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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
ENDS LIFE
WITH HEAP INTO SEA

eeircd word that her father was desperately
in and has been at his bedside since
" hale in Panama young Ellsworth received
special commcndation from Colonel Goethais
Tor the invention 81 dump valve. which.
according Colonel tsocthaiS. has saved the
government thousands OF doiiars since IS
adoption.
A short while ago Mrs Ellsworth. his moth
o.. received a letter from him saying thai he
hal been ~ for some time. due 10 ONeTwork
and NERVOUSNESS. but that he thought b. was
better. Last week the officials andrr whom
Ellsworth worked notincd Mr.. and Mr.
Ellsworth that the youth had suffered ncr-
vouS and physical collapse and was neither
mentally nor physically able 20 continue his
work. They. therefore. sent I'm home on ~
cation until h. should recover
IcEps Overheard.
on January u young Ellsworth ciudcd al
watchers and icapcd overheard. The Aliisnc>
searched the sca FOR him Until there va no
hope Tor the recovery Of his body ana then
Sfcamc on her Way.
Yesterday -. q. Ellsworth went 20 NcE
York % meet his son. but not until to-d1y did
b. learn % his fate lie returned 20 N.shins-
ton tonight.
Young Eilsworths mother and father I've
IN Washington. and sister. Nrs- Dc Icon
Carleton. lives IN Marion. y. G Cody
Ellsworth. a hrofhrr hsc. IN SEATTLE N<-b.
and curtis Ellsvo-th. another brothcr. hFcs
In Arizona
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BY n. w. Bowe & Son.
AUCTION SALE -
OF
Eaton's Broad Street
Pharmacy
LOCATED AT NO. 240s EAST BROAD
STREET
BY n. w. Bowe & Son.

The owner having moved to tina
suburbs because if i'll health. has de-
tie. lined TO sell at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 18TH. 1913.
at 4 z. NJ.
his drug business above referred to.
occupying one OF the best equipped
and most ideally located stores in the
city. The stock Is quite large and
fresh, and the business is a paying one
and has grown steadily from month
TO month. Under an intelligent ana
pushing management. a big success Is
assured. A competent manager and q
first-class soda clerk can be retained
il desired.
Seldom does an opportunity present
itself 10 buy business which has
passed the experimental stage and Is
now on a money-making basis. Inc
location OF this store is splendid. ana
an inspection of the stock is invited.
Terms can be made very easy.
VALENTINE AUCTION COMPANY
Auctioneers.
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ANCIENT BOARD
AGAIN REVIVED
City. Charter Gives 1t Large
General Powers in Up
building City.
DISCUSSION IS GENERAL
Union Passenger Station, Re-
moval of Showcases and Better
Street Cleaning Debated.

After having remained dormant foi
many years. the Board of Public In
tcrests was recrganized last night, and
If present plans are carried out. 1t may
become again a considerable factor in
the management of city affairs. Under
the city charter il has very broad pow
ers, though within the time of any OF
the present members none of these has
been exercised.
President r. Lee Peters of the Com
mon Council. is president of the board
ex-officio, and the members are From
the Common Council. Messrs. Huber,
Sullivan and Welsh. from the Board OF
Aldermen, Messrs. Nielsen and Bliley
citizens elected by the Common Coun-
Gil: Nessrs. Henry Lee Valentine
Harry Tucker and Joseph w. Biiley
citizens elected by the Board of Alder
men: Moses l.. Rose and j. I. Palma
tory. The board reorganlzed last night
President Peters assuming the chair. J.
r Palmatory was elected subchairman
and the second Wednesday night IN
each month at clock set for stated
meetings
What Charter Provides.
AT the request OF members the clerk
read Section Is p, of the city charter
which specifies that 1T snail be the
sideration all works of internal i'm
provements in existence. or which may
be pro- ected from time to time; to look
after the commercial, industrial and
manufacturing interests OF the city
20 watch over and take care OF ITS con
nections, means of trans portation and
communication with the rest of the
country. and 10 make such reports and
recommendations to the City Council
as will in their opinion best subserve
the different interests of the city OF
Richmond
In past years il was the specific duty
of the Board of Public Interests To
nominate TO the City Council suitable
men for positions on the Fire and Po-
lice Boards and for other city positions
but this usage has been allowed to
lapse.
Some Suggestions.
The discussion last night was gen
eraI as TO the powers of the board. II
being suggested that II might originate
such general improvements as an or
dinance requiring removal of all show
cases and projecting signs on business
thcroughfares, back to the property
line, which it is generally believed would
have much to do with the Improvement
of the appearance of Broad and MAN
Streets The committee may take VI
seriously plans for a joint union pas
senger station Of all railroads. 1t may
consider an extension of the under-
ground district of the city, removing
dangerous and unsightly Overhead
wires, and il may prepare plans ior
more systematic cleaning of the street
of the city, many of which are now
in neglected and deplorabie condition
All of these matters were broadly sug
gested as proper field for the activl
ties OF the Board OF Public Interests
and without any decisive action the
board adjourned, to be called one nign'
next week by the chairman, when the
City Attorney will be invited TO bt
present and the charter rights Will be
moro fully explained
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Dewitt Ellsworth Commits Sui
eide While En- Route From
Panama.

Washington. January is.--Dcvitt Tsinisdgc
Fif4worfh Who. - = student IN Icchhl, ~
Utzb school. and later a. a ~ fnnef 81 t.D
uisfrf~t National Guard. and The NJ -
A vs. prominent athlete On Ne>ni nsto On
ard Tor the Last tvo years had been Pm tnr
government employ in Panama. ic@pcd otet-
bosrd from the steamer Aiianca ON January
a. md va drowned ...-.c-
Word va brought to-day Whcn &c - -. -
do~Lod IN New York. Young fnd"ofth ~.
sur,-rcd = nervous and physical collapse tno
his Parents. 40 I74s Gi-ard street. were hv'-
acd that be Wa being sent home
~ Tech High
younz Fusuorth became prominent 10
Wellington when student ~ Iccnnictl
utrh school Sc made tne track teams snd
he baseball and football tcems he istcr
,.rnf 10 C.oorge Washington L diversity. Bot
f.f,.re h. completed b. course in fh1t tnsfi
tuition be enrolled student or the Nassa-
chsseft. institute ~ Technology. where ne
~r.daafcd - = draughfing engineer.
We returned % Washington aud wss en-
.lc..cd - me goverrrncut Tor short while.
turi4r shfch time nc became = member Of the
sfon.l Guard and The \. NJ. g = Ne rcp-
rs.rntcd both orzsnizationS In track and bes-
ketbau teams and wss considered one OF tne
foremost athletes % thc city.
Ancr q short term 81 employ mont IN
yvashinztoo young Ellsworth took The cisu
.--ri.,c cramiration for Panama service and
- ~rnt 70 Cufebra Cut Just before icevtnE
washington he v4s married % Miss Clara
rarrlay Wikic. % Camden. y. ,. vno vent
- paoaua With him. The climate OF the
~sn.r Tons uas 100 severe Cor Mrs. Ellsworth
nd = Few months sgo she came back " inc
rnite-d st>tos and remained for a short While
IN Newport News. Va while there sac 70
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THOUSANDS ARE
SEEKING REFUGE
Driven From Their Homes by
Swollen Waters of Ohio
River.

Evansville, Ind. January l5.-With
a stage OF As feet and still rising the
Ohio River is hourly flooding territory
and forcing farmers to fee from their
homes to cities. many of whom are
feeling the effects of the overflow All
low places in Evansville are submerged.
Skifs and launches distributed food
and fuel to waterbound homes to-day.
Provisions are being distributed from
the City Hall.
Fear of footing in sections where
houses have been abandoned has caused
the police to patrol the district IN boats
At New Albany 1000 persons are
homeless. but the city is able to care
for them. refusing aid offered by the
Red Cross Society
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DR.. CLARK IMPROVING.
Minister Though Still in Danger
Expected to Recover

While stiil IN danger. the Rev VIII
liam Meade Clark. d d. rector Of St
lanes Episcopal Church. who was
operated on after TRANSMISSION OF blood
from his daughters veins into his own,
was reported last night at st Eliza
Derh-s Hospital 70 DC making favor
able progress. His condition. according
to DR.. Shelton Horsley and Dr. J. \ .
I1psnur Is more promising than al any
time since his first hcmOrragc Sunday
morning in mis- church
Miss Emily Clark Is rapidly regain
ing normal strength The physicians
exDect that several days of absolute
o1,iet and Communication OF iron So
Fulton will DC necessary before she
ceases to feel the effects OF the loss OF
twelve ounces OF blood she viii be al
lowed to leave the hospital within two
DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16
MCNEIL LEAVES OFFICEA
AFTER FOURTEEN YEARS

Especial 10 The IIultS- DIspattnI
Raleigh. " C.. January I5-This morning
at 10 o clock there was a notable ceremony in
the Offices of the Corporation Commission.
when present and former members OF the
office force OF the commission took affection
ate leave of Hon Franklin Mcneil. who re-
tires from the commission Voluntarily after
fourteen years of distinguished service Hon
r. l. Travis was spokesman for the presents-
ticn of a handsome silver waiter in old English
pattern. 1t bears the inscription Pre-
scnted TO Franklin Mcneil. chairman North
Carolina Corporation Commission is99-lsl3,
by his sSsociater-
Ii also bears the names OF the donors l..
Rogers W. T. Lee. A. J. Maxwell. j. X.
Doughton c. V. Brown. :. A. Hubbard. W
4. Nishart Miss F. 6. Riddick. r. g Bed
dinyfcId T. L. Travis. J. o. Ellington. r. j.
HAYWOOD. W. D. Williams. Jr-. Z. L. Coving-
ton. o. y Thompson. Miss Meta Adam j. =
Frifnn The retiring chairman deeply
touched by the token of esteem
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X0HIER TO BE DEP0RTED.
Mad Hungarian Swain VIII Have Free
Ride Back TO EuroDe

The United States Bureau of Tmmi-
-rs-ion has decided that John KOhlcT.
Inc mad hungarian tailor. who sprang
into lime light here with his wild idea
that nc was beloved OF all women.
bot,ld bc deported and has commini-
csfed with Major Werner TO that ef-
fecf Since a Omn1iSsion' Of lunacy de-
dared him insane. kcnier has been con
fined in t..c Eastern state Hospital al
XyilIiaus burg by court order
KOhler was arrested IN Richmond
and other Virginia cities time WI hout
mum Der for prosecuting YOUNG women
with his attentions for months nc
,nsSo life terrible for prominent young
socicfv girl of West Frakniin street. IN
spifc Of frequent arrests and orders 10
leave the city
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Richmond, Va January IA. 1919
NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
holders-rhe annual meeting of tina
stockholders OF the Life Insurance
Company of Virginia Will be held az
the homo Office of the company.
corner of Capitol and Tenth Streets.
Richmond. Va. on WEDNESD DAY.
January % 1918. at o'clock P NJ.
for the purpose of electing direc-
tors of said company. and for con-
sidering and acting upon tho sub
jcct of increasing the capital
stock of the company ono hundred
thousand dollars. and for tho trans
action of such other business as
may properly come before said
meeting
ALGERNON s. HURT.
SECRETARY
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WIN Reseh HsIr a MaHen.


fSpcc tsl % The TfmcS- Di.n.tcof
Durham. y. G. January The CITY en-
eincrr has Just compictcd th~ tsnuist.on OF
The building permits. which Nerc sue. lFon,
this Office during thc year 1919. and the total
shoss that Durham people got Dcr mls,lo1
20 erect buildings 30 the amount 81 49,.
This does not Include thc bnidlng- crc-.co
fust outside % The corporate hmtt-- tne
80 rnuius-r - OF ~ opinion tAst there are
enough bagidings outside Of the permfte 70
run the anouns up 70 NOR than t<s@ TBS
dos not Include some Of tne tiEg~st bono-
lnr< that we're let IN isli.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16

Cincinnati. January IA steady
rain here all day caused the slowly
rcceding Ohio 10 come to a standstill
tonight and reports Of d general rain
throughout the southern part Of the
state led to predictions that another
rise Is inevitable. River men are of
the opinion that If the rain stops by
tomorrow the new rise viii not exceed
the crest reached last nlght-62.2 feet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16

NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
Once of the Secretary,
Richmond, Va, December 81. 1919.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take
notice, that, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 5. 1913. at IL o'clock A. NJ. a
special general meeting of the stock
holders of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company
will be held in the flee OF the COM
pany. in the First National Bank
Building, at the corner OF Ninth and
Main Streets. IN Richmond. Va, pur-
suant to the call OF The presidents
and directors of said company
adopted on December 19. 1912, the
purpose OF said meeting being to
take action upon a proposition OF
compromise and settlement nego-
OF the company with the special COM
mission representing the State OF
Virginia and its political sub
divisions as authorized by statute.
and also TO take action upon a reso-
luton of the president and directors
of the company looking to an
amendment of the company's char
for attending to any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
meeting
The books for the transfer OF the
capital stock OF the company will ba
closed on January 10. 1913, at 2
o'clock r. Nj. and reopened on Feb,
ruary T. 1918. at 10 o'clock a NJ
rectors. NORMAN CALL.
Secretary.
VIII. II. WHITE, I
President
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auftion 5aIes future Days
The Gu
-AuCnott1KN4
04s8 EAST BROAD S13
"a Heating and Cooking
Stoves,
At Auction

We will sell to the highest bidder for
the interest of whom it may concern on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %, 1915
At 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at Seaborad Air Line freight stations
corner Fifteenth and Franklin Streets
City of Richmond, one lot stoves, con-
sisting of SO star" all sheet steel
heating stoves. and rs cast-iron cook
stoves, said shipment originally
consigned to l.. r. Ziegler, Norfoiks
Va, and reconsigned to Southern
Stove Works, Richmond, Va
H. r. PHINNEY. Agent,
Seaboard Air Line Railway
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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TYPEWRITERS.

OF ALL MAKES AND
models sold, rented and skilfully re-
paired. Remingtons. Underwooos'
divers, Smith Premiers, Bar LOCKS
and l. c. Smith Bros. machines rent
ed. from g. to 81 for months tlrst
rent paid applied on purchase IhE
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER In
CHANGE. sos E. Main Street Tele-
phone Madison 525e.
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bfIp, a3aIs ann female
.uatiuns N-a..tee, female

PoSITTOS WASTED BY YOU NC
man of architectural ability woIheu
among best local architects Sdleiy
no object Al references. Mem Der
Richmond Architect Association. AZ
dress J. oc3. care Times Dispatch
POSITION WANTED BY GOOD.
competent stcnographcr. a. present
employed. Best of references Ad-
dress -. SO. care inns Dis2a- On
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Professional peIp IHantfo

wkNrED. ATEACHER FoR Eng
Hsh. French. Latin. advanced matnc-
nafics and music. Address C. II
TAYLOR, Madison. Va.
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Horace Smith. the young boy whose
lung WAS pierced By buggy shaft IN
= roIllSlon last week at Allison ans
Grace Streets. II reported at 81. Luke =
Hospital TO DC on the high road 10 re-
coxcrv ~ was at first feared mat
death was inevitable. but ms chances
. -crnrrrr arc nov cxrcllcnt.
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NO REMINGTON TYPEWRITER,
practically new. having recently
been rebuilt. in perfect order. for sso
cash. Owing to change OF business
wish 10 sell this machine immediate
lv Telephone LAWRENCE. Phone
Madison 1856.
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Rosi anD J0uno

LosT, 0BETwEEN LoMBARDY
and the Boulevard. on Monument
3 Avenue. Tuesday morning. small.
open-face Elgin movement watoh
and FOB , initials 3. q. W on pe ,sl
Reward II returned to W. H.W Al
JR., Guy Hall.
STRAYED FROM MY HON ,
Tuesday night. one large Jersey
COW Notify >. =. COWAhDlN,
sOI 1hirty-sixth Street.
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5oIiritcr5 ano Sa!ssmfn

SALESMAN WASTED FOR THE
Heip-a-phone. almost every teie-
phone user buys one 10 three. sells
Tor s.. earn Sos week. send for .
complete set OF instructions ia sales
rnanzhiD. free. THE W. BEBBE
PRICE COMPANY. 60 West ls2nd
street New YORK
EXPERIENCED r r \ Y r Ii y q
shoe salesman wanted for Virginia.
ALSO Middle and Western North
Carolina. Mr.. Tcdcastlo viii be AZ
Hotel jefferson. Richmond, Sstur-
dav January IS A. W. TED
CASTLE 8 co. Bosion. Mas.
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virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Va, December 81. 1919
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
stockholders OF this company VIII be
held AT the Office OF the company. In
the city of Richmond Va. on Tues
DAY. January Il. 1918. az y o'clock
noon l. - q II. A.
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Rotires
NoITICE,

MIR. JOHN H. SMITH. OF THE RICH
mond Vehicle Construction Company,
and Mr.. Il. f. Moore. OF the f. y.
Moore Co. announce the consoii-
dalton OF the two firms under the
name OF the Smith-Moore Vehicle
Company. Business in the future
viii be conductod from the plant OF
the aforementioned firm. 314 North
Fifth Street. A continuance or last
patronage Is respectfully requested
w A MED, THE PU BLIC TO
know that JAHNKE BROS, Jewei-
ers, 9l2 East Main Street. buy, sell, ex-
change and II T. M O y y i y a :
MON ID S IN II II h J. a Il T. > Il
STYLES. Old gold and silver always
taken in exchange.
FRESH BUTTERMILK DAILY. OUR
own make OF daily butter RENNlE
DAIRY co.
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Drip llantgo a9alf

Wasted. GATEWAY NAIL
clerks Tor parcel post; so Iaohth.
Richmond examinations soon. CoaSh-
ing free FRANLkfA I&SIII 4 T.
Dept $50 A. Rochester. =
WANTED, a WHITE COOK, ONE
with wife preferred. 70 "ork, a.
housekeeper. Tor country OoaI uliis
house, good wages Apply altei .
p M Saturday 1911 Stuart Avenue
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held al the ONCE OF the company. tn
the city of Richmond. Va. on Tues
day. January Il. 1918. al y O'clock
noon l. d AeLE.a
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING
THE INITIAL. Or ORGANIZATION,
rfeeffsx Of the stock1 olders OF the
Old Dominion Trust Company. n
~ornorftcd a Virginia cOr1orationl-
ma o,eo cailc5 for. and will DC hello
on Monday. January =. 1913. ~ IL
o'rfocS midday. IN the assembly nall
o. the Hotel Richmond. corner Ninth
and Grace Streets. Riehnond. Va.
O. tn :, Csc Of taking such steps
a. nav BE- necessary 20 BE- taken oy
~. ef1ckhoidsrS 20 complete the or
canization o. the company ans or
attending % any other business that
may lawfully eSra ,.I se 20 ,r, s,a fss'
ing JONATHAN By ~.
WI HNB1sTox.
President
THE ANNUAL MEETING, o.
stockholders OF The VOW - 80. ~
nesday. January -. 1919 81 !, sei"c~
Secretary and frcaeurer.
NOTICE 10 Shareholders
THE REGULAR Ann UAL Lee
fton ~ directors Nil - held - our
banking house TUESDAY. 5anu.ry
IA iois- between the hours 81 n >. u.
IVERicAN NATIONAL BANK
Oliver ,. sands. PRESIDENT.
REGULAR ANNUAL MEkIINo.
sfockhoiders Cou1fncfctal ouarsl-re
Co. viii be held ~ bus,ncss H-ps
s-t.,h Tnu-.dav January fsth, Up. -.
f.iecfion Of directors End repcH -
o' ". L. wkRIN0..
prerlfont.
T.. =. MITCHELL.
Csshtrr.
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personals

cECLEEf sPTRELEH CORSET
shop 2f7 Last Grace. and see our
new 1914 models MRS. CAMILLA
MOORE. Manager.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND
sold al HUGHES'S $. 90 North Third
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Rooms for Rfnf

sos East CLAY STREET; SOUTHERN
exposure. clean rooms.
STOP IN HEART or RICHMOND AT
TIE ROANOKE. ia North Eighth
Comfortable beds. warm rooms.
DESIRABLE ROOMS. WITH OR
--ffhouf board MRS T. 4. SKIN
NER. us y. Third street.
NrcFLY FURNISHED. HEATED
rooms for rent. single or en- suite.
LON hardy and Monument Avenue.
Phone Madison rs.
TWO LARGE. UNFINISHED
rooms for iight housekeeping. Give
pricc when Answering. 80, care
Times Dispatch
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, CAN
accommodates four. = Der week.
sis North seventh street. :
STEANf HEATED ROOMS FOR
rens. az Last Grace.
SECOND STORY BACK ROOM
southern exposure. eonvenisn' 70
tween Third and Fourth street.
Phcnc Monroe Isl j.
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$1,000
To Lend
on improved city property,
to years
Colsan & Nash, Inc.
IL North Eighth Street.
Seedlings

NoT16E OF SPECIAL GENERAL
OCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
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Kfal Cstare 5pr Kfnr

.-~-~-~- --~-~-~-~-~----~>~----~>---
LARGE FURNISHED HOU SE,
centrally located enough permd-
nent roomers to cover expenses q
OILS. care Times-Dlspatch
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WANTED. FOR Z. 8 AR M ,AbLE,-
hodied unmarried men, between
age OF Is and IS citizens OF tnited
States, OF good character and teIn s
r,erafe haolts who can speak, Eeac
I'd write the English language. For
Information. apply to Recruiting
Onicer, SO East Broad. Richmond
va
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THREE VERY DESIRABLE FLATS
all conveniences Apply - y Wes'
drnce Phone MadIson 49,
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EowEFFLET or PoUR ROOMS.
Close in cheap rent 70 desirable
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f4oksE.
Address B. 10. care Tines Dispstoh.
WANTED. A RIDING HORSE FOR
his board for a few months. Acdrc1z
D. s1s. care Tincs-Dispstch.
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VIII. II. WHITE,
President
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-16

FOR SALE. NEW AND REB UILT
contractor equipment OF every de-
scription. Let us have your IN m
ouiries MUTUAL EQUlPAl En- l
COMPANY. City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-12
Drawers of 1918

Many of the models of drawers while circular real
y appear almost straight, because there little lness
Drawers be finished with slased curved sides the
producing of kckout expression The sashed eff
feet carried through all other garments necessary
this There also suspicion of fulness in the hips The
straight effect is carried out in every way.
New models show lace handembrodery and fine embroid
erv trimming When used all full but
attractive designs shown such cuycues, Van Dyke
points the zgzag effect that much used in articles
of apparel.
The entire deux will always hold their with any
the smaller changes The buttonhoes that made the
side of the leg for the loops and bows also handmade All
such small details given strict attention today
There also straight line drawer fitting the figure quite
closely This trimmed the the other styles Cuny
fet vene and Irish much employed in the trimming
and used motifs well fiat These de-
signs trimmed number of to add variety to the
The garnture of underwear by ribbon has fact be-
come great fad have become efficient
in that it is great attraction in garment.