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she enters upon perilous path. The "the dansant" is queer institution that gives everybody who can pay the price of ad- mission or of refreshments an opportunity to dance. The manager must see that his women visitors have partners to dance with, and it need hardly be said that if he can find good-loolling, well-dressed young men for this purpose he is only too glad very closely into their character. It is proved from recent cases that the most fashionable and dignifed hotels in the city have been the means of promoting these promiscuous acquaintances
 The fact that these dances are held in the daytime allows young girls and young married women an unusual freedom to at- tend them. The old institution of the chaperon has been more or less aban- doned for daytime affairs. A girl or a woman who indulges in the intricacies of the modern dance with a man can scarce ly help developing certain intimacy with him, even though she may never have met him before. After the dance she can hardly refuse his request to escort her home, especially if he is going the same way, and in many cases she would not deny good dancer the privilege of call ing on her. Thus chance acquaintance carries a stranger straight into the in timacy of the home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-18

Great Britain Riehts Re~er,-c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-04
Ro6t ano found

LOST. SATURDAY MORNING, HAND
bag, containing yatuAnl. papers kc-
turn u Times Dispatch once. No
questions asked
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gains, the doctrines of tho ,odora-

aEains. the doctrines OF tho fedora
ton"
Mr. Reese. IN his opening state
mcnt. said that alien organlzera OF the
federation had resortcd TO lntlinldn
ton and violence to gain n foothoId
here because the picking was good
Do YOU indorsc thet?"
Yes"
Hilton then established by questions
tina; the directors of tho Calumet and
iiccla, except MacNaughton. 1.-Two near
or n Boston.
They arc aliens. toor' he asked.
Yes"
The plcking has been pretty good
Tor them too, hasn't itT'
Objection 70 this question was sus-
tanned
MaeNaughton said TINT n miners Ind
been treated unfairly by petty bosses.
II was without HIS knowledge. lie
also said he knew tho miners felt free
10 como to him with grievances be-
cause many had done so. and that he
had sought to right wrong many times.
Tho witness denied that the health
OF miners required artificial ventilation
In tho mines.
Hilton asked II tho witness thought
conditions under which "A msn worked
nineteen months without receiving u
cent were Ideal. MacNnughton said
the man must have liked II or ne would
have left To said tho companies
withheld mans pay only on garnish-
ment or assignment or salary.
In his direct testimony. MacNaugh :
ton said 400 old men were back ut
work and only oa0 actually were on
strike. He declared tho Waddel- Ma
hon and Asher guards had been import
ed at the instance Of Sheriff Cruso, who
claimed they we're needed To preserve
order.
Asked whether the Waddell- Mahon
Guards werc tho "Euumen" referred TO
by witnesses. MIaoNauGhton said they
were, and added he supposed they had
handled strikers pretty roughly on oc-
caslons, rs they wcro not kid glove
fellows' IA whole. no said. they
seemed q we'll behaved. reliable squad
OF men.
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WILL NOT CONSENT
TO ARB|TRAT|O
Strikers Must Give Up Member
ship in Federation Before
Being Taken Back.
MAcNAUGHToN is WITNESS
Tells Congressional Committee
Organization Teaches Cos
pei OF Hate"

Houghton. Mich. March 3.-"As long
as am general manager OF the Calu-
met md Hecla Company. no striker will
be taken back to work unless he gives
up his membership IN the Western
Federation of Miners" declared James
MacNanghton here to-day before the
conversational investigators.
THE Western Federation and It's
members az such, have tried In every
way possible TO put the mining com
panles out Of business"
He said tho federation taught "a
gospel OF hate
MacNaushton denounced tho Western
Federation Of Miners and It's princl pics
and declared he would permit no one
to aroitrate between his loyal em :
pioycs and the striking unionls,s.
Chairman Taylor aske MacNauChton
If II was HIS position that the COM
pnnies would not let tho Governor OF
Michigan, or tho President of the
United states, or any other high mind
ed person. attempt 10 settle the trouble.
II personally viii no. agree" Mac
Naughton said, Ito allow any person
10 arbttrate question between 47c6
employees who arc faithful md loyal
and 30 employees who are on strike
As to conditions they would impose on
the men now At work. l think II would
be outrageous and unjustinable."
MacNcuehton said hts attitude did
not Indicate lack of confidence In the
officials named. hut II know this Ia rn-
pockctbook, and nm not going to al
low you or others 10 arbitrate 20 de-
eide whose pocketbook II is"
Congressman Casey inquired sc the
surrender Of membership In the Social
LIST party was condition Of re-ernploy-
ment. MncNauGhton said IL was not. NJ
he was something OF & Socialist him
SELF" although not a militant ono.
Vigorously Cross-ExamIned
MacNaughtcn was vigorously crons-
examined h. q. y. Hilton, OF counsel
for the federation.
$50 YOU think allen agitatorc have
been dispensing n gospel OF hate IN
this community began Hilton.
Yes"
DO you think you have been dts
pensing one OF love-"
Not necessarily. but have preached
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TONNES SENTENCED
TO EIGHTEEN YEARS
Boy Who Shot Mother Who Re
fused to Pay Him SIS Must
Go to Penitentiary.
rSnccIal Ia Tho Timn~-Dfen,tch

Especial to The Times Dispatch / rs
Eureka Mills. Va, March 3.-Jasper
Brooks Townes. who killed his moth
or, near Cullen. on February -, bc-
cause OF having refused To pay him
30 which belonged 10 him, and which
she had for safekccpInE. was tried
In tile Circuit Court yesterday, and
sentenced to eighteen years IN tho
State Pcnitentiary
The court appointed r. Il. Hutches , II
To defend the prisoner. Townes Is
only sixteen years old. and hts youth
doubtless saved his life
Joe Breedin. aged eleven wears. was
sent TO tho reIormatory for three years
for houjehrcaiting and burglary
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-
e. {. pininmy ana o wee 81 dr, ,fus. tr9ni
In the clerks ot.ico II Cheeisra,. iii ,o1a
cut, Court. il. IL. il. i.6, pnxo Sss ID.
fault having he.n ,nnda 4, -. -, ,.,npe
OF money ihcrein secured. ana betn,s
30 required by tho notsholier, ,ye lin
SELL ~ public auction. 1T Inc fr@n, 1hi, ,nes
~ IA. pos, on. Itiildln9 /, ia H. ~,
OF Richmond ON " 80 "iNs,
SATURDAY, MARCH 7 1aI.
comin.nclng ~ - N 49,
the real estate described In sa,d de.s.
as follows: 'DS" - '"'a ueeua
All the right. title and interea. os
avery sort nua deacrintior', ~ ~ IA
Dninny and Wife I'm and TO the toiIny..
ing pTopertv. tnciu.,f,o MI 4p 1912, Ao,toT
ana mineral rights Or varv daacr 10
ton to-wit: ~
All those tracts ptoces or narc.ls ~
land in the county os C;bestcr6sld Gfa1
OF Virginia. designated by name ana
Feudiig (Fendley's). 40 acres: IaiI'
l25 acres: Cox, 100 acres: Clark. I4s
800 IL acres; Wilkinson s. 10 acres.
Anderson, lis acres: Coates No !,
So 3-S acres. Coates. No ., lsh acrea,
Chcathan. SIS ncres. Brewer. ais acres.
Peoria. l6l acrcs; Ashbrook 9Sa acre,.
Worsham, 277 acres. CON. % az acres.
Bass. 81 ia acres; lizard. 6ss Ia
go acres, johnson. SIS ncres Goodas
439 acres, Bowlcs. sci q acrcs: cheat.
ham, 200 acres; Williamson. eos acres,
Coles. SIS acres. John II COY IL i Is
acres; Elliott ca acres and rcd R,ss,a
"a acres
For derivation OF title 20 these lands
and for n fuller and more nerSec, da
scription OF the same. reference ia hera
made to the following deeds o.p,t.
one from American Match Manufaos
turing Company dated October N lalo
the clerks Office OF Caestertel1 Countv
one from Bright Rope Railway com
puny. dated July -. isq2. and rerordcd
in said clerks 0fiicc in ID "a lO3 pnna
3l5. Ono from Franklin Steerne. Jr :
and wife, dated July pa lSs2 and ra
corded In said clerks office i'm 70 IL los
page 3lS one from Meriweathnr Jones'
dated December ., 1890. and recorded IN,
said clerks office. In -. l. 100. page 3l9
one from John H.. Cox and wife dated
i'm 20. 49, hhotner Geo from Frank.
% lsgn and rcen-deh IN I, - o. 49,
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Rooms For Kenr

TWO LARGE ROOMS. COMPLETELY
furnished for housek coping. lo4
Nest Grace.
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, Acting under deed Of trust iron,
{. {. Dininny and wife. duly Iacordsi
IN ihe clerks oi'ico VI Chesterfield car.
Sui; court IN ~. B. l.6, page 286. do
OF money thcFein secured, ana beir,r
80 required by tho noteholder, we shafS
sen y! public auction. At the front door
"f !Ae t'cs.-n!.i.. Building, IN the city
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Delegates 10 nri~to, Convention.

Marion Va. March IA mass-neet-
Ing OF tho Democrats OF Smyth County
was held 1T the courthouse yesterday
and delegates were elected TO attend
the Convention to he hell NJ Bristol
on March IS to nominate Democratic
candidate for Congress fror the Ninth
District To be voted for this ft:l
a resolution was offered by George
W Richardson indorsIng Senator Il Il,
buchanan for the nomination. but UPON
II statement by Judge Fudge that ar.
buchanan had especially reaucsicl
that tiis be rot done. tho resolution
was withdrawn
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Bu6inr55 2pportunitp

WANTED. AN IDEAi WHO CAN
think Of some Simple thing to pat
bring You wealth. Write for Needed
Inventions" and Hos TO Get Your
latent and Your Money" RAN
Washington, H. c. -
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Boarding

40 WEST GRACE STREET HOT
water heated rooms for gentlemen,
with board.
BOULEVARD INN. HAMPTON ROADS
country and seashorc combined with
city CONVEX tenccs Send for litera-
turc. MISSES TABB. Boulevard Inn,
Hampton. Va.
MODERNLY APPOINTED ROOMS,
with board. for permanent or tran
silent guests. MRS. CHARLES X
BOWERS. MRS. CABELI III. eau
THORN. lis East Franklin
ROOMS WITH BOARD. MRS. JOHN
aton, 903 West Grace.
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FOR SALE. ONE HANDSOME MAHOG-
any graphophone, one Pierce-Arrow
Motorcycle. both good as new at "A
sacrifice. ioi West Broad Second
floor. Monroe 347l
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geetinHs

Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
once Of the Secretary
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special and general meeting of tho
stockholders OF the Atlantic Coas I
Line railroad Company viii be held
at the office Of the company. al Byrd
street station, IN the CITY OF Rich
LIST, 1914. Ut IL o'clock 4. NJ for the
purpose OF considering. passing upon,
authorizing anu conscnting TO dis
bonds OF the Atlantic Coast Line
Ra!lroad Company under and secured
-! It's united mortgage to United
states Trust Company. OF New York.
trustee. dated November IL, 1909. and
closing said mortgage; and. for the
purpose OF considering. passing upon.
authorizing and consulting Il the
making, Issue and disposition, by
sale or otherwise. by the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company. IN
lieu OF the unified bonds. the issue
whereof VIII be discontinued. OF gold
bonds not exceeding IN the aggregate
the par value OF two hundred million
dollars. 10 10 issued In series. bear
Ing interest at such lawful rate or
rates as may be determined from
time 10 tinc by the Board of Dlrec-
tors OF the Atlantic Coast Limo Rail-
road Com pany. and maturing At such
date or dates as may be determined
by the board Of directors: and the
creation. execution and delivery by
the said railroad company OF n
ehSs Oh Ntti OIL trust. uUOl and
conveying certain of Its property to
be described In said mortgage or
deed of trust. 10 secure the payment
OF the said bonds. TO such trustee in
such form and upon such terms and
conditions as the Board of Directors
may determine. and the issue and
disposition OF such bonds or their
proceeds. for the payment or retire
meni. from time 10 time OF the un-
DERIVING mortgage bonds and obliga-
lions OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company. and for paying for.
constructing, completing. Iinprov ms,
and maintaining It's lines of railroad
and It's equipment, and for other cor
pornte purposes for which the pro-
cccds OF such bonds may be lawfully
used under the provisions of said
mortgaSe: and generally to take any
and all action that may seem ncccs-
sary or desirable In connection With
Ecrmane to or growing out Of any
OF the matters hcrcinabovc stated
The stock transfer books of tho
company shall be closed honda y.
March 10th. 1914. at three O'Clock i.
NJ. and snail be rcopencd Thursday =.
April End, 1914. AT ten o'clock A. N
BY order of the Roard al Directors,
IL. j.. BORDEN
February 27th 1914.
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EsIronIA BANKS CONSOLIDATE.
First National ana Piuntcrs' National
Unite IntcrcstS.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Enpo,.a Va. March s--1he consol-
dalton OF the First National and Plan
tcrs National Banks OF North EN-
poria was completed yesterday. when
all OF the effects of the Planters were
moved Into the handsome three story
building Office OF the First National
Meetings OF the Stockholders 90 each
institution were held last week. and
the plan OF consolidation unanimously
agreed upon. but tho permission OF
tho Comptroller OF the Currency had
10 be secured before the consolidation
could take place.
The First National was organized In
May, 1907, with n capital OF $4,000,
with w Il. Cato, president
The Planters was organized in April,
!?lO, with $4,000 capital. aud ". w.
Green. president.
The new institution witt be known
rs the First National BenlS. Its caI,-
ital will bo $4,000: surplus 6.nUo.
aud deposits s3o0, 900. W r. cato viii
BE- president: w w. Green. chairman
Of the board; }. Il. Suit"r formerly
cashier OF tile Planters win be nc
tive vice president, and jesse Lee. for
merry cashier ut the Firsi National.
viii remain cashier Each INSTITUTION
VIII have proper Representation on
TIL. new board.
The other banks are tho C;rcencs-
willie Bank. organized In August. 1897,
With capital $4,000; surplus. $50 900
aud deposits of $500 900 Judge w sam
mel Goodwin is president and w. T.
Harding cashier. The Merchants and
Farmers Bank. organized Aprl 1902,
capital. $4,000: SURPLUS. $4,000 with
deposits, $4,000. II w HAN is pres
ident. and r. walker Turner. cashier.
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psIp lllantfn. female

GOVERNMENT JOBS FOR WOMEN
big pay. List positions available
free. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept.
726-L Rochester. ~. Y.
RICHMOND GOVERNMENT EXAMl-
sample questions FREQ. FRANktLiN
INSTITUTE. Dept 72s K. Rochester,
NJ "
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Rooms Illanteh

WANTED. ONE or TWO ROOMS. ONE
furnished and one unfurnishcd in
nclghhorhood Of Third and East
Franklin Street. Address II. ~ WALL
TIERS, 304 South Third Street. City.
WANTED. TWO OR THREE FUR
nished rooms westward. Address
j $50. caro- Times Dispatch.
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WE HAVE SPECIAL PRICE FOR
Few days on nice 81 - acres near
lsichmond. splendid chocolate soil:
Ten acres lin. timber; thrce-room
d"ciinS. This is as good land Is
there ~ Ia Virginia: $1,000 for few
days. Terms very easy.
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BY Pollard y Bagby.
TRUSTEES AucrloN SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
TWO DESIRABLE LOTS ON THn
SOUTH SIDE OF PARK AVENUE.
BEGINNING 225 FEET EAST or
WEST STREET. THENCE WEST
AND FRONTING so FEET ON PARK
AVENUE. AND RUNNING BACK Tcs
LEONARD STREET. BEING LOTS
AND 8. BLOCK ., PLAN OF LEE
ANNEN.
In execution OF two certain deeds os
trust. one In T. b. 2iO-C, page g. the
other IN d. h. 2o9-A, page 622, default
having been made In a portion OF tho
debt therein secured and being re-
CURED so to do ny tho benenctary Z
VIII offer at auction on the premi1es,
on
THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1914,
Mt O'clock y. NJ,
tho above mentioned desirable lots,
value
TERMS: Cash.
II. II. POLLARD. JR,
Trustee.
". B--Whiie tho terms OF the aaia
arc cash. we can furnish tho purchnsap
with loan ON the property III desired.
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situations ll,anteo, a4ale

experience In farm work desires po-
sition on dairy or general farm or
ut some general work in the city;
thoroughly trustworthy, and Il good
worker. Address u 2i6, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. BY y COMPETENT. EELIA-
BILE white man, position To take
understand cattle. Address w
MACK Err ETH. West Point. Va.
WANTED, NIGHT STENOGRAPHIC.
dictaphonc or copying work. Address
T. 200. care Times Dispatch.
REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHARMA-
cist desires position References eX-
changed. Address Is 900. care Times
DISPATCH
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Situations Ilianten, female

-
LADY OF EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCES
hhd education. desires ro-engagctueni
iHllnsdiatciy. companion TO semi
Invalid or managing housckccpcr
over servants Has been abroad Is
tactful. reliable and musical q 3l3.
care Times Dispatch
EDUCATED, REFINED. CAPABLE
young lady, perfect health. desires,
immediately position rs housckcepci
20 nscd couple or private home sew
GRAZ years experience NJ nurse and
companion a G25, care Times Dis
patch.
w ANTED. POSITION TO WORK IN
Office OF store, Address /. i2S, care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION AS NURSE COM
panion Willing 10 travel Address
!. i29. care Times Dispatch.
aoTEL MANAGER, THOROUGHLY
experienced in every detail wants
resort house. Twelve years expe-
Renee, 3oi. care Times Dispatch
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32ptirr5

ARAGoN COFFEE GIVES BEST RE-
suits. Yosan tea always pleases.
Aragon peanut butter made from tho
choicest stock Ask Your grocer.
TO My FRIENDS AND PATRONS-R
j. Dwiggins. formerly OF the Model
Barber shop, can now bc found at
Brooks's Barber shop. First Nationa!
Bank Building.
HAVE YOUR SPRING AND SUMMER
suit made at the same price as you
buy ready made. by j. KATE. Ladies'
Tailor, Els North Second street.
WANTED. Tb +. PUBLIC - KNOW
that IAHhSE BROS. jewelers. si2
East Main street buy, sell exchange
LATEST STYLES. old gold and
silver alwaNs tnken in exchange.
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Euaro 1llantfn

YOUNG MAN DESIRES PERMANENT
board, private family; references ex-
changed. Kindly state particulars In
your reply. Ill. care Times-Dis
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AUCTION 5aIrs, ssutlrs Daps
BY X. Il Chainn & Co. Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneera,
Main aEG Twelfth streets.
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES. AUcT1oy sAI.r

VALUABLE COAL AND FARMING
LaNilS lS CHESTERFIELD COIN,
Tf. VIRGINIA.
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FRESH MEATS AND vEGETABLEs.-
We recommend Aragon coffee. Salts
iacu"n guaranteed. ADAM FEITIG.
liz East Main.
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WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions
several thousand appointments to
lie made next few months. FUN In
formation about openings. how to
prepare. etc. free. Write Immediate
is FOR booklet u 1874, EARL HOP
KINS. Mnshlnginn. u. q.
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a3isrfl!ancou5
PROTECT YOURSELF.

ACCIDENTS MAY HAPPEN. SICKNESS
may set IN, total permanent disability
may make its apo arauce. old age
tingencies a fixed monthly income
from $40 TO 5000 per month Is as
surcd to YOU by becoming u member
Of the American Anchor Write or
call at 737 East Main street, second
floor. Phone Madison 1927. Ii viii
interest YOU to learn particulars, no
matter where you live.
ARAGON COFFEE PACKED IN ONE
and three pound cans Is the best for
the money.
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Jor sale

LoOK--IF YoU ARE COMO TO USE
n"q ars, 'r feT for ycur dress write to
nEIMEn CO.. sis Second Avenue.
Bfookiyn. y. Y.
SEE OUR LARGE STOCK OF BusI-
ness WAGONS and bugs!es; No mat
the right price. Several second
m nnn w =, ,., and snsgies Rgpairing
SONS. 7si Eas, Cary Street. ' .
FREsI MEATS AND vEGETABLEs-
We recommend Aragon coffee. Salts
iact"n guaranteed. ADAM FEITIi,
liz East Main.
FOR SALE, ONE HANDSOME MAHoG-
any graphophone, one Pierce-Arrow
Motorcycle. both good as new. at a
sacrifice. ioi West Broad Second
floor. Monroe s47i.
SEVERAL HORSES AND MULES FOR
s sai@ ApRly 10 the PURITY ICE
WE ARE NOW SHOWING SPRING
STYLES of suits ana all Kinds of la
ments; VIII give Inducements to
early BUYERS. Alterations free. MRS.
JULIUS EEAR, 1921 East Main street
WANTED. SODA BOY. MUST HAVE
rsfcience. Apply GRANT DRUG Co.
On ACCOUNT OF MOVING. WI. WILL
sell at sacrifice prices. soda foun
tain. platform scalcs, steam pumps.
gasolene engines. wood, split and
IRON pulieys. blowers. lot one-incl
wrought iron pipe ana other rniscel-
laneous stock J. BLCFOitD & co.
WATER-ERoUND MEAL, SOUTHERN
corn ground by old. old process:
s twsiEs rounds. cents ,wo.pound
= card brings 1t. L. w. CHBtSTO-
PHi.R. Auburn Mills. Hanover Coun-
SD FOR i GROCERY WAGON: $40
for q light truck, So for top bug
gy: SO for runabout; si0o for a
surrey THOMAS II. DUKE K CO.
500 Brook Avenue.
Rooms for Kenf
TWO LARGE ROOMS. COMPLETELY
furnished for housekeeping. lo4
PLEASANT ROOMS, HOME LIKE SUR
Franklin and Main
NICELY FURNISHED. HEATED
rooms; soc. Gay up THE RoANok Il
III North E!shth
ELEGANT SECOND STORY FRONT
room. furnished heated for rent, With
or without board. 90 East Main.
Ell EAST MAIN ATTRAcTlVELY
furnished front rooms. heat. bath.
nhone
PLEASANT ROOMS. IIOATE-LIEE SUR
roundinEs IA North sixth. between
COMFORTABLE LARGE ROOMS. CON
yenient to business centre. at ut
East Ernnklin Street.
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SEE

THE EVANS HARDWARE co. INC.
FOR cedar oil mops. absolutely the
best and largest mop OF the mark IT
NJ 81 each 700 West Broad Street
Phone Madison 3oS6.
WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
scour hS latest improved machinery,
kinds of carpets. NEW YORK CAR
PET CLEANING Co, 20ol East
Franklin. Monroe 1885,
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AfaI Gsratr ll,antrn

Would LIKE TO PURCHAsE For
seven OF eight rooms III West End,
price not to exceed $4,000. Must be
bargain. Address. giving location
ana price particulars, * sos care
Times Dispatch
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
erty with ua wM IL MILLEK &
WANT TO Buy 4 CHEAP LOT IN
or near the city and pay cash for It,
either OIL Church Hi. West End or
suburb. Address i So7, care Times
Dispatch.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE 4 DIV ELL
Ing Of seven or eight rooms on
Church HIN. about $1,000 Must he
bargain, and in good section. Ad-
dress III 30, care Times Dispatch
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. a. CON
NELLY & CO Write postal for nee
sary blanks
PARTY OWNING BEAUTIFUL LOT ON
boulevard, no !ncumbrance. would
like to exchange same for Grove
Avenue home and pay difference In
cash Address II IA. care Times
Dispatch.
II VOC WANT TO SELL orr EN-
change your property nj once. list ii
with the SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
!ll2 East Main, Second Floor, Room =
WE HAVE ! SPLENDID 1s7-AcRE
farm near Richmond. valued at $500
suitable for dairy farm. that we
would consider exchanging for nrop-
ertv IN Pichnlord valued Mt s1t noo
to si6. GOO RGWLES & Jones co
NC "a North Eighth street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-04

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LoOK--IF TOU ARE GOING TO USE
Rainie linen for your dress write to
US first for samples Of our special
45-inch width. all colors. THE
nEfMisit CO. s7i5 Second Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-04

pIECEL LOST MEANS MANY AP-
po,ntincnts from the February u
railway mail clerk -a;,ul!nal!on- In
Rltnluona Commence go month
Common education sufficient Eatn-
pie questions Tree. Write lut.e-
aiatcly FRANKLIN I@STlI IL.
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