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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-20

aufdon SALTS future 2ap5

I =
By virtue OF a deed OF trust to me
as trustee dated the 2sth day OF No
vcmber. 1910, from Charles +. Rafferty,
ana Emily i Z. Rafferty,. 10 the Glou-
cester- Mathews Bank. Incorporated. at
Mathews Courthouse, Va. duly record :
ed IN the clerks Office OF the Circuit
Book No. II, al pages 81; 90 and 80,
and Mt the request OF the Bank of Ma
thews, Incorporated the holder OF the
principal and Interest notes. secured
therein, default having been made in
che payment OF the interest due. | win
sell At public auction. at Mathew
SATURDAY. TIE 18TH DAY OF JULY.
1913. ut o'clock +. NJ.
the following property. to-wit;
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land. with the buildings and other i'm
proVcmeHts thereon, including the "Au-
burn Wharf property. SITUATE. lying
District, IL the County OF Mathews and
state OF Virginia, known as the House
tanning one hundred and tifteen acres.
more or less. the same being sold in
gross and not by The acre
s' f@r@eny pSrrio" M fhs
Y. Il. Tabb. containing about sixty-hve
or seventy acres, the same being sold
III gross and not by the acre.
Also another portion of the same
tract. formerly owned by Miss sally
V; b. Tabb. and containing ten acres
OF woodland. me same being sold in
All OF the above property being the
same heretofore conveyed to Charles
Heath by Edith de Z. Heath. Ada Rip
ley Doliber and Thomas Doliber. her
husband. 10y deed bearing date on the
list day OF April 1907, and conveyed
November IS. 1910 by Charles Heath
and Anna Il. Heath TO Charles T. Raf-
fcrty by deed recorded in the clerk q
office Of Mathews County. in Deed Book
No. II, at pages %. So and 81.
Also the right. title and interest Of
Charles r.. RaHerty In and 10 forty
four and "a 100 acres OF oyster plant
ing grounds adjacent to Auburn
Farm" on North River, In the County
OF Mathews ana state OF Virginia, BY
virtue OF a lease from the State or
Virginia. including all of the oysters
and shells thereon. and the apDurtc-
nanccs thereto belonging, or In any
wise aDpcrtaining.
TERMS: For cash as to so much or
the proceeds as may be necessary to
defray the expenses of executing this
trust, including a trustees commission
of per cent. to discharge in cash the
principal sum of note for SIG 900 and
the interest thereon at 8 per ccntum
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 Sc
cured by n deed OF trust upon tho above
described property, to bo drawn. exc
cutcd and recorded at the expense of
the purchaser; the deed from the trus-
tee and the decd of trust aforesaid to
be all dated OF tho day of sale.
j. BOYD SEARS
- Trustee.
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Alton House
THE WALTER

WALTERS PARK, Pa
Leading health resort OF Pennsylvania
Booklet.
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automobiles Fer Salr

FOR SALE. AUTOMOBILE TRUCK
cheap. NJ q GILLESPIE. General
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u e l. G II T F Il, AIRY SIXRoON
house, Park Street; semi detached:
crete collar. All modern convcn-
fences. Apply 637 North Eirhth 81
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2uffreG

WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers.. ei3
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
and REMOCNr DIAMONDS IN THE,
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken In exchange,
OYSTERS FURNISHED THE YEAR
round. any style BiJOC CAFE.
RESTACRANT. SIS East Broad.
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR COACHING
students in their deficiencies for col
lege entrance. For particulars ad
dress HORNER SCHOOL. oxford.
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4opultrp, orts ann Yihe Stork

tOR SALE REGISTERED IioLsTEIN
cattle ono cox. viii frcshen in
september, one two gear old bull
also bull and heifer calves. Hand
some individuals faShionahly bred
Address y. " TRICE, VI b. Char
lOttesviilc Va
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Bankrupt. BanI.rtin,cy
80
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
on reading The petttien for dis 81 49,. ..
OF the bankrupf III is = .
Ordered bv lie court that a hearino
be had upon tho same OH The I'M
DAY or july. A. - 1918 before said
court at Richmond. IN said district ~
y O'clock noon: and that notice tn, q.
o be published ni The Times Disnaich
n newspaper printed i'm said disiri,.,
and that all known creditors and othrr
persons in interest may appear NJ The
said time ana place and SHOW caIise :
any they have INV tUe Drawer of iIin
said petitioner should not he granted
And it Is further ordered hy the
court that the clerk shall send NJ n,aii
10 all known creditors copies OF sal,
petition and this order. addressed 10
them nj thcir places Of Residences 40
stated
Witness the HONORABLE EDNII,Nn
WApDIiJ IR Judge Of tbe .a :,
court and the seal thereof. at Ri"h
mond. in said district. on The 18th day
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Is PIECES OF FINE ANTIQUE FUR
ntUre. English Imported a les,
care VimcA- nispafch
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ReaI Cstatf For sale

FOR SALE. NEW HOMES on GROVE
and Hanover Avenues. good location:
rcasnna bio terms. Madison l.G7
Monroe 2pii-f.
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HENRY CLAY IxN

As the warm days and hot nights
town. the Henry Clay Inn. Ashland. va.
is one Of the most delightful places.
Rcing zoo feet above Richmond. it is
always cool at night. No mosquitoes
GOOD old Virginia cooking. Train or
trolley that viii take you in or out
almost every half hour. Write or
phone Tor rates. We cater especially
to automobile parties
q. =. LEFTWICH,
Manager,
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WAGONS FOR EVERY PURPOSE,
top ana open. Get our prices and
terms. We can save YOU money.
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SuSlneos opportunity

WANTED. 4 PARTY WHO CAN IN
vest. with or without services Sc. 900
10 $500 in one OF the best paying
enterprises In the city. Investment
secured Business stands the closest
investigation Address + 369. caro-
Times Dispatch
II, ~ N;EEn, OF MONEY BORROW
from EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
$4,000 To loan on watches. diamonds.
jewelry and silverware All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
Offices for ladies consultations
second floor. 500 East Broad Street
Phone Monroe 1918.
YOUNG MAN WITH 4 FEW HUN
dred dollars TO invest, and services
wishes % hear from some business
proposition. Knowledge OF hook
keeping and Spanish. Address \ 100
care Times Dispatch.
DO YOU oWN 4 Lot? If SO. LET
us help sou to build u home on our
easy monthly payment plan. II you
do not own property we will buy
or build YOU home for the money
YOU are now paying as rent. See US
IT once. THE STANDARD HOME
COMPANY, 6l2 Mutual Building,
Richmond Va
WANTED. by REGISTERED pIIAR-
inacist. to bur :. good paving city
drug business OF buy interest with
services G. =. JONES. Union Level
Va
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JUST RECEIVED A FULL. LINE OF
business buggies. rubber or steel
tires
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HOTEL LEI ANDE

Massac husetts Ave, directly on Beach
Elevator. private baths. Reasonable rates
JACOB u HAWK. Prop'r.
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situations llsanteo, a9lle
psIp lLianten, J-fnlalc
situations lllantfb, female

WANTED. SUBSTITUTE WORK BY
experienced stenographer. rapid. ac-
curate, neat Monroe 22SS-I
WANTED, BY MIDDIE-AGED WO-
man, position 10 travel as com
ranion for children or elderly people
ADDRESS T. 3lS care Times DiSpatC.h
YotNG LADY, WITH EXPERIENCE
would like Office position. No short
hand. Address y i5S. care Times
Dispatch
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Drc. Goal Enn llaooo
llsanrsn

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH
household goods IN any Quantity.
Phone Madison 1851
WANTED. YOU TO BRING soc WORTH
OF our paid slips and get free
TICKET to superior Theatre. VIR-
GINA LAUNDRY
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hslp, A3alt lEr ,ffnld!g

WANTED. COMPETENT BO0KKEEp-
or and stenographer male or female
Salaiy, SeNenty-aVe dollars per
month. luncheon included. AppIy bv
ieilcE stating experience ana refer
cnce TO \ l72. care Times Dispat ch.
WANTED-TWo LADIES IN LARGE
country home need help, companions
snip. protection: husband and wifc
or mother and son Apply for Il
PERMANENT home, giving references
ADDRESS Mrs. l.. NJ. RUFFIN. old
Cnufch. Hanover County Va
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Blhlneilo Rntlees.

Bank OF Commerce and Trusts.
Richmond Va. June is. 1913
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or
regular semiannual dividend of 3eo
on the capital stock. payable on and
AFTER July /, 1913. Checks will be
mailed
r. 3. CAMPBELL
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Street.
FOR SALE. or WILL EXCHANGE
Tor automobile roadster prefcrredp.
thoroughhre mare. coming five. en-
driver GEO. y WHITE, Room 302
Travellers Building
Is PIECES or FINE ANTIQUE FUR
niture. English Imported. a les,
care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. 900 SHARES MILLER
train control stock Address !. 1856
care Ilres l3ispatch
WANTED. TO SELL STOCK OF CEN
cral ,uerchaDd!sc In small town on
southern Railroad VIII give bar
gain T. quick buyer. Address l. lss.
We HAyE 4 NuMBER OF LATE
Visible Typewriiers. which look as
good, work as well and are guar
anteed the same a ncw machines. 1t
examination anywhere. AMERICAN
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. INC.
COS East Main Street Phone Madi-
son $3.50
FOR SALE. BAKERY DOING COOP
stand in the city owner wants to
leave city. 3l2. care Times Dis
FGNE-PASSENGEE AUTOM oBIL Z
cheap, good condition. AMERICAN
Hat Co. Fifth and Marshall.
FOR SALE, GROCERY AND FEED
business, Now stock six-room fiat
hath, low rent; cheap If sold at once
Tall Monroe 30. or Madison 1851.
For SALE. GOOD PORTABLE OVEN
cheap. lol6 West Cary.
FOR SALE. ONE so-H0RSE BOILER
good az mex. with front and valves:
also q lot OF ola ash and doors, all
cheap T.. II ARAlENTROUT, seventh
and Canal streets.
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Chester Inn
sTRATH HAVEN HOTEL.
THE WILTSHIRE

'in"a->A1A ~ LN I Z AND BEAIH OCEAN
view; capacity 30; private baths running
water In rooms. elevator; music Special
sl2 % up weekly. $3.50 up daily. open an the
year. Booklet. SIM [. Ellis
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HOTEL LOCKHART,


Ocean view dining room, modern appoint
ments, freproof. menu ana service hrst-
class booklet l.. LOCkHART
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FLATS for kent

WANTED, TO SUBRENT THIRD
fiat. four rooms. furnished. 3l3
south Third Street. Phone Madison
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HOTEL DENNIS

Facing the and overlooking the famous
Boardwalk. Every room connected with pri-
vate bath or having hot and cold running
water. Capacity 600 MALTER j. BUZBY
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bankrupt J2pfire5

N TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EitN DISTRICT OH VIRGINIA:
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I3l6rflldnfpH5
SHOE REPAIRING

RUBBER WHOLE soLEs AND
spring heels put on $3.50 All kinds
OF shoe repairing. DREW'S ELEc-
TRIO SHOE FACTORY. 7l6 Main
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4. MEYERS sons. 73l EAST CARY
Street
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Epr

FOR SALE. TWO OPEN WAGONS
for light delivery. $40 and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
fBy Gable TO The Tribune. J

Paris, Jan. S.-President-elect Poin-
care is even more popular to-day In
Paris than he was last night. The
newspapers in the capital and in the
departments, especially at Nancy, his
birthplace, pay unqualified tributes TO
his character and to his craftsmanship.
It is significant to remark that the
keynote Of the nations enthusiasm for
the new President is his triumphant
victory over the political party ma
chine which Clemenceau has so long
dominated, the lobbyists. the Office
seekers and the professional wire-pull-
ers, who united in frantic efforts to
strange him.
It is the victory of honest moderate
republicanism over what might be
called the French Tammany Tiger and
what the John Bright Of other days
called The Cave of Adullum." More
over, the deep, strong undercurrent of
patriotism evinced by the rising gen
Grafton of F'renchmen, a sort Of French
Renaissance, that has set in since the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
BRAND CALLED UPON
TO FORM A CABINET
Premier PoinCare Resigns on
Being Elected to Presidency
of French Republic.
FRIEND OF CLEMENCEAU
New Minister for Foreign A.
fairs May Be M. Pinchon
or Elk Premier Leon
Bourgeois.

Paris. Jan. 1S.-President Fallieres
to-day invited Aristide BRAND. the
Minister OF Justice, TO form a Cabinet
Ia succession TO the retiring Poincare's
ministry.
The President, following the constitu-
tIonal usage, consulted with Antonin
Dubost and Paul Deschanel, president
OF the Senate and president Of the
Chamber OF Deputies. respectively, be-
fore offering the task to VI. BRAND
who. after half an hours talk with NJ
Fallieres, replied that he would consult
his political friends and give the Presi-
dent definite answer tomorrow.
NJ. Brands attitude is assumed gen
orally 10 favor his acceptance OF the
Premiership. Either Leon Bourgeois,
Minister of Labor. or NJ Pinchon. ex-
Minister for Foreign Affairs will be
asked, IL is understood 10 take the for
eign portfolio in the new ministry.
NJ Fallieress action in calling upon
NJ BRAND t. form a ministry followed
a meeting OF the Cabinet in the Palace
OF the Elysee. when all the ministers
formally offered their designations as a
sequel To yesterdays election of
Premier Raymond Poincare 10 the
Presidency President Fallieres. how
ever. requested all the members Of the
government to retain their portfolios
until their successors had been chosen.
ArIstde BRAND has had brilliant pub
lie career. As a Socialist he was little
heard OF until he was made reporter or
the Church and State Separation bill and
won recognition as high authority on
the subject AS result OF this work. he
was made Minister OF Public instruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19

and Worship In 1906. and was a notable
figure during the turmoil over the Separa-
ton act. on the death OF NJ. Guyot-
Dessaigne in December, 1907, NJ. BRAND
became Minister OF Justice, retaining also
the portfolio OF Public Worship When
the Clemenceau Ministry fell in July. 1909,
NJ. BRAND was called upon 10 form
Cabinet. which he did three days later
His Cabinet was composed mainly OF
men who had served under VI. Clemen-
ceau, and II was said, I'M view OF the fact
that the friendship, political and per-
sonal, between the veteran and his COM
paratively young'successor had long been
very close and cordial. that the govern
ment would be one of "Clemenceau by
proxy" but this proved far from being
the fact The Cabinet however. con-
tanned some not altogether congenlal ele-
ments. and when. I'm November, 1910. tho
Chamber OF Deputies gave VI. BRAND an
overwhelming vote OF confidence, he took
advantage or the situation to place the
resignation of the whole ministry I'm the
hands Of the President who Immediately
intrusted him with the task of forming a
new government The result of this small
coup d'etat was the dropping OF NM.
Millerand, Barthou. Cookery Doumergue.
Troullot Viviani and Ruau, and the in
clusion of NJ. Klotz, Puech, Maurice
f'aure and a number OF new men, a total
OF ten serving for the first time I'm a min
isterial capacity.
The recognized Cabinet. however. was
found to be too much a one-man af-
fair, and 1t rapidly declined in favor. In
February, 1911. after a little more than
three months existence. it sank under the
weight of its own unpopularity. NJ.
BRAND resigned on February u. giving as
his reason his inability TO unite repub-
llcans In support of church and state
separation programme that should be
really tolerant and mindful Of tine rights
of the minority. This attitude caused him
TO be attacked as the secret friend" of
the Church. this despite the fact that he
had been rapporteur OF the original sep
aration law.
on the formation OF the Poncare Cabi-
net. just year ago NJ. BRAND accepted
the portfolio of Minister of Justice.
Arstide BRAND was born in Nantes in
1862. lie studied law. and was early rec
ognlzed as a brilliant scholar and orator.
The responsibilities OF office sobered his
judgment. and as he became more con-
servatiye the Socialists frequently twitted
his regarding his early radical leanngs
and especially OF his defence of Herve. in
1903 when the latter was prosecuted for
his ant-military writings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
2IBUNE'S FOREIGN NEW

While Archduchess Mechtilde has a larger
duired by the needs Of the wife OF a
prince, Archduchess Eleonore has enough
household stuff to last herself and her
children, and perhaps even her grand
children. TO the ends OF their lives. The
poorest girl in Austria contrves to get
together an enormous mass Of household
linen quite out OF proportion TO the needs
Of an ordinary household. Thus it goes
without saying that an archduchess goes
into her husbands house with every pos
sble requisite.
The archduchesses bridal gowns were
i'm dead white Archduchess Eleonore had
a gown of ivory duchesse satin, high at
the neck and somewhat severe in Its sim
rlicity. The train was three and half
metres long, as is demanded by court ETH
quette. The robe was trimmed with point
de Venise and embroidered with garlands
OF myrtle.
Archduchcss Mcchtilde wore robe in
white crepe de chine. with antique Brus-
sells lace The train was embroidered IN
silver. I'm myrtle leaves and flowers.
Considerable attention has been at.
tracted by the very practical kind OF
Walking costume which was seen among
I'll. toilettes OF both archduchesses. Skirts,
clearing the ground, in homespun ana
serge, are considered somewhat rough
wear for arChduchesSes by the various
ladies who managed TO get sight of the
costumes before.
Some astonishment was even expressed
at the very extreme simplicity OF the out
III of ArchduChess Eleonoro but the
parents of the youthful archduchess have
very properly remembered that she IS
marrying a simple seaman. and that in
srch circumstances the costly wardrobe
which goes with a future queen or en-
press would be quite out Of place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
ALL FRANCE WELCOMES
ELECTION OF POINCARE
Enthusiasm for New President Due to His
Victory Over the Clemenceau-Worked
Political Party Machine.

famous threat of Agadir finds its pro-
tagonist in the person Of Raymond
Poincare. who is the champion not so
much of Parliament as at present con-
stituted as of the nation itself, the
nation that regards him as the de-
fender Of the national honor and the
national safety.
Even those newspaper processing
monarchist and clerical sentiment COM
ment on NJ. Poncare's election with
favor and with a unanimity unprece-
dented in French politics 1t is, in fact,
difficult 70 find anywhere dissentient
word.
Friends of Jules Pans, the strongest
opponent of NJ. Poincare in the ballot
ing, aver that it was the Conserva-
tives who decided the Presidency. but
TO this statement the reply is made
that the Conservatives possessed nine
ty-one votes in the National Assem-
bly, and that therefore with every one
Of them supporting the Pans candi-
dature NJ Poincare would still have
had ninety-six Republican Radical
votes more than Jules Pans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-19
PORTE HAS FOUR REASONS
FOR KEEPING ADRIAN0PLE
Will Treat for Cession Of Dis
tant Egean Islands, but Holds
to Those Near Land.

Constantinople, Jan. 1S-The Turk
ish Foreign Minister. Noradunghian
Efendi, tonight submitted TO the
Council of Ministers a draft reply TO
the note Of the powers. II is under
stood that It insists upon the retention
Of Adrianople for the following rea-
sons:
First-Because the Bulgarian inhabi-
tsnts are in the minority at Adriano-
pie. not only in comparison with the
Moslems. but as compared with other
Christians.
Second-Because OF the splendid de-
fence OF the garrison.
Third-The loss OF Adrianople. con-
tanning the temples Of the Callpns'
would ruin the prestige Of Islam
Fourth-The loss OF Adrianople'
which is the gate OF Constantinopie'
would endanger the existence OF the
empire
The Porte therefore prays. con-
tinues the draft reply, that the pow
ers take consideration OF the vital ne
cessities Of the empire and make rep
reservations to the Balkan states with
view to peace. Turkey sincerely de-
sires TO find a common ground of un-
Outstanding and will even consent TO
fresh sacrifices"
Regarding the Egean Islands. the
reply declares that Turkey refuses 10
abandon the islands near her coasts
but Is ready TO continue pourparlers
respecting the distant islands
Noradunghian Effendi has instructed
the Ottoman ambassadors abroad
again 20 sound the powers with regard
TO Adrianople The Superior Council
Of War has handed the Council OF Min
isters a report on the military situa =
ZION.
The Russian Ambassador tonight
visited Noradunghian Effendi, and it Is
tumored that ne urged the Foreign
Minister To take the note OF the powers
under serious consideration. the ltal-
Ian Ambassador interviewed Noradun-
ghian Effendi on the subject OF the
Egean Islands
II Is reported that there have been
snght encounters at TchataldJs be-
1 tween the Turks and the Bulgarhns.