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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-13
FASHIONED
METHOD FOR HIM
Wilson Will Make No An
nounccments Until After
Inauguration.
HAS MIND STILL OPEN
Personnel of His Cabinet
Even Yet Not Fully
Decided.

President Elect Wilson announced
definitely tonight that he would not
make public the names OF his Cabinet
until he sent them to the Senate for
confirmation March 4.
II will follow the good old fash
toned method" he said, land not make
any announcement until the names OF
the Cabinet members are sent to the
Senate"
Mr. Wilson's remarks werc caused
By the publication of reports from
Washington that he would announce
his Cabinet tomorrow. lie said there
was absolutely no truth or authority
for the reports.
Mr. Wilson 1t is Indicated. will ask
the men to whom portfolios are offered
to regard the Information as contidcn-
tial. He believes also, II is said, that
he ought not make any important an
nouncement until he is actually Pres
ident.
The premature announcement from
outside sources. however. it was adj
mitted. may upset the Governors
plans.
The President Elect was asked IL
his policy OF reserving announcement
meant he still was undecided as to the
personnel OF the Cabinet and expected
further suggestions.
II certainly do intend to keep my
mind OPEN" he said, Till the last mo-
ment In number of cases. I think
the field OF possible choices is as full
as II possibly can be, but l must say
that the number of men who have
entered themselves has not been
large
The Governor received in silence the
information that he had bcen officials
elected President OF the United States
through the balloting in the House Of
Representatives to-day. He said he
had been working hard In his study
all day. examining papers and docu-
ments which had been accommodating
ever since his nomination. He got
press reports Of the Mexican situa-
ton. but offered no comment
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BILL KILLED BY
DECISIVE VOTE
Senate Refuses to Put Husband
and Vile on Same Foot
ing Tor Divorce.
STEWART MEASURE DEAD
1t Would Allow Divorce After
Separation OF Five
Years.
STEWART MEASURE DEl
Special to The T,mes-D,snatch,

Especial to The Times-D i patchl
Raleigh. ~ c., February 1.-THE
Senate to-day killed by a very de-
clsive vote the Kellum House bill to
put husband and wife on the same
footing in seeking divorce on biblical
grounds. and the Stewart bill allowing
divorce after five years separation
Senator Ivie introduced bill for
the settlement registration and trans
fer OF land titles after the manner OF
the Torrcns system, with machinery in
the superior courts instead of n special
land court
a bill introduced by Senator Weaver
would abolish joint tenancy between
husband and wife.
Evans. of Bladen. introduced a bill
to have the Governor appoint com
mission of three business men 20 in
vestigatc during the next two years
the question OF selling all or part OF
the state farms. and use the State
convicts on highway construction In
the various counties.
The House voted down. 81 to IS. the
bill to make Sabbath games and desc
crations Il misdemeanor punishable by
$50 fine or thirty days In jail instead
OF merely n penalty OF 81 for each
ofrense.
Representative Clarke introduced a
joint resolution to the effect that farm
ers Of this State are paying annually
$1,000. 600 tobacco taxes, shifted by
manufacturers to tho planters. innict-
ing great injustice on the farmers and
enabling the tobacco trust to prevent
farmers from organizing to manufec-
ture their own tobacco, and calling on
North Carolina members of Congress
to secure the repeal OF this tax on a
great farm staple.
l.;
rics $4,000 for maintenance and
100000 for permanent improvements
at the Appalachian Teachers Training
School, at Boone.
The House passed on final reading
the bill for the people of Jackson
County TO vote on removal of the
county seat from Webster TO sylvia
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Nos. 900 and oil N.
Fourth Street

In execution OF n decree of the Rich
mono Cnancery Court. entered April
~, 1910. in the suit of Eleanor Euker's.
aunlnistrator etc, VS.. Emsie a. Spott,
me undersigned special commissioned,
therein appointed. will sell by pubic
auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1913,
at o o'clock l.. A..
tilat certain lot or parcel of land. with
on: on the east line OF Fourth Street,
between Leigh and jackson Streets,
being Nos. Goa and Gil North Fourth
street. fronting on the east line OF
Fourth street thirty feet and running
Dack at right angles and within par
aliel lines ia feet to an alley in COM
mon twelve feet wide
These properties are most desirable,
either as Investments or homes, and
should attract the attention OF specur
la1orS and Investors generally as
TERMS: One third of the PURCHASE
money TO be paid in cash, and balance
on equal credits of six, twelve and
elSnteen months, With interest added
from date OF sale, purchaser to give.
payment and title to be retained Until
all purchase money is paid: or nj,
cash, at option of purchaser -
5; 5. Il: PATTESON.
c. L. 4 III. l.. DENOON. Il
Auctioneers. ~
I certify that the. bond required by
the above decree of the special com.
Given under my hand This Goth day
Teste: CHAs. o. sAvILLE.
Cleric
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PERSONALS

MIR. S. N. HOTTIE. AN EXPERIENCED;
operator and teacher, is in charge
OF our telegraphy classes. MAS
SEf BUSINESS COLLEGE.
FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES. MON
ROE GROCERY co. Caulifower
snaps. Roman lettuce. cymblins,
endeve egg plant. cucumbers.
WEAR a SPIRELIA CORSET FITTED
by one of our trained corsetieres We
guarantee satisfaction We now
have our beautiful new long hip
low-bust styles. Beware Of imita
tons. SP1RELLA CORSET SHOP,
III East Grace. Mrs. Cornelia
Moore. Manager.
LARGE FAT WHITE NORWAY
mack crel. worth 25c. only Ice MON
ROE GROCERY co, BIS West
Broad.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at IIUGHES'S. 209 North Third
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" NNTED. 4 SPECIAI.TY SALESMAN;
good place for q husJ:er Call Room
BIZ American National Bank.
y GOOD COAT-MAKER WANTED
Prices, $3.50 To Sl2. J. l. MESLEY.
Durham, -. G.
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Situation5 luantro, sDale

c APA BILE AND EXPERIENCED
bookkccpcr and general office man
desires position OF responsibility and
trust. Can furnish high references
as to character, standing and ability.
Address l. l6i, care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. 80 YEARS OF AGE,
would like to locate with manufac-
turing concern where there is chance
of advancement: references furnished
from present place of employment.
Is 100, care Times Dispatch
SITUATION BY BOOKKEEPER OF
seven years experience. Can use
typewriter; good references. Il rs.
care TimcS-D Dispatch.
GO Cd BOOK * T. L u L, r -STENOG-
rapher. male nrst-class references.
wants work at once Address Ill POS,
care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES WORK: EN-
perienced clerk. Have a fair knowI-
edge OF bookkeeping Good refer
ence. Address Box 2S Cluster
Springs. Va.
YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS
collector. Office work, shipping or
receiving clerk Good reference T..
q. Box No. 50. Orange. Va. At pres
cnt employed.
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Real estate for Bent.
constitutional party. of which the Mar
quis Saionji was president.
Rioting mt Osaka.


Osoka. Japan. February l2-There
was violent rioting in the streets here
all night. ON several occasions the
police charged tho mob with drawn
sabres. y hundred persons were hurt.
The primary cause of the outbreak
was the breaking up OF two mass meet
inss BIS the police. The gatherings
were attended by large holiday
crowds celebrating the anniversary OF
the Japanese constitution.
The crowds, greatly incensed at the
action of the authorities, proceeded 10
demolish the offices OF the bureau
cratic newspapers. Later they paraded
the streets. attacking and destroying
the residences of several bureaucra-
tic members OF the Diet.
All the police reserves were called
out The crowds offered a fierce resist
ancc. The riotinS continued until after
daybreak.
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Sl6S LUDWIG PIANO. No. 5462S. MA
hogany case. Splendid tone and cx-
ccptiOnaI value. CRAFTS REMOV-
AL SALE. l21 East Broad.
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BY Richeson & Crutchfield.
Heai Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No
2429 EAST MAIN STREET AND
BtlCk DWELLING. NO. S NORTH
TW ENTY FIFTH STREET. -

In execution of Il certain deed of trust,
dated June -, 1912. TO the undcrsigned
trustees. recorded in the clerks Office
Of Richmond Chancery Court. in D. n
IVA. page 81, default having been
made IN the payment of one of the
notes thereby secured. and being re-
CURED so TO do by the holder Thereon,
VIII sell by public auction, on the
MONDAY, FEBRUARY II.
at 1890 o'clock T. NJ
me real estate described in said deed
r. , "Ali that certain lot Of land between
streets. with all the improvements
oRfenso,i. lying, and being in the city
or RICHMOND; Va. on the north line Of
Tour 4D, feet west OF Twenty-fifiht
street and running thence westWardlyz
aiong the said north line of Main Street
fna fronting thereon twenty-five (22)
ateti thence back northwardly at right
East Main Street."' Also NO. -l2o
All that piece or parcel of land.
with all the improvements thereon
lying and being in the city of Rich.
mond, Va. and beginning at point
Ss:i.Xty. seven (GD feet north OF Main
street. running thence northwnrdiv
atonS the said west line of Twenty-s
nttn street hftee,. G5) feet, TO the
centre OF me partition wall separating
TINS from the tenement on the nortfi
thence westwardly and at right angles
ana within parallel lines forty-foui.}
CAD feet. with Il three (3) foot oIlcv
In common on the south"
TERMS: Cash.
H. r. RICHESoN.
+. l.. CRUTCHFIELD
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LEGISLATURE WILL
HOLD INVESTIGATION

Charleston, w. Va. February 12.-
The House and Senate OF the West Vir-
einia Legislature to-day decided to in
vest!gate charges of bribery against
Representatives L. s. g. Rhodes II. l..
Asbury, David Il. Hill and tath Duff
and state Senator Il. a. Smith. who
were arrested yesterday in connection
with balloting for a successor to United
States Senator Clarence w. Watson.
resolution was adopted by both
branches TO appoint Il committee OF
five two from the Senate and three
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The New Cabinet.

The New Cabinet.
san Francisco. February 12.-Count
Gomboi Yamamoto. the new Japanese
Premier. has tentatively announced
his Cabinet. according to Il cablegram
received here to-day by the Japanese
Daily New World. The list, which
has the approval of the older states
men, but is subject to possible re-
vision by the Emperor, follows:
Foreign Administrator Kato. incum-
bent
Army-Baron Kikoshi.
Marine-Baron Saito.
interior--kei Hara.
Educution-Yukio Osaka, former
Mayor Of Tokyo
Justicc-Sumitaka Hascda. fov,ner
Minister Of Education.
Financc--Masahisa Matsuda.
Agriculture and jime
Motoda.
Communications-Ta Ir5uka!
With the exception Of tha last, all
the new ministers are Leaders OF the
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from the House, to make the investlga-
ton and report at the earliest possible
moment. either to the present or 4
future Legislature. Prosecuting At
torney Thomas c. Townsend intimated
that more developments could be ex-
pected tomorrow.
The accused Legislators. who are un-
der $4,000 bond each. did not partici-
pate in the Legislative proceedings to-
day when the seventh ballot for United
States Senator was taken without n
choice.
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EARNS FOR SALE-sMALL FARMS
from <i,GO0 10 $1,000. on easy pay
nents: also large up-to -date farms
:rom $4,000 to $4,000. Write me
your wants. WALLACE THOMPSON,
Real Estate Agent. Tatum. Orange
NnMntN. Va.
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Suction sales Cbis Dap
~>-~-'>~>~,~- N>,-~'--~.--- >,~>---->-~
TheNalelltine Auction Coz
AuCTlONeERs ~
. 1 q EAST BROAD ST.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE OF
LARGE AND SELECTED STOCK OF
STAPLE GROCERIES. FINE STORE
FIXTURES. WAGONS. ETC. l

Pursuant to an order of the United
states District Court for the Eastern
District of Virginia, entered on the
loth day of February. 1918, In the matt
ter of Charles b. Wooley, bankrupt, j
VIII sell at public auction. on 81
TO-DAY CTHURSDAYD. FEB. 10,
beginning at 1880 O'Clock "A. NJ
at NO: .260l West Main street, (corners
OF itobinson). Il large ana well assort-s
Ell stock OF staple groceries, consisting
or Arbuckic's and other Coffees, Teas
cereals, Canned Asparagus. Corn. Peas
Fish Roe, Peaches, Tomatoes etc,
Rumiord. Royal and other Baking
rowders, Macaroni. Spaghetti, Salmon,
Sardincs, Currants Eaisns, Brooms.
MnSnboarus. Scrubbing Brushes,
Matches; Lamp Globes. Smoking TO.
bacco, Cakes and Cake Tins Pickles,
Uiives. Catsups Sauces. Laundry Soaps,
WnShlng Powders, Bluing. Lye, etc
Eine iiNtures,, consisting of Model
Cooler Butchers Refrigerator, size,
about 10 feet wide, 10 feet high and 4
teet aeep; four Showcases. McCaskey's3
account Register. National Cash Regis
ter. Hobart Electric, etc, Electric
Coffee Mill and Meat Grinder. Meat
Scales. Meat Tools. Meat Block, Gas
Arc Lamp, Canisters, Measures. etc
wagon. -
Sale positive. Terms: Cash
HEATH j. RAWLEY,
We will also offer the uneSpired
lease on the premises =
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co.
Attn ioAn =
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VENUS is DISCOVERED AGAIN;
THIS TIME SHE. IS VIRGINIA BELLE
Especial to The rimcs-Dispatch1

Dispatch
York; lis
st. Avenu
Southern Mrs Mitchell
he nae
inchc
ips-3D inche
to exerc
n n
hours.
breakfast
petite
Off a
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andnp
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Inauguration Rooms For Rent.

WEEK. $50. RICH
~ furnished 1ve-room apartment;
two bedrooms; The New Woodward.
Excellent colorcd women In charge;
very best references required. Adj
dress 305. TIE WOODWARD. Wash
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Sll5 CtuCKERINCi PIANO. No. 1906.
Rosewood case. ld-style. but very
fine instrument and has been used
carefully. CRAFTS REMOVAL SALE
l2l I;nSi krnad.
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KeaI Gstate lllantrn

=
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH J. a.
CON y ELLY & co Write postal
for necessary blanks.
WANTED. TO BUY HOME ON WEST
Franklin street or Monument Avenue
FOR cash. Prefer modern house. Adj
dress l. 10, care Times Dispatch
WANTED. BUILDING LOT IN WEST
End Prefer Grove or Hanover
Avenues. Give location and price
Address j 10. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. y BARGAIN IN A RIVER
farm, either improved or unim.
proved. Will pay $4,000. on term,
per annum. Address X. +. w, Rugby
Road, Charlottesville. Va.
WANTED. SMALL FARMS FOR
quick buyers. direct from owners
ROom 8. lll2 East Main Street
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WANTED. a GOOD aOUSECLEANER
and nurse. Room On place Need
not apply unless can furnish good
references. 2327 Grove Avenue
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Rfettngs

Hot Springs, Va, Feb. S, 1919.
To the Stockholders of the Virginia
Hot Springs Company:
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE,
stockholders of the Virginia Hot
Springs Company. for the purpose OF
electing directors and for the trans
action of such other business rs may
lawfully come before the said meet
ing. including the approval of all
the acts OF the board of directors, of
all committees thereof, OF the said
company in the past year. will be
held in the office of the said COM
pany, in the Homestead Hotel at
Hot Springs, Virginia, on MONDAY,
TIL Gath OF FEBRUARY. 1919, at ii
~. NJ. The transfer books will be clos
ed Monday, February II. at p. NJ,
and remain closed until 10 A NJ
Tuesday. February %.
H. ALBERT,
Secretary.
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NEW MINISTERS
ARE APPOINTED
Tentative List Is Announced by
Premier Gamboi Yama-
moto.
KATsURA STILL HOPEFUL
Expects to Organize Party and
Regain Control OF
KATsURA STILL HoPEFl

Tokyo, Japan, February 12.-Count
Gamboi Yamamoto took up the duties
of the Japanese premiership to-day.
The retiring Premier. Count Katsura.
will not devote his energies to tho or
ganzatlon Of the new party, through
which he hopes to regain control OF
the Diet.
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$40 WEST GRACE STREET, HOT
water heated rooms. Table boarders
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prIp l1lanteo female

WANTED. LADY FOR GENERAL OF
fee and some outside work. pcrn,a
nent position. los, care Times
DISPATCH. - -
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TYPEWRITERS.

TY PEWRITERS OF ALL MAKES
and models sold, rented and skilfully
repaired. Rciningtons, Underwoods,
divers. Smith Prcmiers Bar Locks
and L.. G. Smith Bros. Ma chimes
rented from S. TO 81 for three months
First rent paid applied on purchase
THE AMERICAN TYPE WRITER
EN CHA NGE. COS East Main Street.
Phone Madison $3.50.
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LADIES, YOUR COMBINES OR CUT
hair made Into beautiful switches
pompadours, curls, etc. old switches
redycd any shade to look like
new. Prices moderate. Largest
stock of pure hair switches, pom
padours and curls in the city at re-
duced prices. THE ROYALLE,"
COZ East Broad.
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FOR LE-RICHMOND'S BIGGEST
bargains In buggics, surrys and
ph1etons. we also carry Il full limo
of BUSINESS wagons No matter what
YOU want we have il. Reasonable
terms. y. MEYERS SONS. 73I East
Cary street
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flats Epr lafnt

FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING TO <
nice, refined couple two or three
rooms. nicely furnished, with all
convcniences, steam heated, etc, or
Mnfurnished; West End. b "a, care
Times Dispatch
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NOTICE.
25usiness oppurtunffies

FOR APPROVES EN.
icrprises without commission. Full
particulars mailed for PC postage.
Address THE GEORGIA PRO
NlOIEK. Galnesvtllr Ga
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aurtiun 5aIfs future Daps

BY e. l.. & H. T.. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY PUBLIC.
AUCTION OF
THE. VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE. CONSISTING OF THE
VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL-
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Rooms JFpr Rent

NICELY FsOJRNffsaEDtI, cLEAN
rooms: bath, heat, gentlemen only
THE ROANOKE. III North Eighth
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lSeaI estate Gor 5air

from 81, 900 10 So0oo on easy pay
.nents: also large p-to-date farms
your wants. WALLACE THOMPSON,
Real Estate Agent. Tatum, Orange
County. Va.
WANTED, TO SELL FoUR-ROoM
cottage. with two lots, 50Xi3T feet, on
Petersburg car line at stop No. ).
Can pay for like rent. y 70. care
Times Dispatch.
VIRGINIA FARM BARGAINs.-I
have for sale the best class of money
ton offering superior advantages to
write 10 t. Ii. BALL. wiliiamsburg,
HOME BUILDERS OPPORTUNITY TO
secure home in the shortest time
at The least cost CAN to- day for
I EartiGal21s sTAH n';,li rv H1ME
Richmond, Va
FINE FARM OF III ACRES. SIT
over macadam road; good eight room
This farm is all fenced. with %
acres seeded 10 grain and grass.
This Will make fine stock or dairy
farm Price, S7.5oe; $4,000 mortgage
al , per cent can remain Oh the prop
erty Owner viii exchange his equity,
" C Mann lH ely 6 bro9 PR Hui STRESS stree1
Richmond, Va Phone Madison 56S7.
DO YOU WANT To SELL YOUR
farm? If you do list it with us. AS
a result of extensive advertising in
the West and North we are having a
demand for farms and suburban
properties that will enable us 10 sell
Your place quickly and proftably
Write MS for listing blank. AMOS 4
CO; INC, 200-201 -2li Travellers
Building.
FOR SALE, ONE OF THE NEATEST
homes that can be built; choice To-
cation. up-to- date in every way. viii
be completed in thirty days. Madi-
son l4G7. Monroe DIAL.
c1tEApEsT AND BEST VIRGINIA
farms and timber lands. ANY size.
price and location. List free EWING
& BUCHANAN, Chester, Va
1900 HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL. BUY
$50 acres of land in Chesterfield
County with good house and good
outbuildinSs. OWNER bound to have
the money in next few days. About
timber. a good bargain for the
buyer. loo, care Times Dispatch.
FIVE ACRES. $500; FOURTEEN
acres. Sl,26O; twenty acres, $500;
GEORGE BUCHAN4N, Chester Va.
FOR sALE-ONLY $1,000 MAKES YO1
| proprietor of nice running business
in this new city. which owner says
is bringing $1,000 per month. S16.S0O
annually am y ,G 20 per cent net profit in
| per month. Write promptly for de-
| tails. SOAiNIERVILLE TRUST CO,
! INC, Newport News. Va.
FOR SALE. NINETY ACRE FARM.
| Owner, MAX PAULY. Hunters
Lodge. Flnvanna County. Va.
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Noulrrp, Pets anu ploe 5tork

G. ENUINE SHETLANp PONIES.
PONY FARM. Thus. Enos, al
South Laurcl Street
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FOR RENT. STEAM HEATED ROOM
In private West End home, con-
venient to cars and board. Pill
North Addison Street.
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Sl4 EAST CLAY STREET, WE'LL
furnished rooms In quiet home; CEN
trnl.
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5oiirirpr1 anu Statesmen

- = e - - - % -. - - - s o. < 10
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line. to sell general trade III Vir-
sinia UneXcelled specially PROPOSE
ton; Commission contract s35
weekly for expenses. THE CONT
MENTAL JIcWELRY COMPANY,
Cleveland. Ohio
OLD, ESTABLISHED HOUSE DE-
slres several high grade statesmen TO
sell exclusively special products. Very
nieritorious. good sellers. TO manu-
featuring plants, mills. dealers. pub
lie and private institutions. Salary
and expenses Excellent opportunity
for advancement. State experience
and lines handled. THE ST ERLING
REFINING COMPANY. Cleveland.
ohio
SALESMAN FOR GENERAL MEXICAN
tile trade in Virginia to sell a new
proposition of merit: vacancy now.
Attractive commission contract. with
$50 weekly for expenses. MILES +.
BI\EER COMPANY Wholesale levy
olcrs, Cleveland. Ohio.
WANTED. \ SIDE LINE TO REPRE-
sent IN King William. Caroline, spot
sylvania. Hanover AMI Louisa Al :
dress Box 800 Louisa, Va
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SHOE REPAIRING.

l0c REBATE IF YOU BRING SHOES
with this coupon. Mems shoes half
ha lf-soles, 60c, rcbated to soc Livery
pair sewed best leather; no nails. no
DcEs Keeling. ?5c. DREW'S EL'3C-
Main. Phone Monroe 1861
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billing clerk and business woman,
good position. j. 124, care Times
Dispatch.
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Soarofng

PHYSICIANS APARTMENTS, VAPOR
heat private bath and excellent
cuisine furnished to permanent and
transient boarders. at MRS. HOR-
ACE WELLFORD LONES'S new and
equipped house 200 East
Franklin Street Table boardcrs a
specially
$40 WEST GRACE STREET, HOT
water heated rooms. Table boarders
wanted
DESIRABLE, ROOMS. WITH FIRST
class board. 216 Shafer Street, four
doors south of Tn. Chesterfield
DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
excellent table board. 40l East
Grace.
PLEASANT ROOMS AND BOARD AT
East Franklin Street
BOULEVARD INN ON HAMPTON
Roads country and seashore com
pined with city convcniences Write
Ioi iiteratnrc. MISSES TABB
boulevard Inn. Hampton. Va
MRS. CHAS. *. BOWERS. ll5 EAST
Franklin Street, handsome rooms.
with steam heat and board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-13
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WANTED, TO TRADE REAL. ESTATE
for five passenger motor car. l. 160
care Dispatch.
KIPPERED HERRING OR HERRING;
In tomato sauce. loo can. MONROE
GROCERY CO. 31S West Broad.
WANTED. TO DELIVER TO YOUR
BierJ German style dark Bavarian
bottled beer. ROSENEGK BREWING
co. Phone Madison 1855.