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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
Suits of AHWOOi POplin

1902: Adena. 7:1O: Herrick. 7:1s;
Dunglen. 1924: Dillonvale. 1881;
Glenns Run, 1898; Connorville. 7:43;
Wheeling. 1921. The time given is
Central Standard. by which all the
miners specials on that day will be
operated. Another special will bring
the Piney Fork miners TO Dillonvale In
time for the train to Wheeling.
One train will run from Flushing 10
Flushing at o'clock. Central Stand
ard time. stopping at points between
the two stations. The following is
the schedule: Lafferty. 7:10. Fair
point, 1920: Maynard. 1880: Crescent,
1885; Barton. 7:45; arrive in Bridge
port at o'clock
Another train will be made up at
Warnock. leaving that place at 7:30
o'clock that morning; Glencoe at 7. 3S:
Stewartsville at 7:44: Neffs at 1850.
and arriving at bridgeport at $40.
Central Standard time
The special train from Flushing
will leave bridgeport on the return
trip at $50 p. m, Central time. and
Will stop at points en- route. The spe-
ctal from Warnock will leave Bridge
port AT o'clock p. m. Central time.
The committee has asked for and
received three extra coaches 20 be at
tached 10 the train that leaves St
Clairsville az 7:45. Eastern time. that
morning.
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State of West Virginia, County Of
Ohio. to-wit:
This day personal---very. before
me. the undersigned authority. e. w.
Bremen. who. after being first duly
sworn. on his oath says
My name is r. w. Bremen and I re-
eide in the city OF Wheeling, state of
west Virginia, having been born and
raised In that place. have read the
publication in the newspaper of w.
rs Hilton. which detailed an account
OF an automobile ride in which j n.
Handlan had an accident. l have per-
sonal knowledge OF the facts concern
ing that matter. having been in the
automobile on that occasion and hay-
ing been badly injured, and I desire
&c say that the statement and descrip-
accident are utterly false.
The fact OF the matter is that On
the evening in question. at a social
junction given in one OF the clubs in
this city. and at which was present
among other people there was a crowd
OF young married people With them
was single young lady. who lived in
the same building In which one OF the
young married couples resided was
with this party at the time the social
J function closed. which was aboot
twelve O'Clock at night and the party
was preparing TO go to their homes.
one OF these young married couples
had come IN their own automobile, and
Mr.. j. u. Handlan. as I learned, had
just arrived at the club and was I'm
troduce TO those OF the party whom
ne did not know. which included the
young lady in question. II was suR-
gested by someone in the party. I
don't remember who made the sugees-
ton. that short automobile ride be
taken before they should go To their
respective homes. and someone suR-
sested mat MT Handlan. who had his
car in front OF the club, should take
myself and the young lady. which Mr..
Handlan agreed TO do. We three
mt Handlan. the young lady and nv
selfD got into his car, and we ALI ex
pected that the rest OF the party would
follow in their own automobile. ana
Mt. Handlan drove out as far az
Mheehng Park and turned around.
ABOUT that time the weather. which
mad been threatening. became misty
and strongly indicated rain. and after
nrst beginning TO put the top up. and
II appearing that We could get into
Town before the rain started In very
strongly. Mr.. Handlan drove toward
town. and al a point upon the Nation.
NJ Road. where a telephone pole
stands out nearly two feet from the
ANahs INV hNNOUlOnII0 col
Ided with the telephone pole I vas
thrown out OF the automobile and bad.
" injured. and ] understand that Mr.
Handlan and the young lady were
also badly shaken up. but not injured
anything nearly so seriously as I was
Mr. Iiandlan and the Young Iadv
helped me TO "a place where a tele.
phone could be- had and called nm
Dr. VIII Cracraft. Jr. and II was
some time before the doctor a vrf,..a
Doctor Cracraft took me to the North
wheeling hospital and ! was confined
mere under the doctors care for
about two weeks
r W BRENFR
Taken sworn 70 and subscribed no.
fore me this i4th day OF September.
4. ID. 1913
LOUIS p. SCHRADFR.
Notary public Of. in and for ohio
COUNTY. West Virginia
Ny commission expires Deremb,r
II. 1912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
MINERS DAY
DEMONSTRATION
PROMISES TO BE BIGGEST OF ITS
KIND EVER HELD HERE.
VIII BE Celebrated Saturday on State
Fair Grounds-Bls Street Pa
rade Arranged.

Arrangements have nearly been
completed for the Miners Day celebra-
ton. which will be held on the State
Fair grounds. on the Island, Satur-
day. II Is expected that the celebra-
ton will eclipse any demonstration
that has ever been given by the miners
In this vicinity.
All OF the mines will be Idle on that
day. and the attendance will. no doubt.
run we'll up into the thousands. as
special trains will be run on all OF the
railroads that enter Wheeling. and spe-
cial rates have been secured. which
will help 10 swell the crowd The pro-
gram OF the day will open with a
street demonstration. which will take
place at noon. and e IS expected that
at least 5000 men will be in line Az.
ter the parade the men will 20 TO the
Fair grounds. where nearly all OF the
officials OF the United Mine Workers
OF America will deliver addresses.
The United Mine Workers sub-district
in bridgeport IS in charge OF the ar.
Tangements.
One OF the features Of the day will
be the demonstration TO be given b.
the foreman In charge Of the mine
rescue car. which will be sent here
from Pittsburgh at the request OF the
sub-district officials The car will be
In charge OF rescue foreman and q
first aid miner will also be sent with
the car. and team OF six men will
be selected TO assist with the work
The day will be one TO be remembe r-d
by the miners. and will go down in
history as one Of tho greatest demon.
STATIONS ever held by the miners Of
the vicinity.
The following Is list OF the special
trains and the time that they will
leave their respective stations.
The time of the special out al
night has not been arranged. bat tho
following BE- The schedule for th. morn
Ink train. KenwOod. 1.31. mairmont.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
si s1ass IN: Of &H2Z1ZM
"SPEAKEASY"
Raids Made on Two Such Places by
Martins Ferry Officers Sstur-
day and Sunday

The Martins Ferry city building rc-
sembled saloon yesterday after the
raids on two "speakeasies" in the town
Saturday night and yesterday There
we're four kegs Of beer and several
PACKAGE stacked up ON one side ~
tho building
Saturday night a. o. O'Clock OH.cor
I"azl" raided the place 81 o. foreigner
on Carl -lc street. and quauttf. AZ
beer was found Yesterday afternoon
another foreigner place uaa raided.
and several more kegs o. beer vero
secured. \ wagon was secured and
all ~ tho contents ~ thr Two places
we're hauled 90 tho building Tire mon
VII BE- given hearing this evening.
and b. Or expected that they uIu b.
given DO" limit. "a 81 IL the intention
of the authoritics.tO put stop fo the
practice
Hats nov ready for inspection Phil.
Iip Millinery. Schmulbach building
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JUSTICE SHOPS

John Ragou. alias John Jones. Who
was arrested AT the Riverside Park
for picking a mans pockets. was held
10 the Eranu jury by Squire Hobbs
under $500 bond When he was
searched. Ragon had t33 on his per.
son
William Berkner Was fined s. and
costs or thirty days b. Squire Dobbs
on drunk and dizorderiy charge.
Jake Fernisky Was fined s. and
costs or ten days on an assault anG
battery charge and Was given an ad.
ditional ten for being disorderly b.
Squire Corrican. Ho was sent 20 the
Jail for 20 days
Arch Davis vas fine 81 and costs
- ten days ty Squire Corrigan fo-
being drunk
sam Hart will b. given q hearing
to-day by Squire RAIDER Tor being
drunk
John Mott another drunk. uiu b.
given q hearing before Squire Wick
ham today August Werner. who
was disorderiv on on Elm Grove car
viii H. tried By Squire Hobbs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
GRAND CASTLE AND
TEMPLE OF EAGLES
WILL CONVENE IN A. o. U. w.
HALL WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY.
Mayor Kirk VIII Deliver Address OF
Weleome.-eanquet TO Feature
First Days Program.

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual meetings of the Grand
Castle. Knights of the Golden Eagle.
and the Grand Temple. Ladies' of the
Golden Eagle. which will be held in
this city this week. The sessions will
be held in the A. o. u. w. hall on
Chapline street. Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mayor III. l.. Kirk will deliver an
address OF welcome To the delegates
or both organizations. sitting in Joint
session. at 10 o'clock "Wednesday
morning. The response will be made
by Rev. Richard Woods of Hunting
ton. for the Grand Castle. One hun
dred or more delegates from all parts
or the state ara expected to be in at.
tendance. and headquarters have
been established in the Brunswick
hotel Committees will meet the dele.
gates at the trains and escort them
to headquarters. Col. Henry Lewedag
Is chairman OF the reception commit.
tee for the Knights OF tho Golden
Eagle. while Mrs. Run Is chairman
for the Ladies OF the Golden Eagle
feature OF the first days pro.
gram will be- a banquet 10 be served
In the banquet room OF the 4 q. l.
W. hall Wednesday evening. Il will
be rendered in honor Of the visiting
delegates b. the local lodges. Garfeld
Castle No. 3: Garfield Temple No
and Central Temple No
Grand Temple officers.
Officers % the Grand Temple.
knights Of the Golden Eagle Of West
ViTeinia. are as follows:
Past Grand Tempiar Com Martha
Hyard. No y. Glover.s Gap.
Grand I'mplar Com. Anna Candy.
'arhrid No ]. Wheeling.
y " on. Mice Peterson. NO. ..
non
=. f.-' ON. Lille Reynolds. 40. O..
'i1n'nElon.
VI. ~ Com. Maggie Diehl. No.
D. w nerlng
-. =. "i R-Oom NINA Root. B"iprc
ono
- 70 'i T. ON Many Davis. No.
'' f'i Z, ,6"fs
70. ~ 'I VI "u Natii" Hunter.
70 y, F',t'r-bnre
". ~ ~ ON. EstI Morrison.
No ~. b.' Nley
3" - Z" - y. ON. lpti'e chad
10. II. cyprus
- D. Tor D year Com Mary Wood
NO, %. =. - HUNTINGTON i
- Tor s'"T- ON otia VIII
~. j., h"uhnh.iIl'
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WINE ROOM
Conducted 81 Nicola Boscis Was Raid
I'd Saturdsy-Those Present
VIII Be In police Court
Today

Onsrrf Nmard and tra7ier made a
secret trip fo tIto place ~ Nicoia nos
ria Saturday night. ou Sixteenth
street. and landed eiri. aud ff mon
The.e wee having gfnaf Ima and
b. Is claimed that .I.. zero drfrtirr
vine 1t is aiso said Chat some ~ m,
Kris caught arc o. prominent families
CIi'f OF police Lesland Ia. irafrursci
iIt nov to raid every sine rpnm that
'h"y ma in operation. ari 600 other
places Of li.e fafur, al zero TO-
quirrd tD ruf up g., fur their appear.
'hr". and t"r' i'H OF f."m lad fh'
ufcn..af. amount fo .et olf
Ilr entire party ufU sp.e.r this
morning and uul Do faced br co.. ST..
iicii"r q % Hrrun"n. who .Iu start
Har Tfif.t .ir. Iu fur ,.fy.
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How to Cure Sick Headache

c. r. Mustoe. OF Fresno. California.
has adopted the correct treatment for
SICK headache. He says: Il have used
Chamberlain's Tablets for sick head
ache and constipation for the past two
years. ] have never found any prep
aration so satisfactory in every re-
street for this trouble" For sale by
all dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
These Smart Tailored Suits

are typical of handsomest American Tailor
mades. Wool Eponge Suits with decidedly cut
away coat and bouffant skirt. Wool Brocades
Matelasses, Wool Veloures, Velour de Lame,
Broadcloth, Boucles. Coats mostly have short
fronts and sloping backs $50 to 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
Holland Herring

Extra fancy large, fat Hen
ring, first of the season
&c each.
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W00DMBN
Company 3. No. 6-74. OF Modern
Woodmen, Hold Business MEETING
Saturday.

business meeting OF company ~.
No 6414. Modern Woodmcn OF Ameri.
lea. was held Yesterday a. the office
of N" secretary in the Waldorf build.
ing. TIL" meeting Wa we'll attended
ana business Of q general nature waa
transacted. Many matters Of interest
To the Nom bers were taken W and
discussed
The regular meeting ~ fhr order
VII Do held Thursday TOO tho Ecertor
building. and al members are 70.
qies'ed TO be- present There will be-
lnrT" class OF candidates readv for
imitation. and q meeting of unusual
interest will be- held
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Vinegar

\ very important ingredi-
ent for your pickles and cat
sup you will make no mistake
if YOU use Heinz'S Picking or
Heinz'S pure Cider Vinegar.
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Mkt Spices

The very heSt Of each va
riety, just enough of each to
give the proper taste to your
catSup and pickles.
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g. W T"oiey. =. g.. g.. chairman
Huntington. J. a smith. y O.. Dun
Tow John W. Forbes. =. g.. Minden.
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The MiSS---and Her Suit

Yes. pretty Norfolks, should she prefer one
but this season the styles seem to run to the
long cutaway coat with regulation. or bat-wing
sleeves. with coats broken at the wastline, with
skirts slit, drrped, or 2-piece plain styles To
be sold for Sl250 to S45
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-15
The Suit that DOES FIT

Very important is it not? Suits from this store
are distinguished for their perfect fitting lines.
Our wonderful assortments render perfect fit
ting. Suits always an easy matter.
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Potato Cnjps

Fresh ard fine
loo package.
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Hats nov ready for inspection Phil.
Iip Millinery Schmulbach UmId.rv
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Ne,U Suits TO Sell at $3.50

Diagonal Serges and Novelty Broadwale in the
pretty blues and browns and, Of course, black.
The draped skirt, the cutaway coat the excellent
Innings, salient features.
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NelU Suits TO Sell at $3.50
NelU Suits TO Sell at $3.50

Serges and Cheviots. One fetching style has
strapped back, a touch of velvet and a 2-piece
skirt, Slit and paneled. Brown, blue, back and
mahogany.
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Ne,U Suits TO Sell at $500

Wool Eponges, Widewale Serges, Novelty Bed
fords, Pebble Cheviots, French Serges. Benga-
hnes-smart styles that back up this stores
reputation for good $500 Suits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12

a matter of Formally and was re-
leased on bail
Mr.. Bell. accompanied by his wife,
were walking down Sherwood avenue.
n short distance from the Hermitage
road entrance to the State fair
grounds where they encountered the
highwayman. The negro jumped from
behind tree and order Mr.. Bell not
TO move. Instead Of complying with
the negro's request Mr.. Bell fred sew
eral times killing his assailant
Deputy Sheriff Webb w. Sydnor be-
lieves the negro to he otto Brown. an
escaped convict. The body was sent
to Nelson's morgue, where II was
viewed yesterday by several people for
Identification None of them could
identify him.
Mrs Bell. who suffered sevre ner~
vous shock. vas reported yesterday r.
be slowly recovering at her home In
Ginter Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
Real Estate
Ocean Park

Will become a beautiful and
popular seaside resort. It il
located on the Cape Henry
Electric Line, occupying a blum
at Lynnhaven Inlet, and affords
d maenifcent view Of ships
that p.ass through the capes. II
is an ideal site for hotels Or
residences. The adjacent farm
nn1s ore the most h;~hiv rrl-
fivated and most productive ii
ridewater Virginia. The sur
-ourding waters. the home Of
The Lvnnhaven oyster and the
salmon trout, are the best fish
ing grounds in all Virginia.
Ocean Park ia all good. For
MOTION address
BEILAMY & HOUGH,
81 Plume Street. Norfolk. Va
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TRUSTEES SALE
A FARM CONTAINING ~ ACRES OF
LAND IN DOVER DISTRICT,
GOOCHLAND COUNTY. VA.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated
September %, 1912. and recorded In
the Circuit Court OF Goochland county,
Va. in Deed Book So. page 1856. to the
undersigned trustee to secure the pay
ment OF note thereon described, de-
fault being made and being required
20 to do, I will sell at public auction,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER is. 1918,
at ii A. NJ. all that certain tract Of
land lying and being In the county of
Goochiand. Va. with all improve
ments thereon, about seventeen miles
northwest Of Richmond. Va. contain
ing forty seven acres OF land. in Dover
district, Goochland county. Va
The above described land is suitable
for farming and has q six-room tene-
ment thereon, with barn and stable
and the usual outhouses. This prop
erty Is situated on Pouncey Tract road.
about four miles north Of short Pump.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense OF sale
and all unpaid taxes to date Of sale
terest from September 20. 1912: the
balance In one and two years. 8 per
cent interest secured by q deed Nof
. n v ]. =. MILLS. Trustee.
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Past mortem examination of the
body OF a negro highwayman. who
was shot and instantly killed when he
Accosted Robert O. Bell, president
OF the Bell Book and Stationery COM
pany. Friday night, was held yester-
day afternoon by Coroner j. Fulmer
Bright and DIR. w. A. Shepherd. A
venire has been empanneled to hold
IN inquest Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock in Henrico courthouse.
Mr.. Bell who surrendered himself
to police officers following the shoot
Ing Is being held on a technical charge
OF homicide. and will be given a hear
Ing Monday before Magistrate II. A.
Smith as soon as the cornoer's jury
returns its verdict. 1t is expected that
he will be Immediately discharged
by the magistrate. He was arrested as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

Frame dwelling, No. 915 West Clay
street; 10 rooms and stable on alley.
Possession at once.
Nos. 20 and 20 South Adams street;
7 rooms each. Possession at once.
Nos. 1921 and 3o23 Taylor street At
once.
5l4 West Clay street, In course of
completion.
See
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
Real Estate and Loans
No. II North Eleventh Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12

fGuHtlEfufa from r fSt ~
school the social center dominates the
Southampton falf.
SUPERINTENDENT stearnes considers
his visit To Buchanan county on octo-
Der 4th az the most i'm portant hit of
field work of the past month. tie
went there to meet the county school
board and confer with them IN refer
ence to the summer school WORK IN
that county No county In the STATE
has more dificult problem TO face.
The logging camps make a shif0ng
Formulation which shows an unusually
high rate If illiteracy. This distress
Ing fact cannot be charged against
foreigners, as is done in the milling
towns of the North. or against negroes,
as liz done IN other sections OF the
Southern States, the result gives the
county the reputation or having
higher rate Of illiteraey than N9uiG
normally he charged against IT, ihe
brave mountain people OF that section
are not accustomed TO making Elk
cusea however They have accepted
the problem which is theirs, and are
determined to solve it. They have
raised their school taxes 10 the limit,
and certainly deserve sill Of the as
sistance that the State can give Dur.
ing the past month Mr.. ]. III, Rinford
of the Cooperative Education as
soeiafion spent ten days in that conh-
~ organizing and encouraging school
,say,,as and at the meeting of the
county board definite plans were
formulated for getting all of the chill
dren in the schools
Certificasing Teachers.
The work OF certificating teachers
has been placed in the hands OF IN
epector e f. Worrell, of Inc depart
ment Of public instruction, That WORK
Qzx- A.ay -
year and Mr. Worrell IL spending
mo.t ~ his time now in the field in
epecting schools.
He liz just back after recent WISH
Ia patrick. Henry and Franklin couh-
ties. s,raaa
before teachers institute ffae-
ticaty all of the teachers OF Phu1eK
were in attendance. MIR Norfeh
learned from the trustees OF this eoun-
~ that very few emergency teachers
would be needed in some districts. lie
a1so noted that the personnel OF the
teachers has wonderfully improved
within the last four years. ract que
~ better salaries and better equip
ment.
In addition to his address oeIore
the Patrick teachers, Inspector Wor
rell also assisted Principal King, OF
thn stuart High school, in arranging
has cn,,rsa Of study 10 meet the re-
n,,,ramants of a standard four-year
S,rh school The people of Patrick
iast vsar completed an $4,000 high
.ssroa, building
Conditions In Henry.
- xrarry county Mr.. Worreil visit
AZ ,,,,b,,c instttutlons of learning
F q pathe, graded school. Bassett
f7ern .chooI Alton High school. Iris
An.n ~raded school and Ridgeway
x,nh srhool III Ridgeway he found
mnaar canstruction fine building re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
Returned IN Asyfu.u.

William jefferson. colored. who was
arrested as a fugitive from the Cen
tral State Hospital for the Insane
was yesterday morning in Police
court ordered returned TO that insti-
tuition.
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AUCTION SALE-Future Day
BY f. A. CATLIN & CO.
No. 10 North Eighth st.
TRUSTEES SALE

In execution Of a certain deed or
trust to me, dated October IS. 1911,
on record in clerks office OF Rich
mond Chancery court, in p. II. 2l3 e.
page 40. default having been made
in the payment OF portion or the
money therein secured. and being re-
ouired so 10 do by the noteholders.
will on Thursday, October is, 1913. at
4.30 O'Clock f. M. on the premises
sell to the highest bidder the premises
No. ae0a Cedar street tnear Mechan-
icsville Turnpike). described as be-
ginning at the northeast corner Oh
Cedar ond tShort1 Baker streets
thence running easterly along the
north line of Cedar street sixty feet,
and extending back between .arallel
lines 1879 feet.
Terms; Cash sufficient to pay cost
of foreclosure, all past due taxes. ana
to discharge a note due February
IS. 1912, for $1,000. one OF sss. oo due
June IS. 1919; one for sa6.oo due
October rs, 1919: one for s96.0o due
February 2S, 1918, one for $500
due June IS, 1918. and the assump-
ton of the payment of note Tor
$4,000 due October IS. 1918; one Tor
$4,000 due February rs. 1914; one
for $1,000 due June rs, 1914; one
for $4,000 due October 2s, 1914; all
OF said notes bearing interest from
their date. October IS, 1911 The
balance will be payable in equal pay
ments at one and two years. evidenced
by negotiable notes. bearing interest
and secured by trust deed on the prop
erty. All cash may be paid.
Il. A. CATLIN,
Trustee.
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Robbery Charge Dismissed.

Charles jackson and Robert Bois
seau, colored, charged with assault
ing and robbing Harris Gordon of SAC
were dismissed when arraigned in
Police court yesterday on the charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12
Investment: 242O E. Broad St.

Corner Twenty -fifth street, store and
dwelling and three stores on Twenty
fifth street Best location for BUSH
ness on Church Hill.
Ask the price,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-12

New brick. rooms each. with bath
and range. Large lot. Price low,
terms easy. Examine these.
Richmond Trust q Savings Company.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
ESQ E. Main ST., q. a. Hawkins. ME-.