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Evening journal., 1913-12-22
FINE CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
AT TIE FRIENDS SCHOOL

At the Friends School Fourth and
West streets, the Christmas exercises
will be celebrated tomorrow with In
teresting and appropriate. programs
I'm each department. The exercises
of the primary department will be
held at 10 clock, and Will be fea-
ltured by a sketch from Dickins'
christmas Carol.
Members of the Whittier Society oi
1.-THE school viii present their enter
tainment in the afternoon at
lo'clock The programs for both en-
tertainments are as follows.
Primary Department Scripture
reading: chorus. Christmas Bells;
l"The Christmas Story" Girls OF "E"
class; German Lullaby" Georg-
lana Coke; 'Grandpas Christmas
Present Deborah Wood; "The New
( Year" A. Felix DUPONT, Jr.; our
Gifts" F. Margaret Street. Ethel
Bastian. ID. Meredith Reese. Phebe
lJ. knox, William b. Brown. Elaine
Booker and William S. Candee;
christmas Secrets. Ethel w.
/ Philips: "The First Letter. Mary
S. Lackey. Sylvia Miller; Some
thing Strange" Anne II. Philips, Cor
Lewis L. Dunham, Jr., "The Story
Of piccola Ellen Wood; Carol,
Good King Wenceslaus," king, Al
fred L. A. Young. page. Donald R.
Jordan. chorus. "E" Glass; "The
Cratchit's Plum Pudding" Florence
iE. Prickett; "Ebenezer Scrooge," 4"
Leroy NJ Haitsch.
From Dickens Christms Carol:
Scene PLACE. scrooges office;
time. day before Christmas
Characters-sc scrooge, Charles +.
Richards; Bob Cratchit W. Brooke
stabler; scrooge's nephew. George
Winchester; two gentlemen. J. Dam
forth Bush, Jr. and J. Sellers Ban
croft. Jr.
Scene II-Place Scrooge's home
time, Christmas morning
aracters-Scrooge. Charles +.
Richards boy. Daniel o. Hastings,
lJr.; poulterer's man, Victor ID. Long
Chorus. where Does Santa Claus
Live THE Mouse in the Muff.
Elizabeth A. Boyd; chorus, saint
Nicholas.' Sarah r. Murphey. Gcorgi.
ana Coke May Field. Mary T. Hamil.
ton, Frances r. Bailey. Deborah
Wood. Margaret Brown. Emily Spru.
lance and Henrietta Mace; Santa Is
Helpers Santa Claus. Ebert ID
Griffenberg' Triupet Fin Dallas
Spare; Sprites. Willard Hill, JOSEPH
Marvel 4th, Robert H. Richards, Jr
I. jackson S. Warfield, William Cor.
bit Spruance; dollmakers, Ellen c. G.
Adair. Madeleine II Pierce, Ruby IA
Jordan. Katrina E. Pusey; nursery
men, James 5. Comfy, John S. Reese
W. Mode Spackman, Frederick A
Wardenberg, Jr., and J. Clark Sam
uel chorus, "Hurrah for sants
Claus"
The program for Tuesday after
neon is as follows.
Whittier Society Prograi..
Christmas Fanfare and Carol, Girls
High School; essay, Christmas Customs
and Beliefs Margery NJ. Woo'son; a
True Christmas l-sldent," Mildred A.
Davidson; Decent err Margaret b.
Lane; Christmas I oughts.n Ernest NJ
Sheppard; chorus, The First Novel;
Girls High School; Y, Christmas
Pictures" Frances l.. Baird; "Coastinl
New Years Eve" William II Wallace
Jr.; Christmas Day." Elizabeth X
Ewes; Ms. Fezziwig's Ball. Florence v
Miller; dialogue, Merry Christmas" ar
ranged from Dickens Christmas Car
ol;" Scrooge, II. Keppele Miller, Jr.i
chorus. -On Holy, Happy Morning,
Girls High School.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

Outfit consists Of golden oak
cabinet, finished all around, slid
ing record shelf, for VIII Victro-
las. Capacity, 1870 l2-inch records
ana l0-inch, double Victor rec
ords of your own selection.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

You search the whole world and another gift
that will bring much pleasure member of the family
make easy for you buy by Offering special combination
fits very convenient payment terms
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

But the price, weight and operative cost have barred
the Six to thousands. Now the HUDSON SN-40 takes
down those bars.
Here the ghtest car Of its size and power 1t has
the lowest operative cost The price below any -Four
of its class. And that car is Six.
This is Howard E. Cohin's latest achievement. The
same Mr. Coffin who years ago, brought down the cost
of Fours.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

The HdndSonlest Car ofthe Year
This new car has the same stream
line body as the latest HUDSON Six-54.
And all must agree that these two cars
are the handsomest cars of the year.
They follow the latest European
practice angles at the dash. All the
accepted world standards are brought
out in this car. The finish, the equip
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

tinguished car. Yet the price has been
brought down to $3.50. f. o. b. Detroit.
The HUDSON Six-40 is for men who
want modest size and power. The Six
81 is for men who want big cars. power
ful and roomy.
One offers the lowest price ever made
on high-grade Six. The other offers
at a modest price all that costly cars can
give.
Please come and compare them. See
whichyou prefer. In alIrespects. .bothrep-
resent the highest HUDSON Standards.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

Come and find out what luxury motion one getsnths
ideal Six. Note the smoothness the hexbity the quick
acceeration the total lack of vibration Note how slow
you go. how quickly pick up and what grades you
climb without changing from high gear. You will
never again be happy with a -Four.
Evening journal., 1913-12-22

HOLIDAY BILL AT GARRICK.
A big holiday bill opens at the Gar
Evening journal., 1913-12-22
SideHghfs on Local
Sporting Talent
BY "BH MCGOWAN"

Local followers of the art of fisti-
cuffs win await the result of two bat
ties within the next two weeks with
much interest X. o. Harry Baker,
Wilmington's aspirant for the middle
weight crown, will take on $4,000
Jack McCarron New Years Day at the
Olympia Club, of Philadelphia. To-
morrow night Jimmy Murphy a To-
cal lightweight. crosses mitts with the
noted Buck" Fleming. The Baker
McCarron setto has caused consider
able comment throughout the East
The local lad has been delivering the
goods in first class manner here OF
late His recent victories over Eddie
Revor, Howard Truesdale and Joe
Borrell have placed him on a par with
/ the leading boxers of the universe
in Jack" McCarron he meets a tough
proposition. The latter has a remark.
able record. It may be said that Nc.
Carron has the honor Of being the
only man to stop Joe Borrell, the mos
likely middleweight in the East
About 300 Wilmingtonians are expect
ed to see this bout. Should Harry VIII
via the knockout route, he can there
after be carded as the champion mid
dleweight of the country. He hai
every right to this claim If he earn
a draw with $4,000 Jack
Jimmy Murphy. the fighting boy
OF Wilmington, makes his debut as
Philadelphia wind-up man tomorrow
night at Marcus Williams Fasrmoun
Club. Jimmy meets Buck" Fleminf
a Philadelphia boy, who has bee
cleaning up the lightweight dlvisio
Of Pennsylvania. Murphy's hundred
Of friends in this city are anxious t
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Thirty Attractive
Features

New streamline body.
Seats from I to passengers. Two dis
appearing tonneau seats.
Hand-buaed Gather upholstery.
-One-Man" Pantasote top. Quick
adjustable side curtains enveloped in
the top.
Gasoline tank in cowl dash. All instru-
ments and gauges within reach Of
driver.
Extra tires carried ahead Of the front
door.
Integral windshield. rain-'yision. venti-
lating.
Delco patented system Of electric start
ing and lighting. ll-inch parabolic
headlights with special dimming at
tachment. Electric tail light. dash
light and portable inspection light
Concealed hinges. Concealed speed
ometer gear. Speedometer sunk in
cowl apron.
Wheelbase. ll5 inches.
Weight. 1850 pounds.
Tires. "a Z 4. Demountable rims with
one extra rim.
Left side drive.
Electric horn. License carriers. Tire
holders. All tools complete.
Entrance to front seat from either side.
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AT THE PICKWICK.


A three-day battle fought 500 feet
in mid-air, is one of the striking
scenes in "Twixt Heaven and
Earth" four-part photo-play
shown at the Pickwick Theatre to-
day. Yvonne Pascal is featured in
her. greatest dramatic success 1.-The
Whirlpool of Despair" pathetic
drama showing the inside Of the
white slave traffic in large city and
the temptations surrounding a young
girl. Wednesday, the management
presents the Famous Players of
France, in a three-part drama of do
nestle life entitled, THE Traducer.
Christmas Day as a special attrac-
tion, Travers Vale's we'll Lnown play,
"The Girl of the Sunny South" will
! be presented with an all-star cast in
FIVE parts. This drama teens with
stirring battle scenes, interesting
and exciting prison scenes, horse
races. five scenes on shipboard, COM
edy scenes, old-fashioned Southern
] plantation scenes, levee scenes and
wonderful rescues at sea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21
CRAIG COMPUTES
DEATH SENTENCE
Moses Drakeford Gets Life I'm
prisonnent-Petition for Better
Freight Rates.

Raleigh. y. G.. June 2O.-Governor
Srais announces communication for
Moses Drakcford. Richmond County. by
winch he gets imprisonment for life in
the place Of a death sentence imposed
by Judge Bragaw The reasons for the
communication explain that In imposing
the death sentence Judge Bragaw spe-
cihcd that he would only impose
such sentence with the understand
Ing that the Governor would be asked
by all the court officials to commute
to- life imprisonment. Drakeford was
convicted of criminal attack. but there
were circumstances that constrained
the trial Judge TO hesitate about i'm
posing the death sentence
j. r. Head. of Wilmington. filed to-
day with the Corporation Commission
a petition on the part of shippers of
Wilmington and other points for a
lower freight rate on cross ties. and
the commission is taking the matter
UP with the railroad companies.
The Corporation Commission received
to-day petition from the Mayor and
citizens OF la Grange for the railroad
companies there 10 be required TO pro-
Eide new modern brick depot in the
place Of the one burned in May. and
that the railroads be not allowed to
utilize an old freight depot building in
replacing the depot burned Tho com
mission will look into the matter at
once.
S. L. Rose, attorney. Of Goldsboro:
J. Il. Hooks, ]. r. Cox and c. E. Corr.
Of Rose. Wayne County. were before
the Corporation Commission to-day TO
urge an order By the commission for
the creation of a depot and agency at
Rose. which is the halfway point be-
tween Goldsboro and Princeton. the
latter stations being twelve miles
apart.
Deputy Sheriff s. p Fleming. OF War
ren County. was here to-day to commit
TO the penitentiary. three convicts-
Harry Durham and John Mason. TO
serve fifteen years each, and Roger
Aston. TO serve seven years
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auction SALES future 2aps

BY virtue OF n deed or trust to me
as trustee, dated the 2sth day OF No
VEN ber. 1910 from Charles L. Rafferty,
cester- Mathews Bank. INCORPORATED, at
Mathews Courthouse: Va. duly record
Court OF Mathews County. Va. In Deed
Book No. II. II pages "a. 90 and &c,
and at tho REQUEST OF the Bank OF, Ma
principal and interest notes. secured
therein. default having been made in
the payment OF the interest due. / will
sell at PUBLIC auction. at Mathews
sATuRpAY. ritz 18TH DAY or JULY.
1913. 1T o'clock +. NJ
the following property. to-wit:
All tnat certain tract or parcel of
land. with the buildings and other i'm
burn Wharf" property. situate. lying
and being in the Westvillc Maglsteriai
District. In the Counts OF Mathews and
Tract" portion OF Auburn and CON
tanning one hundred and fifteen acres.
gross and not By the acre
Also another portion II tho Same
tract II fo rp 4wne- ~ Miss sally
in gross and not b. the acre
,ra also fn an0ensr p9rti9n OF the same
Y; y. Tabb. and containing ten acres
of woodland. the same being sold in
gross and not By the acre.
All OF the above property being the
same. heretofore CONVEYED TO Charles
Heath by Edith dc c. Heath. Ada rim
ley Doliber and Thomas Doliber. her
husband, BY deed bearing date on the
LIST day OF April, 1907, and conveyed
November IS. 1910. By Charles Heath
and Anna Il. Heath TO Charles E. Raj
ferty by deed recorded In the clerks
office of Mathews County in Deed Book
No. Il, at pages Co. 80 and "a
Also the right title and interest OF
Charles l.. Rafferty, III and TO forty
four and 3i-l00 acres Of oyster plant
Ing grounds adjacent to Auburn
Farm" on North River in the County
of Mathews and State OF Virginia. by
virtue of lease from tho State Of
Virgiiifa, including all of the oysters
and shells thereon, and the apDurte-
nances thereto, belonging. or in any
wise appertaining.
TERMS: For cash as to so much Of
the proceeds as may be necessary TO
dcfray the expenses OF executing this
of per cent. to discharge In cash the
principal sum Of a note for $4,000 and
the interest thereon at S per cent,in
per annum from the 2sth day Of Nav.
1912. and the residue OF the amount OF
the purchase price TO be evidenced by
two notes. payable in six and twelve
months from the day OF sale and So
cured by deed OF trust upon the above
described property, TO be drawn. exc
cuted and recorded al the EXPENSE OF
the purchaser. the deed from the trus-
tee and the deed OF trust aforesaid 10
he ali dated of the day Of sale
j. BOYD SEARSi
Trustee
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Office of Collector of City Taxes,
City Hall, Room l07.
Notice to Taxpayers

City Taxes for 1918 are due and pay
able June ) 10 80, inclusive
The city ordinances provides that
one-half may he paid in June and the
remaining half in December. Failure
to pay all or one-half in June incurs
n penalty of per cent on the whole
amount, which is due at once. and if
not paid before SEPTEMBER l, the
collector is required 10 levy, with costs
ALL MALES 81 years of age. ALL
PERSONS (MALE OF EEMALE) who
own personal property. or hold personal
property as hduelary. ana all parties
conducting business in the city Of
Richmond COT whatever nature) are as
sessed. and viii! please call and settle
50 MS to avoid delinquency
GRADING, PAVING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME ~ WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD on land books on January 81,
1913, and see that YOU get all your
bills: property transferred February
or later stands IN name OF owner in
1912.
This is the only ice required by
law: please give IL PROMPT ATTEN-
TON, as under the ordinance per
cent penalty will be added TO the whole
bill after June 30
Washington Ward taxes. etc, must
be paid ut the office of The Deputy Col
lector. Tenth and Hull Streets.
HERBERT H. HULCE,
Collector of Taxes. CITY of Richmond.
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GburrD 32utirfs
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PhEsByTERJAN CHURCH
Preaching At 4 4 n n. and is sis p 81. by the
SECOND PRES ENTERTAIN CHURCH
cEcIL, d. D. pastor. services a, II \. N.
sunday School s:;5 a. NJ.
csu 7, essrvtcsi at II clock 4, n. 'i and
s; cli + Gi9Sa 3 OF THE covsSAvr-REv. J
CALVIN STEWART, D. p, pastor: Preach
Ing a, Il a. NJ. and S:i5 L. NJ. by the pastor.
Mtdweek service Wednesday evening at sis.
classes meet al 10 a. " Al night DR.. STEM
Art vii. preach the l0oth anniversary
IVES N Ms Err PRESBYTERIAN
ChurCh-Eev. JAMES YOUNG FAIR. D. D.,
pastor. Preaching II o'clock and SIS p. NJ.
Welcome.
FIEST BAPTIST CHURCH 1BROAD AND
twelfth Streeisl-Eev GEO. ". McDAN-
TEL. u, D.. pastor. Preaching at II a. NJ,
Graded sunday school. Baraca ana Phila-
thea classes "a. ". Patterson. Supt.). $50
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH CRANK
lin and Adams Streets THOMAS CLAG
EFT SKINNER, d. d. minister. Services a.
y. NJ. The teaching service OF the church.
Glasses Tor all! Pastor breaches at both ser
Father FIRST in ii series OF sunday morn
ing messages on the Lords Prayer. Evening
SUBJECT, smith Ill. anu tne oHtrCh. Third
in a series on smith and the church.''
quartet choir. Strangers welcome. Seats
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tGr""e ana Foushee Streets) REV. LLOYD
I. WILSON. d; u: pastor. Preaching q, Il
subject, ''liow The Christian Life Should EN-.
press Itself Towards Man" Sunday School
Prayer pleeting Wednesday, al s;l5 F. NJ. The
pubic. especially strangers, are cordially in
GROVE AVENUE, BAPTIST CHIIRCH
Grove Avenue and Harrison Sire ep.-Rev.
W. c. JAMES. tn. d.. pastor Preaching at
the evening service the pastor Will deliver
an illustrated lecture subject. Tie Peril OF
tJamcs -. Wood. SuptJ. Wednesday, even
ing prayer; meeting az sis ociock
D. D., will occupy his pulpit in Calvary Bap-
.ist Church to,morTow a, both morning and
G fxsn"s 90 Snail Thy Strength o se ny
subject, The Pure in Heart"
crxrgyARy ME n g e,fi,ncv so,,r,,
streets)-Rev. W. j. YOUNG. D. D.. pastor.
r o 9S se fl ha ana s
eth to the End: evening subject. lis Lifo
q Tragedy or Comedy" Sunday School
at $3.50 \. Nj. All seats Tree.
EPISCOPAL.
ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH (COR-
RussELL noWiE; reetsS; The 9se! Hey W. u:
LIAM A.. PEARMAN. assistant. Holy Com
NJ; morning prayer and sermon, Ii a. NJ:
evening prayer and sermon. Il. NJ \
cordial invitation TO worship with u.s.
Germans cordially invited. All seats free
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICE OF FIRST,
Church OF Christ. Scientist will bo held 10.
morrow morning in church edlhce Corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Streetsl at IL
o'clock. Subject lis the Universe, Incmd-
ing Man. Evolved by Atomic Force?" We'd
nesday evening testimony and experience
meeting at $3.50. The reading rooms are To-
Gated at 2O1,s North Sixth Street. and are
omen every week dav from 10 A. NJ. 10 p
NJ. All arc cordially invited.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LPHIANS-SUNDAY SCHOOL,
$3.50 A. NJ, services IL a. n. and p. M, Leo
Camp Hall. Broad Street between Fifth and
sixth. All welcome
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21

ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
On this 18th day OF June, y. %. 1913.
on reading the petition for discharge
OF the bankrupt IL is
Ordered by the court that hearing
be had upon the same on the 22D
DAY OF JULY, y. u. 1919 before said
court. at Richmond. in said district. at
l. o'clock noon, and that notice there
OF be published in The Times Dispatch.
a newspaper printed in said district,
and that all known creditors and other
persons III Interest may appear at the
said time and place. and show cause. IL
any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner. should not be granted.
court mat he clerk SHAH Send 10y ny , ,ne
10 all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places Of residence as
stated.
Witness the HONORABLE EDMUND
WADDIDL, JR, Judge OF the said
court, and the seal thereof at Rich
mond. in said district, on The 18th day
OF June a. y. 1913.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY,
iSeal) Clerk
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Sllntnrr SuarntnR

IA XII COTTAGE. OCEAN VIEW. VA.
on water front. cottage line: extra
meals. soc. Terms. apply MRS
GEORGE BLOUNT
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HOTEL LELANDE
r a l. Ell C n

D Massa chusetts Ave, directly on Reach
Elevator private baths Reasonable rates
JACOB b. HAWK. Prom
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w. A. Price, Jr.. Gets Appointment.

Davidson. y G., June 20-W. A.
Price, Jr class Of 'o9, formerly resi-
dent of Richmond. took his Phi d. de-
gree al the recent commencement of
the Johns Hopkins University. and has
received an appointment in the Uni
versity OF West Virginia. He will
teach geology and have charge Of work
connected with a study Of and collcc-
ton OF fossils In that state DR. Price
has for several summers past been
connected with the Geological Survey
OF the United States government in
the West.
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Rfll estate for Sals

FOR SALE, EMERGENCY BARGAIN
III suburban acreage; sixty acres
halfmile r, + * f. depot: three
quarters 10 car line. beautiful build
lnS site twenty acres open land.
Just the thing FOR business man who
wants elbow room. Other improved
ana uninlproycd lands near railroad
GOTIEELI., Sei East Franklin
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SEVERAL FANCY DRY GOODS OR
notions wagons spring delivery
wagons and grocery wagons.
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FOR RENT, THREE CONNECTING
rooms. with bath adjoining. we'll fur
nished for light housekeeping. 317
West Grace
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LUenreD

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods in any quantity.
Phon- Madison 1851.
WANTED. no RENT PART OF SMALL
office, Must be near centre Of town
upstalrs is acceptable Address Z
rs. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. YOU TO Bring SOC WORTH
Of our paid slips and get a free
tick.t to Superior Theatre VIR-
GINA LAUNDRY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING SEC
SIS, one raHa ioa, ssa5 e o oneaG pun.
nnna no. 1907 9e 5aaa5 Gn fio qne
buggy. sold for 800 cash and used
Just few times, now sl25; one top
one station wagon $50: one Vic
toria SI2o, one farm wagon. two
horse. 49, two ne-hoTse farm
S25. one spring wagon. S35: one top
grocery wagon. $50: one |. II. G. auto
three months. one cut-under surrev.
without top, 500, one with top. $50;
one with canopy top. $50, all rubber
tired; one phacton. $40.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY sUsoUE-
hanna dump wagons and Columbia
dump carts. We have a big stock of
them.
SEE Us FOR OLD HICKORY AND
Weber farm wagons.
SEVERAL FANCY DRY GOODS OR
notions wagons. spring delivery
wagons and grocery wagons
8RIsTow. WocRsHAM co, IL NORTH
FOR SALE. TWO OPEN WAGONS
for light delivery, SO and :45.
ONE sTEEL-TIREp BUGGY. $40.
JUST RECEIVED \ FULL LINE OF
business buggies. rubber or steel
tires.
WAGONS FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
top and open. Get our prices and
terms We can save you money.
a MEYERS SONS. 7sl EAST CARY
Street.
WANTED. TO SELL STOCK OF GEN.
s sa, 'nerchrand,ise IN small town on
gain 10 quick buyer. Address l. ISIS,
care Times Dispatch.
FOB or. $ Sale IL, a 400 e, SHAE Ra3 MILLEE
care Times Dispatch.
FIVE PAsSENG ER AUT o NJ o I L e
cheap, good condition. AMERICAN
HAT co. Fifth and Marshall
FOR SALE. ONE ao-HORSE BOILER,
good as new, with front and valves:
also lot OF old sash and doors, ali
cheap L RI ARMENTROuT, Seventh
and Canal Streets.
ONLY s27.50 PAYS FOR a COMPLETE
life scholarship in shorthand. book
keeping or teiegraphy. Get cata-
MAssEY bUSiNEsss cohIEGE.
FOR SALE, FULLY EQUIPPED oPER-
ating quarry plant, with No. 5
Gates crusher, engine and boiler, all
comparatively new. situated on rail
road. 20 miles from Richmond, and
louisville Scottsvlle. Address p o.
Box No. s12. Richmond. Va.
FOR SALE STYLISH RUNABOUT.
surrey, rubber tires; bargains. 1850
North Twenty fifth Street. Monroe
ONE S-HoRsEpoWER INTERNA-
tional engine, mounted, in perfect
running order; cost Sl75 For quick
sale, sac Positively good as new
Box No. >. south BOSTON. Va.
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4oouItrp, iert5 ann liOr 5tork

FOR SALE, REGISTERED HoLSTEIN
cattle. One COW, viii freshen in
September, one two ycar-old bull;
also bull and heifer calves Hand
some individuals, fashionablv bred
Address II. NJ. TRIcE, NJ d. Char
lcttegVinc Va
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WHILE ON YOUR VACATION At THE
seashore stop at Togo Cottage be-
tween Fourth and Fifth Streets.
Ocean View.
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l5uSlnfs5 RpporrInitp

WANTED. a PARTY WHO CAN IN
vest, with or without services $4,000
10 S1oo0 IN one OF the best paying
enterprises in the city. Investment
secured. Business stands the closest
investigation- Address + 369, care
Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN WITH a FEW HUN
dtcl dollars to invest, ana services.
wishes TO hear from some business
proposition. knowledge OF book
Keeping and Spanish. Address a $50.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY REGISTERED PHAR-
macist. to buy good paving city
drug business or buy interest with
services. 6. +. JONES. Union Level.
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CAPE HENRY. VA, THE WATTES
The most comfortable house at this
delightful health resort to rent for
the season. Apply w. j. O'kEEFIs
Cape Henry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21

NOW is THE TIME TO GET A NICE
rubber tired surrey, cut-under We
have them at reduced and very low
prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-21

A BIG LINE OF BUSINESS BUGGIES,
several standing top bugeies; very
thing Tor business or pleasure pur-
poses.