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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-02

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20 and embossed roc
tray; set. $500. SS
&l.39 Dishpans OF
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seamless white n n d
blue-and-white enam-
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VIEW OF c. OF c.
ON CURRENCY BILL
Local Business Men Discuss
Measure Now Pending Be-
fore the Senate.
NO ACTION ON PROPOSAL
FOR SEAT IN CONGRESS
Vote on Tavenner Bill May Be Taken
at Next Regular Meeting
of Chamber.

report on the recommendations OF the
sHr1Hi t.r on currency and banking of
tHr Chamber II Commerce OF the United
states regarding the Owen-Glass cur
l.ney bill was considered at a meeting
st>t night Of the board OF directors of
fh- Washington Chamber of Commerce.
TIC directorate approved report on a
referendum sent out to affiliated trade
examinations by the national chamber
which was presented by a special COM
ittt~e composed Of Charles J. Bell, chair
Mans William T. Gapiher and Albert
hpltcIs. This committee approved some
~ the recommends tions Of the national
hud, included in the referendum and dis
approved ut Others. In a lengthy report
th, members Eavr their reasons.
Tl, committee approved that the fed
,;.tI reserve board be increased TO nine
ucnb"rs and that tho national banks
should nave a voice in the management
If their properties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-02

lOc MIX Glasses OF
dne thin-blown crystal
glass. bell shape, r.
e e'@es SIZE: sc
Ice Butter Jars Of
nicely glazed stone
ware, with covers and
hail handles 81 rCcI
Id. size. wv
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Court Mission for Judge Mack.

Judge Mack of the Commerce Court
2 a. assigned hy Chief Justice White
Yesterday 10 the United States distric,
court and circuit court of appeals al
1icago, because Of congestion OF litiga-
son there. Tho assignment Is for the
months or October, November and De-
,,n4htE.
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Their Wedding Anniversary.

During Mr.. Bryan's speech the bankers
at the several sideshows and the
various chance schemes kept muffied.
MIR. Bryan accepted the invitation to
speak at the fair, 1T is said, because
the date CHANGED to be the twenty
ninth anniversary of his wedding. and
he and Mrs. Bryan We're to celebrate
the occasion by a visit 10 his cousin,
Mrs. John 5. Barbour of Fairfax.
The lecture concluded, the Virginia
democrats lined up and shook hands
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. Later the
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan were escort
ed through the fair grounds
Mrs. Bryan was greatly interested in
the preserves and apples, while Mr..
Bryan spent much of his time about
the vegetable exhibits. He was par
ticularly interested in the long white
radishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan left Washington
on a special car from 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Upon their ar
rival at Fairfax they We're taken to
the fair grounds In an automobile.
Thomas X. Keith. president of the
Fairfax County Fair Association. pre-
sided at the exercises and introduced
r. E. Lee, jr, who in turn presented
Mr.. Bryan.
Owing to the rainfall OF yesterday only
between so and 600 persons attended
the fair The gates opened at O'Clock
in the morning, and a short time later
"a band concert was given. Troops or
the nth Cavalry gave an exhibition drill.
The base ball game scheduled between
the Fairfax and Vienna teams was post
poned.
Leaves for Chase City.
Following his visit to the fair, Mr. and
Mrs Bryan went to the home of Mrs.
Barbour for dinner. Last night he and
Mrs. BRYAN left for Chase City, Va,
where lie is to deliver an address at the
fair there today.
The fair will continue today and to-
morrow Among the principal exhibitors
are A. 6. Harrison of Herndon, A. q.
Kenyon Of Vienna, w. II. Mofrett OF
Vienna, X. c. p. Henry of Fairfax, III. NJ.
Gibson of Fairfax, j. 4. Willard of Fair
fax, Robert L. Harrison of Herndon.
Chilcott Bros of Vienna, j. W. Cum
minis Of Herndon, Mrs. A. ID. Hine OF
Vienna, 5. W. Flagg Of West Falls
Church r. f., Reaves Of Herndon, III. l..
Haight of Fairfax, j. S. Barbour OF Fair
fax Thomas r. Keith OF Fairfax. A. ).
Harrison of Herndon, Mark Turner OF
Vienna, Berry Bros. Of Mclean, Frank
lin Williams jr., of Vienna, W. +. Ora
ham of Vienna, II. NJ Brumback OF Nc
Lean, William L. Miller of Herndon and
r. ID. Blake of Fairfax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-02

Miss Mary Hoover of Hampstead Va,
~ Vernon Eckenrode of Westminster
ere married at the home Of the brides
ant Miss Sailie Hoover, Tuesday
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These at Street Floor
Bar gam abe

$50 REMNANTS zoe CRETONNES
AND SATEENS; SO inches wide:
lengths 2 to yards; many pieces
to match: good assortment of color
ings and designs to select from;
uitable for draperies, a m
comfort covers. fancy work. Il VVC
etc. Friday, yard ......
$50 r E MN A NTS u r A p + r Y
VOILES. Soc regularly. Cream and
white grounds. plain centers, with
pretty pink, blue, brown and yellow
floral borders; 40 inches wide
lengths l to 10 yards: suit -
etssr for ara Hs faf'A spee end
Friday, yard. .........
80 REMNANTS SOC BQkHARA
TAFFETA: SO inches wide: lengths
to yards: heavy weight; pretty
dark oriental patterns;
suita ADJ e for draperies, Ns
chair covering and couch ASG
covers. Friday. yard. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-02

400 Electric Irons. full weight. finely I'm
ished and heavily nickel plated; complete with
ord and socket ready 70 attach; ASK THE
TO EXPLAIN THE MER-
ITS OF THIS IRON TO YOU TOMORROW.
SPECIAL. PRICE DURING DEM Go ~
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MONEY ON H0USEFURNlSflINCS YOU WANT

500 Wash Boilers
OF extra heavy polish
ed charcoal tin. with
solid copper bottoms
and wide copper rim I:
riyeted handles;
No. Z c. rn
i3c Preserving Ket-
ties OF heavy wrought
steel. black enalneled
outside and pure
white enaIneled Inside
8 and q quart oor
sizes: choice -. ~
S1.So Meat or Food
Choppers. four differ
emit knives: cuts all
foods coarse, fine. me-
dunn. pulverized; fam
ily size; fully oo.I
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down KiIaOnOS is $l.5O

Samples, broken lots and parts OF
special purchases that We have de-
cided to clear out Friday to make
room for full stocks. Empire, bias
back and regular ,kimono styles, some
are shirred In to fit at waist. Many OF
the teaxeldowns are in the new Per
slap. and Chinese colorings, some are
trimmed with satin.
women's Quitting Store-Second
Floor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27

POSITION BY THOROUGH
~ competent, accurate bookkeeper
and accountant Twelve years eX-
perience in corporation work: Best
CORPORATION" III East Frank
lin Street Gastonia ~ c.
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WIND PICKS UP
MULE AND BUGGY
Tail of Tornado Visits the
Thriving Town of
Washington.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Washington, y. c.. March 26.-Thc
severe tornado which did SO much
damage in the Central and Western
States. after 1t had spent most of its
force. struck this town with its tail
end the latter part OF last week and
a peculiar incident In connection with
same has recently come to light. 1t
seems that the tail end OF the wind :
storm struck the Western section OF
this town. George Hackney, Jr.. states
that he saw two large black clouds
moving very swiftly. meet I'm headon
collision over the river back OF his
home and cause a large waterspout
for short while. a mule and cart
out in the street were picked UP bod
lily and thrown some distance.
The local order OF Elks are giving
banquet to their members and visit
ing brothers in their club rooms in the
Baughm Building this evening. Quite
large number OF Invitations have
been issued. and n large number are
in attendance.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.
l113 Main Street.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
FIRsT:CLAss, MODERN. up-To-
PP Wo:srd RRETAf RRfGk W bW EIJ ENP
Do SS 2i05 PARK AVENUE. ON TIL r
THURSDAY. MARCH 81.
r. NJ.
Modern in all its appointments. this
M M,,,m;ct,i dwelling contains nine COM
side bath, closets, two toilets. pantry
ana linen rooms. handsome penda mt
electric lights, with independent
switches. white enamel manteis gas
range. etc..in fact. p.to- date in every
respect and adequately heated with
vapor heat: extra costly and orna-
The lot fronts "a feet Inches by a
nepth OF "a feet. to 20-foot alley. UPON
which 1t fronts % feet s inches. and
has granolithic walks and hose con-
TERMS: Very liberal. and announced
Your rent will buy. Immediate pos
session. ., Open for inspection daily. s
]. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
- Auctioneers.
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:, Mr. Crozier having decided to retire
from active business. has authorized
us 10 sell at public auction, in lots to
mHerchants his entire stock. consisting
OF large assortment of Calicoes
Lawns. Ginghams. Cottons. Linens
tIannelT. Outings, Dress Goods, etc.
Mens. LADIES and Children's Shoes,
underwear of all kinds. Spool Cotton
ana SIX. Mems Hats and Caps. Boys
Knee Pants large stock OF Ribbons
Table Oilcloths. Ladies' Garments. Mems
ana an, BOYS Top Shirts. Towels Sheets,
flilow Gases. Hardkerchiefs. Corsets
Laces, Embroideries. Edgings Trim,
miiings. Stationery. Buttons, Yelling.
Mlilinery, Jeweiry, Overalls, Working
ninn' Gloves and various other arti-
Fixtures. consisting of four Show
Gases, tnree Tables, Sewing Machine
Display Stands, etc.
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4aoultrp, 45ets anu Rius Stork

HAVE BEEN APPOINTED TRUSTEE
to sell one of the best English bred
stations that ever trod on four feet
ANY, one wanting n bargain will do
well to communicate with me. He
weighs 200 pounds. seven years old,
kind and gentle, work in any har-
ness. Reason for selling, people in
this section prefer to breed to scrubs
for sc rather than SIS for the best
colts ever seen. VIII sell on good
paper. Il. G. POOL. Trustee. Vir-
gilina, Va.
GENUINE SHETLAND PONIES. CALL
and see them. MONTROSE PONY
FARM. City address. All South
FOR SALE. EXTRA NICE DRIVING
horse, city broke. seven years old;
also carriage and harness. Can he
seen at 16 stockton Street. Phone
Madlson AGO.
OF BABY CHICKS DIE
every season from improper feeding.
Save yours by using wv. J. IT,, Baby
Chick Food. and w J. r." Dry Mash
Eood Any quantity at w. j. TODD'S
SONS. 426 North Sixth Street.
sINGLE-CoNI BUFF oRPINGToN
baby chicks. 15c Cooks strain;
prize winners. Eggs. 81 per Is: ST so
f fS5 81; = F Bas oS s,aI SAMRo Sa
Route No, q.
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auftton SAILS Jurure Daps
YIN. b. Pigzini Company.
heal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
'23 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

N~' i. 4, = 'o-tI>E
TW kf II J., A 6R IS OK e. LAMP. WITH 4
isI 1s RM NEiN 3N ZIP AHE 2 sptiE
SIDE , OF THE GAYToN OR NEW
9ul0CCASIN ROAD. ABOUT EIGHT
nILES VEST OF THE CITY OF
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated
February 20. 1911, and recorded in the
in ID. b. 1903, page 293. default nav
ing oeen made in the payment of part
required so to do by the holder Of ihee
front of the Henreo ' County n9y'' cour IT.
MONDAY; March 81. 1913.
the real estate described i'm the said
no rnsst, al that certain tract, piece or
Of Henrico, va. on the south It'll side de' Of y
about eight miles west Of tie city E9a OF
acres. said land being b b%dI,i" On t t6n
west by r. Il. Hawkins and on the
ea Sec oE me iand OF Morgan Edwards.
or parcel OF land. with the improve
ments thereon. the rights and appur-
being In the County OF Henrico, Va.
aGoHt eight miles west of the city OF
aer rH iyinr on a Inc ana ,GontaH!ng ten
9ccnsin Road, adjoining the land OF G..
-. Erankiin and ---- Mallory.
TERMS: Cash as to the cost Of exc
cutting this trust and any taxes due At
me date or sale and a pro rata of the
current taxes, and 10 pay note or
20, 1919; any balance at one and two
years from date of sale, with 80 in
terest, and secured by Il deed OF trust
on the property; or ali cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
This sale Is made subject to n prior
aeea oil trust OF $500 due January 10.
1913, with interest at co. ner onprn,
from maturity.
WM. B. PIZZINI
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ppIeIS
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS.

Table d'Hot9 Dinner Saturday and
Sunday evenings, 9 to 8 o'clock. Si.5O
ench,
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TWO CHILDREN
ARE INDICTED

Raleigh. " c.. March 2s.-Two children
Mullins Mcdowell aged eleven, and Arnie
Ruth. thirteen, we're indicted by Wake
County grand jury for killing Lindsey Smith
II young negro. two months
Both are members of what is know as
North Person Street gang" band OF hoys
whose organization was not known To have
existed until Smith wass killed. The Nc
lowell child admits killing the negro. with
HON he says he had no quarrel. the Ruth
by having fired pistol at the same time
that little Mcdowell shot the negro with n
rife.
They are the youngest defendants ever
sried in this county for murder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFoLK.
Schedule in Effect September 90 isis.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: 100 a. NJ. g go p. NJ. *4:l1
u. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
GAS A. NJ. - 80 a. NJ. y go p, NJ, 70 40 p. NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. I'll 40 A.
NJ. % rs r. NJ. sli:s0 T. NJ. From the West:
$40 A. NJ. a2:lo p. M. bl 40 r. M. "a os p.
NJ. 100 p. NJ.
DAILY. aDaily c1. Sunday. bSunday only.
w. Ii. BEVILL. Pass. Traf. Mgr.
w. &. SAUNDERS. @. u. A, Roanoke Va
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FINE UPHOLSTERING AND MAT
TRESSES.
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sEAB GARD AIR LINE.

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
nond daily: 300 A. M.--Locai to NorlinN.
IM l.. M.-SieeperS AID coaches. Atlanta
birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville: a
Il. M.-Limited. 1855 a. M.-Sleepers and
coaches. Jacksonville. as p. M--S!ssp4
ers and coaches. Atlanta. Brminghnm.
Memphis. Northbound trains scheduled To
arrive In Richmond daily: 40 A. NJ 5:3l
A. NJ. SAs y. NJ. SDs q. NJ. $40 p. NJ.
Loce..
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WANTED. a BOY IA TO l6 YEARS OF
age in a wholesale house TO make
himself generally useful; one just
out Of school, that wants 10 grow
up with the business preferred. APP
ply b 327. care Times Dispa tch
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PAIGE- DETROIT AuroAIOR1Ir

,PAIGE- DETRoIT AUTOMOBILE
we VIII also sell for Mr.. Crozier, at
ABOUT 1850 o'clock. in front of his
store. his handsome Paige Detroit
Automobile. five passenger. fully equip
IN perfect condition This machine
VIII III, be sold under a guarantee
ne STOCK VIII be sold in lots to suit
me trade, without limit or reserve
Dealers should he sure to attend this
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
AIlptionaarv
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Per y
Streets. for Petersburg:
%. I. 6. -. 10. H. az a. M. L. 2, e. l. j..
rs AS. IS. rs. 'S.i0 N.
II 90 p. NJ. Chester. II 100 midnight 70.
Petersburg.
Cars Iea,e. Petersburg. foot of sycamor,
Street for Manchester
t'IS. Us. -'::i5 q ss, :,s. s:as 40 rs. Il si
'7:2S. s:as. rs. 1890 li:4o p. NJ.
tDatiy-Ex. Sunday and holidays.
Carries baggage and express.
s'Limited-EIcept Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect With
cars for kichmaond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Rich mond.
n B.-Foilowing schedule figures published
as info rmation aud not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: $40 A. NJ. Local
loi5 y. NJ. Express. 500 u. NJ. Express,
with Electric lighted Sleeping Cars for At.
lanta and birmingham. iia5 p. NJ. Express
Week Days: , 90 r. NJ. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 II. .--Daily-Conncetng for BaItI.
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. 90 A. NJ
Ex. Sun. and 2l5 p. M.-Mon, Wed and
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: so A. NJ. and s 40 A. NJ
200 L. NJ. S Us Z. NJ. daily; l2:5s E1. Sun.
From West Point: 80 4. NJ. daily; Ii Is A.
NJ. Mon. Wed. and Fri. AIS p. NJ. Ex. Sun.
S. Z. BURGESS, ID. p. A..
fo7 f. Main st. Phone Madison IA.
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Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railrond of the South.


EFFECTIVE JANUARY 6. 1918.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:l5 A NJ. and 6:S
p. NJ. 9:io +. NJ. 1850 a. NJ,
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. $500 P. n. l:1o p.
NJ.
NJ. P. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ :
For Pstershnrg; l2:%''A 'S,.: s:ls A. NJ.
Sis a. NJ. 800 A NJ. $50 A. NJ, 300 p. NJ.
$40 F, NJ. sos F. NJ. e:3s P. NJ. s:2o P. NJ.
u:i5 r. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. NJ.
100 4. NJ. $40 a; NJ. $40 a. NJ, 1887 A. ~.
'lo;io a NJ, li:R 4. NJ. '2;10 ~, esl:io
r. NJ, SOS z. NJ, s:35 p. NJ. 500 p. NJ, 800
Z. NJ, 1880 Z. NJ.
Except sunday. '.Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and conneo.
lions not guaranteed.
c. s. CAMPBELL D. P. A.. sss Main St
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RraI Gstate :fpr SaIe

lots to buy: 5000 up: SIS cash and
Sl9 per month: Car service sewers.
TAYLOR CO. s"lIins Agents.
READ THIS! READ THIS. o. MAN
or modest means.--A thirty-hve foot
lot right across from Tanner
aI;ainan, ,o, flower garden, The
sewer. the best or drinking water;
BIN minutes from car line. County
p laXes with city ,ppriyileges Each
blackberry bushes, two peach. two
pear pear, two plum trees; Price only
terms Appy bR SKY d91rs on ON pr sasy
ises. or 500 East Grace Street.
10 YOU WANT. TO SELL YOUR
aaT res,,,, If you do list It with us As
properties that viii enable us 20 sell
Wte p us Tor fh sfinS bank ana pramtoosslx
CO, INC. 200-201-214 Travelerg
building.
FOR SALE. OR RENT. HOUSE NEAR
able aFI for lbo and Main Streets suit
CO. Mutual Building
FOR sALY 2ooD QUICK LOO
pound mare. 500; nice family broke
morse. $50 pounds. $50; one new Day
ton ton wagon; $40; one light delivery
Sr3io, nice cut-under runabout. s65.
dl6hree sets harness cheap. AMBER
SONS. 1924 West Cary Street
VIRGINIA FARMS AND TIMBER:
eneespest and best: any size, price
twenty to fifty dollars: poultry and
truck farms on traction line at bar
s&Hn h prices, List free. A. c. BXCH-
WEST END HOME. NEW. NEAT, up
io-date in every way; choice loca-
tion. Can be seen day or night Mad
lson 1867. Monroe 2944-L.
FARM AND TIMBER CATALOGUE
Just Issued by GEO. G. POINDEXTER
co, I'll Mutual Building. Send
TIC. SELL AT ONCE TWO LOTS IN
Address Il 24S: care Times Dispatch.
Seal estate for ssent.
FOR RENT CHEAP, SEW TI5N-RooM
country residence. Apply to GEO. II.
HCDGlNS. Palmyra, Va.
of fFohS e oiEW MODERN Err t WATER
boarding or private use. ID. LEVITIN,
Norfolk. Va.
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE DEAD AND
awe Tor rent very cheap; can ac-
coinmodate fifty. Phone $3.50.
FOR RENT. TWELVE ROOF COT
aage, completely furnished. on Ches
Ioughhy Beach. Address Box 1918.
FOR RENT. NO SOUTH THIRD
Street, uncxpired lease.
FOR RENT, LARGE WAREHOUSE.
storage space on Main Street. be-
streets. Address u i6. care Times
Dispatch
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5tfamboats
7 ffss,BRQTNl0AdQ

S. S. "BERMUDIAN." Irss shin used hv
President Wilson.l Sails every~>Syednesday
10 A. VI. Twin screw, l0.5iS tons 'e.ispiace.
ment. Submarine signals, wireless: orci.ss-
ira. Record trip S? hours 20 minutes. Fasfe
est. newest and only Steamer landing mas.
sengers ut the dock In Bermuda without
S. S. "ORoTAyA." 1o.Oes tons disp,ace.
ment; sails every Tuesday. Tours Including
Hotels. shore Excursions. Lowest Rates.
Tickets INTERCHANGEABLE with r. NJ. $. p. co.
For fun Information apply to A. f.. OUT
ERBRlnGE & CO., Agents Quebec S. s. CS
Ltd. - broadway. New York; 5. fl. HOW
MAN. lio9 II. Main ST., or any ticket agent
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Jre, Coal anu lMaon

I HAVE CLEAN, FREE BURNING
splint lump. 1915 per ton My an
thracite is one grade--the best Penn
sylvania-St. per ton. Madison
Seventeenth.
CALL MONROE 1875 FOR BEST
grade of pine. oak or slab wood, am
thracite. splint or Briquette coal
save money and get quick service
QUICK FIRES, NO WASTE. USE POI
cahontas Washed Pea Coal for cook
ing, Si.b0 per ton delivered SAMUEL.
II. COTrltELL & son, ll03 West
Marshall Street Telephone Madison
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pDtffr5

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
the next meeting OF the Board of
Visitors OF the University OF Virginia
the following professors viii be
elected. viz;
one Professor or Education
one Professor of Astronomy.
BY direction of Armistead c. Cor
don. Rector. Applications. and com
nunicatons regarding above may
be addressed to
EDWIN a. ALDERMAN,
President University OF Virginia.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO. KNOW
that JAHNl[E BROS. jewelers.. 9I2
East Main Street, buy. sell. exchange
and RENOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and
silver always taken in exchange.
WILL BUILD AND SELL YOU a
home or take any contract. small or
large. Phone Madison 52Sg. residence
phone Madison 1858. or u 1903. care
Times Dispatch.
RELIABLE TRANSIT ER.-MILLNER'
302 North Ninth Street; hauls trunks
for :5c.; claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men on
our wagon. Phone Madison 1873
notice.. ENDERS & SON HAVE
received their spring and SIMMER
styles. Every lady and gentleman
is invited TO inspect them and make
their selection. We guarantee fit
and workmanship. Goa East Main
Street.
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WANTED. a POSITION COLLECTING
and soliciting or collecting. Phone
Madison 2900-J
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Rltuatlons, Professional

to tcac': French and German in pri-
waite schools for the year 1ol3-li.
Address ] S13. care Times DISPATCH.
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BERMUDA & WEST INDIES

For Illustrated literature, apply
TIE ROYAL MAII. STEAM PACKET co.
SON, Gen. Agts u State
ST. N y. or ANY STEAMSHIP TICKET
AGENT
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CARPENTER. FIRST CLASS. WANTS
inside work at once. G.. j. FELL.
Phone Madison 5323-J.
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Jpr SALE

tanks. etc. soGTHERN WVRREc tK iS3;
& METAL CO.. INC, 34OO Williams
burg Avenue
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TO SELL AT ONCE TWO LOTS IN
Iine OF advance direct TO purchaser
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILD
ing an addition to the First Police
Station will be received by the Board
of Police Commissioners until noon
April s. 1913.
PLANS and specifications may be
had from the architect, A. +. HUNT.
l107 East Main Street. upon deposit
OF five dollars. which will be refund :
ed when the plans are returned in
good condition.
certified check for $3.50 must ac-
company each bid.
The board reserves the right TO
reject any or NIL bids submitted. Adj
dress all bids to
GEO. f. POLLOCK,
Secretary, Dept. of Police
Room l12, City Hall.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
ing the Police Department one
motorcycle and sixteen bicycles Will
he received by the Board of Police
Commissioners up to noon April 3,
1913. Specifications may he OBJ
taiTed from the undersigned. a bond
-, of i.d40 will be required OF the sue
ccssful bidder for the faithful per-
formaNce OF, contract. Address all
bids TO
GEO. e POLLOCK,
Secretary, Dept. of Police.
Room liz, city Hail.
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PARTY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
In hardware wishes position. Best
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