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 Col Winston Churchill, author of Richard Carvel,'' The Crisis" and other best sellers will celebrate his forty-second birthday today. The dis tinguished writer and Bull Mooser was born in. St. Louis, lives and writes and runs for office in New Hampshire, and gets his mail from a Vermont post office. American literature had a nar- when MT. Churchill entertained an ambition to sail the seas as a 'tcap'n bold in Uncle SaIn's navee.'' He went so far as to graduate from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, but, after thinking the matter over. he eventually decided that he prefer red a lit'ry career on terra firrna to life on the bounding deep. His first novel, "The Celebrity was published fifteen years ago. and was moderately successful This was followed in 1899 by Richard Carvel," which was one of the big hits of the year, and gave the young author reputation in Europe as well as in America. He followed this success with another. "The Crisis" and has since hit the literary bull's-eye with several other tales of love and politics.
 Col. Churchill invested the proceeds from his books in farm at Cornish N. H., where he lives the life of a country gentleman. He is the chief of literary and artistic clan which in cludes Kenyon Cox, MaxheId Parrish, Louis St. Gaudens and many others. and President Wilson also pitched his summer camp in the neighborhood.
 For ten years Coh Churchill has been prominent in politics, and has made several incursions into the arena as an office seeker. He was a member of the New Hampshire legislature in 1903 and 1905, and last year. he ran for Governor on the Progressive tick ct. There were 14,401 citizens who were willing to have an author in the executive mansion, but this was not enough by half to put him there.
 pr. Henry Van Dyke, clergyman. poet, author, lecturer, professor and angler, was born in Germantown, Pa, sixty-one years ago today. As pro- lessor of EyD a-1islo 1iferof11ra af Pvi1oo
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-10

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
OUTPOST DEFENSE
FOR PANAMA CANAL

the CITY Auditorium. The meeting
was held under the auspices of the
Inter DenOminational Union. com
posed OF the colOred clergy OF Hich-
mond VINO are seeking to better the
social condition of their race
Dr. Lyon. who was formerly an the
diplomatic service Of this country, Dni
left IL 10 represent the Liberian gov
eminent. spoke entert ainiDgly upon the
life OF the negro in Africa, describing
his character. history and present con
dition and advising his hearers 10 take
advantage or the opportunities offered
in this country.
Dr.. Lyon was followed by Governor
Mann. who received "a hearty ovation
when he arose Tho Governor made
stirring speech 800 which he again
expressed his determination 20 enforce
the law 10 protect all alike. and told Of
his interest in the present movement
The meeting was called 20 order by
Rev Moses Lake. who introduced Rev.
c. l.. SOmers. who IN turn called upon
John Mitchell. Jr., master Of Cere-
monies. Following the Invocation by
RI. Rev. r. a. Gibson. Bishop of kir-
ginia, an interesting paper was read by
Rev. G.. l.. SOmers relating 20 he civic
betterment Of the colOred race. a short
address was also made by John r. An
derson. Father Charles Hannigan
pronounced the benediotiOn.
Music was furnished by the First
Baptist Church Choir. Smith Quartette,
and Jenkins Quartette. Fully 500
persons were present. Among them
were "a mum Der Of white people.
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Guantanamo, Cuba, to Be Made
Impregnable Stronghold
by Uncle Sam.

Washington. January l3.--Several
wears earnest consideration by the
ioint board representing the ranking
officers Of the army and navy, mas
crystelliZed into final decision 10
regard the eastern extremity of cuba as
the proper defensive outpost Tor the
Panama Canal on the Atlantic side To-
day the necessary orders viii be gwen.
with the approval of the President
and the Secretaries of War and Navy
for the preparation Of plans which snail
make the present naval base at Guam
tanamO an imprcgnabie stronghold
against any hostile force that may
seek % apprach the canal from the east
Objection Met by Acquisition.
Some disposition has been shown IN
Congress 20 question the wisdom of 10
eating such a defense outside Of the
Canal Zone proper, or on the American
mainland with the acquisition Of the
tract IA the rear Of the present naval
station which has been arranged FOR
by the treaty with cuba. IL is felt. how
yer. hat there disappears the only
sound objection that could have oeen
urged against the creation Of d modern
Gibraltar al Guantanamo that -, the
difficulty Of defending the station
from d land attack in the road. suppos-
ing a hostile army European 70 have
been landed elsewhere in Cuba.
Therefore. orders have been ISSUED ior
a visit to the naval station Of i've Officers
OF high rank. representing both services
with the purpose Of finally approving or
amending the elaborate plans OF defense
which have been prepared by the Joint
Board upon data furnished Dy the
amy and navy war colleges. The party
will consist of Maj Gen Leonard
Mood chief OF staff; Brigadier General
William Crozier. president of the W ar
College. and Brigadier General ETas-
mus NJ Weaver. chief of Coast Artliiery
representing the army. and Reaf
Admiral Hugo Osterhaus and captain
William r. Shoemaker of the general
board, representing the navy.
Officers To Visit Cuba.
This party will sail for Guantanamo
the 10th instant on the President 5
yacht Mayfower which has been
specially assigned TO that duty. II is
expected that they Will return 20 this
city about February s. During the
visit the great North Atlantic Fleet
will be conducting its winter exercises
in the Caribbean. using Guantanamo
as its base. so that the special board
will have an opportunity 10 test any
doubtful points about the vuineraoiiity
of the station by practical demonstra-
ton If desired.
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auctiun SALTS future Sags
By y. W. Bowe & Son.
AUCTION SALE
OF
Eaton S Broad Street
Pharmacy
LOCATED AT NO. 24os EAST BROAD
STREET.

The owner. having moved to the
suburbs because if i'll health, has de-
termined to sell at public auction. or
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 and
pushing management. big success is
assured. A competent manager and q
frst-class soda clerk can be retained
If desired.
Seldom does an opportunity present
itself to buy a business which has
passed the experimental stage and IS
now on a money making basis The
location of this store is splendid. and
an inspection OF the stock is invited
Terms can be made very easy.
VALENTINE AUCTION COMPANY.
AuctioneerSs
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL GENERAL
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company,
Office or the secretary,


Richmond, Va, December 81, 1912.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take
notice, that, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 5, 1913, at IL O'clock A NJ,
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 president
and directors OF said company
adopted on December 10, 1912, the
purpose of said meeting being to
take action upon a proposition of
compromise and settlement nego-
tiated by the president and directors
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
ter, as authorized by law; and also
for attending 20 any other matters
which may lawfully come before said
meeting.
The books for the transfer of the
capital stock o. the company will be
closed on January Is. 1913. at 3
o'clock h. NJ, and reOpcned on Feb
ruary :. 1918, at 10 o'clock ~ III.
BY order of the President and Dr.
rectors. NORMAN CALL,
Secretary.
VIII II WHITE,
Pres dent.
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" n. = " III z,
President.

MASONIC NOTICS--A CALLED
w Communication OF Lodge of Strict
" Observance. No. 3O7. A F. and A .
NJ will be held at the Masonic Tenn pie
JANUARY "a 1913. at ? 80
p. NJ. for the purpose OF paying the
last tribute of respect TO Bro. J. FentOn
Taylor.
Master Aiasons in good standing
are fraternaliy invited 10 attend
BY order OF the Worshipfui Master.
CHAS. 4. \ESBITT.
s1-~H
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Free-For-AIl Fight.

free-for-all tight yesterday after
noon in Eighteenth Street created con
siderable excitement for a few minutes.
but ended when Bicycle Policeman
X lid and PatrOlman Akers arrived
and arrested the com Datants. Al the
FIRST Police Station they gave their
names as follows. John Kock. F. j.
Cabbage. Mike Kock and Antonio Asury.
They were charged with being dis
ORDERLY and lighting in the street
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situations 1uantfp, aeaIf

EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR DE-
sires position at once. Address
470, care Times Dispatch.
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THE STATED CoMMUNICA-

THE STATED COMMUNICA-
w tion of St Johns Lodge, No. SO,
N Ancient, Free and Accepted
Masons, will be held in its lodge room
at the Masonic Temple, THIS
Tuesday, EVENING, January IA. 1918,
at O'Clock.
Every member of the lodge is re-
TO attend. and members OF sis
ter lodges and transient brethren are
fraternany invited TO unite with us.
BY order of the Worshipfui Master.
OSCAR }. ADAMS.
Secretary
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Real estate for Kent.

LARGE, ~FURNfsHED HOUSE.
centrally located enough perna-
nenf roOrners 20 cover expenses q
6i5 care Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
newly papered. all modern convent
ences. cheap rent. Inquire 1911 Floyd
Avenue.
FOR RENT. TWO-STORY AND
basement brick store building, size
twenty-five by one hundred feet.
located on best corner in town OF
AItavista. Va. possession inme-
diately; opening for flrst-ciass hard.
ware or feed store. LA y E-HARRIS
CORPORATION Altavista, Va.
FOR RENT, SHOE DEPARTMENT IN
one Of the leading stores for women
I'm the city Best location. Address
G CPS, Times-Dispatch.
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Rfff.ngs

Flrst National Bank Of Ricbnond. va.
December "a 1914
THE REGULAR ANIMAL MhEIlN1
Of the stockholders o1 the Ftrsl
Ns.fon.f Rank q Richmond. Va.
Tor the election % directors and for
the transaction Of any other s1sl~
ness whlch may properly come BE-
fore said neetine. viii % pc
TUESDAY. January IA islt ~ u
O'Clock noon. in ire directorr reom
OF the bsnk. Ne. 800 East n<ie
street. Richmond. Va
" 81 ADDISON CASHIER. 3
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL ELEC-
ton of directors Will be held at our
banking house TT ESDAY, January
~, 1913. between the hours of II a. NJ
and Y NJ.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
Oliver j.. Sands. President.
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Richmond. Va. Jan - 1918
or MEETING or STOC h
holders The annual meeting of the
sfockhoidrTs Of the Life Insurs nee
Company of Virginia will be held at
tire Home Ofdce OF the Company
corner OF Capitol and 10Th Streets
richmond Virginia. on "wednesday.
January ~ 1913. at Q clock j. NJ.
Tor the purpose Of cleC.ing Di-
rectors OF said Company. and for
considering and acting upon the sub
rect OF increasing the Capt. al
stock o. the Company One Hundred
Thousand Nos.ars and for the
transaction Of such other business
o. may properly come before said
meeting.
ALGIE ). HUNT.
Sslref4rr
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v. " HABLTSTON-
President

once Guarantee Building Corporation.
Richmond Va Zee -. 1919
THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockhoidsr. - this corporation VIII
b. held 81 lie Office Ne. North
Terth street. TUESDAY. January 10.
1918. a. 4 o'clock T. NJ.
GEORGE Z. JEFFERSON.
Secretary
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NEGROES HEAR I
ABOUT LIBERIA
Conditions in Africa Discussed
at Auditorium Rally.
Governor Speaks.

Encouraging comparisons between
the home life of the West African negro
and that of the American negro were
made by Rev Ernest Lyon, ID d,
LID, consul-general from Liberia
in the course of lecture last night IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Pr-y YOUR HOME OK OUR PLAN.
II il not necessary 10 own real estat G.
Loans made anywhere 70 buy, Dulid'
Improve property or lift mortgages
Diua per cent simple interest on
each 81 90 borrowed Call TO-DAY
STANDARD HOME COMPAN Y,
sl2 Mutual Building, Richmond, Va
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Rooms for kenf
Bankrupt gDtfre5
S0TTCE or mast MEET1NG G
CREDITORS

CREDITORS.
wIL Il iaf i'' r. 'o'DELL. IT..
Bankrupt bdhhi P1"S-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NlR-
GINA .
To the creditors, of WILLIAM IA VI, *.
ODELL, of Richmond, IN ne Coln-
~ OF fienrico. and District afore-
Noiice Is hereby given that on the
said WILLIAM r. ODELL was duly
ad Indicated bankrupt, ana that ne
first meeting Of MS creditors VII DC
held in my office. Rooms Nos. S2 ana
SG American National Bank BJlld-
ing. Richmond. Va, on the 22D DAY
OF JANUARY, \ ID 1918. at 10 COOS
in the forenoon. al which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims appoint q trustee, examine inc
bankrtIp- and transact such other
business a. may properly come before
sS'" ''''''--s THOs. b. SNEAD.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
January 10, 1913
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
c4 Il ihi si'f 3 Wool In
LEY. Bankrupt b"nhrhPlcF-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE L NfTED STATES FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT or WIZ
To TIE creditors Of CHARLES 70.
WOOLLEY. Of Richmond. "a the
County 81! HeaTico. and District
aforesaid Bankrupt
Oh dav OF January. 4 - 1913. the said
CHARLES y. WOOLBEf was duly
adiudicafcd bankrupt and fhat tse
nrst meeting 81 ms Srsai,eIs w y, ~, Ds
1s American National Bank Building
Richmond Va. on The -2D DAY or
JANTARN. A j.. 1913. a. ~ clock
~ me forenoon. at which time me
ssid creditors may attend. prove tneH
claims appoint a. trustee. cAaitifte ne
bankrupt and tfan-t. -ltn ".h
husiness - may properly come before
81" THOS u SNEAD.
Referee In Bankrupfrv-
January u. 1918.
NoTrCE or FIRST NEETINo or
CREDITORS.
In the matter - 40. il-,.
IRWIN = MILLER. in
Bankrupt. H"'N' "P''s'
~ TIKI DISTRICT COJRT or
rTfF 4 <ITFU STATES FOR TIL
EASTERN DISTRICT OF WIZ
,bc creditors of IRWIN J MILLER.
of Richmond sr he County ~ Hen
rtr, and District Aforesaid bauk-
<efttc j. hereby given that on the
IA asv 81 January. "A. -. 1913. the said
raT1< D. MILLER wac duly al iu-
dicafad bankrupt and that the firet
i~ M Office Rooms Nos rc and -
American National Bank Building
E.rhmoud. Va. on the ISL DAY OF
sr4N Id 1914 ~ D. O'Clock
~. tfe forenoon 90 which time the said
.rcdtfor- may attend. prove tteir
,iafri,a ariuoinf q trustee. examine ire
hoainrss ~ may properly come before
THOS SNEAD.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
January ~. 1918.
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NOTICE or STOcKHOIDERs' MEET
INC

THE INITIAL. OR ORG AVIATION.
mectiIr 81 the Stockholders OF the
ola Dominion Trust Company. IT,
corporatcd 80 NirGinia corporation.
has been cailr.i Tor. and viii b. held
on " 1nday. January - 1919. a. ~
o'clock midday. in The assembly hall
81 the Hotel Richmond. corner Ninth
and Grace Streets. Richmond. Va.
Tor the pose ~ taxing such steps
80 may BE- necessary % b. taken ~
the storkh olders 10 complete tne or
sanitation 81 the conn any and %
attending 20 any other business that
may lawfully come before asa meet
ing JONATHAN REf ~.
secretary.
W. N IFABLISToN.
President
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g'tuations .-.dnten. female

WASTED. BY EXPERIENCED STE
nographer. position. Can furnish the
best OF references. Nothing under
$50 considered. Address X isi, care
Times DisI -tch.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER
of experience. good reference, wants
position. ID. SIS. care Times Dis
patch.
FOR RESPONSIBLE UNDER
graduate nurses call MRS. CHAD
ICK'S BUREAU, Madison SSH.
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agentS lLanten

Would VOC BE sATfs-
fed to make 81 daily; Write for our
latest catalogue. we give premiums
and sample free. W. = MANLEf ,
1872 West Franklin Street. Baiti-
more Md
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Rffting5

Virginia Trust Company,
Richmond, Va. December 81. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company will be
held at the Office of the company, in
the city OF Richmond. Va, on Tues
day. January -. 1913. al Il o'clock
noon. l. ID. AlLETT.
Secretary.
Virginia State Insurance Company
Richmond. Va, Decembe %, 1912.
THE. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of this company Will
be held al the office of the company.
in the city of Richmond, Va, on
THURSDAY, January %, 1913. at Y
clock noon.
WILLIAM n. MILLER.
Treasurer
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National state and city Bank,

National state and city Bank,
Richmond. Va. December Is. 1912.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this bank will be
held in its banking house Tuesday,
January II. 1913. at IL o'clock noon.
for the election OF directors and
transaction Of any other business
that may properly come before the
meeting
J. LIEN IL HILL.
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Rfal Gstate j'pr Sale


" TcSTHAMPTON TERRACE. TWO
blocks from Country Club; lots from
$3.50 TO s2.s50. Easy payments Buy
now and get the choice ones before
prices advance. SMITH & ROH-
LEDER, l04 North Seventh
WANTED. GOOD FARM OF 400 OH
more acres dwelling and other tafin
buildings must be in good condi-
ton: location suitable Tor pracuS!ng
physician Have new, fnodef n
business property paying : per cent,
in new. thriving virginia Town.
worth s25 900 70 exchange Tor farm
GREEN q Redo, 30 North Nin' b
Street -
FOR SALE. TIMBER BARGAlN,
$50 acres land estimated 70 cut from
800 600 feet understandable pine, OAK
etc. besides $3.50 cords Of wood ana
800 cords Of pulp wood two miles
from wharf. two miles from station,
near Richmond only 50 900. including
the land One third cash balance g E
one and two years. Three fourths OF
this pine, fine grade. Considered an
unusual bargain SOM NJ EkN Liz
TRUST co. nc. Newport News
Va.
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--77777
professional Drip 1lanten

WASTED. 4 TEACHER FOR ESQ
leh. French, Latin. advanced rnathe-
MATES and music. Address G. II.
TAYLOR. Madison. Va.
WANTED, TiIR Z FIRST GRAD r
white teachers for schools in
Black Creek District. New Kent
County, Va. r. s DOBSOS, Clerk,
Tunstalls Va
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TYPEWRITERS

OF ALL MAKES AND
models sold. rented and sk'lfuliy re-
haired. Remingtons. Under~ooos'
divers. Smith PremieTs. Bar LochS
ana I. c. Smith Bros. machines rem
ed. from s. to s. for months. Il,s Els.
rent paid applied on purchase ~, l l.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER h-A-
CHANGE, sos z. Main Street Ie!e-
phone Madison 5Z5o.
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J2uticfs

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
bonds 81 the Atlantic Ice and Coal
Corporation. hereinafter enuIner-
ated - Notice is hereby given that
pursuant 70 the provisions OF the
trust mortgage made by Atlantic
Ice and Coal Corporation 10 Trust
Company Of Georgia. OF date FeD-
ruary 1. 1910. the following bonds
having been drawn b. lot. are hereby
called for retirement b. the sinking
Nos. p. ~. IS. ieo. 2i7. "a. 2s5. ssj. $50
800. sss. 4O4. as. 40 SO. so, go. eie, $50
go 6s7 Sss 700 100 III. s02. $40 81, 81
~ 1889. iOs7. 1890 IO95. III lI7o. III
Ilss llei l2Ol. 1872. 1852. 1875 i2s5. li+3. 1874,
1852 1870, l46s. l4se. 1901. 1910. 1880. io4l
1919 1855 1859. 1855. 1901, 1911.
These bonds must be presented
for retirement on or before noon.
February 10. 1913. at the office OF the
undersigned IA the city OF Atlanta.
Georgia. after which time all for,
Their interest in said bonds shall
cease and the other provisions or
sdid ruors gage respecting the same
TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA
By Geo. y. Pendleton.
Secretary and Treasurer
NOTICE.
MIR JOHN II. SMITH. OF THE RICH
mond Vehicle Construction Compan ny,
and Mr. f. f. Moore. of the E. T.
Moore & Co. announce the CONSOLE
name o. the Smith Moore Vehicle
COMPANY. Business in the future
viii be conducted from the plant OF
the above mentioned firm. 3f4 North
Fifth Street. continuance OF last
patronage is respectfully requested
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNKE BROS. Jewelers.. s12
and REMoUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taken in exchange
NOW OPEN. WHITE BARBER
shop 2s5 West Main, frst-class at
tention-
FRESH BUTTERMILH DAILY. OUR
own make OF daily butter RENNlE
DAIRY CO.
BUSINESS Opportunities
cAPiTsi. FOX APPROVED Enter
prises without commission Full par
ticulars mailed for &c postage Al
dress THE GEORGIA PROMOTER.
Gainesville, Ga.
FOR SALE. DRY GOODS. MILLINERY
and ladies furnis hing store, zine
location on one Il NorfoIks Ousi-
ness thoroughfares- Estaohsheo
trade. long lease satisfactory Ted-
sons for selling. VIII require from
ss.O0e 10 sla.0oe capital Address
r. : z. Virginian-Piloi, Norfolk, Va.
PARTNER WANTED WITH SOME
capital for an Al business enterprise
Address 4 500 care Times Dispatch
FOR RENT. SHOE DEPARTMENT
IN one Of the leading stores Tor Wo-
men in the city best location Al
dress G s.. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TWO LIVELY HORS IS
for live Indians TO ride. Call by 10
NJ Superior Theatre.
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t9flp, a9aIe ano female

NEAT, 0UfCK WONAN AS CHAM-
bermaid in furnished room house.
40. 4J9 North Twelfth.
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open daily from 10 a. VI 70 = N
Admission. CSC. Jref IN SateIoAle
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Joe ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
County for sale or trade for city
property. Address l. l41. care
Times Dispatch
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II N-WoMEN GET GOVERNMENT
parcel post jobs $50 week. Write
for l'e. Of positions open. FRANK
Roc. efter " Y
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ponIs
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS

Table d,Hote Dinner Saturday ana
Sunday evening, to O'Clock tl-oo
each
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FOR SALE OR RENT. ROANOKE
Rapids Hotel. FOR particulars ad-
dress MRS SUE HIGGINS, Roa-
noke Rapids. \. c.
FOR SALE. FOUR NEW BRICk
front. hot and cold water. heated T,
electric lights, bath, nice front ana
back pOrches. with al modern I'M
provements. for only s. 7p- rents lot
So So ten per cent To investors /
have another paying 20 per cent. II
you have some money 70 invest see
me at once, T. d. JET, PA East
Main Street Phone Madison ls2'x5 ,
at home any evening after o CLOCK.
FOR SALE. ONE OF THE NEATEsT
homes that can be built; up-to date
in every way. choice location. Madi-
son 1867, Monroe PAIL.
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Drip luantfb. female

WANTED, A GOOD COOK: SMALL
family Of three, Address Is 52s
care Times Dispatch.
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flats for lSfnf

fwo FLATS FOR RENr. APPLY
" West Grace Sff-ct. Phone Atvh-
roe 2s1J.
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