEajn- Bulletin.
11oa-Davenpert and Treaey Plane;
magnificent carved case: full &C.
M VSlu far IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
HELP--hfALE AND FEMALE

Local Representative Wanted; no can.
wasting or soliciting required; good
income assured. Address NATION
AL COOPERATIVE REALTY CO..
SIT, Marden Building. Washing
top u g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
HELP-FEMAEE
WANTED-MALE

WanteA--soeA. Lave Agents 81 Ensrgx
and Ability 10 handle the celebrated
Capitol Sanitary Household and TOT.
permanent proposition for right par
tiesxAcxciuSfve territory: excellent In
due.snents: goods absolutely guar
anfeed. Address CAPITOL BRUSH
COMPANY. 15t Hoodley Place,
Hartford, Conn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
Office OF City Engineer.

g 10 gas4sssFF EAGsE6sIB
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11

Ne Fat. Ne waste, rsyisr Pork rem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
Sl1UATIONS-MALE

Wanted-A YouaH Man DesiFes Pest
ton as clerk In first class general
merchandise. shoe or dry goods store
. IN good business town of thre to ten
thousands population Well expert
eneed. own printing outfit and cap
able to handle II. ard will set your
business to the trent. For further
particulars address w. h. STACY.
Amelia, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-11
SITUATIONS--FEMALE

Wanted-Dy Two Ladies, Position ~
housekeeper for small refined family.
elderly ana invalid lady. IN persons
ut experience. and OF refined family.
No objection TO country, Address.
stating terms, etc. c., Manchester,
Va.