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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15
OPERATOR DOES
QUICK THINKING
l.
DISCOVERS TIE ON TRACK AND
SUCCEEDS IN STOPPING A
PASSENGER TRAIN.

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. l4.--W hen
Telegrapher Thomas o. AGREE found Il
green oak cross-tie lying on the
soUthbound tracks of the southern
railway this morning at 4 o'Cicck, in
che cut around the Horseshoe bend.
half way between Durmid and Mont
view, he probably did the quickest
piece OF thinking in his career, for he
anew that No Il had already left Mon
roe and was headed that way at full
speed
He had just been relieved at the
telegraph key at Mo0tv5ew, and was
coming home, and No ~ had already
cleared the block at anroe before
he Left the clicking instruments. The
crosstie was directly a. ross the track
and was 'scctched" with rocks piled up
on the south side.
Fearing bandits he did not attempt
to remove the obstruction. hut ran
10 the nearest pct, he found 1t was
an electric one, lie had to run to
the closest switch and lore off an oil
signal lamp Just in time to stop the
last passenger train. lie then nofi-
fled the dispatcher al Greensboro. and
was told 70 step The rest train No. 81
IS precaution. lie Just had time to
do this.
Detectives are at work So far no
/ lue has been discovered.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Plennier Carrier d the south.

TRAINS LEA rs El@hMtSU. s&a
n n~fu{'o w Ing schedule figures published -
Information and not guaranteed S
eslQA M,-~paiiy-Local for Caarlotte; DuFhAlMs
snd Raleigh. 81
1916 A. M-naily-Iimised-F al. notneo
South. Drawing Room Buffet, Sleeping Cars t1N
Ashevlte. N e.. H .a
400 r Mex Sunday. Local for Durham Aad
Intermediate stations. yS
tN0 r. M.-nsily--Eos nanville, Atlantis An1E|
i'm ngharn, wlsh elecsrie tishsed Dyaasns ascMs
sistv lne Car, ss2a a
ma L, Nj Daily--Lsmaod4of al psass sstalV
ruiinAan ,gady 600 r III
YORK RTs FIR LINE. n M
40 r. M.-~Daily--Io Nest Point. ernnHeet4GS
toi a'.in:ore Annsley NsdHt~daf snd Fflslsy. $
f49A. M-Hx sunday. and s.ls r. Ns--Ae1io0SS
Nedt . l,,y sn1 Frday--Ioeai ~ Mfs pasnt. s# u
TRAINS ARRIVE RTcHAtONDs MI
From the South. $50 A. M.. Ss4A mn
N. ZOO T.. A.. and sos r.. III dat3xN
1856 f.. A., except Sunday,
From West Pcipt 40 A All. AIkll
Il:s5 a. MI. Monday. Wednesday, I'm
Friday 40 HI M.. except H9Ms4M3 nm Sa
81 M HIyHCtEExa III. nm IN
a07 EaAt atain
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SEALED PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals will be received BY
the Administrative Board OF thu, city
Of Richmond at Room sos City Hall,
Richmond, Va, until 20 O'Clock tnoon4,
Friday. January ~ 1913. at which time
said proposals viii be PUBLICLY opened,
for furnishing electric light carbons
as follows:
$1,000 Axf2 columbia" Solid Carbous
so oAp i4xls "Columhia" Cored Cartoons.
S.n4h Tx14 "sleneaa" Flame earhans
Material TO he of the grade specified,
or guaranteed equal or superior there
TO In every respect.
The right liz reserved TO reject any
or all bids IN whole or i'm part.
Any further information desired
may he Odd on application 10
the undersigned. n
d w. TRAFFoRn.
Superintendent City Electric Plant.
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SEf% A4FNEttS4G& IN tAE Town QA
Highland Park. Va,
Be II ordained that no person. or per-
sons. firm. corporation or association
shall erect or cause to be erected on
any public o. private property within
the corporate limits Of the town OF
Highland Park. Va. ANY signboard
or billboard u any description or any
material what soever constructed
until permit for same has been
secured by application in writing to
the Town Council
That no person or persons. Arm Or
corporation ar association shall be al
lowed 70 paint stamp. imprint, cut.
engrave. or write any sign or adver-
fisement upon any material npon any
fence, pest. wall. building. Sidewalk.
or any place whatever within the cor
porats limits Of the town Of Highland
Park Va. without first securing per
mission from the Town Superinten daat
and the Town Council OF the town OF
Highland rark. Va
Any person or persons, firm. corpora
OF this ordinance shall he deemed
guilty nf Il n1isd emeanor. and shall be
punishable by a fine OF not less than
one dollar nor more than. ten dollars.
and each days continuance of the Of
Tense after notification shall constitute
81 separate n4@nse.
Any person or persons firm or cor
poratfon or association upon being
Of this ordinance shall be notified In
writing 10 remove any ssgnbdard. bill
board. or any Advertising device erect
ed In violation OF this ordnance within
three days from date of mailing such
notice ia the last known address Of any
owner or owners of property on which
any advertising matter or device Is
placed. or TO the party or parties who
erected, or placed said advertising or
caused the same TO be placed or erect
ed or tina owners of any signboard.
billboard. or advertising device or
within three DAYS after personal SER
vice Of such notice. the signh0ard. bill
hoard or advertising device may be re-
moved by the town authorities of High
land Park. Va, at the expense OF the
owner or owners of the advertising
dsN,.9a, such a1 pe ASA shall. constitute, a
fIan or tax on ths property up9S3 Witch
sech signhoard, billboard or advertis~
Ing device was located and shah he
collected In the same manner and with
the Same penalty as any other lien or
tax
This ordinance shall be In force and
effective on ard after date OF adoption
Ratified and adopted by the Town
Council or Highland Park Va. Janu-
AIRY 10, 1918
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Cl1esaneake and Ohio Railway.

30 A~~t oesi- oaiiv---Neqwpevf News
S,t5 A.-Local-p Daily Charlotte vile Es saa
Thurmona
500 A,-Fxpress-- paijy-Norfoik Old Point
fiotn Al ecal- Daily ynehburx. Lexingt ID.
Clifton foree-
'ls.s0 Noon--iexpress-- naiIy--Norfots, on
poiIt
ana r~fsbress- Dsily--Norfeis. Ss~pos r
Ncvs
IN + --TccAt-- Dsity~Nevrert News, Old fo1ns
EAf P-I oenl~Fx -t;ofiousville S
tir p.--f ocal--Tx sum vnrhbucw.
II 50 r.-T inited-DaY-Cin Cincinnati. Chicago
'isN8 P.-Expr Dsiiy Cincinnati Louis
VILE
sSTeeTa.s- fraTIaF C5fs --T-- 7---------
TRAINS AfRl}E RtCHNoND--1.ccai from
Frat. e:4s A N, 7,t0 r VI. THROUGH from E.asa
fl 81 4 NJ. 9:h5 r. Nj. ESQ + n Ioca from West,
s.gO NJ ''7;ss A. NJ. md 10 r. NJ Through.
GOA NJ. n - A, ". and SEQ r, NJ.
Iaue~ piver inc. as rs A, NJ ITO r. NJ.
'*E9iiv except ~2in0as.
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Ere, I1tHT-tLECT
does nat FNO]RCE
tc.onkLnued from Tlrst &c.. !


IN in any State, in sim Jar sltua~
ion," said the president elect today.
is the election or Democrat SO
far as | have interes ed myself in the
-s-traticn in Maine. II has been In
~ half Of obadiah Gardner for 80 T.
ator ! hope thar progressive Demo
Gratis will be elected In all the States,
He Sees Sauishary.
The president-elect today held q
conference with Willard r.. Salisbury
who, according 10 report, stands the
bes% chance Of winning out IN tho
eight for United States senator IN
Delaware. Mfr Salisbury said the
Democrats in the Delaware legisa
ture have sin votes to srare ON toint
ballot. The caucus viii he held next
Monday. and the legislative vote Will
DO taken "a week from next Wednss-
CAV Mr.. salisbury saws the opro-
81 ion seems to he cen ering It's efforts
IN keep'~g sufficient number of
votes away from the caucus TO pre-.
vent mis- selection. bnt he has reason
10 believe this scheme win not prove
successful
Governor wilson said the fight over
the senatorship in Delaware was not
S'f-sr'ssod in his conferences with Mr..
Salisbury.
"f0wever,' added the govepnr, II
learned yesterday that Mr.. Sauls-
bury's election Ia Delaware Ii pras-
ticalls assured. -.
\ The governor sAid that be md MI,
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saulsbury had talked over the presi-
dentlH election in Delaware.
4-~v---srs-r-4s'-rs s,.e----4--t--ss
inf ormation. he said.
Ask Him What ffr AEt.stftf

dentla3 election III Delaware.
+--ss
Information" he said.
Ask Him What ffc afcant.
The president-elec was asked by
the correspondents what ne meant ~
the statement in his Chicago speech,
that ne would surround himself By
progressives, ana only ~. 81 ssyes,
when he assumed the p1tAiaenG$--
whether he liant Democratic pro-
gresives. ur prog essi, es Of a.y NY.
ITO tell the truth he an Fcr~J,
II am alwa5s surprised at the parts
OF my speeed,s that attract a,te,-
ton, because they are ai~ays t. iny,
mi the obvious parts. 1Hat wa
perfectly obvious position for ula
70 take had taken II Throughout
this cara. 3.4u. Therefore, "aen
am asked for specifications. l haven
suy. / wasn't thinking in sPetifjCa-
tion at all / WIS just thinking IN
tc1dency-sta.e of mind.
The president-elect was asked about
the report that I:ai s.apdtr waldo
was being urged uIon him for g,
ern7r general of the Phil pp,n"s
The first mention Of AIT. Wal}Gs
name that has been nl-dc 40 me cam
today from John Hanson x nitard,
he said.
Wa'do's Name New To HIM
Prior to that it may be sa.d Mr..
WaIdos nome mad not catered the
governors head.
The president elect expressed him
If as delighted al the caucus SeteC.
tion as Sale treasurer of Edward E.
5roscup. who is chairman # }he
State Democratic eoi4mittee, In wn.ea
position h. W. rked hard for tH" g1v-
ernor's election to the presidency.
In addition TO Senator GaraRer
the president elect Will have as VS.
tors tomorrow Senator Elect Ollie 81,
James, of Kentucky. and Senator W.T.
liam J. Stone, of Missouri.
The presldcnt~elect has accepted an
i1T.tati II to ate nd a private dinner
to be given by the \ " jersey State
senators at Atlantic city. on JaAu-
airy 2Sth. He eaHa MS promise at"Hay
to q committee ceus5eging If Senators
johnson, Il Id aad Davis.
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Randolph Mlacon
Wins From u. T. S.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
ASHLAND. VA, Jan. 1.-THE
Yellow Jackets cuint defeated the
Union Theological seminary quint TO-
night by the score Of : to, 10. The
preachers were outCiassed In every
way The sccre was rather large and
one-sidad. but 1t cannot be said that
tho college played q good game.
Brown the star center, played well,
scoring nine goals, Captain Milligan
did not play his usual game at all
Coach Reise put in many subs t.
give them n tryout. Walker, left
guard, is by far the best guard, and
he can share the honors with Brown.
Walker played his position here for
iva years anG IT >is r. TEetsE sfttv
shing that ne is not apt to be run
out Of hts place.
IT there has to he star picked
or the other side e was Bra lily Ee
cot two goals AMI four fouls Plau
threw one.
The preachers d'a not have much
teamwork Basketball Is a game that
y TOO ~orsh for young preacher. and
re viii rot take part in any OF the
rouehness. lie would certainly let
his opponents "snote both cheeks"
Tho frs half cndeu 81 to g. In
the second half the college boys did
not sccre bat six points. and Brown
scored four Of these. 1t was ia this
hale hat the entire second team was
put IN.
Tits Is the last ganae that the Vel
low Jackets will play before they
tackle the fast quln- from Virg mia.
TIE game was called at = o'clock
and from tha start it looked as If
the Ashlarders were gclrp 10 make
'ra lavres+ scn~e # tha'r history but
# was quite different when II was dis
covered that Canta!n Miiligan was
having an or fav
The lineup follows:
r. r. s. Positions RIM. G.
Plan ..... rtgNt forward 49,. Tatem
Brady .... left forward . Milligan
Captain
Hart ..... center ..... Brown
pemmock RIGHT guard $500. WrnS
Farley ..-. left guard .. Walker
S@mnarv, The subs were: Hopk}uS
for wrav Pitt Cor Taten. Shelly for
Pitt and WoodNeuse for Walker
ccais- Plan /; Farley. l: NiiHgan
&: Brown 8 Walker, ] ana shelly
!. Fouls-Rr*ily. s; Miltiean, 4.
ITmpires-Newn-an Brown.
Ttmekeepel-Y
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Richmond 4 Petersburg Electric RI

Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry sssesss
for Petersburg:
~ 81, Il "a p p : =: :. : -
tt00r n iof C>hsssss 12n0miaAishs FOR -
burg.
,sA5 t5a '.7iB, s7as. $50 cas-. 'iesls. li:sk
A. Sl. 1885 81 81, 2;3f, IS. l5 53i, 5,s5, T:3k
s., g.35. II 40. Han r, NJ.
tIa,v except Sunday and holidays
'tFarries keeesrp pn5 express.
'sTimjted except Sundavs and hadaws-
Al eHrs fron Petersburg connect with cars -
Fiehnsond.
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TO the stockholders of the Richmond

Please take notice that Ia pursuance
of a call OF the board of directors a
special meeting Of the stockholders OF
held at the office OF the company, sol
East Main street. Richmond. va. on
Wednesday. January 20. 1919 at the
hotirsef 1880. r.. M, 10 especially con-
slider and act upon a recommended ion
OF the board Of directors that the
property and assets OF the corporation
be sold and for the conduct OF such
other business as may come before ssfu
- 80 Z. - y. II. WILLIAMS, secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders rs the New MeehafftcsvtIe
Company viii be held al the
office of the company ttoil gate No. u
In Hsnrico county on the 2atn day Of
January, 1919, at 4,3n D.. Nj
j. ]. SHINE. President
j. III, BlNFDRF Secretary.
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MEETINGS

Richmond Trus. unc SAVINGS Co., Inc.
Richmond. Va. Jan. 8, 1918.
The anuua3 meeting of the stock
ffotrers ef=ti4fs company will be E,eiti
ia it's banking house Tuesday January
Ct 1878 nj ? o'clock noon, for the
election OF directors and for the trans
ae ION oil amy otter business that may
properly come before the meeting
II. J. WILLfNGHAM. JR.
Assistant Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15


Al the Terminal 1ulIQ.ug, Number
los Park avenue, where sir MeIp-
tesh has maintained an oalce, IL " as
denied that anyone OF that name was
known there. AT the Dorjlton apart
ments, where Mcintosh maintains
luxurious rooms, il was said that the
missing man had not been there for
III 3nths. Mrs. Mcintosh, who was a
daughter t. j. c. Wilson, q paper
manufacturer of Montreal. closed the
apartment a week ago, She left hur.
riedly in q private automobile. and
did not disclose her destination,
The career of Mcintosh has been
most re markabie, Alth1 uKh but for
ty-two Of age, he is millionaire ten
times over
Starting in one of the lowest places
in the Standard OIL company. MCIn-
tosh soon attracted the attention Of
William r Rockefeller. the late H. II.
Rogers. and other STANDARD OF mag
rates When the scheme Of organizing
the An7algamatcd Copper company
was conceived, Mcintosh was one or
those chosen TO engineer the deal
and from his connection with that
company hn piled un fortune In tive
and a hair years, which Wall Street
est ma&ed st nearly IS 600, GOO,
Mcintosh was born n Montreal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

Order a Load .f Wy large Block. Per-
fectly dry oak and pire. or per-
feetly iry slab It's worth double
commoa wet. doty small wood, My
coal burns TO ashes not rocks.
LONGS, fFeS West Broad street
Madison 1910
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

ft Is estimated that the coimhlnea
salaries Of McGraw, Chance, Mack.
Jennings, Clarke, Stahl, Tinker ana
Griffith this year viii foot up 10 stiS.-
GOO. Considering that Dahlen. STALL
ings StovaH. Huggins. Bsrnsingham,
Callahan and Evera also have 10 be
paid. about all that IL iaft for the
conannon psopie III caxfAre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

last Received Several Cars of Nice Dry
pine and oak wood. Let US send YOU
4 load; II win please you. also the
best Anthracite ard Lump Splint
coal orders delivered promptly
TYLER & RYAN 1901 West Cary.
Phones Madison 1879, Monroe SOFT.
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DUKES BARGAINS.

DUKES BARGAINS.
One Excellent Two-Howse Wagon,
Gk~,ap Ina Price 0niy.
One Good Light Track.
One Excellent Grocery wagon, heat of
Its I&tnd.
Sarreys, Runab8nts and BuRRtess
Nehiciss OF Every Description.
BuY Fr0ns The Hest IL The Rusinras--
THOS. n. DUKE . Co 30 nvOek'
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To PRINT STA. DIMES
IN ISSUE IF SUrOaY
lContInued from 49, 30 !


As announced in Sundays issue
Piedmont cigarette coupons viii be
accepted Tor 200 votes each.
Don Z forget that Thursday is vot-
ing day. Every lady who calls and
registers at the contest headGuarte rs
will be entitled to EAST Eve hundred
votes for her faYorite candidate. Get
all your friends Ia come and vot. and
ask them TO bring ali Of their friends
IhinlS what an amount Of votes will
he secured If few ~ your friends
call and cast FIVE hundred votes each
Orders for the goods listed in the con
test will be taken as usual
List OF combinations appears be
low:
No. q.
Tip Top bread L.4brls.
Sydmore Toilet Soap.
Sovereign Cigarette coupons.
Z Dunlop Flour bags.
Rams Horn Tobacco tags.
CHAIRMAN Chocolate coupon.
/ Pyae's PearlfHe
No. o,
Red Seal Lye,
8 Sovereign Cigarette coupons.
Banquet Brand labels.
! Meadow Gold Butter
J. NJ. Blanks Remedies
! Pyle's pearltue
No. 10.
Tip Top Bread labels
Sovereign Cigarette coupons.
Chalmers GeIatine.
Narnf~Snine or six-s Sixty.
] Boya's Baking Powder.
2 Sydmore Toilet Soap.
No. Ii.
Pyle's Pearlsne,
2 Bun Frog Shoe Polish.
] Sydner's Facial Massage Cream
i sydnor's Facial Massage Cream
or Blush.
70 Coca Cola Gum wrappers.
BANQUET Brand labels,
Christie Ginger Ale or Grape
Juice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

GTSTER PARK RESIDENCE. NEW
AND COMPLETE IN EVERY DE-
TAIL WE HAVE SEVERAL RESI-
pENCES IN THIS MOST ATTRAC-
TIVE SUBURB. j. A. Connolly 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

ArrordY . ....-4-.3 callahan the
WI ee FIX s1arsdeld job ts OPEN to
d bate AS bet~aen Buck Weaver.
Frns et Ia'rs"H ANA Joe Berger.
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SPECIAL NOTICE


Your ComhincA Made Into Switches.
etc: prices moderate shampooias,
35c. old switches redyed, largest
atoc@s Of switches In city. Mali
orders given prompt attention THE
ROYALLE. 607 East Broad street
Richmond. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

w00n.
Dry pfnc, steve I.ength. s3.@s Half
cord 81 rs quarter Dry oa6, $S,5t
half cord. s'7s quarter Slabs, stove
length. $aTA half cord 81 so quarter,
For quick service, Phone Monroe
t356. LYME T. HARRIS. 1911 East
Cary.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Itss Yaa~ Farms With j. A. Connolly
a Company. Write postal for necea~
sarv hianka
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NEW COMPANY is
TO SPREAD OUT

Especial TO The Richmond Virginlan-)
LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. 14.--It is
understood from reliable sources that
the new ffty million dollars tobacco
product CONF any. which recently ac-
quirea the Booker Tobacco company
plant here, will enlarge its operations
here and increase the output Of the
local plant. In addition to this. the
company was determined to push the
brands of the Booker company, ard
as step looking u this. J. {. Now
lin, who for eighteen years has been
"A successful travelling salesman. has
been made sales manager for the 10
cal factory, with headquarters in
Lynchburg and New York.
1t is understood also that q N
Booker who was president 81 the 10
cal company. which in to be operatea
"a branch Of the larger concern
has been placed In charge Of TIM
tons business in Lyuohburg Rich
mond. Philadelphia and New York
c'tv, end IN The future he viii divide
his time between the plants Of the
concern IN these four cities
Connie Mack IL quoted rs saving
There IN no more truth In the asser-
tien that the Phillies will play at
Shibe park and that the desI has
ever been proposed than it Is fair
to say that we will play in Camden
why / haXa 4net, seem Me. Locke. s4nce.
Sarsss 1at.s ard no one. aeets &sasrae-ataf
with tha Phpiies hrs ever ,rratfr
proposal Of this s0rt and think thai
you viii find that Mr. Ealfoura is In
no way connected with the svnd ca.c
that is going 10 purchase the prop
ertv If the club"
The manager Of the forme~ wor'l's
champions also RATED tho Davis warm
ard said that II Harry wanted 10 be q
scout fsr the Athletics n was tn"
first that r. had heard Of It. and he
certainly O. ehf 10 know sometime
ake4a+ g. 'Na%ss has a good paYiHe
position IN business. and he seams
arpn vectl> satisffedt was the way
Comma Mach -ut 81
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FOR SALE

sHoESi SHOES! SHoEsI
shoe store, Sf0 Marta Fifth
street Good shoes cheap. Mena.
women's and childrens shoes re-
tailed AZ ~ holesale prices GEO. A.
BOwDEN. G. EDWIN BoWDhsN.
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STOVES.
FURNITURE AND CHINA, PACKING.

We Pack and ship Furniture. China
ard wedding presents with care
JACOB UMF.ATF. 1925 West Broad
street Madison S2@2,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

Ladies. four HasF is Important. save
money. Yes we redSe and Teguake
faded switches. pompa3ours, etc,
equal t. new. W. make combings
fft0 switches, pomgaGours etc In
tHe most artistic manner, Charges
vtre moderate. cut prices on all
hair goods RICHMOND HAIR
STORE. 80 North Ftfth. Richmond
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SHOE REP AIRING

Heas1ey's Shae HeHssvfmS 81 Sure &c
please you hrst-elAsa work IN every
respect only best material used In
cur work. Give US Il trial. and you
arc aar@ 70 be pleased BEAZLET'S
SHOE SHOP. 4 South Second street
$780,
SHOE REPAIRING
k9e aasate IL Ven Bring snoea With
this coupon Mems shoes half Hole1
15c, rehAted 10 eSct ladies haIfsolea
csc, rsbated 10 Sec. Every air
aswed. best leather: no 7aila no
pegs Hsefing. 2sc SREWsS ELEC~
TRIO SHOE FACTORY, TI5 East
Main. Phone Monroe 3ssT.
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HARDWARE

HARDWARE
safety RHwor Blades Resharpeaed CAN
snakes}. hair tested and guaranteed
TO shave n = good or better than new,
work received and delivered at our
local agency Howell R~os,, Sixth
and Broad SHARPE co, No. 1
North Seventh. Phone Monroe Sisf
MISCELLANEOUS
GEO. e. WHITE n son. $do~os North
Fifth stree
CarFamEe and Wagon TIE SaknttsG and
repairing
Rmhh~~ Tire Work.
Automobile Repairing and Regulating.
Established fRTH eA~-r W~S. @%1@
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Fail to lind Mcintosh.

/ 80 not. replied mir. Gar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-15

ROARDERS WANTED
Beardrws and Neomer~ wanted' Good
location: reasonable. THE WASH
INGT0N, 1904 East. broad street.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-10

tariff means protection to. the rice
farmer and the grower against the
cheap labor of the Orient. Rice Is
raised in those countries on basis
of sc to zoe day, and on a unit Of
the family, the commodity raised be-
ing the price paid. In years Of plenty
this rice is forced to market and the
question of price cuts no figure. AS
compared with the total worlds sup.
ply of rice, the United States crop Is
about one-third of one per cent of the
total as 100000 is to 100000, so
that very small proportion of sur.
plus dumped into the United States
would have a most disastrous effect"
The witness, in response 20 ques-
tons, said that if the duties on rice
and sugar are abolished Louisiana
would suffer a setback such as has
not been experienced since the civil
war. The rice lands would be turned
back to grazing lands and the valua-
ton would decrease from $50 to under
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-10

report from London, the cruiser win
call at Fiji. Honolulu and Vancouver.
Prince George Of Battenberg u
among the officers Of the ship.
II. NJ. 8. New Zealand q q sister
shin TO the Indefatigable OF ~ 900 tons
displacement, her main armament be-
ing eight Pinch guns Her contracted
speed is 80 knots. Prince George Of
Battenberg Is the SON OF Yice-Admiral
H. s. II Prince Louis Of Battenberg.
and Victoria, eldest daughter Of Prin-
cess Alice, a younger sister Of his late
Majesty King Edward WI. Prince
George was born on November s. 1892.
and is a mtdshipman In the Royal
Navy.