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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
PERSONAL

J. F. Mcbride of Kellerman, who has been very i'll for several months will leave Birmingham tonight for Hot Springs for his health.
 Cyrus Garnsey, general manager of the Galloway Coal company, was here yesterday from Memphis engaged in conferences with local officers of his company. He left today for Garnsey, where he will look over the properties and will return to Memphis tomorrow. Mir. Garnsey was unusually optimistic yesterday about business in the coal trade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21

has resulted in general rains from Georgia and the Carolinas nortnWaru Fair skies prevailed over the interior as far west as the Rockies, where an other area of cloudiness and rain was general.
 In the cotton belt, rains were re- ported in Georgia, eastern Tennessee, and North Carolina during the past "A hours, and rather cloudy conditions continued along the Texas and Louis jana coasts. Temperature changes have been slight in most districts, mean temperatures being somewhat below normal in almost all sections.
 Summary of observations made at United States weather bureau stations, April 20, 1914:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21

formally subscribed for it's full quota of the stock of the regional reserve bank te be located at Atlanta, thus complying with the federal reserve act passed by Congress, December 23 1913. The net re- suit of such action on the part of the Bessemer bank will be to prepare it, even in time of panic, to supply money to it's depositors on demand. The Bessemer Ma tional bank is one of the strongest iE- stitutions in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
MANY AUTOMOBILES
 ARE SOLD IN BOAZ

Boaz, April 20.-(Special. )-Recently a carload of automobiles were sold in Boaz. Several of the rural free deliv- cry men are now making their routes in automobiles. Boaz is progressing and business is good.
 The political situation is not near so tense as before the last election The reason is due to the fact that the race Is too one sided for governor. Mir. Conner, 1t is said. will receive large majority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
Married in Marion

Marion, April 20.-(Specia1. )-The marriage of Miss Estelle Nichols and Henry Andre of Selma took place at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. L NJ. Nichols. on Centreville street. on Sunday morning, the Rev. John c. James officiating
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
Weather Forecast

Washington, April 2o.--Forecast for Ala bama and Mississippi: Fair warmer Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
 For Georgia Fair Tuesday, warmer in northwest portion; Wednesday fair warm CT in interior.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
Robert Hilliard Weeds

Denver. April 2O-Robert Hilliard, the actor, late today married Mrs. Olga Williams. a daughter of James Ever hard, Q millionaire of New York. Tho bridegrooms son, Lieut.. Robert Bell Hilliard. U. s. N. attended the we'd ding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
Peoria Swept by Fire

swept over three blocks, destroying the cattle feeding barns and block of baled hay. It is estimated 5000 cattle were burned. The loss is estimated at $400OO0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
Military Men Active

Maj. J. D. Carlisle of Birmingham was in Bessemer several days ago conferring with old military men looking to the organization of a military company in this city, but little interest was mani tested at that time. However, since Huerta refused to salute the flag, the war spirit has reached fever heat and a number of young men met this morn ing and all agreed that they would go into the organization. and several of the old officers of the Bessemer Rifles. which disbanded several years ago, are at the head of the movement.
 Active work is going ahead. Lieutenant Lacey Edmundson and George II. Bum gardner being at the head of the move ment. Major Thomas T. Huey, who was captain of the company in 1898. has stated that he would volunteer for serv- ice. and as he is an excellent officer he would have very little trouble in securing a good berth in one of the Alabama regi- ments that will go from the state in the event of war with Mexico.
 Subscribe Reserve Bank Stock
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RESOURCES Currency .. -...$ 25,S460O Gold .-A ...............,... ,052 50' Silver, nie,kels and pennies 4,5s631 Checks and cash items I 4O596 Exchanges for clearing house 10,720.17 Cash items in transit . 4s5.0O Due from banks In this state 31,S46.S0 Bonds and stocks owned by 5Ss@srs, 5Ssps and ,,. discounts sss'Sss..ss Furniture and fixtureA ...... 1s.oso.oo S Other real estate .... A.-.... 3,225.0O Grand total ......... V. .s4sl.ss5.4o
 LIABILITIES bl Individual deposits .32S7.299 Is Time certificates 11,466.40 Certified checks 626.4O Due to clearing house .N 1114O.36 Due banks in this state A15,743.55 Due banks in other states \1,0SS.02 Total deposits ;sss'sss.s9 Capital stock paid in s1oo of0.00 Undivided Tofits less cur rent expenses and taxes Notes ' and bis payable. sa.Ssosa d.ssasS Grand tota s4sI 8ss.4o The State ofAlabama, Jefferson County. Before meI came w. ]. Adams, pnesi- dent Of Commercial Bank and Trust Company .who. being duly sworn, Saysy that the abde and foregoing statement Is true and ives the actual condi lion O; said bank, shown by the books onf
 ". J. ADAMS, PrSs. Sworn to aid subscribed before me, this 17th daf of April. 1914
 VIM. J. SMITH,
 Notary PubMc. HUGO MuGo B1kcK.
 c. w. YNCEY,
 c. w. BANS.
 Directors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21

The farmers of Butler county last year became deeply interested in the cutiva- tion of Burr and Crimson clover. There were many acres of land planted in this crop. This land is now planted in otfer e ops This process of building up the lands and fertilization is very good, ani i- is thought that it will in a way revo- lLtionize farming.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
BUTLER TEACHERS
 TAKE EXAMINATIONS

Greenvlle. April Special )-The spring term of state examinations is being held here. Prof. c. II. Lewis, su- rei intendent of education. is conducting the examinations, and about 70 ale being exa mined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF, The Commercial Bank &
 Trust Go.
RESOURCES

Located at Blrmingham. Ala. At the Close of Business April 14. 1914
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-04-21

Subscribe Reserve Bank Stock
 The directors of the First National bank held a meeting at which time the bank
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Local Data

the 24 hours ending at p. m.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-14

\ , lNTMn = gle" houses, banks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-14

'OH sale, forty acres land AT Milford
station, T.. T.. Il i. Railroad. Fine
lew. Price low. Box co.. Milford, Va.
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HUAHDERS WANTED.

FlttST-ciasS apartments. TIpor heat
private bath and excellent cuisine
furnished TO permanent sd transient
noardcrs ut Mrs. Horace Wexford
IoncS's nov ana well-cauippcd house.
zoo East Franklin Street. Beginning
September dinner served at $50.
WHEN YOU come to Richmond stop at
1000 East clay street, where you
can get r nice, clean room for 50c
"i"alS served in old Virginia style.
THE beautiful home at pos South Third
street H. now open for permanent
bodrdcrs. Handsomely furnished rooms
steam heat. shower baths. excellent
CUISINE" Fhon" Madison i37l-J
ATTRACTIVE rooms with board: cx-
cclIcnt table; cOuvcnienccs. 209 y,
Grace.
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BUSINESS EOR SALE

FOR sale. drug store In town OF 2.OUo:
great bargain for man OF small
means. Splendid opDortunity. Don't
answer unless rou mean business. Good
reason for selling. Must he sold at
once. Address l. Ii3. car" Times Dis
patch.
DRUG store for sale located OF a very
prominent corner In one Of the best
cities in Virginia. New fountain. solid
OAK fixtures. no dead stock. HusincSs
principally cash. For particulars nd-
dress /. 40. care Times Dispatch
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Richmond Academy

New Location on BROAD street, Bet.
REland and i.onlbardy.
Thirteenth Session Begins Thursday,
September IL.
Building uncycelled; able faculty
of six men and one lady; large cam
pus; separate Fairgrounds for small
boys.
Primary Department for Boys Seven
Years OF Age
The Dean ia at his office in the
Academy Building. Telephone Ran
dolph 1889.
WILLIAM l.. PRINCE, Dean.
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=. MEYERS SONS
81 East Cary Street
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SITUATION observation-disclosures

lazy of ability. education ana refine
Wcut desires situation as huuSolsecp-
81 toy october d. NddrrsS IluuS.i.c per
var. Times Dispatch
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
high Constable S Sale

will sell by public auction, on
MONDAY, THE IiTH DAY OF SEP
TEMBERs 1914. II o'clock 4. ~
at No. l0i North Eighth. the following
property. 10 satisfy Il distress warrant
and civil executions ". Mcclure, Dav-
EXPORT Taylor Co. Inc, IN my hands
Iron safe. Typewritcr. Office Furniture.
Office Partition, etc.
TERMS: cash.
w. H. WYATT. JR..
II. g, &. r.
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MAIL. ORDER

IT - nov time to Have your fail hats
cleaned, pressed and teshapcd. Ladies'
mats given special attention. Schloss.
Tho Halter. So East Broad street.
Iiichmond. Va.
II is now time 10 have YOUR fan hats
cleaned. pressed ana reShaped. Ladies
mats given special attention. SchlosS.
Ihc Halter. So East Broad street.
Richmond. Va.
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US B OYS

49,
IToUR KIND ArIsNnON
FOR A FEW SECONDS!
Tie GIANTS AND OlEAS
HAD A DOUBLE HEADER
IE STGR OA1. DOWN ON
Tie NORTH SIDE BY
TIE GAS Works. THAT
PART OF TOWN Is TOO
ToU6R. Ws DECIDED NOT
TO TAKE nod DOWN
IIAE RE, SO WE MADE
lS4RlMP FLYNN STAY
AT HONE With Us TO
HELP US ENTERTAIN :
NOD. UATcH HIM.
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PROPOSALS-Scalcd
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
Ori,e az
'SupcrintcnlenI OF Puhllc rrinting.


Superintendent Of Public Printing.
SEALED bf s!"%;,%:: Xn S Nii . iGi'
es,yed q rl!is oFFIci: until i: NJ. OF
PRINTING. BlNpING. RuiING, etc.
Tor nc state OF %ireiri" for one year
rrinted schedules. showing IN ,d;;toil
TIC classified tions, ON which uli bids
furnished to bidders on .ppllcat ton.
contractors Will be required to enter
INTO bond with security. 10 be approved
by the Secretary Of the commonwealth.
for the prompt and faithful execution
Of their contracts.
The right il reserved OF rejectins
any or all bids. and the work wi be
awarded in such lots or portions as the
superintendent may deem proper.
vciopcs and TO be plainly marlted PRO
pos2ls for Printing" and Proposals
for binding" DAVIS BOTTOM.
superintendent of Public Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE re
ceivcd at the SAME TIME AND PLACE
the use OF The Commonwealth:
600 EEAMS 25x3s 80 lbs. No. NJ. +.
BoOl.
400 uEAMs 2sxss so lbs. Z. $. Flat
Writing.
100 KEAMs i!N2S ?? ib. Flat;
$40 RENMS i7x2s 81 Ii. 20: Ledger Ledger.
10 be delivered August. 1915.
go REAMS No. Bond. assorted
500 KEhMs 30. Bond assorted
wcivi.tS and sizes.
1880 REAMS 25x3s-50 No. | s. and
s 6. Book. for monthly bulletins De-
partments Of Agriculture and Health.
10 hc delivered monthly as needed, and
to Ice paid for as delivered.
800 REAMS 2Jx3S-6O Coated Book
for Annual Bulletin, Department OF
Agriculture. to be delivered Novem-
Der |.
Papers, otc.. 10 be delivered ut such
times. H. such quantities. and into such
places as the superintendent may di
rect without charge for freight or
drayagc.
Bddera will furnish samples OF size
and weights advertised for. The right
is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
All bids TO bc enclosed in sealed en-
velopcs and to he plainly marked Pro
posals for Paper
Note.-f3ids for paper will be opened
at the pleasure of the superintendent
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE re-
ceved at the SAME TIME AND PLACE
for furnishing incidental Office station
cry supplies. consisting of PENS, PEN
CIIS. INK, RUBBER BANDS. etc. etc
All bids to be made upon blanks TO
bc furnished by the Superintendent OF
Public Printing and to be enclosed In
sealed envelopes marked Proposal for
Furnishing Stationery Supplies"
DAVIS BOTTOM,
superintendent Of Public Printing
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INSTRUCTIONS.

MISS y. r. Daniel Will resume her
classes for ladies the first week IL,
October ~ tin" Chesterfield. 900 West
Franklin street. Miss Daniel will re-
c"lvc private pupils between the hours
OF and -.
RICHMOND Schoo'of S."nography will
opcn tan session September - at
elY East Main street. Miss l'oythress.
Principals
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FOR KENT-lIouse..

HOUSE ~ rooms with all modern
convcnierces. IN the West End. one
block from Robinson Street car line
Phone Maids son 563l or apply TO Nc.
Ne!git &; Glinn.
BARGAIN in Groom. detached. frame
residence I'm West End. Newly pa.
I'ored. Possession at once i0J .Sottl:
Addison Madison li49-l
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MEETINGS..

Richmond Va September II. 1914.
AN impcl TAFT adjourned meeting OF the
Trustees o. the WomanS College Of
Richmond Viii he held at the office al
j. y. Crunp. 10 South Eleventh Street.
Richmond, Va. on WEDNESDAY. Sep
TENDER -, 1914. at - o'clock noon
Every member earnestly requested 10
attend.
H. THEODORE ELI.YsoN.
Secretary.
THE annual meeting of the stockhold-
crs OF the Southern manufacturing
Company will he held ~ the offices OF
the Company. Nos. II and Is South
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va, on
Tuesday, September -, 1914. at IL
o'clock noon ISy order Of the Pres ident
\. EDWARD ROEBER,
Secretary and Trea snrer.
Headquarters Commandc,y of 81. An
drew, No. IL. Knights Templar
Richmond. Va. September -. 1914
N.a< General orders: Sir Knights
~ Attend stated Conclnvc Of
~ The Commanders ut Your Asy-
4 lun in the Masonic Temple,
Monday, Iitr inst. NJ c:30 o'clock Il.
NJ. IN full dress Of a Tcmplar on foot.
Members of Richmond Commanders
No. > ami all transient Sir Knights
are courteouSly invited Ia b,. present
. ny order Of the Eminent Commander,
W. W. NEALE,
Attest. Captain-General
GEORGE c. JEFFr:RSON.
Recorder.
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WANTED-Agcnts

AGENTS make big money Write Tor
our new catalogue Of fast selling
fall sp"cialtics. We give valuable
premiums free. Martin Speciality Co
Room loo. broadway National Bank
bldg. Richmond. Va
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FOR SALE-Machincry.

IIREE-ton tandem steam roller hvc-
ton tandem steam roller. eight ton
tandem steam roller. teE-ton three
wheel roller paving mixer, eighteen
"tmp WAGONS. all good shape. Price
Wi be right Need III" money. u. q
epN I'". Richmond. VA.
FIFTEEN horse power centre crank
"ngin" in good order. Also pipe
threading m1chinc. l.. Rose x Co
-" IiroOk Avenue.
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PERSONAL.

ELDERLY women OF means. withercd
flesh freshcned. Persona! treatment
for one month In the privacy Of Your
own hom" Written contract Address
I. i42. care Times Dispatch
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The Virginia Randolph
Elicit School,
OPENS SEPTEMBER -.
e pOsitc Monroe Park, 4. 4. Laurel Sr.

UUNIIr WHHrOc I'HrN, T. y. I.UUrcT ST.
tNumber pupils l!mited.)
Beginning with the House OF Child
hood (Montessori Methodl, and CON
tinuinE through preparatory work to
college entrance. Bryn Mawr exarn!na-
tions in May. Certificates admit to
Nassar. Miss Cogan received Madame
Montessori Diploma. Miss Maria Blair
VIII lecture twice week. Twenty eX-
pericnced teachers. Frcnch or German
TO little girls. No extras. Address MISS
IcILETT. Il ~ Laurel st. For informa-
ton or catalogue. address MIR. HUGH
<. BIRD. l.. .. Box 1902
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FOR SAII,.-I'arins

FOR gale or exchange. SEQ acres. level.
N-improNcd Hartford County, Md.
very productive farm. springs furnish
water in each pasture. 200 acres pro-
dVcine excellent grass aud grain crops
Balance cut over timber. cultivate bic
when cleared, meanwhile good pasture.
WcU-locatcd on county pike. adjoining
liy. village containing good Groom
graded school church. stores motel
creamcr> and blacksmith shop. ono
mile from state lu.cadafnizcd road. part
Of tic proposed National Highway. on
which is cOuow!ugo, oil the PcnnsVl-
vaula Railroad, { miles northeast. and
Hel tir the county seat. miles south
west on the Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad. II Interested write and We
VIII gladly sand full Particulars and
meet YOU with an automobile at Con-
o"iuSo 10 show farm Price is right
ANA terms easy. Might accept some
TRADE Boiling Bros. Darlington. Nd
FARM and home Tor sale. Lovely
home anu fne farm rnd safe invest
lnent. Hundred and thirteen acres iinc
lana. with splendid buildings in
Gloucester County, two miles from
carly steamers to Baltimore Norfolk
and Richmond Splendid water: store
und post-uiiicc corner of farm. Price
about value Of buildings or land either
alone. ". Il. Broaddus. West Point.
Va,
FOR sale, forty acres land at Milford
station, L.. T.. Il l.. Railroad. Fine
view. Price low. Box co.. Milford, Va
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DREssMAKING AND MILLlNERY.

flRST-class drcssmakcr. 42i North
Tenth street. Phone Madison l0$o-L
Thin dresses made. $3.50: shirtwaists
J0c. Garments rem odclcd
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ICE. COAL AND MOOD

HEST Pennsylvania white ASH. stove
and nut. $3.50; egg. S725: splint s525:
stcam, Si2j: iir" Creek lunn. SID
until September 10. w r. Rcanls 7oT
North seventeenth. Phone Madison
d42+.
LONGS wood and coal is dry and
clean. easy TO start. burns 20 pure
soft ashes. ny cutting off draft Z
lasts longest. TOO. Just try me once
Two phones. +. T. Long. 1906 West
broad.
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state uighr-nx Commission.

stat" Highway Commission.
Richmond Va. september .. loli
BIpS will bc received at the Clerks
Office. Lawrencevllc. Va. until 10
:. NJ, Monday. September IS, 1914. for
the construction Of three bridges. ono
- feet long, over Sturgeon Creek one
36 feet long, over Sandy Creek. and one
- feet long, over Rose Creek. in Bruins
wick County. Va.
Plans and specifications on hlc at the
Clerks Oficc, I.awrenceville, Va. and
at this Office.
4 certified check for $3.50 must ac-
company each bid for one bridge or
for all three bridges
The right il reserved TO reject any
or all bids.
Further Information furnished OF an
plicatiou To tho undersigned.
-. l.. COLEMAN.
state Highway Commissioners.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

ANTED. lockwood trimmings. High
est prices paid r.. Dcitrck. I.or-
r3 inc, Va.
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HELP WANTED-FcmaIe.

STLNOGKArTii;It wanted Must write
neat hand: line chance for beginner.
N"drcrS iu own handwriting T. 2o5.
ear" Times Dispatch.
Will. give room and board ~ exchange
for help 80 housohold duties morn
irEs ana "N-u!nrr nph Saturdays aud
+ undaya :" responsible eill attending
e.'ooi or gliding position. good home.
address, T. 700. care Times Dispatch
young ladies, unmarried. be-
tW""u 10 and - for Responsible pO-
r'tiou> Excellent chances lOl the am
lHiioua 10 better Themselves WORK not
pubic and 'Ncry comfort pIoVid.u. 50
t'rr Wcck ~ start, With frequent iu-
'r"aso thereafter. Apply iu person to
MIS- tll., Chesapeake .u1 Potomac
Ercl.phone Compauy ~ Virginia. 700
east Grace street. Room 202
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FOR SALF;-Rcsl Estate.

NJ IfAcTiNE adj ming lots in Wc.t-
hnlnpion Cheap I" quicl buEcr All
"l'SS - ~tj. care Time, Dispatch
BARGAIN at Highland Springs. choice
lots near centre of town; low price.
iihott X Whittier. Real Estate Agents.
20" Washington Street. Boston. Mass
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ANIMALS FOR SALE.

MULES. mules, muics-Twenty head
Of good mules right out OF railroad
YORK, "nich have no further uso
Tor. VIII soil cheap from $50 per
palr up. Can hc seen at Crulrs Stables
- South Ten:h street
FOl; sale. two fine draft mares 6 and
years old. weight zoo pounds
utSo Two Well bred driving mares. one
OF tnem with foal oy horse with
lfotting mark OF -. ana one hand
some mare, well broke. for ladies and
S"udl" ana driving horse. which | Will
son cheap. Can be seen AZ Crulis
Stable, Is South tenth Street.
FOR sale. Your money back If not as
represented. Having no further use
Tor my mules will sell them at a big
bargain: one pair VIII weight 2,TOo
ROUNDS, years old price $3.50: one
par . years old viii weigh 235e
pounds. price $3.50: also one pair , and
years old. price s27j; trial given:
come see these mules it you want
Cranes Transfer 60. stable. 40 il
south Fifteenth street.
FC!; sale. large mares - registered
IiacEncys) and ? gciding colts. COM
Ing years old. sired by Duke or Ken
horses. Apply 10 Charles r Lassiter.
FOR sale. hnc driving or work horse.
with wagon ana harness cali Ran
dolph 1871.
FOR sale. well-broken driving and
saddle gray yeluiuG: : years old
mas been broken in snow ring can
b." soon at curleS Neck Farm.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAGNIFICENT line Of popular maps
and books. Low prices. Easy sellers
Zig commissions our war atlas quick
est sellers ever published. Iludgins
Co. Atlanta. Ga
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n ugh school graduate. hUldini: pro-
icHsione! ccrtiiicnt", Wishes position
.J graded or onc-roum school. I.lul
oEirung about October e. Miss !. i.
'frcu;. Andcrsouvill". Va
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. long bar pin sct with pearls:
small diamond I'm centre, ON Main
Street. between post-oiIcc and Eighth.
.or between Eighth ana foushcc on
i;ruad or on troDd aud Main car. re
ward Mrs. hamilton North Tween
.tN-ninth street
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

SHOES! SHOES. SHOES
sc3 East Broad, near City Hall, is the
new home Of Bowdcn's Sample Shoe
Store. Good shoes cheap for the whole
family.
FURNITURE and china packing. We
pack and shi" furniture. china end
wedding presents with care. Jacob
Cmlauf, -a@G West Broad Street Madi-
son 1892.
MESSRS. T. G. Conlon & Co. Merchant
announce that Nj. Conlou viii be at
tho RiChmoud' Hotel ON "Wednesday and
Thursday, September 10 ana y. with
complete line OF imported woolcns
FOR the coming season. MI. Conlou VIII
be glad 10 have his many friends and
customers call on him.
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HE'LL. WANTED-NiaIc sre: rcrn,l,

MEN. wpiDen--g"t government iobS
~ 10 $3.50 month. lVrijc for. list OF
position ayailahlc- Ftu.Eliu Institute.
''"pi- iJl L. Rochester. -. y
WANTED. pi0ao teacher CON or Near
car AHe) 20 operate branch for es-
'AbliShcd school OF rae-tiIue Address
NN"l Christensen $50 south Western
Venue. ChicaEo, III
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Sc HOODS
Mcclure
University School
WCuNoNI, w.
OPPOSITE WILLIAM! BYRD PAl,k.
RICHMOND. VA.
LnWEn school I,OR lLTrjE
BOYS

BOYS.
, The bftieth session Will open Sep
tember II 1911. in the new school
house adjoining William Byrd Park
OF about $50 acres. TheIbuilding
equipped with the most approved
modern single desNs and furniture.
Is heated and ventilated by tho
american system the system most
highly recommended by school ar
chitects and sanitary engueers
Tho location OF the school is un-
surpassed Opposite tho public play
ground at Byrd Park. it rs in easy
walking distance OF the Western resi-
dence district. convenient to ali car
hneS, oniy fifteen minutes from f'irth
aud Main Streets.
Catalogue by mail or at book
stores Principal at 1918 West Ave
nue.. Phone Madison 174.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE.